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Jul - Dec-DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, WEDNESDAY, July 3, IWI <r r .<u 4 %. c--- Cieona Minshew Burke ; Clcona Minshew Burke, 89. of farmington, died Friday, June 28. ; She was bom March 4. 1902, in Eureka, daughter of the late Biyam Cullen and Cola Walston Minshew. • She was married to Thomas Clif ford Burke, Nov. 20, 1926, and he■^receded her in death in 1975.: Survivors include: two daughters and sons-in-law. Pat and Don Waltonof Farmington and Joyce and BobParis of Xenia, Ohio; four grand.sons^ three great graiidchildren.• She graduated from East CarolinaTeacher's College and taught fourth grade. She also worked with her hu.s-band in their business. BurkeAluminum Window Company in Winston-Salcm. She was a memberof Highland Presbyterian Church in WJnston-Salem.J=uneral .services were Monday, Ju ly I, at Preston-Pruitt Funeral Home,Danville. Ky. Burial followed inBellvicw Cemetery, Danville. Ky.Memorials may he made to TheSDky Terrier Club of America. Memorial Fund, P.O. Box 1132,Aiam^a, Calif. 94501-1132, an oiganization that supports trainingdogs to a.ssist handicapped people. William C. Jones Mr. William Clarence "Pip"Jones, 78, of Route 3, Mocksville,died Friday, June 28 at ForsythMemorial Hospital. Funeral services were Sunday,June 30. at Batons Funeral Chapel,conducted by the Rev. Ardis Payne. Burial followed in Comatzer United Methodist Church Cemetery. Mr. Jones was bom March 17,1913, in Davie County, to the late John D. and Ommie McDaniel Jones. He was a retired carpenter and a veteran of World War 11.Surviving are: one sister. Miss Hannah Jones of Mocksville. Jinnie Brooks DowellJjrs. Jennie Brooks Dowell, 59, ofranston-Salem, died Monday. June24, at her home. inYMkin County, to ton and Rachel Barber Brooks.Surviving are: her husband,Charles W. Dowell of the home; one^ghter. Sherry Y. Dowell. of thehdme; one .son and daughter-in-law.Dr. Bany L. and Pam Dowell ofMundelein, III.; two grandchildren;^ sisters, Mr. Frank (Nonnie)SMnn of Hamptonville and LouiseHarris of Mocksville; and onebrother. J.F. Brooks of YadkinCbunty.funeral services were held ThuR-d^, June 27. at Hayworth-MillerMas Ci«k Chapel 1^ the Rev.TOnald Huichins. Burial followed inCttrdens of Memory. Walkertown.«einorials may be made to^scalar Dystrophy As.sociation.1046 E. Wendover AveGreensboro. NC 27405. Helen Bates Leak Mrs. Helen Bates Leak, 61, ofWinston-Salem, died Monday, June24, at N.C. Baptist Hospiul.She was a native of Davie County,but had lived in Winston-Salem mostof her life. She was self-employed atFmter Family Care, and was amember of Carver Road Baptist Church of Christ.She is survived by: her husband,George Leak, of the home; onedaughter, Carolyn A. Foster ofWiaston-Salem; one wn, Bernard E.Foster of Akron, Ohio; her mother.Ms. Fallie Foster, and two sistcR,Edna Frazier and Ann Revell, all ofWinston-Salem and four grandchildren.Funeral services were held ThuR-day, June 27, at the Carver RoadChurch of Christ, with BrotherCloyce Cecil officiating. Burialfollowed in the Piedmont Memorial Gardens. DAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARV MOCKSVILLE. NC ^ James Edwartl Jarvis Mr. James Edward Jarvis. 64. ofBurlington, died Wednesday, June26, at Alamance Memorial Hospital. He had been in declining health forfour years. He was bom in Davie County tothe late Clyde Jarvis and Mrs. Mary Leagans Jarvis, who survives. Mr. Jarvis was an employee ofShoffner Industries in data process ing, was a World War II U.S. Navy veteran, and was of the Baptist faith.Surviving are: his wife, AnicePlowman Jarvis of Burlington; two daughters, Mr. Patricia J. Joyce of Madison and Mr. Janice J. Ynunt ofSalisbury; two scms. Dr. Gary Jarvis of Jacksonville, Fla.. and Tony Jar vis of Lake City. Fla.; his mother. Mr. Mary Leagaas Jarvis of Farmington; one sister, Mr. Helena J.Boger of Mocksville; four bmtheR,Lester Jarvis of Covinglon. Va.. Tommy Jarvis and Frank Jarvis. both of Wiaston-Salcin. and David Jarvis of Farmington. and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday, June 29, at Rich and ThompsonChapel, Burlington. A graveside service was held Saturday in the Farmington Community Cemetery, withthe Rev. Benny Hillard officiating. Memorials may be made to the American Heatt Association, I Heart Circle, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. v' Virgie B. Conner Myers Mrs. Virgie Bright Conner Myem,83, of Route I. Harmony, died Monday. Juw 24 at Carolina MedicalCenter in Charlotte, after a brief illne.ss.She was bom Jan. 28. 1908. inLincoln County to the late JosephHenry and Mary Catherine ChildemConner, and moved to Iredell Coun ty at age 2.Mr. MyeR was a graduate of theHarmony schools and the H.F. LongHrrspital School of NuRing. She wa.sa retired registered nurse/supervisorfrom Davis Hospital. She was amember of the Harmony Chapter 331Order of the Eastern iStar and HollySprings Baptist Church.On April 23, 1932, she marriedWintson Green Myern, who survivesof the home. Also surviving are: oneson, Gary G. Myen of Wauchula,Fla.; four daughtCR, Mr. Henry(Catherine) Tripp of Greensboro,Mr. Benjamin (Mary Jo) Danner ofStateavllle, Mr. Nick (JoAnn)Wewer of Goldsboro, Mr. John(Deloies) Brotheiton of Slatesville;three sIsteR, Mr. Ivy D. Hendersonof Slatesville. Mr. Stacey C. Reeceof High Point, and Mr. Eula C. Harbin of Route I, Mocksville.Mr. MycR was preceded in deathby one son, James Wintson Myern,and four brathcR and three sisters.Funeral services were held ThuR-day, June 37, at Holly Springs Baptist Church by the Revs. C. DonaldHaynes. Ray C. Watts, and Gary F.Morrison. Burial followed in the church cemeterv. -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, WEDNESDAY. July 3, 1991 Z: Henry Cecil Osborne Henry Cecil Osborne, 62, retired U.S. Army sergeant first class, of Salisbury, died Friday, June 28 at Rowan Memorial Hospital. He had been in declining health for several years and seriously ill for two weeks. The funeral was held Tuesday, Ju ly 2, in the James C. Lyerly Funeral Home Chapel, with Dr. Joel P. Jenkins Jr. and Mike Synasael of ficiating. Burial followed in the Na tional Cemetery of Salisbury, with ftili military honors conducted by a military detail from Fort Bragg. Bom Nov. 18, 1928 in Davie County, Osborne was a son of Henry Davis Osborne of Salisbury and the laic Julia Mae Broadway Osbome. Educated in the Davie and Rowan County schools, he had retired from the U.S. Army with 25 years of ser vice, having served in Korea and Vietnam. He received the Meritorious Medal (first oak leaf auster), Vietnam Ser vice Ribbon V for Valor, six good conduct medals, die National Defense Service Medal and the Overseas Rib bon for five overseas touts. He also received the Bronze Star, the Army Commendation Medal, and the Rifleman Expert Badge. Formerly employed with Hoechst Celanese security force, he was a Baptist. Survivors, in addition to his father, are: his wife, Mary Judd 0.sbame, whom he married March 15, 1952; three sons, Henry Cecil Osbome Jr. of Mocksville; S^. 1st Gass Kenneth Eugene Osbome, stationed at Fort Campbell, Ky., and David Ray Osbome of Salisbury; a daughter, Mrs. Henry D. (Ina Mae) Meeks of Salisbury; three brothers. Grover L. and Kenneth D. Osbome, both of Salisbury, and Grady B. Osbome of Statesville; seven sisters; Mrs. Frank (Dollie) Lindsay of Woodleaf. Mrs. Jerry (Janet) Brown. Bessie Durham. Mrs. Tince (Margie) Foster, Mrs. Jim (Mageline) Freeze, and Mrs. Sidney (Lois) Sanders, all of Salisbury, and Mrs. Jerry (Bsi) Deal of Granite Qunfy: and eight grandchildren. ' John Hall Walker • Elsie R. Ridenhour Miss Elsie Rae Ridenhour. 91, of Main Street, Cooleemee. died Wednesday, June 26, at Davie Village in Mocksville. A graveside service was held Fri day. June 28 at Liberty United Methodist Church cemetery, con ducted by the Rev. Joe Collins. Bom June 23. 1900, in Davie County. Miss Ridenhour was thedau^tcr of the late Joseph Henry and Fannie Belle Beany Ridenhour. She was retired from Burlington Mills and was a member of Cooleemee United Methodist Church. Survivors include; a sister. Eva Walker of Mocksville; and several nieces and nephews. Mr. John Hall Walker. 89. of Route 1, Advance, died at Forsyth Memorial Hospiul Friday, June 28. He was bora in Davie County, a son of the late Moses Price and May Sheek Walker. His entire life was spent in Davie County, where he was a farmer. Mr. Walker was a member orMac^onia Moravian Church. Funeral services were held Sunday, June 30 at the Macedonia MoravianChurch, conducted by the Revs. E. Hampton Morgan Jr. and John Kapp. Burial was in the church cemetery. He is survived by: his wife. Ha Smith Walker of the home; two sons, John V. Walker of Adv,ancc, and Wilbum P. Walker of Winston- Salem; seven grandchildren; ninegreat-grandchildren, and one great- great grandchild.Memorials may be made to Macedonia Moravian Church. Laura W. Woodruff ■jMrs. Uura W. Woodruff, 93, ofRbute 5, Mocksville, died Wednesday, June 26, at the Baptist Retire-nAnt Home of N.C. in^n^ofi'Salem. She was bom in Suiry County toJitoph C. and Mary E. Poindexter White.•She was a member of HuntsvilleBaptist Church and a retired LPNfrom Hugh Chatham Hospital inplMn Mrs. Woodruff saw service inthe South Pacific during World War n: , , ,She was twice married, first toc. Seats and second to ReidVthtwdruff, both of whom preceded h« in death.Surviving are: two sons. John M.S«ts of Kemersville, and Claude C.S^ts of Huntsville; five grand-cWldren, and nine greatgrindchitdren.Funeral services were held Friday.June 28, at Huntsville Baptist ChurchbyCthe Revs. Dennis Bell and J.C.Slwre. Burial followed in the church ceinetery. i davie CO. PUBUC UBRARVh/lQCKSVlLLE. NO Jim 5- V I Ov r Cr- <5 PAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. July II. 1991- Samantha 'Betty' Canter Mrs. Samantlia "BcUy" Elizabcih Canicr. 90. of 1490 Lake Codiigc Road. CIcmmons. died al Forsylh Memorial Hospital Saturday. July 6. She was bom in Davie County, a daughter of the late William Asa and Minerva Jenkins Canter. She was preceded in death by her husband. Henry Joseph Canicr In 1970. Mrs. Canter is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Martha E. Binkley of Clemmons; seven grandchildren; nine grcat-grandehildren; and one sister. Pattle Canicr Smith of Lcwisville. A graveside .service was held Mon day. July 8, in the ImmanucI Baptist Church cemetery, conducted by the Rev. David Hudson. Helen H. Cranflll Helen Lewis Hutchins Cranlill. 68. of Route 6. Mocksville. died Wcdnc.sday. July 3. at Autumn Care of Mocksville. A gravcsjde service was held Fri day. July 5. al Bear Creek Baptist Chuieh cemetery in Davie County, chiidueted by the Rev. Jerry Clon- injcr, pastor. Bom June 5. 1923. in Davie County. Mrs. Cranlill was a daughter of the late John Blainc and Matlie Lou Hutchens Hutchins. A homemakcr. she was a member of Bear Creek Baptist Church. Her husband. Paul Cranfill. preceded her in death. Survivors include: a daughter. Brenda Nance of Mocksville; two grandchildren; two great grandchildren; three sisters. Jo.scphine Ellis of Mock.svillc, Jennie Bell of Florence. S.C.. and Pauline Blake of Advance; and two brothers. John D. Hutchins of Tallihassec. Fla.. and Zane Grey Hutchins of Yadkinvillc. Maude P, Bamc Maude Irene Peacock annc 72 of COTdticled by the Revs. Billy Hamletl 1^- 17 was in Bom "•"rk. Coolcemec.flot^June2. 1919. in Itedell Coun- 1,; , was a daughter of the iV» HarrisUncock. A homcmaker. she attend ed Turrcntme Baptist ChurchSurvivors include: a dauBhicr Hazel Ca.scaddcn of the home; twri Md Hute5?r'^:!'" ""^ksvilleand Hubert Ca.scaddfn of Michigan; Mm : 'wo -sisters. R,„hHtlbrd and Eva Fisher. Imth o T " •'"'"'er. VancePcbcikIc of fktalcxvillc. Oscar E. Driver Jr. Mr. Oscar Edward Driver Jr.. 61.of Route 5. Mocksville. died unex pectedly Saturday. July 6. al his home. Funeral services were Tuesday. Ju ly 9. at Eaton's Funeral Chapel, con ducted by the Revs. Glenn Sellars and Jerry Cloninger. Burial was in Bear Creek Baptist Church cxmetery Mr. Driver was bom Nov. 1.1. 1929. in Davie County, son of iht; late Oscar EdwartI and Marv Lcsa Graves Driver. He was retired from the Southern Screw Company in Statcsville. was a member of Bear Creek Baptist Church and had served in the United States Army during the Korc.in Conflict. Survivors include: two daughters.Camilla K. Driver of Mocksvillei Kim Lee Driver of the home; two -sons. Jerry Wayne Driver of Adams. Tenn.. and David Edward Driver ofMocksville; three sisters. Betsy Nance of Clemmons. Bonnie Ferebec ' of Mocksville and Thelma Pegg of: Winston-Salcm; and two brothers. "Harry Kenneth and John Bruce Driver, both of Mocksville. *' Ethel K. Gregory Ethel Ketner Grcgoiy. 94. of Route I. Mocksville, died Friday. July .1. at Davie County Hospital. The funeral was Monday. July 8. at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Rose Cemetery. Born April 10. 1897. in Forsyth County. Mrs. Gregory had retired from R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. She was a member of Salem Baptist Church. Winslon-Salem. and had at tended Edgewood Baptist Church. Cooleemec. Her husband. Rowland F. Grcgoiy. died in 1971. Survivors include a niccc. Sarah Owings of MiKksville. Afr. ffg ^0( S."?'' ts OS '".s,,;"'' Af, Route : Vt of native , ''nncefrntcnitwr "Wciai.. " Afoci. . "I' ^'ired ^ 'P Afo aril 'fcl. AnW^r."''Ae "rid , . Gre, "Hi?or ^'^ael, Ac/. Ck ""ih o ""ndivJ Hum /CAurc/,. O^ovc nf or jv ^'O/J ftubj To??"'' Rui Were rial r-Cnrde.en.s. QAVIE CO. PUBUC ubrarv MOCI^rE;, DAVIF, COUNTY ENTRRPRt.SR RECORD. THURSDAY. July M. 1991- ' Mrs. Virginia G. Howeli Jul'v 7 • died Sunday. Hn -.1 Pleasant ValleyHaspiral m Point Pleasant. W \^a after an extended illnc.vs. 'Funeral services were to he n 7 VaUev T'"??.' ^'dlcin^ Rev. David Daniel. Burial was to „1" ■* P'®«d "> Ihc church thirtyntinutes pnor to the .serviceMemorials may he tiurde to theCeme,e,^F„„j „f S^-ItST'- '■«™~Mr. HowcII was bom in Wharton. 3 .h • as the managedin S'etS^ir'''"She was of the Baptist faith.by^"s«nT"T'''''"=^'"death *To o Spencer; a brotherTommy Bryan, and a sister. Bett; SuiTiving. in addition to her H hI"' Ti •'"sl'and. ThomasHowell Jr.. „f ,he home; thrwdaughters Mrs. Joey (Rita, B^Tr bhi^n ; f L.Htwell. of the home; a son anddaughter-in-law. Kenneth and KathySpencer of Winston-Salem; a grand-son. of the home; seven grandd^hlers: six brothers: and fot Sallie T. Reynolds Mrs. .Sallie I,. Tillman Reynolds, frfi. of 2.114 N. Church Street. Greensboro, died Friday. July 5. at Moses H. Cone Hospital. She hadbeen in declining health since 1986 and in critical condition five weeks.Mrs. Reynolds was horn May 28. 192.1. in Moultric, Ga., a daughter ofWalter Mitchell and Nancy Edwards Tillman. .She had been a resident of High Point and Greensboro most of her life and was a member of the Jewel Bap tist Church and .Sunday School inHigh Point. She was married to Mr.Fred Reynolds who died in 1967.Surviving arc; three daughters. Mrs. Nancy Williaim of Greensboro. Mrs. Ronnie Dean (Kayc) Chavis ofCheraw. S.C.. and Miss Roth Reynolds of Greensboro: one son,Jerry W. Reynolds of Greensboro:one stepson. Chucky Wayne Johnsonof High Point: three stepdaughters:10 grandchildren: and fourgreat-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday. July 9. at Cumby EastcheslerDrive Chapd. conduct^ by the Rev.Jimmy Hinson. Burial follnwed in Ihc Bear Creek Cemetery near Yadkinville. y Bruce E. McDaniel Bruce Edi.son McDaniel, 66. ofRoute .1. MiKksville. died Saturday,July 6. at Davie County Hospital.The funeral was Monday, July 8.at Raton's Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Bobhy Swaim. Burial was in Dulin United Methodist Church cemetery. Born Jan. 2.1. 192.1. in DavieCounty. McDaniel was a .son of thelate George and Ivy Cornatxer McDaniel. He was a retired automechanic and carpenter. Survivors include: two sons.George Randall and Bruce E. McDaniel Jr., both of Mocktsville: adaughter, Kathy McDanid Stimley ofSalisbury: three sisters. Mrs. Harvey (Haxcl) Gobble. Mrs. Sherrill (Lucille) Smith and Mrs. Thurmond (Ruth) Foster, all of Mocksvillc: andfour brothers. George Cecil. CarlKenneth. Troy Eugene and Bobby Braxton McDaniel. all of MocKsville. " James'Jim'L. Sharpe LeonaidSharpe.• 2. North Main Street. Har- darjulv"? Wedne.s-Mr c)k * fcsidence.. ,'•^™T*«'asbomJuly4. 19(2 trartm m; ss.rsiLii; I lo "U fan. 20. 1931 .Survivors include: two daughters "'"""ny- and Mis. Rdgar C(Shcron S.) Troutman of S' ),Mocksville; one granddaughter- amih"! foster rnmher, Mrs. Alva c Ga,"fRt. 2. HarmonyJulvT,7 Saturday.Chumi, l^nilcd Method,^, Haor"",t-"''''y ^ "«de to the"o C2fi"M" Church.HOX 26. iramiony. N.C. 286.W. Ruby C. Messick Ruby Cranfield Messick. 62. of1240 Godbey Road. Salisbury, diedMonday. July 8. at Rowan MemorialHospit,al. .She had been in declininghealth for a number of years and seriously ill for two weeks.The funeral was to he ,it 2 p.m. Wednesday. July 10. at WeslsidcBaptist Church, conducted by theRev. Jixtl Hiall. pa.stor. Burial was to Iw in Rowan Memorial Park.The body was to be placed in the Born May 26. 1929, in RowanCounty. Mrs. Messick was a d.iughter of the late Frank and Lix- xic WinecolT Cranlteld. Educated inthe Rowan County schixils. she was a homcmakcr and attended WestsidcBaptist Church. Suivivors include: a son, JamesMessick of Sali.sbury: a daughter. Margie Burton of Advance; IIgrandchildren: four great grandchildren: three brothers, RobertCranfield of Salisbury, Harold Cranfield of Granite Quarry and WillieCranfield of Salisbury: and tbrec sisters, Frances Parker of Woodleaf and Ethel PCelcr ami Lillie Nesbitt. both of .Salishurv. Helen W. Williani.s Helen Uniisc Whitley Williams. 69, of 1221 N. Church St. Rxlension.Mfl«rc.sville. died Monday. July 8. at her home.Tlic funeral was lo be at 2 p.m.Wednesday. July 10, at CavinFuneral Home Chapel with burial tofollow in Vnndcrhurg Blue Door Cemetery. Bom Nov. 26, 1921. in IrcdellCounty. Mrs. Williams was a daughter of the late John and Josephine Owens Whitley. She was a homemaker.Her husband. Henry Paul Williams, died in September 1982. Survivors include: five sons,Robert Ncilson of Troutman, Ricky Neilson of Winston-Salem and David and Jackie Neilson and TimmyWilliams, all of Mmiresvlllc: a step son, Henry E. Williams ofMooresville; five daughters. Lucy N.Ball, Betty N. Ingle and Darlenc N.Moore, all of Mooresville, Nancy N. Holland of Statesville and DebbieNeilson of Troutman; 22 grandchildren: eight great-grandchildren: Three brothers. BiU and L.B. Whitley, both of Mooicsville, andJohn Whitley of Gaslonia: and five sisters. Adell Williams and Connie Glaxe. both of Mooresville, Carrie Goble of Belmont, Mary Campbell ofHarmony and Alice Whitley of j Mocksvillc. DAVIE CO. ?>UBUC UBRARV MOCKBVILLE. NO -MAVII; < ni!Ni > i;nh;ui«r!.si: kmokd. iiii rsdav. .i„i, ir. i<)9| Wilford M. Bowles Wilford Mitchell Bowles. 79, ofRoute Mocltsvillc. died Saturday.July 6. at Forsyth Mctnorial Hnspital! The funeral was Tuesday, July 9. at Fttrk Baptist Church, cotiductcd hy the Rev. Kenneth Evans. Burial was in the church cemetery. Born Oct. 2, 1911, in Davie Coun ty. Bowles was a s<»n of the late William Leonard and Matnic Rli/ahclh Bracken Bowles. A retired custodian with Davie County Hospital, he was a member of Fork Bapli.st Church where he had heen a deacon and Sunday school teacher. .Survivors include: his wife. Theo Seaford Bowles; three daughters. Mamie Hauscr. Dcma Carter and Sharon Athey. all of Mocksvillc; 11 grandchildren: 16 great grandchildren; one great-great grandchild; and two sisters, Dora Leach of Mocksville and Annie Ott- man of Grcenshorn. ( Elsie BriM Carter BmtoU. Ux,n8ton,die.lruesd;,>. Ho^pitl 'She was born May 2 192s ... Ha"?BS"srCh'ureh''She was preceded in death hv her husband. Richard Odcll C,irtcr!^and her daiighter. Pamela Ann CanerSurviving are: her son anddaughter-in-law. Richard and BeckyCancr of Advance; two gS^ildren. two brothers. Jack Britt ofYadkinville and RoK^n^nri Wmston Salem; and two s tcrs Meeoc""'";"'"tr "'len Snosvden of Wiaston-.Salcnil uneral services were Frid,ay Ju. 7 "nyworth-Miller Silascck Chapel by the Revs. Zeno^ G fxe and Jack V. Mayhew. Burial . '"""wed in Woodland Cemetery. D ^ Verna W. Branch Verna H. Warlick Branch. 87. of 211 Maple Avc.. M<K'k.svi|le. died Monday. July I.S. at her home. She had been in ileclining health for the past .seven months. The funeral was to be Wedne.sd.iy. July 17, at E.alon's Funeral Motnc Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Lcland Richardson, pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Mocksville. Burial was to follow in Vforganton Cemetery in Morganton. Memorials tiiay be made to First Presbyterian Church. South Main Street. Mocksvillc. N.C. 27028. Born Dec. .11, 1903, in Cleveland County. Mrs. Branch wtis a d,aughter of the late Jessie and Zula Willis Warlick. A homcmaker. she was a member of First Presbyterian Church. Survivors include: her hu.sband. Jawn B. Branch: two daughters. Virginia Wilson of Spartanburg..S.C.. and Aileen Penny of Raleigh: si* grandchildren; eight grc.at- grandchildrcn; three .sisters. Grace Hpke and Beatrice Suddrcth, both of Morganton. and Edna Parker of Charlotte; and twohnnhcrs. Rayatid Boyd Warlick, both of Morganton. Juanita J. Frye Juanita Jones Frye. 82. of Route 4. Mocksville, died late Friday, July 12. in Davie County Ho,spital. The funeral was conducted .Sun day. July 14. in the chapcl of Eaton's Funeral Home with the Rev. Hal Varner ofFtciating. Burial was in Liberty United Methorlist Church cemetery. Memorials may he made to Liber ty United Methodist Church. Route 4, Mocksville, N.C. 27028. Bom in Davie County on Sept. 24, 1908, .she was retired frotn Erwin Mills in Ciwlccmce. She was a member of Liberty UnitesI Metluxlist Church. Her husband, lunory N. Frye. dietl July I, 1982. Also preceding her in death was a brother. Clyde Jones. Survivors include several nieces and nephews. Sylvia C. Bryant Sylvia Caldwell Bryant. 41. of Duck Pond Road. Coolecmee, died Sunday, July 14. at her home. The body is at Noble and KelseyFuneral Home. Salisbury, pending completion of funeral arrangements. . The family will be tit the home of her mmher. Arlic Benton Caldwell of 704 S. Ellis St.. .Salisbury. - Born March 20. 1950. in Salisbury. Ms. Bryant was also the daughter of the late Edward Caldwell. She was a Salisbury High .School graduate and fomicr tnemher of the Deliverance Center in Salisbury. She was previously employed hy Rowan Manor Nursing Home. Salisbury. Survivors, in adilition to her mother, include a son, Andre C,'ildw'ell of Salisbiirv. Tony B. Dec.sc Tony Bamette Deese. .7,1. of 180 Sweetbriar Circle. Salisbury, died Sund.iy, July 14. at N.C. Baptist Hospital of injuries rcceivcti in a motorcycle itccident in .Statesvillc on July 1. Born Sept. 15. 1957, in Rowan County. Dee.se was a .son of Claude and Betty Dnrld Deese of Landis. He was educated in the Rowan Cimnty schools. He owned and opcraterl T.D.'s Garage in Salisbury. A memormi service for Deese was held Tuesday. July 16. in Summersett Funeral Home Memorial Chapel Friends of the family ofTiciated. The body was cremated. In arldition to his parents, he is sur vived hy: his wife. Cindy Misenheimer Deese: a son, Anthony Dee.se of Cooleemce: a daughter. Elizabeth Michelle Deese of Ccwicemee; a stepson. Z,nchary Alton Fritts of Lexington; Also three brothers. Paul and An dy Deese. both of Salisbury and Erie Dcc.sc of Rockwell; and three sisters. Bonnie Bmwn and Claudia Caughl. both of Kannapolis. and Mitzie Baker of .Salisbury. V OAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARY MOCKSVlLfiEk NO DAN ii: < i:mi:ki>ki.si: ki;( ()ki>. ^||IKS|>A^ . .ini,IK. i<)m V Novia S. Hendricks Novia Marie .Siiniiitcrs llcncliicks. 89, of Auliimn Care of M(K-ksvillc. formerly ol 424 Park Ave.. .Salishiiry. ilieil Momlay. July 15. al l-orsylh Memorial Hospital. WInslon-Salem. The funeral was It) l)C at 2 p.m. Wcdnesilay. July 17, at First United Mcthixlist Clniicli of MtK'ksville. conduelcil by the Revs. I. Dornell Uloyd and George Auman. Burial was to follow in Rose Cemetery. Born in IJavie County Dec. 9, I9<)l, Mrs. Hendricks w,xs a d,aughter of the late Thomas laa; and Drusilla Crotts.Summers. A homcmakcr. .she was a member of First United Methodi.st Chuith. Her hushanil. William Paul Hen drieks, died in 1972. A son, William Paul Hendrieks Jr. died in 1977, and a daughter, Mary Cornelia Hen dricks, died in I98S. Survivors include: a daughlci, Wanda Btyant of Carthage: two other sons. Worth and Charles Hendricks, both of Mock.sville; six grand children: four great-grandchildren: and two step-great-grandchildren. Mary Sue Medford Miss Mary Sue Medford. 49, of Aldemey Lane, Winslon-Salcm. died unexpectedly Wednesday. July 10. She was born May 10. 1942, in Winston-Salem to Jesse ami Zola Francis Medford Sr. Miss Medford was a I960 graduate of Gray High School. She retired from R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Com pany alter 22 years of service. She was a member of Union Hill Baptist Church. Surviving are: her nnither. 7.ola Medford of Winston-Salem: three brothers and sisters-in-law, Joe and Daisy Metlford of MiK-ksville, Jessie and Carlotta Mcdforil of Winston- Salem. and Ralph and Shirley Mcd ford of Win.ston-.Salem: one sister and brother-in-law. Ruby and l.uthcr Cain of Clenuuons: two uieccs: four uephews, and one great-niece. A private graveside service was held Friday, July 12, at Union Hill Baptist Church Cemetery in Clcm- mons, conducted by the Revs. James R. Cagle and Jack Nance. Memorials may be made to American Heart Association. 2240 Clovcrdale Ave., Suite 116. Winston-Salem. N.C. 27IO.t. Hubert L. Whitaker Hubert Ixw Whitaker, 49, of Route 8, Mocksville. died Friday, July 12, at his home. He had been in dcclining health for the p,a.st three years. The funeral was Sumkiy. July 14. at Liberty Baptist Church, conducted by the Rev. Marvin Blackburn.Burial was in the church cemetery. Memorials m.iy be made to the cemetery fund of Liberty Baptist Church, in care of l,owcll Reavis, Route 8, Mocksville, N.C. 27028.Bom in Davie County Sept. 8, 1941, Whitaker was a son of the late Lattie Ufayettc and Naomi Reavis Whitaker. A former employee of Fiber Industries, he was also eiitploycd by Burlington Industries of Cooleemee. He attendcil Lil)etty Bjipiist Chutcli and was a fornicr member of several country ntusic .hands in bedell. V adkin and Davie counties. •Stirvivors include: his wife, Bettv Mclilrath Whitaker; three daughters', Mrs. Richard (Jeannie) Renegar of Harmony, Mrs. Larry (Tonya) Draughn of Mock.sville and Mrs. James (Darlene) Hill of Winston- Salem; a .son, Anthony Whitaker of the home; five grandchildren: Two sisters, Mrs. Fred (Ida Mac) Crdnfill and Mrs. Ralph (Debbie) Wal.scr, both of Mocksville: and two|brqthers, Harvey Whitaker of Route 2, Harmony and Kenneth Whitaker of Ea.st Bentl. 5- .10 OAVIE CO. PU.BUO UBRARY .VlOCKSVltJBEa NO -DAVIE COUNTS' ENTERPRISE RECORD, TiilRlSDAV. ,TmIv 25. 1991 Mrs. Anne S. Arcy Mis. Anne Slaughlcr Atcy. 66, of 101 Holly Circle. Hermiidit Riin. dicil ill liei lioiiie l-'iidiiy. Inly l*>. She tt-as horn June I. 1925, in Alahanui to Ihc liilc J.ick Ixroy and Mildred Dimcaii Slaughter. She was an avid golfer, and a incmher of Beiniuda Run Country (Mnb. .She wiis a volunteer with a niiinher of Cliailtahic Organi/ations, and a ineinlxT of Ihc I-irM Raplisi Church of Danville, Va. Suiviving aie: two datighlcr.s, Mary Anne Terry of Keeling, Va., and Su.san Craige Arey (Iriffin of Danville. Va, and five grandsons, A graveside service was conducted Sunday, July 21, in Highland Burial Park. Danville. Va. Tlic family rc(|uests that ntcniorials be made to the I enkemia ,S<K'iely. e/o Ameiiciin Cancer Sixicly. I9(H1 S. Hawthorne Rd.. .Suite 622, Winston- Salem, N.C. 27IID cr cr Mrs. Anne Clark Biggs Mrs. Anne Clark Biggs. 60. of 6.11 Spyglass Dr.. Bermuda Run. died Thursday. July IR. at Forsyth Memorial Hospital, She w.as bom June 8, 1931, in Stokes County to Pinil and Randie I ewis Mrs. Biggs was a giadiialc ol King High .School in 1949. Her undergraduate studies were at Brcvard Jr. College and High Point College. She graduaterl with cum hnide honors from both institutions. llei gradiinlc work was at Wake Forest I Iniveisily. and slw graduated with .1 master's degree in Irnglisli llistoiy from the University of Ten nessee at Knoxville. She was a high schiMil linglish teacher for .11 years in North Carolina, rennesscc, and AlaKmia. and retired from Winston- Salem/Forsytli County .School .System in 1989. Surviving are; her husband, <3dic Biggs of the home: one son, Christopher Read Clark ol Cireeii- ville. Tenn.: two daughters, Miran da Clark Eaton of Clemmons ami Melissa Clark James of Winston- Salem: four stepdaiighlers, Debra B, Ka!4.s of Monriwvillc. Pa„ Cynthia B. Horton of Winston-Salem, Martha B. Ziglar of Kernersvillc. and Kathryn I., Biggs of Winston-Salem; her mother. Randie M. Ixwis of Clem mons; three gramlchildren; a hrolher- in-law. Read M. Clark, and a sister- in-law, Dec V. Clark, both of Winston-Salem, Funeral services were Sunday. Ju ly 21, at King Moravian Church, conducted by the Rev. James New-some. Burial fcdlowed in the eluirch graveyard. Memorials may Ik* made to Autism SiK'iety of Anierica. 8601 Ocorgia Avc., Suite ,50.1, Silver .Springs, Md, itWIO or a charity of the donor's choice. Sam Frank Bornhauscr Mr. .Sam Frank Bomhauser. 69. of 417 Fairway Drive. Bermuda Run, died Tuesday, July 16, at Forsylh Memorial Hospital, He was born Aug. 21. 1921, m Boonville, Mo., to the late Frank 11 and Nellie L. Bornhausei, Mr. Bornhauscr was retired salesmanager of Tahtn aitd President t»f 1.AS Sales Company. He served on the Board of Directors of the Ctosby (iolt Toiiiiratnent, ami was Vice President of Ibsitd of Diicxtors of the Bermuda Run Country Club. He was a Wttrld War II Ait; Force veteran and participated in the Korean Conflict. Mr. Bornhauscr is survidcd by: his wife. U>yce Bornliauser, of the home; a daughter. Mrs, Nell Ann "Thompson of Kansas City. Mo.; a son. Hank Bornhauset of 6221 Deep Forest Lane. Charlotte; and Itve pr;ifu!chil«lfcn. Also Niirvivinp arc: s\\ sislcis ami two brothers, Virginia Bornhausei and Willie Ciray Doyle both of Col umbia. Mo,. Alice F.lirabeth Andcr son of Jefferson City, Mo,. Jim Bor nhauscr of Ibmnvillc. Mo.. Deane Penny of Burlington, ("olo.. Winn I , Bomhauser of Colutirbia, Mo,, Surannc Bornhauscr of Colorado .Springs, Colo., and Mary Jane Bor nhauscr of lustin, Calif, Funeral services were Saturday. July 20. at Clemmons United Methodist Church witlt the Rev Robert Fiedler officiating. Buri.il followed at Westlawn Ciardens of Metriory in Clemmons with ttiililiirygraveside rites by Veterans of Foreign War District II. Memorial Honor Guard, In lieu of Bowers, the family re quests menuirials be niaile to the Crosby GirlfTournament, Winston- Salem or Friends of Scott Hamilton, Inc.. P.f>- Ih'* IfrJ- filoiicestcr. Va. 2.1061. 1 -UAVIE COUNl Y ENTERPRISE RECORD, TIIIIRSDAV, Jiilv 25. |<>9I Baxter Lee Creason Wall S CoHlrciiifc. dicil I iicsday. Spii- I. W'vicc «ns r-riitay,Jiily 19. al Legion Mciiiorial Park eon,lulled by ihc Rev. |j,rry Allen' pasUT of Pirsi Rnplisi C liiocl, „f V IH)ICCII1CC. Memorials may he nKwIe in DavicCounly CAP Program, in eare of Joann Cagle. Davie Counly Depan- mem of Social Services, P.O. Ilos 1'R. MiK'k.sville, N.C. 27028 Counly Mareh .11.!•«» Creason was n .son ofihc laicPrank and Minnie MrOanicI treason. Relired wiih .SO years of service from Envin Mills, he was a member of Pirsl ILapUsi church of tooicemcc.Survivors include: his wife. Lydia Tcmpleion Creason. in wlioni he w.ismarried for 70 years; a son. Eugene Creason of Wiasion-.Salem; a sislerMrs Ralph Call of Rome 7 M,Kksvillc: three grandchildren; ami three great grandchildren. • Pauline M. Harper Paiiliiie Ehzabcth M.wk Harper.82 of 707 Wiltshire Village. Siilishiiry. did Tuesday. July |6 atRowan Memorial Hospital. She hadhceri III declining heallh for a year liiit death was uncxpecld. Hie funeral was Tliursday. July 18 lit Suriiinerscll Euneral Home Meniorial Chapel, comluclcd hv the It I. NorwiKsl. p..n,;„Millnid Mills Hii,„jsi Church. Iliirial ollowed in l orxylh Meuairial Park Winston .Saleiii.Menuirials may be made to flo.spiie,)f Rowan Counly. P.() Rn. I MM, Salisbury. N.C. 28|.i.1 iViOl Horn .Seja. 2.1. |'8I8. in Davie( oiinly. Mrs. Harper w.ts a daughter ol the late lliomas V. and Heririella WilMin Mtick. She was a mcmlierof Milford Hills Rapii.st Cliurch. Survivors irwlude: Itcr husband,ficorgc Henry Harper; a daughter.Miriaiii Harper Casey of Rocky I t>in(: iw-o gmiKkhiMreti; IhrccBrcai- grandchildren; four brotliers. Eilward Mock of Meihanicsvillc. Md.. andJames. Thmnas V. Jr. and Archie Mock, all of .S.alishury; and five sisters. Helen Sauitders. Mildred Mallen. Rebecca Owen and Patricia Whisnanl. all of Salisbury, and Ann Synionds of Merrill Island. Fla. Charlie W. Howard Mr. Charlie Wilson Howard. 77. of Rt. 2, Ailvanee. ilied at his home Tuesday. July 16. Puneral services were Priday. Ju ly 19. in Risby Presbyterian Church, comluetd by the Revs. Diivid Daniel ami Kenneth Pollcwk. Riirial was in the church cemetery. The family rei|uests memorials he coiisiilerd for Risby Pieshyterian Church. Rt. 2. Rox 126. Advance. N.C. 27(X)6. Mr. Howard was horn in Davie County to the late Samuel II. and Adelia Bailey Howard, and was retireil with .19 years of service with R.J. Rcyimlds Totracco ('onipany. He h.ad Ihvii a lifelong meniU-i atal l-.bler lirneritus ol'Rixhy Presbyteiian Church. He was a ti.S. Navyveteian of World War II. Survivors include; his wife. Helen Hilton Howard, to whom he luid iKen ntarricd for .14 years; a daughter. Mrs. Jackie (Josephine) futterow ol Advance; two sons. .Sam Howard of Advance and Wayne Howard of Salisbury; .seven graiidchihltcn: and one gieat-gmndson. cr- i ■O *Ab' Hutcheiis Albert 'Ah" Hutchens. 79 „fRtjute 8 MocLsvillc. died Sitmlay. I Jhls'pitm ■ ^The funeral was Tuesday. July 21at baton s Eutteral Home ChancV rm ""n'L''y """ »avi,iOlIhrMih. Rurial wrts in Paton s Rap-tist f hurch cemetery. '2.1911. Hutclietis W.-15 a son of the lateSanfortl ami Ina Collette Hutchens.He was a relired farmer and rnemlwrof baton s Raptist Chureh..Survivors irK-liidc; a .sister. ElviraSmith of M,h ksville. and a niece Oavfe County puwictjjMocksviHd^ tiQ ^ Mary H. MarWand Mrs. Mary llendrix Matkland. (5.1.ofR..ute2.N.C.M)l. Advi,nce dW, at Eorsylh Memorial Hospital Mtin ''"siie was the widow of Stephen().iks Markland.She was born Aug. I. 1927. inDavic Conniy to Alexander Pinkslonami l.mic Hcllc Robertson "c™'''*- ,She spent most of her life m the M-vamc coiumunity ami sras a inem^rol Ailvanee Hniled Methodist Sire was preceded in death hy ason. Connie Melvin Matkland. Inly ^^Surviving arc: one daughter. Mrs.Rick (Pamela) Hcmmings of Advance; 1WO grandsons; and several nieces and nephews.Funeral services will be cmduclcdat 11 a.m. Thursday. July 25. at Advance United Met^ahst CTiurch withthe Revs. Marian Crceeh aitd UnnyAtkins offietating. Rurial wi I fi'"owin the church cemetery. The Nwywill lie in stale from U);30 11 a.m. at the church.The family was schmlulcd toreceive friends finm 7-9 p.m.Wcdncsilay. July 24. at Voplcr amiSons f'lemmons Cliapel. vr~- -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, TflimSDAV, Jtily 25. 1991 vn n> tS- " Beulah H. Parker Beulah Lycrly Holshouiier Parker, 87. or Brilthaven of Kannapolis and formerly of 1310 N. Ridge Avc., Saliahury. died unexpectedly Sunday, July 21, at Cabarnis Memorial Hospital, Concord. The funeral was Tuesday, July 23, at [.ady's Funeral Home Chapel, con ducted by the Rev. Eldon Wadsworth, pastor of Kannapolis First Presbyterian Church. Burial was in Carolina Memorial Park. Concord. Memorials may be made to First Presbyterian Church, P.O. Box 146, Kannapolis, N.C. 28082. Born Jan. 10, 1904, in Rowan County, Mrs. Parker was a daughter of the late William Henry and Charlotte Mcetta Lycrly. She retired 25 years ago from Can non Mills P1.-int I's No. S spinning room. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church. Her husband. John Harrison Parker, died Oct. 26, 1983. Survivors include: two daughters, Betty Ovcrcash of 411 Idlcwood Drive, Kannapolis, and Beatrice Caldwell of Belmonl; a son, John H. Parker Jr. of Salisbury; a foster son, Edwin Livsey of Granite Quarry; five grandchildren; six great grandchildren; and a .skster, Cora Taylor of Mocksville. Zcnnic F. Parrish Mr. 7x:nnic Franklin Parrish, 74, of IRI4 South St.. Winston-Salem,died Friday. July 19. He was born July 13. 191'- "» Johnson County. He had lived in Winston-Salcm since 19.55, was with Pepsi Cola Bot-m„g Company for 26 y«rsl« ore retiring, served in the U.S. Army during World War atxl »member of Twin Ctty Baptist ^ 'lie was preceded in death by htswife, Peggy Ann Parrish, m 1^8Surviving are: one daughter, Mrs. I nDonna Potts of Advance; one son, Gary F. Parrish of Pfafftown; twoprandchildren; one great"Eriinddaughter; two brothers. Hcr-nuin Parrish of Winston-Salen. and Horace Parrish of Rolc'gh- 'sisters, Bertie Wotlham of Fuquay Varina and Dora Finch of '^'piineral services were Sun^y. Jo- Iv 21 at Twin City Baptist Church,conducted by the Rev. M Gatnes with burial at Parklawn Memorial ''"Memorials may be nuide to Twin City Baptist Cbutcb. J.v. Peebles Mr J.V.PWhte.TO.ofBt.3.B"*44, Advance, died Monday, July 15.at Forsyth Memorial Hospital vance. and was a member of Ml.cinai A M.F.. 7ion Church of Advance since birth. He was educatedin the Davie C"U«tyJch.mls ^nilspent three years in tte U^S. A^ \ftor scTving in f MtirkcvlUc: one aum, onK. cd in the church cemetery. -1- aAVIB CO, PUBOC QBRARY MOCKSVIUB. NC o X. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. TMIIRSDAV. Aug. I. 1991- M III Robert H. Barren Robcft Howard Barren. 80, of Ncedmore Road. Woodlcaf. di«l Sunday. July 28. at Rowan Menrorial Hospital after a period of declining health. The funeral was Tuesday. July .TO. at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel. Mocksville. conducted by the Revs. D.H. Luti and Sam Carter. Burial was in Rowan Memorial Park.Bom Aug. I. 1910. in Yadkin County. Barron was a son of the laic John F. and llattic Howcll Barron. Retired from the Salisbury VA Medical Center, he was a member of South Riser Unilcti MclhodisI Church. A veteran of the U.S. MarineCorps, he scrvcil in the Sowth Pacific during World War II. receiving the Bronre Star. He was a member of VFW Post 4024. Survivors include: his wife. Alice Moreneld Barron; three srins. Jonalhon Barron of llamplonville. Stephen Banon of MtK'ksvillc and David Barron of Rockwell: adaughter. Sasannah Kelty of Kenya. E.ist Africa; seven grandchildren:Two sisters. Lucy Hayes and IrrnaThomas-son. both of Hamptonville: and four brothers. Mervin Barron ofHamptonville. Hal Barron of Yadkin- ville. Paul Barron of Winston-Salcm and John M. Barron of McDonough. Ga. A.M. Frye Antha Moore Frye. 86. of East Prcssley Avenue. Mooresville. died Thursday. July 25. at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center. The funeral was Sunday. July 28, at Fieldstonc Pre.sbyterian Church, with the Rev. Robert M. Matthews oflleiating. Burial was in Glcnwood Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to Fieldstonc Presbyterian Church. P.O. Bos 1206. Mooresville. N.C. 2SII5. Bom May 15. 1905. in Davie County. Frye was a son of the late James Franklin Frye. He was a deacon emeritus and member of Fieldstonc Presbyterian Church. His wife. Levada Dingier Frye. died in September 1978. He is survived by a son. Allen Freitas Frye of MiKtresville. I.eslie (J. Osborne Sr. Ixslic George Osborne Sr.. 74. of Pinellas Park. Fla., died Tuesday. Ju ly 2.t. at his home. TIte Nidy was cremated, and will be sent to a son. Karl Osborne of Mocksville. where plans for a memorial service are incomplete at this time. Born Feb. 19. 1917. he was a son of the laic Fernando and Mary Ella Osbomc. A daughter. Elaine Durloo preced ed him in death. He is .survived by; his wife of 54 years. Erina W. Osborne of Pinellas Park. Fla.: four sons. Leslie George 0.sbome Jr. of Iowa. Augu.sl Osborne of New Jersey. Charles Osborne of Apnmiatox. Va.. and Karl O.sbornc of Mocksville: two daughters. Margaret Bednarznnd Dehornh Gar tliner. bolh of New Jersey: 22 graml- chlldrcn nnd several grenl-grandchildren. Albert S. Krause Sr. Mr. Albert Samuel Krause Sr.. 81. of Meadowbrook Terrace Nursing Home. Clenunons. died Sunday. Ju ly 28. at Forsyth Memorial Ho.spital. He was born June 15, 1910. in Delmar. Del., to Samuel F. and An nie Parker Krause. He lived most of his life in Salisbury. Md.. where he was a barber for over 60 years. He was a lifetime member of the Elks Club and a Rotarian. He was a member of St. Peter'sEpiscopal Church in Salisbury. Md.. where he served on the Vestry, and in Winslon-Salem. he was a member of St. Timothy's F.piscopal Church.Surviving arc: a son. A. Sam Krause Jr. of Advance: three grand children: and five great grandchildren. Funeral services were to be held Wednesday, July 31. at St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Salisbury. Md. Burial was to follow in P.irsons Cemetery. James W. Scott James William "Pop" Seoit. 70.of 2890 S. River Church Road. WotHllcaf. died Sunday. July 28. at the Salisbury VA Medical Center. He had been ill for four months. The funeral was to he held at 2 p.m. Wednesday. July .T|, at R,x;k Hill Cluircli of Christ with Robert Lyons, pastor. olTtciating. Burial wasto Iw in the church cemetery with military riles conducted by the Rowan County Veterans Council Bom Oct. 19. 1920. in Forsyth County. Scott was a son of the late Lemuel and Anna Douihett Seott. He was raised by the late Gus and An nette Davidson. Educated in the Rowan County schools, he was a retired employee of N.C. Finishing Co.. where he was a ftumcr union .steward. He was a niemhcr of Rock Hill Church of Christ, where he was a former church treasurer. Survivors include: two daughtersrdmira Scott laifton of Salisbury ami Brcnda Scon of the home; a hrolhcr, Aulhtir .Scott ofM.K ksvillc: a foster br<>ther. Frank Duvid.son of Salisbury; a foster sister, Fannic D. Covington of .Salisbury; 16 foster children: and four grnmlchildren. nawE CO. PU8UC ubrary MOCKSVtaE. NO DAVIK COIINTV KNTERPRISE RRC:ORD. THIiRSHAV. Aiir. I, IWI- L.R. 'Mult' Spry t-iiwrcncc Reuben '•Mull" Spry.74, of 1301 Slone Avenue. Kan- napolis. died Tuesday. July 23. at bis home. He had been seriously ill for three months. riic funcnil was Ibiirsthiy. July 2y at I ranklin lleiplils Uaplist Church" conducted by the Revs. Dan Phipp.s and Robert Howard. Ruriat was in C-irolina Memorial Park. Born Jan. 28. 1917. in Davie County, Spiy was a son of the late Aaron and Genova Mayberry Spry Retiring in 1980 from Cannon Mills Co. Plant One, number two weave room, he was a lifetime resident of the area. He was a member of Franklin Heights Baptist Church, where he w.as a deacon. .Sunday school teacher for 4.S years .and a memhcr of the choir. Survivors include: his wife. Olcn-nic Leia Smith Spry; two sims. Ray and Melvin Spry, both of Kannapolis; five grandchildren; two great grandchildren; five bnitlicrs. the Rev. Robert • Rob" .Spry of China Grove. Charles Spry of Charlotte, and Frank. Jerry .iiid Wayne .Spry, all of Kcnna polls; Three .sisters. Ruth Vcach of Creilccmce. Dorothy Hau.ss of China Grove and Phyllis Spry of Concord; and his stepmother. Myrtle Hellard. ^ Mary H. Templeton Mary Hoffman Templeton. 86. a former rc.sident of Joyner Street. Cooleemee, died Thurs^y. July 25. at Rowan Memorial Hospital. She had been a resident of Brian Center Nursing Care of .Salisbury. The funeral was .Siimkiy. July 28. at First Baptist Church of Coolecnxy;. conducted by the Rev. Larry Allen, pstor. Burial was in Liberty tiniled Methodist Church cemetery. Born June 3. 1905, in Gaston County. Mrs. Templeton was a daughter of the late Miles L. and Nancy Parker Hoffman. A former employee of Erwin Mills, she was a homemakcr and member of First Baptist Church of Cooleemee. She Wits a former resident of Thom.asvillc for 25 years. Her hu.sband. Fred David Templeton. died in 1953. Survivors include: three daughters. Mildred Knowles of Kannapolis. Mrs. Pete (Mary Lynn) Nance of Thoma.svillc and Luey T. McDanicI of Salisbury: three sons. Coit Templeton of Lexington. Bill Templeton of Sunhury. Pa., and Charles Templeton of Knnna(>olis; 15 grandchildren: eight great grandchildren: and a brother. Paul Hoffman. VP Q-- 1 Beulsh B. WiHianrts Bculah B. Williams. 91. a resident ot the .Salisbury Unit Lutheran Nur sing Home for the past three years,formerly of Salisbury and aCtsileemce native, died Saturday. Ju ly 27. at the home after being iii declining health f"' The funeral was Monday. July 29, al StalHngs Meiwtrial BajHist Church,conducted by Dr. Ronald Heddle rastor of .Stallings Menmrtal toplisi Church. Burial was in Rowan Memorial Park. , Memorials may be made to Stall-inp. Memorial Baptist Oiurch.^ S Main St.. Salisbury. N.C. 28144. Born Dec. 1. 1899. in Cooleemee. she was the daughter of the late El • r. and Rhonda Jane Younts Broadway. She was a memhcr of Stallings Memorial Baptist Church, the Dorcus Bible Sunday Schriol Class, the the Lottie Moon Mission Circle. Her husband. Ross W. Williams. died Dec. 15, 1978. Survivors include: three daughters. Mrs. Alvin J. (Janet) Kcslcr of .Stokes Ferry Road. Salisbury. Mrs. C.H.(Juanlta) B.imc of Faith and Mrs. Paul A. (Mildred) Moore of Biwa Raton. Fla.; five sons. Ross W. Williams Jr. of Btwa Raton. Fla.. Rudolph 1.. Williams of (ircciisboro. Rovic B. Williams of Salisbury. Harold A. Williams of Winslon- Salem and Shirley D. Williams otPort Rtchcy. Fla.; 18 grandchildren;27 grcat-grandchlldtcn; and fivegreat - great-gi andchildreii. 5= DAVIE CO HIST & GEN SOC 371 NORTH MAIN STREET MOCKSVILLE. NO 27028 OAVIE CO. PUBUC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE. NC. -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. Aiir. 8. 1991 V/) O 0 CTelkie B. Coppley ; Dclkic Bran Coppley, 88. of 203^linlnRlon Avc.. Lexington died Sunday. Aug. 4. at Davie County Hospital. She had been seriously ill for two weeks. The funeral was to be at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Aug. 7. at Davidson Funeral Home Chapel, conducleil by the Revs. Wayne Vuncannon and Horace Duckanan. Burial wa.s to be in Forest Hill Memorial Park. Bom Dec. 19. 1902. in Davidson County. Mrs. Coppley was a daughter of the late Uniis and Maria Davis Bean. A retired employee of Dacotah Cotton Mill, she was a member of Coggins Memorial Bap- li.sl Church. Her husband. Iarmy Coppley. died Oil. II. I97.'i. Survivors inclitdc; a .son. Racford Coppley of Lexington: two daughters. Elizabeth Miller of Fort Myers. Fla.. and Mrs. John (Doris) Morgan of Salisbury: 12 grand- Children; LS great-grandchildren: and 4 sister. Nova Bean of Ixxington. Mrs. Beatrice G. Green Mrs. Beatrice Gates Green 92;Mdow of Harold K. Green, died Thursdiiy. Aug. I. at Mcadowbrwk Terrace in CIcnunnns. .^e was bom April 10. 1899. in She lived in Cheverly. Md., for loriy years before moving to Clem- 'Jaughifr.While in Cheverly. she was very Club' Z 5 •George HospitalGuild, and attended the Cheverly Community Church.Surviving arc: a daughter. Belte a wn. Kirkufecn of Crownsville. Md.: five grandchildren: seven greal-granrlchildrcn: and a sister. Channcz Ford of Annapolis. Md.Funeral .services were .Saturday.Aug. 3. at Fort Lincoln Funeral fn Port Lincolncemetery. Brcntwood. Md. Ray M. Glnther Kay Matthews Ginthcr. 47, of 310 KiHintz Road. Mocksville. died Thursday. Aug. I. at her home. She had hecn in declining health. ;A Mass of Christian Burial was Saturday. Aug. 3. at SI. Francis Catholic Church, conducted by the Rev. Bemanl Manlcy. Burial was in McCullough cemetery. •Memorials may be made to (iospice of DavIe County, in care of tiK Davie County Hedth Depart- irtent. P.O. Box 66S. Mocksville. N.C. 27028. Tlorn in Forsyth County Dec. 20. 1943. Mrs. Ginthcr was a daughter of the late Robert M. and Maxalcnc S9'icegood Matthews. Employed by Cfown Wood Products, she was a member of St. Francis Catholic Church. Survivors include: her husband. Robert Charles Ginthcr: a daughter. Ellen Grubb of Mocksville: two sons. Robby and Chuck Ginthcr, both of Mocksville; and two grandchildren. / RmIi C. Huffiran of Pen,'? "omwn. 93fSunday. Aug. 4. "'® Foiy1h"Soria7'?^rr''S 1898 in aI*™" June 12' wa. in Advance to George W anHAda^Snyder Chambers. Mwi^m " SSTLt" - Her husband. Mr. Ross L H..rr died in 1979 f James B. Goodwin Mr. James Boyd Goodwin. 76. of Butler Mill Rd.. Rl. I. Harmony, died Tuesday. July 30. at Davis Com munity Hospital afler a one day illness. He was born in Iredcll County Sept. 22.1914. to the late Gus Green and Fannie Lou York Gotxiwin. and was retired from J.P. Stevens Com pany as a truck driver. On Feb. I. 1936, he married Bondella Smith, who survives of the home. Also surviving arc: one son. James Thomas Goodwin: four daughters. Mrs. Ijivonna Gryder. Mrs. Linda Austin, and Mrs. Louella Barnhardt. all of Slatcsville. and Mrs. Faye Her- ron of Clemmons: nine grand children: one step granddaughter: two great-granddaughters: and three sisters. Mrs. Velma Smith and Mrs. Selma Carroll, both of Statesvillc. and Mrs. Hattic Campbell of Cooleemcc. Funeral services wete conducted Thursday. Aug. I. at Pleasant View Baptist Church. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mcmori.ils may be made to Plea sant View Baptist Church Building Fund, c/o Mrs. Shirley Ketchic. Rt. 4. Box 208B. Statesvillc. N.C. 28677. OAVIE CO. PUBLIC UBRARY MGCKSVIUE. NC r fCb -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Aiir. 8, 1991 v/ I O O € ' Mrs. Virginia F. Jones Mrs. Virginia Fry Jones. 8.1. of 2215 Redbud. Bermuda Village, died81 ihc home Saturday. Aug. .1. She was horn in Richmond. Vathe daughter of the late Jasper Henry and Esielle Simcoe Fry. Mrs. Jones was a member of the Clemmons United Methodist Chutehand a member of the Lady Bug Chapter of the Shrlners. Along with her late husband. Mr.Si^nrer Taylor Jones, .she organized and supeiviscd the Kentucky Der by Fc.stival. This was sponsored by the Phillip Morris Corporation where Mr. Jones worked, and it was a .special project for Mrs. Jones who aided in choosing a theme each year as well as the celebrities chosen for the parade festivity. Mr. Jones was chairperson for years aixl both of them were given the honorable title of Kentucky Colonels. Mrs. Jones was not only preceded in death by her hu.sband. but also a son. Norman Francis Eaglcson. The funeral was to be Wednesilay. 7; ?' 2 P-'n- at the ClemmonsUnited Methodi.st Church, conductedby the Revs. John Ferree and Gaiy p. Jones. The body was to be placed in the church at 1:30 p.m. Burial was to follow in Forsyth Memorial Park. She is survived by a daughter-in- aw. Mrs. Doris Eagleson of Salt i^kc City. Utah: four grandchildren; five grcai-grandchildrcn; a brother. Alfred Fry; and a sister, Alice Jester! b*uh of Sarasota, Ra.; several nieces and nephews; a nurse and compa nion, Betty Grant; and a nurse, Ruth Johnson. Memorials may be made to the Brenner Children's Hospital. WIn.ston-Salcni, as Mrs. Jiinc.s was very interested in fneilities for children. ^ Calvin C. Sanford Calvin Cowles Sanford. 65. of 1060 Mainsail Drive. Anchor Downs, died imespcctcslly Wednes day. July .11. nl Rowan Memorial Hospital. A gravRsidc service was Friday. Aug. 2, at Rowan Memorial Park, conducted by a Rowan County Veterans Council chaplain. The council also conducted military graveside rites. Born Jan. 15. 1926. in Davie County. Sanford was a son of the late Edwin Cowles and Margarite Charles Sanford. He was educated in Davie County schools. He was a painter in early life and retired as owner of Sanford's Lounge in Charlotte. He was a Presbyterian and a veteran of the U.S. Navy, .ser ving during World War II. Survivors Include; two sons. Calvin C. Sanford Jr. of Charlotte and Ronald .S.mford of .Salisbury P. Thomason nwham. Rc JyjTO Nov. 20 lOiQ • nCounty, she was -i i 'i'" '»'<• John r SLi*Var<l Pcniey A Bm?"iph .Schlmr P»'rccllsa„,,oirherD''"^"'Store and i„„ '7. 'Tartmem«'«vorr'sic ''^-MinPresby^rc^rb'^-'^ Greenwo:,j"s^""""""/ail<.frhoma.son &mLdi'„f'':i'', "'"e grandchildren- ■'grandchild; .-md a hroi^'•'■n'eyofSailZry. r Jbhn C. Shepherd ■John Charlie Calvin Shepherd. 77of 7.50 Crawford Road. Stiltsbury.'ditd Sunday. Aug. 4. at RowanMemorial Hospital. He bad been indeclining health for several monthsand seriously ill for two weeks.The funeral was Tuesday. Aug. 6.at Trading Ford BaptLst Church, con-diwcd by the Rev. David L. Blanton.pistor. Burial was in the church cCractery.Mcmoriafs ni.iy be made to thebiulding fund of Trading Ford Baptist Church. 3600 Long Ferry Road. Salisbury. N.C. 28144.Bom May 4. 1914. in RowanCounty. Shepherd was a son of thelate Melton Adolphus and CIcarsicBanic Shcpheril. Educated in theRowan County schools, he letircdfrom N.C. Finishing Co.. where he WK a racnihcr of Textile Union Ijxal 440.he was a member of Trading FordBaptist Churah. where he was activein all phases of church work as longas his health permitted. He was anieiiihcr of the adult men's Bible claSs.Survivors include: his wife. Car-riejPoplin Shepherd, whom he married Dec. 16. 1933; a son. CharlieRay Shepherd of Salisbury: twodaughters. Janic M. Wilson and T.in-da James, both of Salisbury: 19grandchildren: five great giandchildrcn:A brother. Dolph r. .Shepherd of.Salisbury: and three sisters. MaryPropst of Mock.svillc and MandyCaSpcr and Ruth Propst. both ofSalisbury. Willie E. Wclborn Mr. Willie Edivard Wclhorn. 77of 282 Harris Avc.. Elkin. died iiticx-pecledly Monday. July 29. at HughCh^m Mcnmrial Hoi^ial in Elkin.Mr. Wclhorn was horn l-cb. 5.1914. in Siirry Coimty to Willie liiir- i SmithWclhorn.He was a retired plumber and an-tiijuc dealer, and also was a llccn.scd- auctioneer in North Carolina for several years.Surviving are: his wife. Mrs. RIsicMae Cockcrham Wclhorn of thehoinc: a daughter. Mrs. Willie MacWelhom Stanley of Advance; a son.Mr. Johnny Burton Wclhorn ofStatc.svilc: iieven grandchildren: two grcaf-grandchildrcti; and four sistersMt^. CIcnic Check. Mrs. Marth^Boles, and Mrs. Ruby Boles, all ofJonesville, and Mrs. Maty Sechre.stof Pilot Mountain. Funeral services were Wednesday,July 31. at Johnson Funeral HomeChapel with burial in Crcstwood Memorial Gardens. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Aug. 15, 1991- Charlie E. Barnes parlfe Edward Barnes. 79foriMrly of 317 Avon Si Mocl^Ole, dfed Tuesd^, Aug. 6 at a"®!^ Cen"*. Salisbuly.A graveside service was Thursdw, M ffcj- ^Pcl OnltedMclh^is, Church cemetery, cm- B ^ "* Tapper.Born Dec. 17. 1911. Barnes was Erwin Mills. Coolccmee B«!Ii' Mae Bogcrdied in 1982. and a daughterSally Sipes, died in 1990 William Lee Foster William Lee Foster. 90. formerly of 60.^ Fifth St.. Spencer, died Thurs day, Aug. 8. at Aulumn Care of Mocksvillc. where he had lived for the fast 2V5 years. A graveside service was held Salurday, Aug. 10. at Bethel United Methodist Church Cemetery. Moclcsville. Memorials may he made to the cemetery fund of Bethel United Methodist Church. Route 3. Box 49-6. Mocksvillc. N.C. 27028. Foster was born in Rowan County on Oct. 11.1900. to the late Thomas Lee and Alice Whitman Foster. Retired as a machinist from Spencer Shops, he had over 40 years of ser vice with Southern Railway Co. He was a member of Trinity Baptist Church, Spencer. His wife, Willie Mae Sain Foster, died in I9M. Survivors include: a daughter.Mrs. James (Dot) Evans of Salfabuty; two sons, Tom Foster of Mocksville and William Lee Foster Jr. of High Point; four grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. Carrie Louise H. Byrd Mre. Carrie Louise Hudson Bytd, 70. of Winston-Salem. died Wednes day. Aug. 7. at Forsyth Memorial Hospital. She wax bora June 21. 1921. in Elkin to John B. and Carrie Lcvora Lyons Hudson. Mrs. Byrd was a member of For syth Park Baptist Church, and was Associate Director of Vocation Bible School for Piedmont Baptist Association for 13 years. She operated a Day Care at her home for a number of years. Surviving arc: two daughters. MrsBcckic B. Mace of Winston-Salem and Mrs. Carrie B. Chappie of Ad vance; nine grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; four sistersMary Varborough of Elkin. Nannie Layneof Pfafftown. Vetral Welbornof Dobson. and Kathleen Tcaguc of Jacksonville. Fla. She was preceded in death by her husband. William Richard Byrd. in 1989. Funeral services were Saturday. Aug. 10. at Hayworth-Miller Sitas Creek Chapel, conducted by the RevF. Eugene Shcrrill. with burial ai Hollywood Cemetery. Elkin. Memorials may be made to Forsyth Park Baptist Church. Hester W. Ealy Evangelist Mother Hester W. Ea ly 0(2542 Manche.stcr St.. Winston- Salem died Tuesday. Aug. 6. at the Pellcarc Nursing Facility after a lengthy period of illne.ss. She was a native of Davie County, but had resided in Winston-Salem for a number of years. She was a retired employee of the Norftcet family, and she was minister and founder of the Eternal Holiness Church. She was founder and mcnihcr of the Mission Prayer Band. Mother Ealy is survived by: cousins, among them. Mrs. Christine Smith Roberts of Boston. Mass., and Ms. Ada Mac Smith of Winston- Salem; and other relatives ami church friends and family. Funeral services were conducted Monday. Aug. 12. at the Eternal Holiness Church with interment in Parklawn Memorial Gardens. cr X-t V- i <0 OAVIE CO. PUBLIC UBRARY WOCKSVILLEs NC DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Aug. IS. IWI- <J- (T Alice Sloan Hoyle Alice Sloan Hoylc, 66, of RufTin Street, Coolecmee. died at her home Wedn^ay. Atig. 7, after being in declining health for a year. She was the daughter of James and Carrie Clemence Sloan of the Mill Bridge community. The funeral was Friday, Aug. 9, at First United Methodist Church of Cooleemee, conducted by the Rev. Joe Collins, pastor. Burial was in Rowan Memorial Park. Memorials may he made to Cooleemee United Methodist Church. P.O. Box 157, Coolecmee, N.C. 27014, the building fund of Davie County Public Library, North Main Street, Mocksville. N.C. 27028. House of Mercy, Box 808, Belmont, N.C. 28012. or the charity of the donor's choice. Born in Rowan County April 7. 1925. Mrs. Hoyle was a homemakcr, a substitute teacher at Coolecmee School and a volunteer at the Cooleemee Public Library. A graduate of Mount Ulla High School and Mitchell Community Col lege in Statcsville, .she was a member of the Cooleemee Civic Club. Davie County ARC and a former member of the board of directors of the Davie County Department of Social Services. She was also a member of the Rowan/Davie Drug Auxiliary and First United Methodist Church of Cooleemee, where she had been on the administrative board, taught Sun- tlay school, was an MYF counselor and sang in the choir. She was a former president of the United Methodist Women. In 1976, she was named Lay Person of the Year by the United Methodist Men. Her husband, Robert Hoyle, died in 1980. Survivors, in addition to her parents, include: three daughters. Sister Martha Hoyle, RSM, Belmont, and Ruth and Margaret Hoyle, both bf Cooleemee; and two brothers, William Sloan of High Point andl^ichard Sloan of Knoxville, Tenn. Fred David Mickles Mr. Fred David Mickles, 38. of Route I, Advance, died Wednesday. Aug. 7. He was bom Jan. 19. 1953, in Ircdell County to Fred B. and Helen Beamon Mickles. Mr. Mickles loved the outdoors, especially homing and iishing. He was employed widi Duke Power for 12 years and was a graduate of North Forsyth High School in 1972. Surviving ore: his wife, Debbie Robertson Mickles of the home; one daughter, Deborah Wendolyn "Wen- di" Mickles of the home; his parents of Salisbuiy; his grandmother, Sudie Williams tomon of Winston-Salem; three sisters. Carolyn Mickles Kiser and Barbara Mickles Bradshaw, both of Salisbury, and Colecn Mickles Howell of Winston-Salem. Funeral .services were Saturday. Aug. 10, at Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Walter Bradshaw. Burial fNlowcd in Gardens of Memory, Walkcrtown. "Bobby" MobleyAndy Thomas "Bobby" Moblcy- ,Q of 504 N. Cedar St.. Salisbury.49, 01 Jiw ' .q at Rowan service pending com- S.C.. tie v»a» RachacI Lafayette A „f Kinder. Ga..Chartc.^^j Michael Betty Hargrave jal'sbury. Darlene Adams of Charlotte. mVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARf MOCKSVIUE, NO q. ."h o DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Aug. 15, 1991- cr Miss Amy Moore Miss Amy Moore. 79, of Greensboro died Wednesday. Aug. 7. at her home. She was bom May 14, 1912, in Mocksville lo the late James Franklin and Mary Powell Moore. Miss Moore held a bachelor's degree in Education from Catawba College in Salisbury and a master's degree in English from the Univer- .sity of North Carolina at Giecashoro. Her teaching career began at King High School in King. Miss Moore served as head of the English and Drama departments while serving on the faculties at Boyden High School in Salisbury, and at Griiasley High School in Greensboro. She retired from Orimsley High School in 1976. Mi.ss Moore was a member of West Market Street United Methodist Church in Greensboro. She was a life member of the N.C. Association of Educators and belonged to the Inter national Society of Delta Kappa Gamma. Beta Gamma Chapter. She had also served as president and held other offices in the Altru.sa CIvih of .Salisbury. Surviving arc: one brother. Mr. W. Jamie Mo<»rc of .Sullivans Island. S.C.: one sister. Mrs. Mary Ella Booc of King; two nieces: three nephews; two great-nephews; two great-nieces; and many devoted friends. Funeral service was Saturday. Aug. 10. at King Moravian Church, conducted by the Rev. Jimmy Newsom. Burial followed in the church graveyard. Memorials may be made to King Moravian Church or West Market Street United Methodist CImreh. Greensboro. Leslie G. Osbortie A memorial service for Le.slie George Osbornc will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church of Mocksville. conducted by the Rev. Paul Riggs. Burial will follow in Rose Cemeteiy. The family will be at the church .70 minutes before the service Thursday night for visitation. Eaton's Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements. Osbome. 74. of Pinellas Park. Fla.. died Tuesday. July 2.7. at his home. He was the father of Karl Osbome of Mocksville. Henry C. Parker Retired Maj. Henry Clarence Parker. 81. of Powder Springs. Ga.. formerly of Cooleemcc. died Tues day. Aug. 6. at Parkway Hospit.-il in Powder Springs. A graveside service was held Fri day. Aug. 9. at Dan View Cemetery in Draper, conducted by the Rev. Willis Rosenthall. Memorials may be made to the Ar thritis Foundation. 431 IS Guess Road. Durham. N.C. 27700. Born March 3. 1910. in Kan- napolis, Paiker was a son of the late Joe N. and Fina Dennis Parker. He retired as a major from the U.S. Air Force with 28 years of service. His wife. Margaret Skinner Parker, died in June 1988, Survivors include: a daughter. Paiti BricI of Powder Springs. Ga,; a son. Joe Parker; .six grandchildren; a sister, Edna Henslcy of Houston. Texas; and a brother. John Parker of Monroe. I .a. jShannon 'Rick' Palmer -„Mr. .Shannon Richard "Rick" 21.78 Old Hollow.Road' Walkcrtown, died at his home .Friday. Aug. 9.; He ys bom in Winston-Salem•April 8. 1924. to Matthew Edward and Sarah Jane "Sadie" Clinc Palincr._ He was refined from Amp Coipora- tion and .served in the United .States Navy during World War II. Mr. Palmer was preceded in death by his first wife. Helen Virginia Rid- "'c Palmer, who died in 1971, He is survived by his wife. EstherMaybcll R. Blackburn ftilmcr. of thehome; a daughter. Mrs. Dianna P. Romano of Greensboro; a grand- • Si!'"" N- Steclntiinof McKKsvillc; and four .stepchildren.Mrs. Janet Blaekbum Couth. Mrs. « ■IJ!'' Holt. Rieky D.Blackburn and Ray Blackburn, all of vemersville.Graveside services were Monday.■Aug 12. at Oaklawn MemorialGardens by the Rev. Jn^esWhiHingron. CO. WBUC MMVIftOCKSVlLLE. NO V/* a o•t 5:- DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Aug. IS, 1991- O-Redman "e^'cJand Unj,^ ^"S- 14. ai .•*""11. pasior Hi.,- . n U.ir, Educated in ,2! n^'»Wn.fhools. he iva< a •• ®'' Countyfor the U.S. PoLt c"''"""" c'erk pcveland United m ™«'nberof '^"^tf»rin<!theKL;*"»>'foGer: cw"t Sa'fsbuly ,L:'^«"'Rcrf.ffoWten: twn hro^'eJ Rffman of *• Samuel p..■ Redman o/' ci„ ^i"'"'Ccorce:"«cr. iva r.r „ ®*'e'and; and Billy R. Walker The Rev. Billy Richard Walker,60. ofdOS Hadlcy St., Mt. Airy, diedon Monday. Aug. 5. after sufTering a heart attack.Walker was born April 12, 1931, in Forsylh County, son of the late W.M. and Willncr Hart Walker Sr.. was a retired minister, and a member of the Emmanuel Baptist Church.Surviving are: his wife. Mrs. Madeline Frccdic Walker of thehome: two daughters. Miss ChristineWalker of Evington. Va.. and Mrs.Maiiha Beth Rcigh of Sabinsville.* Pa.:onc son. Steven Walker ofTuc-son. Arir..: live grandchildren; three sisters. Mrs. Janice Jarrclt and MissCheryl Walker, both of Winston-Salem, and Mrs. Virginia Blakely ofMonroeville. Pa.; four brothers.Drcwy Walker of Kemersville. Bobby Walker and W.M. Walker Jr., both of Winston-Salcm. and Charles Walker of Mocksvillc. Funeral services were held Thursday, Aug. R. at the Emmanuel Bap tist Church with .services conductedby the Revs. Arthur Dawson Jr. andB.B. Nicks with interment following in Oaklawn Memorial Gardens in Winston-Salem.Memorials may be nvide to theBlue Ridge Federation of the Blind. Cliarlottesvillc. Va.. ortothe .Seven Hills Federation of the Blind. I.yn- chburg. Va. Katie 'Mag' Wright Katie Swift "Mag" Wright. 63. of214 N. Shaver St.. Salisbury, diedSaturday. Aug. 10, at Mercy Hospital in Charlotte. She had been seriously ill for seven months.The body will remain at Noble andKelsey Funeral Home pending completion of funeral arrangements.Bom April 15, 1928. in Toccsra.Ga.. she was the daughter of the lateJessie and Rilla Johnson Swift. Sheattended Rowan County publicschools, and was last employed as adomestic worker. She was a memberof Macedonia Baptist Church.Her husband. Johnny Wright,preceded her in death Dec. 4, 1974.Two daughters also preceded her indeath. Joann Wright, who died Jan.3, 1980. and Velvet Lcc Wright, who died Jan. 28. 1949.Survivors include: three sons.Willie N. Wright of East Spencer.Charles B. Wright of MocVsville andWalter J. Wright of Salisbury; 11grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren; one sister. Jessie Lee•Swift Wright Cherry of .Salisbury;and one brother. Earlie Swift of Concord. 0- tx- y- >- <5^ M«nl»Monica RfbVdaughter Hill. S.C.. diedYoungblood of jj piedmontWednesday. was theMedical Center. gndmaternal 8'»"X^ of Cooleemee.Mrs. R'^rJ^^^iccwaslhursdaV-graveside » Memorial Uoited Mcth^«?C j. 29730.,i,St..ReckH'"-5j^i,.,„n to theSurvivors, i" „andparents.parents and ma ^parents. Mr. paternal grea g j.C..PaulVcnherty « „ ..-mnis. Mr. andEternal gi«'l-B«'"Krlotie; and OWIE CO. PDBnC OBRRRY MQCKSVILLE. NC OA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. Aug. 22, 1991- <r (T- ri fi tx) rt James Robert Brooks Ml . Janics Rcihcrt Bnxiks. 67. of IrulMti Trail, died Sunday, Aug. 18. Wl. at Mercy Hospiial in Ch.irIonc. Funeral wrvicc.i were held Tues day. Aug. 20. in the McEwcn Col- pniaJ Chapel with the Revs. Mike whitson and Ron Ridley ofTlciatineBurial followed in the Family Memorial Gardercs in Monroe. Mr. BriHiks was horn Sept. 23. 1923. in Union County, the son of the ble Ciillcn BriHiks and the laic Rosa BriHiks naucoiii. Mr was a retired Iriiek driver. .Surviving are: his wife. Ethel; one«>n. Keith Brooks of Indian Trail- one daughter. Mrs. Barbara Brooks Taylor of Mocksville; four grand children; three brothers, Emntett Prooks of Sanforil. Ray Brooks and Clifford BrcHiks. both of Monroe;and two sisters. Mrs. May Gillc.spie of Indian Trail and Mrs. Ixtha Frinderburk of Monroe. Mrs. Clara J. Howard Mrs. Clam James Howard, 88, of Route I. Advance, died Sunday. Aug. 18, 1991. at Autumn Care of Mocksville. Funeral services were Tuesday, Aug. 20, at Eaton's Funeral Chapel, condiicteil by the Revs. Rohcrl Peurifoy aikl Donald Fiinderhurk. Burial was in Bethlehem Unileil MethrKlist Church cemetery. Memorials may he made to the Buililing Fund of Bethlehem United Methinlist Cimrch, Rrnite I, Ad vance, N.C. 27006 or to the Amcriean Parkinson Disease Association, Inc., 116 John Street, New York. N.Y. 10038 or to a chari ty of the ilonor's choice. Mrs. Howard w-as horn Dec. 13, 1902, in Dtivie County, daughter of the late John Clingman and Lola Ward James. She was a homemaker and was a member since 1926 at Bethlehem United Methodist Chutcli. .She was preceilcil in rh-ath by her husband. William Thotnas "Willie" Howard in I97.S and a son. Raynionil fhomas Howard, in 1984. .Survivors inchiile: three sons, the Rev. llobaO II. Howard. Giridih. Bihar. India. Mr. William Clegg Howard of Winston-.Salem. and Mr. James C. Howard of Advance; a daughter, Dorothy H, Sparks of Ad vance: 10 grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren; one sister, Lillian J, Gregory of Advance; and one brother, L. Odell James of Mocksville. felyah Brown V Elijah Brown. 79, of Routed. Ad- Vance. died Wedne.sday, Aug. 14, 1991, at Davic County Hospital. He Gad been in declining he,')lth for Several years. * The funeral service was .Saturday. Aug. 17. at .Smith Grove AME Zion Church, conducted by the Revs. Willie Hawkins and H.M. Vaughters. 6ttrial was in the church cemetery. • Born Sept. .30. 1911, in Saluda County. S.C.. Brown was a son of the late Moses and Matlie Gibson Brown. A retired fanner and saw mill dtuplnyec. he was last employed as 4 janitor at Davie County Hospital Oe was a member of Smith Grove AME Zion Church. : Survivors include; his wife. Sarah Jones Brown; three daughters. Ruby Lyons of Advance and Mamie B. I Young and Pearlie M. Brown, both i)f Winston .Salcnt; two sons, Melvin 6. atid Elmer L. Brown, both of ^inston-Salcm; 16 grandchildren; two .stepgrandchildren; eight great grandchildren; a brother. William Brown of Philadelphia, Pa,; and a Ijost of relatives and friends. ' Memorials may be made to the ^mith Grove AME Zion Church Building Fund. t/ nclma C. Hunter /j;r.ttcrly''J'-5,7;'Pf<="H,,,,,er.9o, "" ."faturday, Aug. nafivciif Hrrt. ' Kvci and Anw Pai,n« ' I? """"" . Mrs. Hunter .spent m'" years, Wesley o "f Meadowhrook T^rL '^tnter of .R-H-ky Mount: 'ncludtng Ann if*" '■"'"'''fen, Aug. |<t ,,, were Mondav ' 'h'cted by iiic B " J * ' Japel. con- f'urdcns. ■^'•tun Memorial OffiflE ca PUBLIC UBRA.R"^ WOCKSVILLE, NC cr--. 0 ^ William L. 'Bill' Cartncr. Mr. William Lonuie "Bill" Cart-nei. b."!. of Route 4. Stalesville. dteduhcxpcctedly Sunday. Atjg. I •1991, at Davis Community Hospital in Stalesville.' The funeial was Wednesday. Aug.14. at SsKicty Baptist Church, inducted by tlie Rev. Steven W. Cox.Burial followed in the churchcemetery with full military rites byVFW Post 2031 and Harold Littlefield Chapter 68 of the D A V.■ Mciitoriiils may be made to ■St'Cie'A BaptiM Ulutreh Ibtihhne I"'"'-Uoule 4, .Slittesvillc, N.C . 28677.WunOet,5.1925,inlre^UCoun.,y lothe late Hugh M. and Lillie Mac . Stroud partner, he was rcwcd fromthe Light Dcpartmctil of the Ctl> olSl.-ilcsville. He was a "l"!U.S. Army, having served W';"''Wiir II. He was a mcml^r of SiK'iciyBaptisl Cluirch where he served asusher. He wns also a member ofCounty Line Volunteer Department. . . u _»• He was preceded in death by oneorcat-grandchild.• Survivors include; his wife,niirabeth "Ann" FaircsCailtwr; onedaughter. Mrs. Judith Ann CartncrPctiii of Statcsvillc; smml-daughter; two slcpgrandchtldrcn.fintrbroihcrs. James H. "Jim Ca -iJ^r of .Statcsvillc. Jack A. Cartncr ofMocksville. Robert L. "Bob Cat -ifcr of l-aycltcvillc. and D.R. tartner ot Statcsvillc; and two sisters.Mrs. Annie U-c Honcyciilt of Kan-mpolls and Mrs. Sally Comer ofS'tatesville. James P. Jones Mr. Janics Pledger Jones, 79. of5880 Phillips Bridge Rd.. Lewisvillc. died Monday. Aug. 19. 1991. at his home.He was born Feb. 29. 1912, in Forsyth County to Leon Richard and Flossie Orrcll Jones. Mr. Jones owned nnd operated the American Cafe in MiK-ksville. He was a mcnthcr of llariminy Grove United Methodist Church and Shallowford .Senior Clllrcns..Surviving are: one daughter, M^s.Richard (Lynctic) Harper of Clcm-mons; one son. Mr. Jerry R. Jonesof Ixwisvillc; three gmndchildren;two half-brothers, Mr. Wiley R.Junes of Tobaccoville and Mr. Roy L. Jones of Pre.scott, Aria.; three half-sisters, Mrs. Doris Talbeit of Tobaccoville, Mrs. Dicie Windsor ofGreenville. S.C., and Mrs. BeckyCaihey of Ft. Myers, Fla.Mr. Jones was preceded in death by his wife, Le.ssie Todd Jones anda son, Billy Pledger Jones. Funeral services were scheduledfor II a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 21, atHarmony Grove United MethodistChurch in Lewisvillc, conducted by Ihc Rev. Edwin Necdham. Burial wasto follow in the church cemetery. lUVIE ( (HINTY RNTEKPRISR RECORD. THURSDAY. Aug. 22. IWI- Or n> Ok V Wilson H. Leonard :.WiIson Henry l^onanl. 77. <if .712 W.nllon Riiail. Snlishury, died .Sun- ttay. Aug. 18. 1991. al Rowan Mctnorial Hospital after a critical il lness of two weeks. He was horn in Davidson County Aiip. 14. 1914. to the late R.B.L. t.Conard ,ind Sarah Belle Briggs Leonard. He was a retired autonu)bilc dealer and was a nieinbcr ok Beck's . Reform United Church of Christ In Lexington. ..Surviving arc: his wife. Ruth Mesimcr Ixonard ol the home: three hfotliers. I>avid L. Leonard and Virgil Ixonard. h<Mh of Ixvxingion and Odell laxinard of iaikelaiid. Ma. (iiaveside services were held rues- day. Aug. 21). at Forest Hill Memorial Ptirk. Lexington, con ducted hy Dr. Hilly Jix; Leonard. Miss Ruby E. Stokes Miss Ruhy R. Stokes.69. of Rl. 3. Hamptonville. died Thursday. Aug. I.S. .at Hoots Memorial Hospital. She was born in Yadkin County to George and Jctlie Shore Stokes. Surviving arc: two sisters and a hrothcr-in-law, Gladys Lowe of Ad vance. and Fiiyc and D.C. Comelijis of East Bend; four brothers. Truman Stokes of Winsion-Salem. Odell Stokes of Graham. Harold and Joe Stokes, both of Hamptonville; and several nieces and nephews. Miss Stokes was preceded in death by two brothers. Marvin and Romie .Stokes. Funeral services were Saturday. Aug. 17; at the Mt. View Baptist Church, conducted hy the Rev. Tim Tucker, pastor. Burial w.is in the church cemetery. Goldle Massagee Mrs. Goldic C. Julian Massagee. 57, of 407 W. Garden St.. Landis. died Tuesday. Aug. 13. 1991. at Cabarrus Memorial Hospital. Con cord. .She had been in declining health a year and seriously ill a month. The funeral was Thursday. Aug. 15. at Temple Baptist Church, con ducted by the Revs. Jim Lippard, Ralph Rohincit and Bill Biles. Burial was in Carolina Memorial Park. Concord. Born July 4.19.34. in Davie Coun ty. Mrs. Mas.sagee was a daughter of the late Bill and Betty McClamrock Julian. She was educated in Kan- napotis City Schools and was a mcniher of "Temple Baptist Church in Kannapolis. .She worked in Cannon Mills Plant I towel finishing for 40 years. Survivors include: her husband. F.atl D. M.xssagce: a son. Dale R. Massagee of the home: two daughters. Cindy D. Williams of Mount Ulla and Vickie E. Thomlin of China Grove; four grandchildren: two hrothers. Kenneth F. and Bill L. Julian, both of Kannapolis: and a sister. Willie Mae Spicer of Charlotte. OAVJE CO. PUBUC UBRAPV MQCKSVlUE, NC f Pauline S. Sidden Pauline Starr Sidden. 71. of Route 3. Advance, died Tuesday. Aug. 13. 1991. at Forsyth Memorial Hospital. Winslon-Salem. The funeral was .Saturday. Aug. 17. at Advance Baptist Church, con ducted by the Rev. Lanny Atkins, pastor. Burial was in Elbavillc United Methodist Church cemetery. Memorials may be made to Ad vance Baptist Church. P.O. Box L53. Advance. N.C. 27006. Bom Oct. 10. 1919, in Davic County. Mrs. Sidden was a daughter of the late George and Florence Allen Starr. A retired food service employee, site was a member of Ad vance Baptist Church. Her husband. Gray Harding Sid den. died in 1988. .Survivors include: a daughter. Bet ty Bailey of Route 3. AdvaiKc; one granddaughter; one greal- granddaugliler; and two sisters. Mary Murphy and Annie Frye. Iioih of MiK'ksvillc. Mrs. Hazel Mae B. Wall Mrs. Hazel Mac Baynes Wall. 63. of 835 Bellview St.. died Wednesday. Aug. 14. 1991. at Forsyth . She was bom Oct. 28Winston-Salem to Claude F. and Gertrude Sowers Baynes. Mrs Wallwasabomcmakcr.and had worked at the Winston-Salem Water UnUednrember of Central Terrace Umtrf McthtKlist Church, where she an M V F. Cttunselor and member ot the choir and Wesley Fellowship ^Surviving are; her husband. Calvm E. Wall of the home; two Wall Keasington. Md.. and Ph'bp Wall of Bethesda. Md.. twodaughters. Mrs. Bruce (^nmc)Hatseman of Davidson, and Ms.nagcii ail twc&a sue Wall of the home; t^^^^ grandchildren; two brrther^ JacK Baynes of Winston-Salem andHarvey Baynes of Farmington; andtwo sisters. Margaret Hampton atrfLucille Smith. both of Winston-Salem. c,i..«lav Funeral services were Saturday. Aug. 17. at Haywortb-Miller SilasCreek Chapel, conducted by the Rev.John Rufty. Burial fdlowed in Parklawn Memorial Memorials may te iral Terrace United Methodist Church. oa o -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Aiir. 29. 1991 cr \/> I L.D. Anderson Mr. L.D. Amlcfson. 60. <if 2S7 North Bridge .St.. Elkin. died Mon day. Aug. 26. at Forsylh Memorial Hospital in Winslon-Salcm after a short illness. Mr. Anderstin was horn Nov. 17. 1930. in Ircdell County to Virgil Franklin Anderson and Ptarl Billings Anderson. He was a retired painting contractor and a tncniber of Beulah Land Church. Surviving are; his wife. Mrs. Mar tha Elirabelh Davis Anderson of the home: two daughters. Mrs. Teresa A. Adams of Jonesville and Ms. Crystal Anderson of the home; two sons, (rarry l.ee Anderson of F.lkin and .Steven l-ranklin Anderson ol Charlotte; two stepsons. Harvey Ix-e Bates of Bmtnville and Arnold Gray of King: one grandson: two sisters. Mrs. David linlhrook of King, and Mrs. Helen Dyson of Charleston. S.C.; and three brothers. Carlie Anderson of Jone.sville, Bill Ander son of Charlotte. and Lonnie Ander son of Mocksville. Funeral services were to be held Wednesday. Aug. 28. at 2 p.m. at East Elkin Full Gospel Church, con ducted by the Revs. Ralph Casstevens and Aubrey Cas.stevens. The btxJy was to be pkiccd in the church at 1:30 p.m. with burial in Beulah Ixind Church cemetery. Nod I-cc Davis Ml. Noel I ce Davis. 76. of I.VSI Radio Rd.. Stalcsvillc. died Monday. Atig. 26. I'l'll. at the Itiad United Mctliinlist Home in Winsion Salemafter a lengthy illness He was born Aug. I. 1915. m Ircdell County trrtlie late Marvin lec Davis and FIgin Paris Ikivis. He was owner of N.kI Davis Insurance He was nurricd on Aug. 25.19.14. to .Stella Kllcilgc Davis who survives of the home. Als«» surviving are: one son. James Davis of Ltikc Norman; three daughters. Mrs. Nanearle H.iyes of Atlvancc. Mrs. Carolyn Smith of Harmony, ami Mrs. Jean Wilson of .Slatesville; four grandchildren; and one brother. Gcrge Davis of Harmony. , Ftineral services were to be neiu Wednesday. Aug. 28. al Hebron Baptist Church with the Revs. William Wease and Mike Jordan of- Ftciating. Burial was to follow in the church cemetery. v Memorials may be made to Hebron Baptist Church. Rt. 5. Box .54t)-A. (Slatesville. N.C. 28677. Miss Mae K. Bostic Miss Mac Kathcrine Bostie. 8t>. of Bertnuda Place. Advance, died Wednesday.Aug.21. l99l.atN.C. Baptist Hospital. A graveside .service was held Fri day. Aug. 23. at the Moravian (iravcyard. conducted by the Rev. James D. Sal/.wcrlel. She was horn in Winston-Salem to James G. and .Sallie Holder Bostic. She spent all her life in Winston- Salem. was a member of Christ Moravian Church, and was with R.J. Reynolds Tob.icco Company for 32 years retiring in 1975. She is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Blanche Wagoner of Bermuda Pliicc. Mrs. Ralph Yarborough iind Mrs. Mary Thomas, both of Wiiiston-.Salrm; and a lumdvt ol nieces and nephews. Memorials may be made to Christ Moravian Church lliiihling Fund. ^ Myrtle G. Hammett Myrtle Gullcit Adams Hammett. of 1108South Franklin St.. China Grove, died Monday. Aug. 26. after an extended illness. She was bom in D.ivie County on Sept. 10. 1918. to the late John Wesley and Lou Zena Oullctl. She was a member of CornerstoneBaptist Church and was a housewife. She is survived hy: her husband, Marshall Thomas Hammett; twodaughter. Ruby Mae Ricketson and Margaret Jeannette Green, both of Salisburv; two sons. Farris Junior Bailey at'td John "Bud" Bailey, both of M.K ksvillc; three stepsons. Mar shall J. Hammilt. Thonras M. Ham mett. and Miclniel R. Hammett; onestepdaughter. Linda I^. Hammett. 22 grandchildren: Id great grandchildren; and two gi rat great -grandchildren. William 'Buck' Burton Mr. William "Buck" Thomas Bur ton. 73. of Rt. 3. Advance, ilied Fri-n day. Aug. 23. 1991. at ForsylhMemorial Hospital. He was born June 3. ivin. in Davie County to Ray Harmon and Ella .Scaford Burton. Mr. Burton was tin active mcniKr of Advance Baptist Church, and was a retired farmer. He was recentlyemployed with Bermuda Village..Surviving arc: his wife. Kathleen Joyncr Burton of the home: one son. Scott Burton of the home; two sisters. Dcctte Markkand and Bcny Jean Hcn- drix. both of Advance; and a mtmlH-r of nieces and nephews. Funeral services were Sunday. Aiig 25. at Advance Baptist (Inircli.conducted by the Rev. I anny Atkins Burial followeil in the churcli cemetery. , Memorials may be made to Art vanco Baptist Church George Pendry George l\:ndry. 65. of 26(t6-D Mcrritt Drive. Greenshoro. died Wednesday, Aug. 21. 1991. at Wesley Long Community Hospital. Funeral serviecs were held Frlrhiy. Aug. 23. at Hancs-Linebcrry Vanstory Street Chapel. Burial was in Gtiilfortl Memorial Psirk. He was a native of Yadkinvillc. a retired employee of Taylor Brothers Comp.iny in Winston-.Salcm. anti was of the Baptist faith. •Surviving are: his wife. Fiankie Fiilp Petulry of the home: two daughters. Beiiy l.mi Parks and Ann Wessclholt. both of (irecensboio; three sons. Charles Ray Pendry of Reidsville. Donald Ray Pendry ol Winslon-.Salem and Johnny Mainella of Thomasville; three grarulchildren: five sisters. Dorothy ftrownanil An nie Lynch, bothof Yailkinville. Alnci Shore of Mivk.sville, Nell McBridc of Greenshoro. and Maltic Cook of Ramseur: and a brother. Ernest Pen- dry of Yadkinvillc. wwe CO. POKfo 01^ ^OCKSVILL^ -DAVIE COIINTV ENTERPRISE RECORD. THIIR.SDAY, Aug. 29. 1991 Cr I .4, John Henry Pope Mr. John Henry Pope, a resident of Brooklyn Center, Minn., former ly of Cana, died Friday, Aujt. 16, 1991. at a local hospital in Roh- hinsdalc. Minn. He was born Oct. .TO, 192.T, to Duke and Minnie Pope of Cana. He retired Dec. 20, 1985, from Miles Homes after .T1 years of scr vice. .Slattinp as a sales rcprcscn tativc. he covered Minnesota. Iowa. North and Srxith Dakota. He w.is pro moted to manager of Miles Garages, and then Held inspector with Proper ties ManagenKnt imtil his retirement. He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force serving during World War II. He was a member of Raton's Baptist Church. He was preceded in death by his father. Duke Pope in 1965. Surviving are: his mother, Mrs. Minnie Pope of Cana: his wife, Ruth Pope of the home: two sons. Keith Pope of the home and Robert and his wife Kathy of St. Michaels, Minn.; a daughter. Pamela and husband Mark Howe of Rogers. Minn.: live gmndcbildren: one brother. E.R. Pope: two sisters. Nclda Brown of Cana and Jo .Shaw of Clutham. N.J.; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Funeral services were held Mon- d.iy. Aug. 19. at Victory Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, Minn., con ducted by the Rev. James Hccker. Burial was at Hillside Cemetery. Minneaptilis. Minn. Nora P. Shew Mrs. Nora Parker Shew. 84. of Turnersburg Rd.. Statesvillc. died at Aug. 23. 1991, at ircdell McrnotialHospital alter a nine-month period of hospital and constant .Memorwl services were held Sun day, Aug. 25. at Hebron BaptistChurch, conducted by the Rcy. William L. Weasc. Burial was in Iredell Memorial Gardes.Bom Aug. 17. IW. in IrcddlCounty, she was a daugfwer of he late Carson and Ivey TemplctonParker. A retired employee of J.P- Stevens Co. in Tumersburg.^c wns a member of Hebron Her husband, Mancy F. Sh ,preceded her in death on Aug. 16, 1969..Survivors include: twsi sons. Paul Shew of MtK'ksville and Glenn Shew of Statesvillc; five grandchildren; andthree greiil-grandebildren. Frank W. Russell Mr. Frank Woodrow Rtis.sell. 80. of Rt. 3, Advance, died Wedne.sday, Aug. 21. 1991. He was bom April 2.1911. in Can- Ion to Charles Wesley and l.ucinda Wilson Russell. Mr. Russell was a member of Salem Baptist Church. Surviving are: three sons, Patrick Russell of Winston-Salem, Michael Russell of California, and Danny Russell of Atlanta. Ga.; four sisters'. Hilda Bryant and Ilda Rassell. both of Winston-Salem. Mary Jones of Bunker. Mo., and Jean Bowers of Adv.incc: and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were Saturday. Aug. 24. at Hnywonb-Millcr Silas Creek Chapel, conducted by Dr. Floyd Boles. Burial followed in For- syth Memorial Park. ^ Randall M. Shoaf Randall "Randy " Monroe Shoaf. IS. of Burlington Aub 21. 1991, at the Skdied Nursfug Division of Alamanee .Mc.nor.al Hospital alter o..c year ot dccl.n.ng """a native of Alamanccwas the son of the late Henry M _Sh..af Jr. a.«l Mary CMre Shoal of other than his mother. include: one brother. Dana HarmonShoaf of Bttrlington: one s.stcr M . - Rillv 7 (Melissa) Ri>y Jr- "ington, and paternal Henry M. Shoaf Sr. of M.Kksviiic. A gravesUle servicev,,/2T a. Alamancc Mctonal Park, conducted by the Rev. R.ck Hanse. { James E. Whitley James Ernest Whitley. 81, of 401 N. Main St.. Mock Place.\ M.H;ksville, died Tuesday, Aug. 27, 1 1991, at his home. 1 Funeral services were l".j*1 p.m. Thursday at Eaton's, wtth burial in Legion Memorial Park. The famt- ly was to receive friends from 7-9 n m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Bom Sept. 7. 1909. in Davie County. Whitley was a son of the late Rufus Brady and Martha Ijames Whitley. Retired alter 47 Vi years of service with Burlington Industries, be was a U.S. Air Corps veteran of World War II. He was a member of Victory Baptist Church. Cttoleemec. His wife. Baebcl SpillmnnWbitiey. died Nov. 16. 1972. Survivors include: a mw. DaviU Whitley nfOKdccmcc: three grand children; two sisters, Ullion Drury ofMorganlon and Virginia Casey of Spring Hill. Fla.: and two brothers. Arthur Whitley aitd Rufi» B- Whitley Jr.. bolh of Coolecmcc. Mary Gladys Schoffner Mary Gladys Tutlerow Schoffner. 65, a native of Davie Counly, died S.aturd!iy. Aug. 24.1991. at the Bap tist Hospital in Miami. Fla.. after a long illness. The funeral service was Tuesday. Aug. 27. in Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel, comhictcd hy the Rev. Brady Tutlerow. Burial was in Center United Methodist Church cemetery. Memorials may he made to the cemetery fund of Center United Methodist Church, c/o Bill Seaford. Route 1. M<K-ksvillc. N.C. 27028. Bom May 6. 1926. in Davie Coun ty. she was adaughtcr of Bculah llcn- dricks Tutlerow of Greensboro and the late Floyd Elmer Tutlerow. A switchboard operator and a homciuakcr. she was of the Baptist faitli. Surviving, in addition to her mother, arc: one daughter. Carol DuShcy of Hialcah. Fla.; one srtn. William R. Yow of Cleveland: and one grandson. John Ray "Bill" Wall Mr. John Ray "Bill" Wall. 77. of .T605 CIcmmons Rd.. CIcmmons. died Wednesday. Aug. 21. 1991- He was horn June 4. <914. inDavie County, the son of Wdliam Edgar and Cora Wall. . He was retired from Hancs Hiwiery after more than 40 years of service and was thereafter employed hyCIcmmons Coast to Coa.st Hardwarefor the past 10 years. He was a ftHinding meiiircr cii ineCIcmmons Volunteer Fire Dv-jmrt- mcnl. having served as assistant chief and a director. He was an active member of CIcmmons F'!"' Church and a veteran of the U-b.Havy. having served in ihc Pacific during Woikl War II. He was also an active member of the CIcmmons Civic Club. He was marttcd to F.dccn West Wall who survives of the home. Also surviving arc: two daughters. Glcnda W. (Mrs. Leslie) Fryc ofCIcmmons. and Dcmsc W. Padgell of Los Angeles. Calif.: two grandchildren: one greal-grandsjin: aiid one sister. Lila Mac Wall (Mis. For- <lic) Beaucbamp. He was preceded in death by (wobrothers. James W. and Clarence W. WalUund four sisters, lona W n Prtls. Ijrura W. Bogcr. Row W. Baker.nod Thclmii W. Shcck. 11,c funeral was SaluriN- A"8-■>4 nt Vi»glcr's CIcinnMms Chapel oi-rieiatcd by Dr. Robert A. Cantwcland the Rev. R. Claxton Hall. Buriiifollowed inlhc Wcslliiwii MemorialGardens in C'Iciiimons.Memorials may be made to ihi.Building Fund of CIcmmons FirstBaptist Church.OAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARY MQCMSyiUIE;. MO -DAVIK COUN-n' KNTERPRI.SF. RECORD. TIIDRSDAY. Sepl. 5. |99|.)ohn A. Adain.sJohn Alvin Adanw. 76, of LiKcnyChwrcli Riiad, Miiclisville. died Fri-Th. f®' '•omc.The funeral was Sunday. Sept |Revs'^f^Rrn;i; "■'"Y!".8''"^>'''"rn and Alhcnl ik!! n «'as in'•'feny Dapisi Churah ecmeicfy"'as a son of the laleRclired from Dixie Furniture Co. in.cxmplou, lie was a mcntlvr ofDcep C^my VadkinSurvivors include; his wife LilahWhilalccr Adams; two sons. Wayne Mocksville; iw„ daughters. Mrs 'Shirley) Johnson ofJ^vksv.||candMrs.Jim(Marparct»chSw""^^''"''"*^y= nine grand-hr, if ""^S'^a'-grandchild; fourAdams'^ih of Yadkinvillc. Thomas AdamsOf Concord and Zeno Adams ofMocksville; and one sister. Ninat-Hw^on of Cfjtrncr. John Cockerham 9 /'of B "' Cwkofham91. of Rouie 7. Mocksville. died Fri-^ay. Aug. 30.1991. at Davie 0^0.mnesr'""" '"""""■'"S "tendedThe funeral was Tuesday Sent 3 jonducted hy the Rev. ChaX„eI.OUIS and Bishop Clarence MinorBurial was in the church cemeteryA retired farmer. OKkcrSam w^formerly employed by Hanes Chaii'nsmryinM.wk.,villeasapla„rSiUMvors mciiule: a son. Paul Clif"n Cockerlemi of MiKksvilk- two' "Phrers. Lolean C. Cars,, imJosephine c. Dalton. both "fMocksville; j, daughter R.wa-. White of MiH ksvill?; I hil'? ' ■'="p>aml''l-andcliiidini .d c 1 1 V OTVIE CO. POBDO DBRSflW MOCKSVimE, NC ^ Jame.s M. BowmanJames Marvin Bowman. 46. of74(V)Olin Road. Pfafftowndied Friday, Aug. 30. 1991. at Moses ConeHospital in Greensboro.Funeral services were Monday.Sept. 2. at Plainview Baptist Churchwhere he was a member. Burialfollowed in the church cemetery.He was a native of Guilford County and an employee with Amp. Inc.for the past IS years.Surviving arc; his wife. Mrs.Louise M. Bowman of the lumte; onedaughter. Mrs. Kim Bowman Caudleof the borne: two sons. Mike Bowman of Advance and ToddBowman of the home: two grand children: one sister. Mrs. Sally Isley of McLciiasvillc; six brrtbers. ElmerBowman and Gray Bowman, both of McLoansville, Bill Bowman of Plea sant Garden. George Bowman of Frnnklinville. Chester Bowman of St.j Augustine. Fla. and Tom Bowman of Julian. Memorials may Ire nradc to the American Heart Assn.. Ill-D Pomona Drive. Greensboro. N.C 2741)7. "Gene" Crlsco Luther Eugene "Gene" Crisco. 62. of Route 7. MocLsville. diedThursday. Aug. 29. 1991. at N.C. Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem. He had been seriously ill for two months. The funeral was Sunday. Sepl. I,at Wildwood Baptist Church, con ducted hy the Revs. Raymond Miller and Ice Weaver. Burial was in the church ccnretery. Born June 13. 1929. in Richmond County. Crisco was a son of Jane Talhcrt Crisco Wosxls of Salisbury and the late Luther Henry Crisco. Educated in the.Richmond County schiMtls. he had retired from PPO inLexington. He attended Wildsvosnl Baptist Church. Survivors, in addition to his mother, include; his wife. Delia PtMde Crisco; two stepsons. GlennBay.singcr of Mireksville and JuniorBaysinger of Greensboro; five daughters. Patsy Church of Ten- ne.ssee. Lisa Crisi-o of the home.Cathy Davis of Salisbury. JulieMcKinncy and Barbara Davis, bothof Lexington; five steptlaughters. Joan Ferguson of Garner. B.irhara Barker of Florida. Betty Cox of ('arolimi Beach. Naomi Green ofMireksville and Mqry Chattin ofCiHilecmee: 13 grandchildren; 17stepgriindchildren; A brother. Billy Crisco of.Salisbury; fixir half brmliers. I.utlrer.Bill. Henry and Kelly Crisco. all ofWilmington; three sisters. MaryMiller ol .Salisbury, laiurine Shoalanil Peggy Carter, both of Ix-xington; seven half-sisters. Deloris lairkinsand Carolyn Bowling, both of Wilinington. Efllc Hiilchins of .Stuart. Vn..Ciitol Wilkct III Mount Airy. Mildieil Witlaril of Pilot Mountain. tUlna liverliiirt and Jo Ann Addams, huh of I esitiBlon. Beiilah E. ChunnBeulah Elizabeth Chunn. 71, ofRoute 4. Mocksville, died .Saturday.Aug. 31. 1991. at N.C. BaptistHospital. Winston-.Salem. after beingin declining health for several yearsand .scrioutily ill for three weeks.The funeral was scheduled for 2p.m. Wednesday. .Sept. 4. at NewBethel Baptist Church, to be conducted by the Rev. Billy Holder,pastor, aiid Dr. W.M. Adam, pastorof St. John Baptist Church.Born June 17. 1920, in DavicCounty, Mrs. Chunn was a daughter of the late Rufus and lUtlar Foster. She was educated in the Davie Coun ty schtMils and was retired from Hoechst Celanese. She was a member of New Bethel Baptist ChuK'h where she was on the Nurses' Board and was an adviser to the young adults. Survivors include; two sons,retiied Sgt. Major Paul HardingChunn of Fayetteville. and Marcus Eugene Chunn of Salisbury; two daughters. Connie C. Nichols ofRoute 4. Mocksville. and Evangelist Elizabeth Chunn Mock of Mock.svillc; 17 grandchildren; sevengreat-grandchildren; a brother. Fred Grant of MiK'k.svilIe; and live sisters, Fannic Jane Carson of Winston-Salem. Margaret F. Clement, Annie Arnold and Mary F. Williams, all of Mocksville. and Elizabeth F. Allen of Advance. Madeline Deal Madeline Spry Deal. 77. of N.C.1.30. Churchland community. Ixx-ington. died Wednesilay. Aug. 28. 1991, at a daughter's home iu ChapelHill following an extended illnevs.'Fhe funeral was Friday. Aug. .30. .at Fulton United Methodist Church. Advairere. conducted by die Revs. Sue Northcraft and Mark Denton. Burialwas in the church cemetery.Memorials may be maile to Old l-'ultoii Chutvli Restoration, in care ofDavie Historical .Society. P.O. Box 1062. Mtreksville. N.C. 27028. Born Feb. 14. 1914. in DavicCounty. Mrs. fXral was a daughter oftire late Pink and Josie Emhiers .Spry. .She was rctiied from Manhattan .ShirtCo. tmd wjLs a lifelong member of Fulton United Methmlist Church in Advance. Survivors include; her hushiind.Charles leonard Deal; a son. Gary Deal of Richmond, Va.; two dauglilcis, Mrs. loni (Patricia)Griggs ofCh.npcl Hill and Mrs. Jell ( rcrc.sa) lamning of Churchlawl; five grandchildren; one gteat-giandchild;three brothers. Bruce .Spry ofSalisbury, hfgjvin .Spry ol Churchland and Colon .Spry ot ForkChurch coniiuuniiy; and two sisters,(icraldine Blcvins of .Spencer andMrs. Cecil tllclty) Williams of Advance. -I)A\ IK COUNTN KNTKRPRI.sk RKCORI). imiR.SI)AY. .Scpl. 5. I99| (N Eleanor R. Evans Elcawr R. Evans. 84, of 3115 Ber muda Villagp. Advance, died .S.alur- day. Aug. 24. 1991. al N.C. HaplisI Ilnspllal. She was llic wile td Rciheri A Evans. Born in Providence. R.I.. she was a daughter of the late Herman S. and Mary C. (Phillijw) Rich. She had liv ed in Advance since 1985. previous ly living in Naples. Phi. She was preceded in death hy a brolher. Fr^rick Rich. In addition to her hushand. she is survived hy: two daughters. Sally Blanchatd of Warwick, R.I., and Mimi Findlay of New Caanan. Conn : .-md four grandchildren. A niemoiial scivicc was held Wednesday. Aug. 28. in .Swan Point Chapel. RIackstonc Blvd.. Providence. n W. Melton '"■V fHfciv '--'""'-'c .Natoya I \v 1991 i ','"Id infani. at'oal'^'"''""- "w dav B<)m Aug. 25 aa, ''"wcnvManorial Hosnj,..,' ^ Rnw.i„^""Phlcr Ki:f'^^'«""vasa Salfshury. ^ "'<• Park P""-"". include" her^"""pofihchoi,,; I"!''"- ■'■yfoii^"Wgofthcho,^^: ' • Portia"'Other. Margare, mT<-oolccnice; .an.) , Molloii or"'oihcr. 'J'a'ernal grand vA 1 C) I -o ^ . fd Oscar T. Johnson Mr. O.scar Thad Johnson. 81). of Yadkinvillc. died Tuesday. Aug. 27,1991. at N.C. Baptist Hospital. He was horn in Yadkin County to Rotncy Patrick and Mary l.tiada ('itckerhani Jcdinson. He was the 1985 Uut.standing Christian Layman of First Baptist Church in Yadkinville. and was a faithful member of the choir and Sunday school. He was a Mason, anhonorary Jaycce, and a loyal sup porter of tire Forbu.sh and Y.idkinvi1lc High .Schixds' Athletic Booster clubs.Surviving arc: his wife, Josephine Adams Johnson of the home; three sons. Ronal E. Johnson and wifeDorothy of Winston-Salein. Donald Ixe Johnson and wife Frances, and Chris A. Johnson, all of Yadkinvillc: five grandchildren; one sister. Mrs. Jim (Lucille) Kclley of MrKksville: four brothers, William "Bill" Johnson of Winston-Salem. FoardJohnson of Raleigh. Winnie Johnson of Boonville and Paul Monroe Johnson of Mocksville. Funeral services were Thursday,Aug. 29. at the First Baptist Church, conducted by the Rev. RichardEtikew. Burial was in Charity B,aptist Church Cemetery, Brmnville. Memorials tnay be tiiadc to First Baptist Church, P.O. Bos (i(i8, Y.idkinville. N.C. Laura C. Thorpe Mrs. Ijiura Caudle Thorpe. 93. died .Saturday. Aug. 31. 1991. at Triad United Methodist Homcfollowing a lengthy illness.Mrs. Thorpe was horn in Salcni on Jan. 2. 1898. to Mary Anna Sink andWilliam Henry Caudle. .She spent all her life in Winston-Salem and was alifelong member of Fries Memorial Moravian Church. She had been an active member of the choir and wsis active in the Women's Fellowship as long as herhealth |icrmitlcd. Her s|x.-cial interest was in the children's work of the church and she taught in the PrimaryDcparttnent for more than 40 years.She was preceded in death by herhusband. Roliert Wesley Thorpe Sr. in 1966.Surviving are: two sons, Robert Wesley Thorpe Jr. ami his wife, Grace. Falward W. Thorpe and hiswife. Mary Lois, all of Winston- Salem: one daughter, Mrs. Hal G.(Rosemary) Worlcy of Winston-Salem: two grandchildren: one grcat-gramlson. David Andrew Clement of MiKksvillc. ami one .sister. Mrs. W.L. Campbell of Winston-.Salem. Funerid services were held at Fries Memorial Moravian Church Tues-d.-iy. Sept. 3. conducted by the Revs. Carl SoiitlK'rlnnd and John Befits. Burial was in the Moraviangraveyard.Memorials may be tnade to Fries Memorial Moravian Church. 251 N. Hawthorne Road. Winston-Salem. NC 27ItH Howard C. McDaniel Howard Conway McDaniel. 69, of 53 Davie St., Cooleemec, diedWednesday. Aug. 28. 1991. at the S:dishuty VA Mmlical Center. The funeral was Frid.ay. Aug. .Ml.at Fjiton's Tbineral I loioc Cha|icl withChaplain A.(i. Parker and the Rev.Shelby Harbour olTiciating. Burial was in the National Cemetery ofSalisbury with military rites conducted by the I Ith District Memorial Honor Guard of Veterans of ForeignWars. IMemorials may be made to VFW |post 1119. Cooleemec. N.C. 27014.Born in Rowan County March 18.1922. McD.inicl was a son of the lateAlbert Falgar and llattie McCullohMcDaniel. Employed with Ingersoll-Rand Corp. of Mocksville. Ire was aretired nmstcr sergeant with 27 years of scivicc in the U.S. Air Force.He was a member of AmericanLegion Post 54 and a charter memberwith life membership and pastquarterma.stcr with VFW Post 1119.A graduate of Cleveland HighSchool, he was a member of ThirdCreek Presbyterian Church. Cleveland.Survivors include: his wife of 48years. Margie Ridenhmtr McDaniel:a daughter. Joyec M. Shostak ofHowell. N.J.: a son. Mike McDanielof CtxtleettK-e; four granilehildren;three sisters. Ethyl Smith and NoraKiHintz. both of Cleveland, and Sally Kdwatds of Kannapolis; and abrother, Erigar L. McDaniel id Salisbury. pUBUC UBWR-- DAVIK COIINTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. .Sept. 12. IWI- ! vl Husie M. Clore : Mr. Hu.?ie McKcnncr Clore. 62. of ; Advance died Wednesday, Sept. 4. ; 1991. at Fnrsyth Memorial Ho.spiial following a period of declining health. He wa.s born in Vadkin County, a . ion of the late William Branton and Ember Reavis Clore. Mr. Clore was a mechanic for n T&L Trucking prior to disability. He was preceded in death by his wife, Norma Marie Clore and a .son. Bob by Clore. A funeral service was conducted Friday. Sept. 6. at Voglcr's nem- mons Chapel by the Rev. H. Samuel Carter. Burial followed in the Boyers Chapel Church of Christ cemetery. .Survivors include; ad-uighter. l.ln- da Faye Spaugh. .iml a son. Kenneth, btilh of Advance: eight grand children; three sisters. Lula Belle Hutehins of Advance, Hatlie Mac Sizemore of Mocksville. and Betty Jean Jenkins of Dobson; three brothers. Grady Clore of Elkin. James Goie of Mocksville. and Roy Clore of Myrtle Beach; and two half brothers. Frankic Clore of Wllkes County, and William Clore of High Point. «\\\6 at"*- . 1. v/t .y. i. i- 9.»®.-\\V ^ \ V;* <c " -rV.V' , . C.t Q 1 V Fletcher E. Keaton Mr. Fletcher Ellis Keaton. 74. of Vadkinvllle, died Monday. Sept. 2. 1991. at Forsyth Memorial Hospital. He was bom In Vadkin County to William and Belly Logan Keaton. He • was retired from Casstcven's Lumber : Company In Hamptonvllle and a veteran of World War II. Surviving are: his wife. Mary Nell McBride Keaton of the hoiiK; a son and daughter-in-law. Ronald and Pat- .sy Keaton of Vadkinvllle; two grand children; two sisters. Mrs. Willie (Et ta) Groee of Rl. 5. Mocksville. and Mrs. Frances Bulllas of Wlnston- Salem; and three brothers. Carl. George, and Le.ster Keaton. all of Mocksville. Mr. Keaton was preceded In death by a brother. Earlle Keaton. Funeral .services were "Ihursday. Sept. .S. at Peace Haven Baptist ' Cliurch. conducted by the Rev. Bnicc Freeman. Burial was In the Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church cemetery In Davic County. ^ Mrs. May B. Shamel Mrs. May Briggs Shamel. 85. of 2119 South Broatl Street. Winston- Salem. widow of George E. Shantel. died Friday. Sept. 6. at Forsyth Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held at Trinity Moravian Church Sund<ay. Sept. 8. comluetcd by the Rev. Barry Vcmon and Dr. William Campbell with burial in the Moravian graveyard. Mrs. Shamel wtts born Feb. 15. 1906, In Tobaceoville to Tom and Dal.sy Sprinkle Briggs. Mrs. Shamel llv^ all her life In Forsyth County and was a retired of ficer of Shamel Furniture Company and a former employee of Froelieh Cadillac. She was an active member of Trinity Moravian Church. Mrs. Shamel was a member of the first graduating class from Old Rich mond High School in 1924 and a graduate of Dranghn Busine.ss Col lege. She was a charter member of Sun-Waugh Women's Club. Surviving are: one daughter. Mrs. Phil (Doris) Bojiian. 901 Roslyn Riwd. Winston-Salem; two sons. Ed B. Shamel. Briggs Road. Tobac- covlllc and Joe F. Shamel. Dcadmon Road, Mocksville; seven grand children; four gtcat-giandchildrcn; one great-great-grandchild; and two sisters. Mrs. Grace Briggs Pullen. La Plata. Md.. and Mrs. Allic Briggs Com). CIcarwatcr. Fla. Memorials may be mode to Trini ty Moravian Church. Michael J. Mosny Michael J. Masny. 91. of Bothell. Wa.sh.. died Friday. Sept. 6. 1991. at Lynnwood Manor Health Care' Center in Lynnwood. Wash. A memorial .service was held .Saturday, Sept. 7. in Bmhcll. Wash. Mosny is survived by; his wife Mrs. Jorephinc W. Mosny; a .son. the Rev. William J. Mosney of Buffalo ^netion, Va.. and daiightcr-ln-law. Glcnda Koontz Mosney. formerly from D.avie County; a stepson. Robert J. Kain of Olympia. Wash.: a .stepdaughter. Mrs. Anita Sokmcii of Seattle. Wash.; five gmndchlldren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be m.idc to the American Cancer Socie ty. c/o Ms. Mildred Jolly. KM Dan Circle. Clarksvllle. Va. 2.t927. or to the Averett Baptist Church. Rt, j. Bo* .17.1. Buffalo Junction. Va 24.S29. Rev. Levi A. Talbcrl .fr. Rev. Levi A. Talbcrt Jr.. 76. of 15 Terrace Lane, Lexington, died Salur- day. Sept. 7. 1991. at Forsyth Memorhal Hospital aDcr a brief Illness. He w.as born Oct. 29. 1914. in Cabarrus County to Laura Alice While and Levi A. Talbcrt Sr. He served in the Army in World War II. Talbcrt pastured several .Southern Baptist churches from 1951 until his retirement in 1976. He was a member of Coggins Meimirial Baptist Church. His wife. Ava B. Talbert. preced ed him in death in 1985. He is survived by: three d.aughtcr.s. Mrs. Michael (Rebecca) Challle of Charlotte. Mrs. Ben (Lois) Horton of Clemmons and Mrs. John (Jane) McKee of Advance; three grand children; and one sister. Margaret .Schucker of Laiirens. S.C. Funeral services were Monday. Sept. 9. at Hayworth-Millcr Chapel, conducted by the Revs. IjiwcII Askins and Clifion Dunevanl. A graveside service was Tuesday. Sept. 10. at Evergreen Cemetery In Charlotte. Memorials may be made to Hospice of Davidson County. Inc.. P.O. Bo* 1941. Lexington. N.C. 27292. CO. ^Mocssvtue.)« UAVIE COUNl V ENIEKI'KISt RECORO. lllOHSUA* . .Nepl. 19, 1991- cr- <3^ Mary M. Cope Mary Belle Myers Cope. 59, of Grenada Drive, Advance, died Fri-jJa^Scpl. l.\J99l,alN.C.Baptis. Hospital in Winsion-Salcm after be ing in declining health. . ?«■ Iimeral was Sund.ny, Sept 15in E^on s Funeral Home Chapel withthe Rev. Norman Frye ofnciating.Burial was in Bixby Pre.sbyicriant Iturcli cemeteryBorn Aug. 2.V 1932. i„County, she was a daughter of thelate l^inim- |.ii,d.,ey and AlbertaBll/aheth .Spry Myers. .She was a hoinentaker..Survivors include: her husband,.nioiiias haeob Cope of the home: oneson. Jerry Wayne Cope Sr. of Ad-vanee: four daughters. BrendaCopeFatum and Cindy Foster, Imih ofMocksville, Wanda Ann Cribb ofLexington and ViekieSinIt of Davidson. 12 grandchildren: three great grandchildren: and two sistersDorothy Reeves of Ixm^isvillc amii-illte Mac Burton of Advance. Bennie R. Johnson Mr. Bennie Russell Johnson, 76, ofWinslon-.Saletn, died unexpectedly atForsyth Mcnuirial Hospital .Saturday Sept. 14. 1991.He was born March 12, 1915, in Keysvillc. Va.He was a member of ParkwayPresbyterian Church and was aWorld War II veteran, having serv-al ill the United Stales Army. He wasin the .J6th Division Service Company and 142nd Infantry Regiment.He was awarded the Meritous UnitAward in the African-Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon.He wa.s retired from Speclor, Inc.Survivors include: his wife,Dorothy Jarvis Johnson of the hotite:his stepdaughter, Mrs. B.R. (Millie)Satterficid, Bermuda Run: one stepson, the Rev. Charles R. Jarvis ofRockwell: two stepgratidchildren:and one stepgreal-grandchild.Funeral services were Monday,.Sept. 16, at Hayworth-Miller SilasCreek Chapel by Dr. Harold Fuller.Burial followed In Oaklawn Memorial Gardens. ^ W.C. Hairston Sept. 12 W,H<«piial in FayettevX f<dl''htee dayillner ' ^^- ^eIi. BuriaT w"?;t't''"''^Chinch cemetery B-i'mcttoBoin Jttly M lou • •'auglilcr Anulo 14 " «"<' ""e »' A1 K°Austin, Flora Scmi v« I.iind I ula ml ■ Mrs. Mac D. Rogers :Mi.s. Mac Dciiiiy Rogers, K2, ol Rt. I, Bringic I'crry Rd., Dcnton, died Monday, Sept. 9, 1991. at her home after a sudden illness. Funeral services were held Thus-day. Sept. 12. ill Lick Creek Biiptist(lunch, cotiduclcd by the Rev. Charles McDowell. Burial was in Ihc chinch cciiirtcry. Mrs. Rogers was bom Feb. 27,190*), in Suny County to William and lillcn Webb Denny. She was amember of l.ick Creek Baptist Church. She was a retired employee of Col ony Craft Furniture Company.Mrs. Rogers was preceded in deathby her husband, Fred A. Rogers, on April 27, 1988. Survivors include: two sons. BillRogers of Rt. I. Dcnton and Tommy Rogers of Rt. 7, Ixtxington; twodiiughtcrs. Mrs. John (Jean) Jarvis ;md Mrs. Grant (Nell) Varncr. both of Rt. I. Deiilon: I.) grandchildren:two step gnindchiklren: 14 great grandchildren: one step greatgrandchild: and one sister, Mrs. lilanche Tucker of Autumn Care of MiK'ksvillc. ^ Dorothy A. Honeycutt Dorothy Allen HendersonHoneycutt, .54, of Route 2, Hampton-ville. died Monday, Sept. 16, 1991.from irijuries sustained in aii iiiilomobile accident.•She was Iniiii in Davic Comity,daughter of Ihc laic Joseph and MtirvWinters Allen.She was married to ThomasCharles Honeycutt, who survives ofthe home. She was employed by theVillage Hou,se Restaurant and was amember of Shiloh Baptist Church.Surviving, in addition to her husband. arc: two sons, Mark Henderson and Dale Henderson, both ofHamptonvillc: two daughters, JerriMcGee of Clingman and SherriBaucom of Hamptonvillc: fourgrandchildren: five sisters, NellieCooper of Winston-Salem, Hazeltoes of Salisbury, Edna McClearyof Rockwell, Marie Sboaf of Concord, and Margaret Byerly of Lexington: and five brothers, HalhanAllen and Paul Allen, both ofMocksville. the Rev. Daniel Allen ofkard, Jerry Allen of Lexington andJames Alfcn of Gastonia..She was preceded in ricalh by onebrother. Roy Allen.Funeral .services were scheduledlor 2 p.m. Wednesday, .Sept. 18 at.Shiloh Baptist Church by the Revs.Kcrmit Shoaf, Don Hudson and Ran-•ly Johnson. The body was to be placed in the church to lie in stale thirtyminutes prior to the funeral service.Burial was to folhiw in the church lonuicry. o»nE CO.mockswlle. nc DAVIK COUM V KNlERPKlSt RECOKD, IHURMMV, Sept. 19, 1991- V. '-7 9, l -S4 o ^ Dewey K. Wagner A gravesiilc service for Dewey Kenneth Wagner. 70. was Sunday, Sept. I."!. 1991. at Rowan Memorial Park. Bom Oct. 16. 1920. in Davie County, he was a son of the late Dewey Hope Wagner and Willie Thompson W.igner. He was educated in Davie County .schools and Chef Schiwls of New York. He was a retired chef for Der rick Truck .Stop. He was a veteran of World War II. .serving in the U.S. Army. U.S. Navy and Merchant Marines. He was a member of Trinity Baptist Church in MiKksville.■Survivors include: his wife. HelenHunter Wagner: a .son. Kenneth"Buddy" Wagner of Asheville; fourstepsons. John L. Beck of Salisbury. Marshall Beck of Moctsville. Jerry Beck of Cleveland and Perry Beck ofLesington: two daughters. JanetWagner of Concord and Diane Waller of Rockwell; a step-daughter.Dcra Williams of Spencer: 19 grand children; five great-grandchildren; and two brothers. Wayne Wagner ofRockwell and Gary Wagner of Houston. Tcsas. Ruth B. Weant Ruth Burton Wc.mt, 71. of 4720Highw.-iy 601 North, .S.-ilisbury dietlFriday,.Sept. 1.7, 199l..ttN.C. Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem. Shehad been in declining health for 10 months.Graveside services ucrc Sunday. Sept. 15. at Rowan Memorial ParkCemetery, conducted by the Rev.Glen 5iellers of Blaise Biiptist Church. Mocksville. Memorials may he made to theHeart A.ssuciation, Rowan CountyChapter. 2311 E. Innes St..S<ilishury. N.C. 28144 or to the «' Clifford Winebarger Clifford Arthur Winchorger. 72, of Route 2, Harmony, died Saturday, Sept. 14. 1991, at Davie County Hospital aBcr being in declining health for a year and seriously ill for one day. The funeral was Monday. Sept. 16. . in Rock Spring Baptist Church hy the Revs. Clive O. Bell and Thomas Todd. Burial was in the churchcemclciy will) full military riles at the graveside by VFW Post 2013 of Statesville and the Harold Litlleneld Chapter 68 of the Statesville DAV. Born Nov. 18, 1918. in Todd, Winebarger was the son of the lateWilliam Roby and Mary Adeline Taylor Winebarger. Retired from the cabinet room of Kewatinee Tech Fur niture. he was a U.S. Army veteran of World War 11. He was a member of Rock Spring Baptist Church, where he was a former Sunday schoolsuperintendent. He was precede in death on May 2. 1981. by his wife. Naomi AliceKoch, whom he married May 3. 1941. Survivors include: four sons. Clif ford A. Winebarger Jr. of Charlotte. Eugene I.. Winebarger of Harmony.Jerry B. Winebiirger of Stony Pointand David A. Winchargur ofM<x;ksville; a daughter. Mary W.Hogan of Harmony; 11 grand children; two great-grandchildren; Four brothers. James "Bud"Winebarger of Harmony, Max Winebarger and Aaron Winebarger.both of Icxington. and RogerWinebarger of Virginia; and five sisters. Gladys W. Campbell of Har- immy. Mae W. Baity of Moravian Falls and Mary Pearl W. Roach, Betty W. Todd and Louise W. Greer. ell of l.exington. Amerlean Diabetes Association. 2315-A Suaset Avc.. Rix-kv Mount. N.C. 27804. Born July 25. 1920. in RowanCounty. Mrs. Burton w.ts a daughter of the late John Carl Ihtrton and Je.ssie Hilliard Button. She waseducated in the Rowan County Schools and attended Catawha College. She was a teacher in the Rowan County Schrmls. and was a memberof Franklin Baptist Church. Her husband. Jay Quintin Weant.died May 2.S. 1986.Survivors include: two daughters. Sue Titttcrow of Mocksville and Brenda McGee of Fort Mill. S.C. ■OJ W <S"- QAVIE COv POBOC MOCKSVILLE. iNO -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY. Sepl. 26. 1991 (T i -i? —Si Julius H. Barnes Mr. Julius Howard Barnes, 79. of Roulc 2. Advance. dic«l Sept. 17. 199!. at his home. A graveside service was held Thursday. Sept. 19. at Bailey's Chapel United Methixlisl Church cemetery. Mr. Barnes was bom April 30. 1912. in Davie County, a son of the laic James David and Matlic Minor Barnes. He was a tobacco fariiwr and was a member of Bailey's Chapel United Methodist Church. He was also a veteran of World War II. .Survivors include: three sisters. Annie Barnes McCarter of Trinity. Alma Barnes Harditnan of Winston- Salem. and Betty Plott of Advance: and four brothers. James (Jay). Thomas. Coy and Calvin Barnes, all of Advance. He was preceded in death by two brothers. Homer and Harvey Greene Barnes. ^ Margaret L. Gaither I I"®'"Coolecmee. diedS«n^y.Sept.22. I99l.at N.C. n.i^"SI Hospital in Win.stoii-.SalemFuneral services were Tuesrlay. Eaton's Funeral Home RtisS M t>y 'he Rev.Bapti.si Church Cemetery Memorials may be made toMargaret Gaither Sunday School Ceeleemec Church oft>M. Coolecmee. N.C. 27014Mrs. O^her was bom June 6.1920. in ^vie County to the lateThomas Frank Latham Sr. and retired from Cannon Mills.She was a nmember of the Ctwieemee Church of CJodSurviving arc: her husband of 50 i woTi O^hher of the home; wLmn®e r"'Wtiwnn-Sa cm. and Glenda Howcll » *""• Luke DCJuither Sr. of Mobile. Ala.; three|!r<indchildren: two sisters. Bessie J!. Mwksville; and fourl-athamJr. ofLc*.ngion. Evereiie Uiham. Oscar v/ Mamie West Barnes Mamie Lee West Barnes, 86. of Route 7. Mocluville. died Sunday. Sept. 22. 1991. at Davie County Hospital. The funeral was Tuesday, Sept. 24. at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Dwight Durham. Burial was in St. Mat- thcws's Lutheran Church cemetery. Born Feb. 28. 1905. in Davie County. Mrs. Barnes was a daughter of the late Bob and Polly Chamberlain West. She was a homemaker and a member of the Church of God of Prophecy. Her husband. Milton Barnes, died in 1968. Survivors include: three sons. Chc.ster West. Lester West and Thomas Lee Hester, all of Mock.svilIe: three grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; three stepgrand- children; seven stepgreat- grandchildren; two sisters. Cordie Trivette and Katherine Frye. both of Mocksville; and a brother. Dewcy West of Mocksville. O'Brien D. Hayes Sr. Mr. O'Brien Dc-skin Hayes Sr.. 69. of Rt. I. Thurmond, di^ Sunday. Sept. 22, 1991. at the Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital in Elkin aDer an extended illness. Mr. Hayes was bom in Surry Coun^Nov. 19.1921, son of the late Charlie and Norah Hayes. He was a veteran of World War II. was retired from Chatham Mfg. Comp.any of Elkin. and was a member of the Mountiiin Park Baptist Church where he served as Deacon and .Sunday .School Teacher. Survivors include: his wife. Dorothy Cockerham Hayes of the home; two daughters. Mrs. Bonnie Tucker of Stale Road, and Mrs. Mariam Brooks of Poplar Springs; one son. O'Brien D. Htiyes Jr. of Augusta. Ga.; six grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; two sisters. Mrs. I/ila Klultx of Greensboro, and Mrs. Annie Lee Blan.setl of MocLsville; three brothers, Leonard Hayes of Thurmond. Robert Hayes of North Wilke.sboro. and Curtis Hayes of Slate Road: and .several nieces and nephews. Mr. Hayes was preceded in death hy a sister. Mrs. Myrtle Rcnegar and one brother. A.V. Hayes. Funeral services were Tuesday. Sept. 24. at the Mountain Park Bap tist Church, conducted by the Revs. Grady Trivette and Bailey Elmore with burial in the Mmintain Park Cemetery. Glenn F. Fox Mr. Gleroi Franklin Fox. 89. of 5011 Selena St.. Winston-Saleni. died at Davie County Hospital in Mocksville Wcdne.sday. Sepl. 18. 1991. He had been in declining health for the past two years. Mr. Fox was bom Feb. 27. 1902. near Charlotte, the son of Franklin and Iva Odella Keener Fox. He had lived most of his life in Forsyth County. He owned and operaterl Fox ShoeRepair on Trade Street and later Liberty .Shoe Repair on North Liberty Street. Mr. Fox was a mcmlwr of MapleSprings United Methorlist Church. He was preceded in death by his wife. Collie Johnson Fox. in 1979. Surviving are: three daughters. Mrs. Troy A. (Margaret) Parks, Mrs. Philip D. (Nancy) Reisinger and Mrs. Robert L. (Mclba) Schwend. allof Winston-Salcm: one son. Charles Ernest Fox of Ft. Myers. Fla.; II)grandchildren; IT great grandchildren; one great-great grandchild; and one sister-in-law. Mrs. Hattie Fox of Southport Beach. A graveside service was conductedFriday. Sept. 20. at Forsyth Memorial Park by the Rev. T. Paul Slarnes. MciHorials may be made to Maple Springs United Methodist Church. 2569 Reynolda Rd.. Wirtston-Salcm. N.C. 27106. V <3- OAVIE C0< PUBLIC LIBRARY WIOCKSVIUE. NC -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. .Sepl. 26, 1991 «- %- vi w QJ L- m O I David T. Inman Diivid Thomas Inman. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. David Wayne Inman of Randleman. died at birth Wednes day. Sept. 18. 1991. at High Point Regional Hospital. Survivors include: the parents; a brother, Alexander Wayne Inman. ofthe home: maternal grandpatcnt.s. Jay and Doris Hall of Route 2. Mocksville; and paternal grand parents. John and Grace Inman of Randleman. The funeral was Thursday, Sept.19, at Pugh Funeral Home. A.sheboro, with the Rev. Curtis Johnson officiating. Burial was in Randolph Cemetery in Ashcbom. / Mrs. Anne W. Martin Mrs. Anne Ward Martin, 60, of Riverbend Drive, Bermuda Run. Ad vance, died Monday. Sept. 23. 1991. at N.C. Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem. The funeral will be at II a.m. Thursday, Sept. 26. at the First Presbyterian Church of Mocksville, conducted hy the Rev. Lcland Richardson, pastor. Burial will be in Dan River Primitive Baptist Church cemetery in Mayfield. The family was to receive friends at Eaton's Funeral Home from 7-9 p-m. Wednesday. !!ept. 25. Memorials may be made to the American Diabetes Association. 2315-A Suitset Ave.. Rocky Mount. N.C. 27804 or to The Kidney Foun dation, 6110 Executive Blvd.. Suite 1010. RiKkville, Md. 20852. or to a charity of the donor's choice. Mrs. Martin was bom Feb. I, 1931. in Ruffin to Sarah Ward of Pelham and the late William H. Ward. She had been a professional educator, teaching in the Davie County Schixds for 16 years before retiring. She was a 1953 graduate of Woman's College in Grccn.shoro (UNC-G) and had taught school in Virginia. -South Carolina, and North Carolina. She was a member of Alpha Delta Kappa N.-itional Homir Sixricty of Educators, a member of the NCEA. a member of the NBA. and the Retired Teacher's As.sociation. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Mocksville. Surviving, in addition to her mother, arc: her husKmd. Allen Mar tin of the home; a daughter and son- in-law, Celeste M. and Sam Felts of Hamptonville; two sons and a daughter-in-law, Allen J. Martin III nnd Lou Anne of Advance and Jef frey W. Manin of Bermuda Run: two gramlchildren; and a brother. George William Ward of Pelham, Carl Rabon Jones Carl Rahon Jones, 82. of Rt. I. Mock-sville. died Wednesday. Sept. 18.1991. at N.C. Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem after a short illness. Bom Feb. 13. 1909. to Hampton Calhoun and Ida Shives Jones, he was a mcmhcr of North Main Street Church of Chri.si, MrKksville. The funeral was Frirlay. Sept. 20. at North Main Street Church of Christ, conducted by David Powell, pastor. Burial was in Jericho Church of Christ cemetery. Memorials may be made to Carolina Bible Camp, in care of North Main Street Church of Chri.st. North Main Street. Mocksville. N.C. 27028. or the cemetery fund of Jericho Church of Christ. Rome 7. Mocksville. N.C. 27028. Survivors include: his wife. Mildred Blackwelder Jones, of the home: two sons and daugbters-in- law, Calvin and Linda Blaekwell Jones of Gatlinburg. Tcnn.. and David and Linda Pralher Jones: five grandchildren: two great- grandchildren: and four sisters. Vcalrice Towcll. Frances Williams. Helen Koontr. and Bertha Graves, all of MiK'kss ille. y CalYin Meyer Calvin Meyer, 68. of Route 6. Shcfricld community. Mocksville. diedS.-iturday.Sept. 21, 1991, at his home after being in declining health. The funeral was Monday. Sept. 23, at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Alvin Pope. Burial was in Bethel United Melhixlist Church Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Bethel United Methodist Church. Route 3. Mock.sville, N.C. 27028. Meyer was bora in Marathon. Wise., Oct. 72. 1923. to Ida Ung Meyer of Marathon and the late Walter Meyer. He retired as a nuiintenancc super visor with Holly Farms. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army Air Corps during World Wjrr II. He was a Methodist. Survivors, in addition to his mother, are: his wife, Bcmice Beck Meyer of the home: a daughter. Teresa Dye of New Port Richcy, Fla.: two sons, Kim Meyer of Cen tre. Ala., and Larry Meyer of Min nesota: one slcp.son. Nelson Turren- tine of Route 6. Mocksville: six sisters: six brothers: and eight grnmlrhlldrrn. ' William R. Lookabill William Richard Ixmkabill. 65. of .5608 Birch Rrrad. Fayettevillc. a native of Mocksville. died Tuesday. Sept. 17. 1991, at Cape Fear Valley Metlical Center after being in declin ing health. The funeral was Fridiiy. .Sept. 20. at Village Drive Baptist Church. Fayctleville. conducted by the Revs. Bruce Martin. William Owen. James Taylor and Bill Hemingway. Burial was in Cumberland Memorial G:irdcns. Memorials may be made to Village Drive Baptist Church, 3502 Village Drive. Fayettevillc. N.C. 28304. Bom Feb. 2.1926. Lookabill was a son of Lois Spry Ijookabill of Mocksville and the late Ned Lookabill. A retired electrician for King Electric Co., he was an active member of Village Drive Baptist Church. He served in the U.S. Army in the PItillippines during World War II ami was an honorary member of the Cumberland County Sheriff's Department. Survivors, in addition to his mother, inclnde two daughters. Patricia L. Pearcc of Hope Mills and Lori L. Frontent of Carlisle. Pa.: a .son. William F. Smith of Aberdeen: two sisters. Mildred Smith of Ad vance and Peggy Hamilton of Salisbury: Eight grandchildren; one great- grandson: and four brothers. Bill. Bob and Ronnie Lookabill. all of Mocksville. and Jimmy Lookabill of Woodleaf. CO, PUBLIC OBRARY mocksville, m " -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Sept. 26. 1991 Fred C. Morrison I'rcd C. Morrison, 62. of Route 2. .Sliilcsvillc. dicti Werlncwlay. .Sept. 18, at N.C. Baptist Hospital. The funeral was .Saturday, Sept. 21, at Colonial Chapel of Linn- lloncyeull Funeral Home. I.andis. conduelcd by the Rev, Jerry Epps. Burial was in West Lawn Memorial Park. Born July 7, 1929. in Rowan County. Morrison was a son of the late Luther and Irene Curlec Mor rison. Educated in the Rowan Coun ty .schools, he was a member of Seventh Street Baptist Church. .Slalcsville. He was a U.S. Army veteran. Survivors include; his wife. Lucille Reid Morrison; two stepsons. Rick Hamrick of Route 8. Stalesville. and Larry Hamrick of Sevierville, Tenn.; a daughter, Nancy Lucille Morrison; Six brothers, Jim. John and Dan Morrison, all of WiHrdlcaf, Grey and Robert Morrison, both of Sali.sbury, and Walter Morrison of Rockwell; four grandchildren; and five sisters, Patricia M, Walker of Georgia, Eva Mae M. Poovey of Spencer, Kalhcrinc M. MeSwain of Mocksvillc, Ruby M. Garretl of Salisbury and Jane M, McClanncy of RiKkwell. / Mrs. Betty P. Myers Mrs. Betty Pope Myers died Tues day, Sept. 17. 1991. at N.C. Baptist Hospital. She was bom in Winston-Salem to Walter S. and Florence Holtter Pope. Surviving are: her husband, Altlen Myers of the home; two daughters. Beverly Myers and Melody Myers, both of Clemmons; a son. David Myers and a daughter-in-law, Lynn Myers of Carrboro; three sisters. Dorothea Nell Leach of Boiling Spring Lakes. Peggy Wooten and Carolyn Canter, both of Winston- Salem; and three brothers, Sam Crater of Winston-Salem, Houston Crater of Advance, and Frank Crater of Winston-Salem, She was a graduate of James A. Gray High School and Dtaughon Business College, She was employed by City Nursing .Service and worked * as a Nurse's Aw.ssistant at the Blumenthal Jewish Home. She was a member of Mount Carmel United Methodist Church. Funeral services were conducted Friday. Sept. 20, at Mount Carmel United Methodist Church by the Revs, Steve Kerhoulas and Harlan Creech Jr. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Memorials may be made to Mount Carmel United Methodist Church Building Fund or to Mount Carmel United Methodist Church. 426.S Eberl Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C, 27127, Squire Leo Peele Jr. Mr, Squire Leo Peele Jr., 43, of Rl. 2, Boonvillc. died Wednesday, Sept, 18, at Hoots Memorial Hospital,He was horn in Surty County in Ixo and Dorothy Woodruff Peele, and was a retired farmer. He was preceded in death by his wife, Nancy Marie Childrc.ss Peele .Surviving are: two daughters, Mrs. Annie Marie Matthews of Rt. 5 Mocksville, and Lisa Pfeele of the home; his mother of Hamplonvillc; his grandmother. Mrs. Beulah Woodruff; two .sisters, Jean P. Ashley of Rt. I. Boomer, and Mrs, Ava Rilcy of Hamptonville; and one grand.son. Funeral rervices were Saturday, &pt. 21, at Mackle-Gentry Chapelby the Revs. Cecil Weatherholt and Hewey Parrish, Burial was in the Chanty Baptist Church Cemetery. cS * Estelle S. RIchBrdson Maude Estelle Stephens Richard son, 65, of sh"* died Sunday, Sept. 22, 1W1, Orolinas Medical Center.She had been In fM"several years and seriously ill for a "^funeral was Tuesday, 24. at Whitley's Funeral Homeconducted by the Rev. Joe Rahnre.Burial was in Carolina Memonal "'torn Nov. 6. 1925, in CaswellCounty, Mrs. Richar^n wm adaughter of the late 2-^- Hawkes Stephens. She from China Grove Cottw Mdl No. 2 winding room, after 17 yM«of service. She had been a resident of the area for 22 years.Survivors include: Iwr William "Bill " A. Richardson, adaughter, Rachel J Cooleemee; seven grandchtldren,three great-grandchildren; a sWer,Betty Coxey of Rainbow Drive, Kfli^napolis: and two brothew, FrankStevens of Cowpeiis. |C., andJames Stephens of High Point. rtikVie CO. PUBUC UBRARY MOCKSVILLE. NC ,ri -PAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY, Sept. 26. 1991 or '\j "k a ' Michael K. Smiley S"'"lcy. 27,2413 Granada Dr.. Advance, died Friday. Sept. 20. I991.asa rcsuliof an auto accident. He was N,m .Sept. 30. 1963. in "( I'arHand High Sclaa,!. was a nicmbcr of Griffith Baptist Chutch and was employed with Jcffcn Metal Rj^icr!^:He was preceded in death by his father. Vann S. Smiley Sr.Surviving are: his mother and step father. Jean Grant Und and Edwin ?!: "f.i^<;«ter. Ky.; his stepmother. Matiha Smiley of Advance* two brothers. Vann Smiley Jr. andMark Smiley, both of Winston- Salem; and his grandmothers, Mrs. Claude (Nannie) Grant of 1846 RalecDr., Winston-Salem and Mrs. Kaale Smiley of Advance. Funeral .services were Monday. Sept 23, at Hayworlh-Miller Silas Crwk Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Mike Willard. Burial followed in Parklawn Memorial Gardens.Memorials may be made to Grif- fiih Baptist Church. Ilaines H. Yates Mr. Haincs Hunt Yatc.s. 77, formerly of Rt. 5. Mocksvillc, died Thursday, Sept. 19. in San Antonio. Texas, after being in declining health. He was born Dec. 9,1913. in W hilcfish. Mont., to the late John An drew and Ida Rose Hunt Yatcs. and was a retired retail clerk with Wilkins Drug Company. He was a member of the Union Chapel Church. During World War D, he was a veteran of Ihc U.S. Army serving with the 774th Tank Destroyer Unit. He was a life member of the V.F.W. Post No. 4(K4. was a member of the American IjCgion and the Cioldcn Age Club. His wife. Lucille Allen Yatcs.preceded him in death in 1983. Survivors include: one daughter, with whom he made his home, Ida Belle Rantiey of San Antonio, Texas; two grandchildren: and twogreat-grandchildren. A memorial service was held Tuesday, Sept. 24, in Union Chapel United Methodist Church with the Rev. Chip Webb officiating. Memorials may be made to Union Chapel United Methodist Chutch. Rt. 5, Mocksvillc or the Davie County public Library, 371 N. Main St.. M.Kksvillo. N.C. 2702R. United Methodist Martin Beulah Ward Martin Beulah Sain Ward. 93. of Meridian Nurse Care Center of Salisbury, formerly of West Council Street.dicdSaturday. Sept. 21.1991. at the nursing center. She had been in declining health for over three years. The funeral was Tuesday, Sept. 24. at the James C. Lyerly Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Virginia Herring. Burial was in Oak Grove United Methodist Church cemetery in Davie Coimty. Bom Sept. 28. 1897. in Davie County. Mis. Ward was a daughter of the late Martin Luther and Emma Beth Hcndren Sain. Educated in the Davie County schools, she was a homemakcr and a member of St. Luke's Episcopal Church. Her husbaiid, Morgan Samuel Ward, died July 31. 1972. and a daughter, Margaret Lucille Moore, died in 1977. Survivors include: Tive sons, Morgan Samuel Ward Jr. of Sum- merville. S.C., Robert M. Ward of Durham. Martin Demon Ward of Homer, Ga.. D.iniel M. Ward of Marietta. Ga.. and William H. Ward of South Main Street. .Sali.sbury: a daughter. Eunice Maie Weldon of Wilmnre. Ky.; 16grandchildren; and 16 great-grandchildren. Lonnie G. West Mr. Lonnie Gray West, 72, of Rt. 8, Pino Community, Mocksvillc, died Monday, Sept. 23, 1991, at his home after a long illness. Funeral services were to be at II a.m. Wedne.sday. Sept. 25. at Eaton's Funeral Chapel, conducted by the Revs. Glenn Sellers and A.G. Parker. Burial was to follow in Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church cemetery with military graveside rites conducted by the VFW I Ith District Mcmorisil Honor Guard. Memorials may be made to Davie County Hnspire. P.O. Box f>65. Mocksvillc. N.C. 27028 or to the American Cancer Society. Davie , County Chapter. I5I0-B Martin .St.. Winston-Salem. N.C. 27103. Mr. West was bom Oct. 10. 1918. in Davie County, son of the late Walter Wesley and Agnes Miller West. He attended school in Davie Coun ty and .served in the U.S. Army in World War 11 during whkh time he .spent four years serving in the Euro pean Theater of War. He. along with his twin brother. Luther W. West, operated the West Dairy Farm at Pino Community for many years. Mr. West was a member of Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church and the Farmington Ma.sonic Lodge. He is survived by: his wife. Dorothy Allen West, of the home, to whom he was married on Feb. 6. 1952. He is also survived by two sons. Lonnie Gray West Jr. atid Cheyenne West of Rt. 8, Moclcsville; two daughters, Mrs. Kevin (Sandra) King of Farmiitgton and Mrs. David (Cyn thia) Potts of Mocksville; five grand children; two brothers, Luther W. West Sr. and Roland H. West, both of the Pino Community; and four sisters, Mrs. George (Virginia) Steelman of Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Harold (Jessie) Ouenteit of &n An- • lonio, Texas, Mrs. J.L. (Elizabeth) Fortney of Maryville, "I^enn., and Mrs. Ray (Lois) Deese of Kernersville. He was preceded in death by one .son. Randy Lee West. davie COv pubuc ubrary MOCKSVILLE, NO -DAVIE courm- ENTCRPRISE record. THURSDAY. IVI. 3. 1991 y 0^ CV^ ( Regenia M. Campbell Rcgcnifl Mcschcll Cntii|iticll. 24. «f 278 Mill .Si.. Mncksville. died Mon- dny. Scpl. .10, 1991. itl N.C. Ruplist H«.spital after a scrimis illness of iwo days. The body will remain al Noble and Kelsey Funeral Home. Salisbury, pending completion ol funeral arrangements. Born Jan. 2.S. 1967. in Rowan County. Miss Campbell was a daughter of Eva Brown Campbell of the home and the late Carl J. Camp bell. A Davie County High School graduate, she received a bachelor's degree in dietetics from N.C. A&T .Stale University. She was employed by Lee Apparel of Mocksvillc and attended Shiloh Baptist Chureh and the Sunday .school. Survivors, in addition to her mother, include a brother. Robert Campbell of Advance; and three sisters. Mac Peebles and Li.sa Camp bell. Ixnh of MiKksville. and Frances Campbell of Advance. John M. Hege John Moses Hege, 75. of Kimbcr-'ly Road. Charlotte, formerly of Mocksvillc. died Friday. Sept. 27. 1991. at his home. The funeral was Sunday. Sept. rt. at Fulton United Methodist Church with the Rev. Sue Northcraft of-ficiating. Burial was in ihc church ccmcicry. _ . Bom April 22. 1916. in Davic County, he wa.s a son of the late Jake Bud and Annie Robertson Hege. A veteran of the U.S. Navy, he served during World War II and w^ a member of Fulton United Methodist n Church. He was retired from Service First Corporation in Charjoltc. Survivors include: his wife, Helen Louise Oarwood Hege of the home; two sons. Jimmy Dale Hege of Charlotte and David Hege of Mocksvllle; two grandchildren; and one sister. Grace Peacock of Stanleyville. ' Carl F. Cardwell Carl Fetzcr Cardwell. 6.5. of KM h. Madison St.. Mayotlan, died Tucsd.iy. Sept. 24. 1991. at N.C. Baptist Hospital in Winston-SalemFuneral services were Thursday,&pt. 26, at the Mayodan Episcopai Church of the Messiah, of which he was a memhcr. Burial was in the Mayodan Municipal Cemetery with Masonic Rites. Mr. Cardwell was a lifelong resi dent of Mayodan and retired after 33 years as a letter carrier with the U s' Postal Service in Mayodan. He was a member of the Dan River Maisonic wge. Rockingham County Shrine Club, and was a charter member and past OTminander of the Billy Roberts V.F.W. Post No. 7033. He served with the U.S. Army82nd Airborne Unit during WWII, «rved on the Madison-Mayodan Board of Education, was former Fire Chief of the Mayodan Fire Depart ment. and served as a Fire Training Instructor for the Rockingham Com munity College. He also served as Senior Warden aiid Licensed Lay Reader. wA an In stitutional Representative of the Boy Scouts of America at his chureh. and was a former Sunday School Superintendent there as well. .He is survived by: his wife. Mrs Sally Cbleman Cardwell of the home- daughters. Mrs. Carlecn Bar- rowclough of Greensboro. Mrs. Myra Almon of Durham, and Mrs. Lee Ellis of Advance; two brothers. Reginald "Brolhcr" Cardwell. andCecil Cardwell, both of Mayodan; five grandchildren; and two slcpgrandchildrcn. Ruby Spry Galw ^ Ruby Elimbeih W ^.c.. ItVtUiMolly''"''®' Monday. a Cooleemcc Anderson Scpl- 3®' She was ihcMemorial j," Salisbury..WerofO.aSp^Jj;;;^ 2 p.ni. ,.awn Memorial AnT?son. •" ca«Hospicc of ...-rial Hospiiai-Anderson Mciwria^ ^^^^^ A N. Main St.. bothSociety. 29621. '*1®Anderson. 5^ ^sstKiatim): American ^ j, ..h Roiiicl-f^*^"carcofBa.tamH®^''' tral. ,9,.,.Mrs.C.alcsBomNov. IS. ' ^(j.ll.and was a daughter " a Bculah Flelclw • ^„cniber of Firsthomcmakcr and » I manchc Baptist ChurciiHolcombe Sun^dc; her husbaiid.Survivors m"U c,-nhcn Gales Everett Gales, a „f Marvin Sp'yand one other browcr. of nirminpbaiii. DAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARY MOCKSViLLE. NO <3^ -DAVIK rmiNn F.NTERPRtSE REC ORt). TIHIRSDAV. C)cl. 3. IWI <r 0~ 'Nookic' Hiifchens Znnc Oray "Ni>i)kic" Fliilclicns.37. of Yadkinvillc. formerly of Oavic Coiinly. died .Saturday. .Sept. 2(t IWI. at N.C. napllst Hospital. A graveside service will he held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Eaton's BaptistChurch ceriH-tcry in Davic County, conducted by the Rev. Aaron Carter. The family was .scheduled to be at liaton's Funeral Home. MiK-ksville. on Wednesday night. Born May 28. 19.34. in Davie County. Hutchcns was a .son of the late John Elaine ami Mattie Lou Hul- chcns Hiilchlns. An electrician before retiring due to disability, he was a I' S. Army vcleian of World War II Riilh J, '•'•pt. .'tl. t'I'li j'l"'. ^'-''''lay. Ilospiiat ^'*uul\ liiuc.al , Wc<lnrs,l.iv.(),., „ V- '•Iiildiug f„n,( •" "le Church, p.o BotfiKft r'" l"rdan. Retired as a waiJd's^'""'''' for Davic Coiim., u . '**'«'ary ««« of Route 5. Mirsvilfe'*'?®"' grandchildren: two ' 8randchildfen:iwosisir.I! Jordan of MocksvillT^' .Survivors include: a son. Williani Cray Huichens of GreensNuo: one grand.son; three sisters. Josephine Ellis of Route .3. Mix-ksvillc. Jennie Bell of Florence. .S.C.. and Pauline Blake of Route 2. Advam-e: and a brother. John I). Huichens of I s'llhilKissiT. Grecnway Pauley Jr. Mr. Grecnway Pauley Jr.. 71. of 4667 Old Bclews Creek Road. Winston Salem. died .Sumlay. Sept. 29. 1991. at the V.A. Hospital in .Salisbury. He was boru Dee. 16. 1919. in Cliaiiiiansvillc. W.Va.. toGreenway Paulc) .Sr. and Nettie CraddiKk Mr. Pauley was a memher of the Grapevine Btiplist Church. He was a veteran of the United .Sttiles Army serving ill World War II with 7S9lh Ami aircraft Artillery a-ilnllion. and was retired froiii Gravely I'lactor with .3.3 years of service. Surviving ate: his wife. Alice Clay Pauley of the home: three sons. Grecnway Pauley. David Pauley. both of Winston-.Salcm. and MIehaci Pauley of Clcmmons: four daughters. Mrs. Brenda Beach. Mrs. Patrici.i Keicher. both of Winsion-Salcm. Mrs. Linda Hcdriek of Mocksvillc and Mrs. l.ola White of Ixwisville: three grandchildren: four great grandchildren: a special family friend. Charlotte Spencc: four sisters. Masic Ward of West Virginia. Edith Hill of Florida. Mary Mislovc of New Jeiscy and Garnett Skceucs ol Florida; and four brtahcrs. John Oodls-y. Clay Ginlbcy. hotbofWest Viiginia. the Rev. James Godbey ol Missouri ami Elma Pauley of New- York. Funeral services were Tuesday. Oct. I. at Grapevine Baptist Church Hy the Rev. Ron Comer. Burial fidlowed in the church cetnclerv. sA .<L QAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARy MOCKSVILLe, NO -I)A\'IK COUNTV RNTRRPRISR RRrORI). TlllfRSDAV. <Vl. 3. 1991 o / Welbom 'Webb' Settle Mr. Wctborn William "Webb" Sctllc. 79. of 643 Plcasanl Hill Dr., Elkin. died Tucstlay. Scpl. 24. at N.C. Baptist Hospital in Win-ston-Salcm. Funeral services were conducted Tliursday. .Sept. 26. at Pleasiinl Hill Baptist Church by Dr. Don .Sicplicns. the Rev. Jerry l-iigalc. and Dr. Rick Cockcrhairi. Burial w.as in the cliiircli ccmclcry. Mr. .Sclllc wjiv Kirn in Wilki's County July 22. 1912. to F J. and C'artie ingrail .Settle. He was rcliicd from Chatham Mfg. Company. He was a member of Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, where he served as a deacon. Sunday school teacher, and was custodian for .30 years. He was preceded in death by his first wife. Beulah Shore Settle, and a brother. Millard Settle. Surviving are: his wife. Gypsy Burcham Settle: three daughters. Masine Martin of Hamilton. Ohio. Libby Whitakcr of Mocksvillc, and Kay Ray of Black Mountain: one son. Johnny Settle of Joncsville: one .step son. Dr. Rick Cockerham of Durham: 14 grandchildren: 14 great grandchildren: four sisters. I.ula HArpc. I.ucillc Pardue. and Ctrace S. Couch, all of Elkin. and Beulah Roger of Greensboro: and three brothers. Brady Settle and Garvic Settle, both of Elkin, and George Set tle of Winston-Salem. t/ Gwendolyn G. Smith Ms. Gwendolyn Gail Smith. 32, of 1439-A Hutton St.. Winston-Salcm. died Monday. Sept. 23. 1991. at N.C. Baptist Ho.spital. She was a native and lifelong resi dent of Winston-Salem. and attend cd Morning Star Baptist Church. She was a gr.-idltate of Parkland High .SchtMil. attended Forsylh Technical College, was a former employee of For.syth Memorial Hospital, and Windsor Jewelers. Sitrviving arc: a daughter. Bllesha Wclltnan of the home: her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Francis Smith ol MiK-ksville: five sisters. Deborah Smith. Venessa Miller, and Cassan dra Miller, all of Winston-Salem. Ptiscilla Ctmper of Norcross. Ga.. attd Mnrisa Hatnptnn of Atlanta. Ga.: two brothers. Thomas Lee Smith of Winston-Salem. and Michael Smith of Danville, Va.: her grandmother. F^thonia Williams of Winston -Salem: anil several aunts, itncles. nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Ftineral services were Friday. Sept. 27. at the Russell Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by the Rev. David Wilson. Burial was in the Ben how Chapel AMF. 7.ioti Chitrcit cetitctery. Etist Bettd. Jonathan A. Tiraboschi Jonathan Anthony Tiraboschi. in fant son of John Andrew and Saman- tha White Tiraboschi. died Tuesday. Sept. 24.1991, at McLetxIs Regional Medical Center in Florence. S.C. He was bom in Conway. S.C.. on •Sept. 23. 1991. Surviving are: his pareuts of Myr tle Beach: a si.stcr. Kimherly Elirahclh Tiraboschi of the home maternal grandparents. Bill and Dianne White of Mocksvillc: patci nal grandmother. Janet J. T iraboscit of Myrtle Beach: and paternal grattti father. John Tirahosciti of Pitlshiirgit Pa. A private funeral service will Itc held at a later date. vA •V. s. v. OAVIE CO. PUBLIC aBRAFY MOCKSVILLE, NO <s-~- ,o •UAVIR COllNTV RN'IRRPRISF KRCORI). TMl'RSDAV. <Vl. 111. 1991 !' John E. Brown Evcrctle Brown.HI, of Route I. jH..-f.' . jll r jjj M c ni II r i a I Hnspil.il after aj pcriotiiifclcclin- 1'he funeral lES, a wai Friday, Oil. 4, ai Landmark Churth of God. Slalesvillc. corMluetcil hy the Revs, Niilhan RIdgcway and F.D. Black. Burial wa^ in Ircilcll Memorial Gardens, Memorials may be made lo Ijind- mark Church of Ciod. Fast Broad Street Falenxion, .Slalesviilc. N C 2H677, Born Nov. .10, 1909, in Yadkin C'oimly. Brown was a son of the laic l.ulhcr Monigomery and Zcilii Hob- son Brown. He was a retired llnish- ed ciirfienlcr and fariiKT, He also worked as deputy sheriff of Davie County. Survivors include: his wife. Lola Money Brown, whom he married June 6, 1911; four sons, J,W. and Dennis Brown, holli of Moeksvillc, ran! Blown of Winslon Salcm and Charlie Brown of l,ake Norman; two daiigblers, Clara Tbotnason of Salisbtits- and Beeki Rohctlson of Ad vance: 15 grandchildren: 16 gfcal -grandchildren: Also, two brothers, Joshua and l.iitlicr Brown, both of Y.idkinvillc; and two sisters, Cindy IVnilry of l.cnoif and 7.ola Mac WmHlniff of Roonville. Vcrnon E. Jolly Vernon Eustace Jolly, 55, of Route 6, MiKksvillc. died Momlay, Oct. 7. 1991. at Maplclcaf Hcallh Care in Slatcsviilc, where he had been .a resi dent for the past ycar. A graveside service will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, Cel. 10, .it Union Chapel United MclhiHiist Church ccinclciy. conducted by the Rev, Allen Barker, The family will be at Baton's Funeral Home on Wetlncsday night from 7 to 9. Born in [lavlc County on April 15. 19.16, Jolly was a son of James I .ulbcr Jolly of Route f>. Moeksvillc ami the late Sadie Blanche Jones Jolly, Survivors, in addition lo his father, include: his brother. Lloyd P. Jolly of Route 6; a niece: a great-niece; and a great-ncphcw. Henry L. Corrlher Mr, Henry Lester Corriher, 66. of 150 Densmorc St.. WInston-Salem, died unexpectedly at his home Mon day. Oct. 7, 1991. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday, Oct. 9. at Voglcrs Clem- mons Chapel by Dr. Sammy Shoaf and Mr. Gamclt Carroll with burial in Wcstiawn Gardens of Memory. Mr. Corriher was twrn Feb. 16, 1925. in Davie County, He attended Vcmon Forest Baptist Church (formerly Urban Street Bap tist Church), worked for many years as a carpenter, was a member of the llancs Mali Mallwalkcrs, and was a veteran of World War 11, Surviving arc: his wife, Mrs. Mary league Corriher of the home; three daughters, Mrs. June Hawkins and Mrs, Jane Huic, both of Winston Salcm, and Mrs. Joan Whalcy of Rl. 2. Moeksvillc: one son, Mr, R.iy- mond l.cslcr Corriher of Winston- Siiiem: six gnuidehildren: his motlicr. Mrs, Onntc ("orriiu-r Bowles i>1 Winston-Salcm; four sisters. Mrs Betty Parker of Murrell's Inlet. SC.. Mrs. Ehirolhy Powell of Kcrncrs- villc. Mrs. Sue Daiby of Yadkinvjilc, and Mrs. Shirlc) Slycrs of Walker town; and six brothers, Mr. Eugene Bowles of PIpillon. Neb.. Mr. Bill Bowles of-Pfafftown. Mr. WcMxly Bowles of Winsion-Salem. Mr. James Bowles of Concord. Mr. Richard Bowles of Mix're, S-C.. anil Mr. Charlie Bowles of Eliraheth. Colo, Mcmiirials may be made to the Vcrnon ForcM Baptist Church Building Fuml, Rt. 12, Box 17011, Winslon-.Saleui, N.C. 27107. James A. Hendrix Mr. J.nnics Anderson Hcndrlx. .SO, of Rt. 1, Moeksvillc, died Tuesday. Oct. I. 1991. at N.C. Baptist Hospital after being in declinlnB health. Funeral services were Thursday. Oct. .1, nl Fulton United Mcihixiisl Church, eunduelcd hy the Rev, Sue Northciafl. Burial w.is in the church cemetery. He was Nun March 25. 1941. in Davie County, a son of Charles Oilcll and Evelyn Ratt?. Hcndrix of MiKksvillc, He was the owner and operator of Hcndrix Barbecue, He was a member of Fulton United Methodist Churth. •Surviving, in aildilon lt> his parents, are; two ions. Tim and Kevin Hcndrix. both of Moeksvillc: one grandilaughlcr: one sister. Mrs. Mike (Judy) Gsluirnc of Moeksvillc; and one hrcpiher, Sam Hcndrix ol l.esinpton. AloysiiLS (>. McDoiumgh Mr. Aloysitis George MeDiinougli. 7(1. of IM fiirrcsl Drii-e. Advance, died at his home .Salurrkiv. (X.'l. 5, 1991. He was horn in Pitlshurgh, Pa., a son of (he !a(c Eilward and Agnes Giasser McDonimgh. Mr. McDiinough w.isagradualc of Dui|uesnc University and prior to retirement was sales manager for the Ingefsoll-Rand Corp.. Allenlown, Pa. He served with the United Stales Air Force during World War II Serving in the European theater of the war. he was awarded the Distinguisbcil Flying Cross for ex traordinary aehicvemeni in aerial flight. He also received the honor from the President of the United Slates of the awpard of the tenth oak leaf cluster lo the Air Medal. He was a member of the Holy Family Catholic Church in Clem- mons where the funeral mass was -said Tuesday. Oct. 8. by Father Thomas R. Walsh, Burial fcdiowcd in the Wcsilawn Gardens of Memory in Clciiimotis, He is survived hy: his wife, Julia Ann Connolly MiDonoiigh of the home; three liaughicrs, Mary Ann M, MeFarland of Arlington, Va,. Joan M, Hcaly of Winsion-Salcm. and P.itricia M, Langlcy of Mclaric. La.; three sons. Edward A. McDonough of Grianilo, Fla.. William A, McDnniiiiph of Winston-Salcm, and Bernard A, McDonough of Washington. IJ.C,; .and nine gr.inilehildrcn. OAVIE CO. pusac UBRARY mocksville. nc -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. Oct. 10. 1991 \ \ -OS w cT- n O C.F, Meroney Jr. Charles Flynn "C.F." Meroney Jr.. 81. of 578 Salisbury Sr.,Mocksvillc. died Motrday. Oct. 7. 1991. at Forsylh Memorial Hospilal.Winston-.Salcrn after an cxicndcd ..... L II .A craveside service will be held at11 a.m. Thursday. Oct. 10. al Row Cemetery, conducted by the Revs. 1. Don Lloyd and Leland Richardsoii. The family was to be at Eaton s Funeral Home on Wcdncstlay niphi from 7:30 to 9. , i. Memorials may be made to the Dialysis or Cancer Fund of Forsyih Memorial Hosptial. 33.33 Stos Creek Parkway. Winslon-Salcm. N.t norn Nov. 3.1'W. in MiK-ksvillc. Meroney was a son of the late Charles Flynn and Emma Kimbrougli Meroney. A partner inHardware Co.. he was a World War II veteran. He was a Presbyterian.Survivors include: his wife. Kathcrlne Kurfees Meroney. whoni he married in 1932: and several nieces and nephews. / 'Top' Steelman James L. "Top" Steelntan. 51. of 6755 Foster Road. Woodleaf. died Tuesday. Oct. 8. 1991. at Rowan Memorial Hospital in Salistary. The body is at Noble and Kelwy Funeral Home. Salisbury, pending completion of funeral arrangements. Born April 16. 1940. in Rowan County. Steelman was a son oiAbraham and Addic VaiightersSteelman of Wosxlleaf. A graduate of R.A. Clement High Sehool m Cleveland, he was last employed at R J. Rcymilds in Winston-Salem. He was a U.S. Anny veteran of the Viet nam War.Survivors include: his wife. Mildred Montgomery Steelman of nrons. N. v.; a daughter. Tammy C. Steelman of fttonx. N.Y.; a bimhcr. Joe 1 .Steelman of WivKlleaf: and Ihiee sisters. All>cita S. Jacksim ofWoodleaf. Mattic S. Parks of Mocksvillc ami Mary Ruth .Steelman of Salisbury. ' Kenneth E. Nivens ofRt' f M'"^^.r'«Niven.'.39.^Rt .3.M«:k Funeral services were to be hold at2 p.m. Wednesday Oci o ni it. Bishy Presbyterian Church hy dieRev. fJavid tJanicl. Burial was toow in the church cemetery The ^^ywastobeplnccdiniheaurc^h IV oJ^d " ^hari. I. 19M Nov. 30.EliVlbc hciwabcth Myers Nivens of Ri i Washington Nivens. and was car' - ■" w™, ""He wa.s a member of the BixhyPreshyicrian Church where he hadserved as an Elder .ind an Usher Me .Surviving. j„ M '«<> hrotlicrs. Lcrov nieces •in.inephews.He was preceded in death bv his SU"t'n'-William T. Nivens. in 1985. El James Wansley El James Wansley. 61. of 408 N.Cahlwell St.. .Siitisbury. died Thursday. Oct. 3. 1991. at Rowan Memorial Haspllal.The funeral was held Monday.(Xl. 7. at First Calvaiy Bapti.siChurch. oflicLated by the Rev. !,.R.Brown. Burial followed at OakwoodCemetery in Salisbury.Horn Dec. 12. (929. in DavieComity. Wansley was » son of Maryllrowii Wansley of Salishiiry and the hill- l-llls Ixv Waoslev. r-iliualcil at J.C. Price HighScliiNil, lie was a iitciiilicr of Firsl Calvary Baptist Church. He was a Mason. Survivors, in addition to hismother, include; his wife, MargaretColcman Wansley; a daughter. Cynthia Wansley of Hackensack. N.J.; three stepsons. Steven Holt ofWashington, D.C.. and Cleo andRicky Holt, both of Salisbury: one .stcpgrandchild; one hrother. CharlesWansley of Charlotte and one .sister.Mary Rradshnw of .Salishiiry. Floyd B. Pope Mr. Floyd Bingham Pope. 78. formerly of Mock Place, died Mon day. Oct. 7,1991. at Bermuda Place in Advance. Funeral .services were to heWcdnc.sday. Oct. 9. at Eaton'sFuneral Chapel. Burial was to follow in Rowan Memorial Park in Salisbury. Memorials may be made to DavieCounty CAP Program. P.O. Drawer 908. Mocksvillc. N.C. 27028. Mr. Pope was bom May 10. 191.3. in Anderson. S.C.. to William Leeand Lcthia Freeze Pope, and was retired from Burlington Mills in Coolecmce. He had spem most of hislife in Coolccmec, and was a memberof Dutchman Creek Baptist Church.His wife, Floy Thompson Pope preceded him in dcalh May 27. 1988. Survivors include: two daughters, L.cthia P. Johnson of Mocksvillc andBelly Sue (Jiiinn of Matthews; a son. Willie Isre Pope of Virginia: '0grandchildren: 18 great gramlcliililren: and one brother. 1 voAmltcw Pope of Isvwell. Mrs. Mable G. Williams Mrs. Mahle Gtiinn Rcid Williams,widow of Mr. Glenn W. Rcid.formerly of West Main Street. PilotMountain, died Friday. Oct. 4.1991.at the Silver Chimes Manor in Mt.Airy. Mrs. Williams was bom in RuralHall to Thomas E. and Agnes Ije Morgan Giiinn. was a homemakcrand a iiienibcr of the First BapilsiChurcfi in Pilot Mountain.Surviving arc: one daughter. Ms.Glcnda Guinn Rcid of MiKksvillc:one sister. Mrs. Willie Guinn Kirbyof Kcmcrsvillc: nieces and nephews. Graveside services were conductedSiinday. Oct. 6. at the Pilot Mouiilain City Cemetery hy the Rev. .Sydney Easter.Memorials may bo made to thePeai-c Haven Baptist Church. 1501 N. Peacchavcn Road. WinstonSalcm. N.C. 27104 or to the American Cancer StKtciy. P.O. Box.345. Mt. Airy. N.C. 27030. OAVIE CO. PUBLIC UBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NC -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Ocl. 17, IWI O I o o Mrs. Mary S. Gartner ; Wrs. Mary Sharpe Coble Cartncr, 76, of Rl. 1, Harmony, died Friday, Oct. II, 1991, at her rc.ddcnce following a brief illness. . She was born in Davic County ^ov. 6,1914, to the late Addison and SIclla uncr Coble. Her husband. James Coite "BiR'k" Cartner. died in 1970. Surviving arc: two sons. Jerry tarlnef of Mocksvillc, and Jimmy Cartncr of Rl. I. Harmony: five grandchildren: three brothers. John and Alfred Coble, both of MiKksvillc. and Walt Coble of New York: and three sisters. Mrs. Hazel Garwnod of MtKksville. Mrs. Blan che Driver of Greenville. S.C.. ami Mrs. Adelaide McDaniel of Wor- thinglon. Ky. Funeral services were held Sunday. Oct. 13, at Mt. Bethel United Methtxiist Church. Burial was in the Iredeil Memorial Gardens. Memorials may be made to Ml. Beihel Unitol Methodi.st Church. Rt I. Bos 22.t. Harmony. NC 28fit4 Rcnard D. Griffin Mr. Rcnard Dallon GrifTin. 73, ofKing died Sunday, Oct. 13, 1991, at Forsyth Memorial Hospital following a ten-year illness with cancer. The son of the late Dr. Ernest M. and Blanche Lee GrifRn. he was bom June 18. 1918. in Farmington arid moved with his family to King in 1919. He graduated from King High School and attended Draughn s Busine.ss College. He married Annie Sue Hendrix of Tobaccoville on July 12. 1942. who survives. Other survivors include: two daughters. Susan Yvonne Galhings of Tobaccoville and Melodic Ann Pugh . and husbaml. Richard of Charlotte; two grandsons; one granddaughter; iind one brother. Ernest Ralton Grif fin of King. Funeral services were to be Wednesday. Oct. 16. 4 p.m. at the King Moravian Church, conducted by the Rev. Jimmic Newsomc Jr. The body was to be placed in the church thirty minutes prior to the service. Masonic riles were to follow id the church graveyard. Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to the King Moravian Church Building Fund, P.O. Box .W2. King. NC 27021. Jannie Fortune • Jannie Bell Neely Fortune, 68, of 108 Holly Hill Court. Mocksville, died Thursday. Oct. 10, 1991. at Meridian Nursing Center in Salisbury. n The funeral was Saturday. Oct. 12. at Erwin Temple CME Church, with (he Rev. Irene Clodfeiter offieiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. : Born April 14. 1923, in Rowan County, she was a daughter of the Igte Carzell and Betty White Neely. Site was a homemaker. _ Survivors include two daughters. Bertha F. Mayfield and Alberta F. Arnold, both of Mocksville; seven grandchildren; one great-grandchild; three brothers. William Raul Neely of Mocksville; Carlee Neely and Thomas Neely, both of Cooleemee; dnd one sister. Eleanor Faulkner of Advance. Mrs. Lucy Anna Hodges Mrs. laicy Anna HiKlges. 89. formerly of 23.36 S. Main St.. Mt. Airy, died Tuesday. Oct. 8. 1991. at Britthaven Nursing Home in Wilkcsboro. She was horn Jan. 2, 1902. in Surry County to James Henry and Martha Hiatt Parker. She was a lifelong member of the Mt. Airy Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. She was preceded in death by her husband. Mr. James Samuel Hodges and three sons, Mr. Charles l.conard Hodges. Mr. Edward Walter Hodges, and Mr. Fred Arnold Hodges. Site is survivcti by a daughter. Mrs. Cluirlcs (Launa) Pounds of Advance; four sons. Mr. James Monroe Hodges of Walkertown. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hodges of Clem- mnns, Mr. and Mrs. Taimadge L. Hmlges of Winslon-Salem. and Mr. A.J. Hodges of Morganlon; 24 grandchildren; ' 28 great grandchildren: two great-great-grandchildren; Two sisters, Mrs. Christine Mar shall of Winslon-Salem and Mrs. Walter (Dorothy) Blake of Aurora. III.; three bmthers and sisters-in-law. Mr. .and Mrs. Elvin Parker of Mt. Airy, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Parker of Greensboro, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker of Damaseu.,, Ark.: and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were conducted Friday. Oct. II. at the Mt. Airy Chapel of Gracewood Funeral Home with Bishops Joseph Sloop and Robert Bradley ofTiciating. Paul T. Glllls Paul T. Gillis, 71, of Fort Myers Beach, Fla.. dieid Wednesday. Ocl. 9. 1991. in Clyde. The funeral was Saturday. Oct. 12. in the chapel of the Coral Ridge Funeral Home, 630 Pine Island Rd.. with burial in Coral Ridge Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Beich Rescue Squad, 3043 Estero BWd., Fort Myers Beach. Fin. A native of Rowan County, he nuivcd to Fort Myers Beach 22 years ago from Sarasota. Active in real estate for the past 20 years, he was co-founder of Lynn Gillis Real Estate. Inc. at Fort Myers Beach. He was a member of the Fort Myers Behch Board of Realtors, the American Legion and the VFW. Survivors include: his wife. Carolyn (Lynn) Gillis of Fort Myers Beach; three sons. Fred Gillis of Mocksville. Tirni Gillis of Salisbury, and John Gillis of Sarasota; four daughters. Shirley Wood of Sarasota, Peggy Hess, Sue Comelison and Patricia Lovings, ali of Salisbury; 11 grandchildren; four great- grandchiidren; one brother. Burton of Birmingham. Ala.; and one sister. Elaine Kirk of GoldsNrro. Jm <j- omt CO. PUBDC DBRARV MOCKSVILLB, NC -DAVIE COUNTY ENIF.RPRISE RECORD, THUR.SDAy, Ocl. 17, 1991 Mrs. Annie E.S. LIpe Mre Annie Eutalin Shcrrlll Lipc. K2. ofRt. I. Troutman. died Sunday 1991. at N.C. BaplislHmpiiat in WmMnn-SaJcm after a brief illness. The funeral was to be Wednesday. ^1. 16. in Wc.stmoreland Chapel at 2 p.m.. conducted by Dr. Ridicrt J Gmide. Burial was to follow in St. Mjchael's Cemetery In Troutman.Born Dec. 10. 1908, In Ircdell County, she was a daughter of the late Ranis and Minnie Houston Sherrill. Mrs. Lipc was preceded in death by two brothers and one sister. Eurcll and Paul Sherrill and Miss lla Sherrill. She married William Floyd Lipe who .survives. Other survivors include; four brothers. A.sa. Albert and Roland Sherrill. all of Kannapolis. and Howard Sherrill of Mocltsville: and three sisters. Mrs. Edith Essicit of Winslon-Salem and Mrs. Rachel Hendricltsand Mrs. Beatrice Reavis. both of Moclcsville. Lawrence WofTord Lawrence Wofford. 67. of 1404Paumier Ciicle. Raleigh, died Satur- day. Oct. 12. 1991, at his home. 'd. at Raleigh Memorial Bom May .S. 1924. inOa.leemee,he was a son of Jes.se and Luna Becit WofTord. Former chief photographerand (litwtor of editor services for theKalngh Nem and Observer, he al.so was former owner of Patterson Travel Services Inc. of Raleigh .Survivors include: his wife. Con-ntc P. Worford; one son. William L. Wofford Jr. of Raleigh; onedaughter, Rencc McHlroy of Raleigh-one granddaughter; one brother,' fames Wofford of Coolcemcc; one si.sler. Margaret Roystcr of Coolcemcc; and a niece. Su.san Wall of Moclc.sville. Mrs. Nina H. Powell Mrs. Nina Harris Powell. 87, formerly of Rt. I. Mncksvlllc, died Thursday, Oct. 10. 1991. at Davie County Hospital. Funeral services were Saturday. Oct. 12. at Eaton's Funeral Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Ronald Mann and Mr. David Powell. Burial was in Center United MethiKlist Church cemetery. Memorials may he made to the Cemetery Fund of Center United Methodist Church, c/o Mr. Bill Sctiford. Rt. I. Mocksvillc. NC 27028. Mrs. Powell was btirn Aug. 5. I9(M. in Iredell County to the late Harvey and Laura Tharp Harris, had been a homemaker and a former school teacher at the Smith Grove _ High School. She was a graduate of the 1921 Class of Harmony High School, and obtained her teaching certificate at Appalachian State Teacher's College in Boone. She was a member of the Center United Methodist Church where .she had been a Sunday school teacher, and had served on the administrative board. She was an organizer and charter member of Center WMU. She was preceded in death by her husband. Lawrence Raymond "Duck" Powell, who preceded her in death in 1973. Survivors include: two daughters. Mrs. Wetiley (Janie) Potts, with whom Mrs. Powell made her home. Lakewood Dr., MocLsvilie. and Mrs. Melton (Getaldinc) Haynes of Wilm ington; three sons. Dob Powell and Ben Powell, both of MocLsvillc. and Roger Powell of Waync.sboro. Va.; ' 13 grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Mat- tie Lou Faddis of Woodlawn, Va.. and Mrs. Pauline Campbell of Har mony; and one brother. Robert Har ris of Harmony. \n 9, OAVIE CO. PUDOC DBRARV MQCKSVILLE. NC w -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY. Oct. 24. 1991 . o W <r- pi V Elizabeth C. Bledsoe Mrs Elizabeth Ann Caudle Bled- •w.«.ofRi. 5. Moclcsvlllc. diedMonday, Oct. 21. 1991. at NC Baptist Hospital after a brief illness' Funeral services were to be con-dueled at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Oci z.'. at iHiiim-s runcral Cliapcl. A gravcsKle service was to be held al5 p.ni. Wednesday at the W.xxlard Family Cemetery in Tndd, She was born Dec. 6, 1936. in radkin County, daughter of Ada Elizabeth Hobson Caudle of MrK-ksville and the late Acy Caudle. .She was employed with Masters Economy Inn in Statesvillc. She was preceded in death by her husband. Jack Blcd.soc. who died May 21. 1989. In addition to her mother, survivors are: two datiphtcrs and son in lawKathy ami Troy Key. and lammy Olcd.soc. all of Moek.svillc; two grandchildren; one .sister. Mrs D C(Sue) Lawrence of Advance; and ihrw brothers. Jimmy E. Caudle and Bobby Caudle, both of MocksvilleaiKl Billy J. Caudle Sr. of East Bend Mrs. Anna Y. Campbell Mrs. Anna York Cauiphell. 76. of 2.341 First Settlers Ave.. Virginia Beach. Va.. died Saturday, Oct. 19. * 1991, in Chesapeake. Va. She was born March .3. 191.5. in For.syth County to Marvin Lee and Nellie Bullard York. Surviving are: two daughters. Myra C. .Scats of Virginia Beach. Va.. and Sarah C. Singlevich of Charlotte; three grandchildren; four .sisters. Betty Maybcrry of Winston- Salem. Elsie Tomiak of Hollywood. Fla.. Hazel Smith of Clemmons and Lucille Brown of Gainesville. Ga.; and one brother. Frank York of Advance. Funeral services were Tuesday. Oct. 22. at llayworth'Miller Silas Creek Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Jim Grydcr. Burial followed in (iardensof Memory in W.ilkertown Lizzie J. Cranflll l-ir/ie Jordan Cmnnil. %. former, ly rrf Railroad Street. Mocksville dtcd Saturday. Oct. 19. 1991. at' Allegheny County Memorial Hospitaltn Sparta, where she had been a pa ttern for the pa.st 2W months. The funeral was Monday Oct 21at F.at<m-s Funeral Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Grady TUftcrow. Burial was in the Eaton's Baptist Church cemetery. Memorials may be made to theCemetery Fund of Eaton's Baptist Church. Rmilc 8. MtK'ksvillc, NC * '028. I 89.S. she was a daughter of the late Henry Valentine and Martha Beck Jordan. A homemnker. she had been a resident of High Country NursingCare m Spaita for tire pa.st four years She was a member of Turrcntine Bapti.st Church in Moclcsville. Her husband. Stamey C. Cranlill.died in 1963. A daughter. Kathlecii Jones, died in 1988, and a son. Don Wayne Cranmi. died in 1987. .-Sttrvivors include: a daughter Ixnttsc Allen of Route 7. MiK-ltsvillc- a son. Ustcr Cranmi of Elm Street" Mmlsvillc; 8 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; nvcgreal-grcal-grandchildrcn; ami a sister. Nannie Booc of Route 5. Mocksville. i Thomas E. Bohannon . Ihe funeral was to he mi t » Wcdnc.sdav (Vf ^ Florence I. Fowler Florence Irene Fowler. 18. of 268 Milling Road. Apt. .5-D. died at hei home Wednesday. Oct. 16. 1991. after being in declining health for two years. The funeral .service was Sumlay. Oct. 20. at Fairlicld Bapti.st Church ofKcialcd by the Rev. Christophct^ Young. Burial followed in the chiia-h cemetery.Bom May 1, 1973. in DavicCotin ty. Ms. Fowler was a daughter of Debbie Houvll Fowler of Mm ksvillc and Harvey Lee Fowler. She attend ed Davic County High .School and was a member of Fairlicld Baptist Church. .Survivors, in addition to lier parents, include: a son, Terrcncc Rcshaun While of Mocksville; two brothers. Harvey Fowler Jr. ami Steven B. Fowler, both of Mocksville; three sister-.. GinaHowell. Evonnc Fowler and Vicky Fowler, all of Mocksville; her mater- nal grartdfathcr. Lonnic Howell of Mocksville; and her paternal grand- (rarents. Thomas and Lizzie Fowler fit Mocksville. OAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARV mocksville, no -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. Oct. 24. 1991 0 VI / ^ o ' Mrs. Emma R. Haynes Mrs. Emma Rcncgar Hayncs. 87. of Rl. 6. Mocksvillc. died Monday, Oct. 14. 1991. at Davie County Hospital. Mrs. Hayncs was born April 10, 1904, in Incdell County to W.H. "Bud" and Lena Hays Renegar. She was a nicmhcr of .Sandy .Springs Bap tist Church. .She was preceded in death by her husband, Milton S. Hiiyncs; three .sisters, Mannie Bumgarncr, Nclia .Stack and Ruby John.son; and one brother. Mirlc Rcncgar. .Surviving arc: one daughter. Madolyn Hayncs Wagoner of MiK-ksvilic; two sisters. Esina Smith of Harmony and Jewel Heath of Maryland; two grandchildren; two slepgrandchildren; and three stepgreal-grandchiidren. Funeral .services were Thursday. Oct. 17, at Sandy Springs Baptist Church, conducted by the Revs. David Riser and Paul Moore. Burial followed in the chnrcii cemetery. / T.F, Latham Jr. Thomas Frank Latham Jr., 67, of 107 Mayfair Drive. Lexington, died Tuesday. Oa. LS, 1991, at Lexington Memorial Hospital. The funeral was Friday, Oct. 18, at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel. MocRsviilc, conducted by the Rev. David Gilbreath. Burial was in Eaton's Baptist Church cemetery in l).wic County. hMemorials may be made to Eaton's Baptist Church, Route 8. Mocksvilie, NC 27028, or a charity of the donor's choice. Born Jan. 9, 1924, Latham was a son of the late Thomas Frank and Margaret Boger Latham. A World War II veteran, he had retired after .^7 years of service with Link-Taylor Furniture Co. in Lexington. , Survivors include: his wife. Iris Ma.s.scy Latham; three sons. Bill and Don Latham, both of Lexington, and Ben Latham of Southmont; three grandchildren; two sisters, Bessie Latham of Winslon-Salem and Alhcr- tn White of MiK'ksvillc; and three brothers, Miiiard, Everclte and Oscar lalii.'iiti. all of MfH'ksviile. Mamie 'Lil Eva' McMahan Mrs. Mamie "Lil Eva" McMahan, 97, of C.impbell Rd., MiK-ksvillc, died Tuesday. Oct. LS, 1991, at Davie County Ho.spital following a serious illness of two days. The funeral was conducted Sun day, Oct. 20, at .Smith Grove AME •/ion Church. Officiating were the Revs. Willie Hawkins, pastor, and William Conrad, pastor of Moore's Chapel AME Zion Church. Burial was in the church cemetery. Born April 12. 1894, in Davie County, she was a daughter of the late Nelsrm and Julia Ann Lyons McMahan. lUlucatctI in the Davie County schiHils, she was a lutmeniaker nnd a mcmlwr of Smith Grove AME Zion Church. .Survivors ittcliide: a .son. Hubert McMahan of Winston-Salcm; three daughters, laiuise M. Mock of Winston-Salcm. Lillian McMahan nnd Anita McMahan, both of M<*ksvillr; 13 grandchildren; and 19 great gratulchihltcn. Coyte E. Meadows Mr Coyte Eilward Meadows. J.S, of Clcmmons. died Thursd.iy. Oit. 17, I9')l. at Brrurkridgc Retirement Home. . He was born March 26. 1916. m Mecklenburg County to Parks I eroy and Laura Wilson Mcartows. Mr. Meadows was a member ot Muddy Creek Churcb irf Christ, and was retired from R-J. Reynolds alter .34'/: years. n.Surviving arc: his wife. Virginia Gnibbs Meadows of the honie; onedaughter, Mrs. Donald (Sue) Cole of Ailvamc: three sons ami daughters in law, Edward L. and JoanMeadows of Clcmmons, William L. and Linda Meadows of Advance, andJoseph (Mike) and Bamhi Meadows of Clcmmons; eight grandchildren, two great gramlchildren; one hrotlwr, W l> Mcacltws of WiiKtan-Saicio,and a special friend. Cynthia O'Neal of Winston-Salcm. Funeral services were .SaturiJay. ext. 19. at Muddy Creek Church ofChrist, conducted by the Revs. Ollis BasBctt and Bill McKinsey. Biiini rollowed in Westlawn Ctardens ot Memory. Flake Lyons Mr. Flake Lyons of the Pell Care Nursing Facility, Salisbury, former ly of 1037 Manley St.. Winston- Salcm, died Thursday. Oct. 17. 'W- .He was a native of Davie Coimly and a MethodLst by faith. He is survived by; his wife. Mrs. Mildred Cuihrtll Lyons of Winston- Salcm; one son. Paul Lyons and onegrandson, both of Winston-Salem; two great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Lucy L. Howcll and Mrs. Mary B. BItickwell. both of Mix-ksville; and a host of nieces and nephews, other reLnives and friends. Funeral services were Monday. Oct. 21. at Jerry C. Gilmorc Jr. Memtirial Chapel, where the Rev. Willie Hawkins officiated. Burial was in Smith Grove AME Zion Church cemetery in Davie County. Bcrilic C. Phillips Mr. Bcrnic Cecil Phillips. 68. ol 625 6th .St.. Wiaston-Salcm. died Weilnesday. (X"t. 16. lOitl. at N.( . Baptist Hospital. He was born F'eb. 6. 1923, in Ml. Airy, to Bcrnic Wiliiam ami Sarah Creed Phiilips. Mr. Phillips served in the U.S. Ar my during World War II. Smvivingarc; one daughtci. Wan da Sue Temples of Advamc: thicc sons. Lawrence Ray Phillips "I King. Daniel la:e Phillips and LutherWayne Phillips, both of Winston- Saiem; one stepson, Luther E. Beck of Winston-Salem; six grandehildten; one sister, Eunice F.li/abcth Phillips of Winston-Salcm; ami one half- sister, Doris (livens of Statesvillc. Graveside services were Friday, Oct. i8. :it Saiisburv Natimtal Cemetery. QAVie CO. PUBUC UBRARY MOCKSVILEE^ MQ UAVIF. ( (MINI V KNIKRI-RtSK RK( <)R|». TIHIRSIUV. IVI. 24. mi Charles J. Ri^ <r a « <3 f o Mrnioriat lfcKp,i.i| " ' Mr W.1S h„r„ srni 2(, ign Mnlinwk N V . ' ' '» "H. n Wil Ml (•■.rmV' •Chiirrh. MrthiHtKi ••> l"sill |ii7t '■'""'"■l.iii,.|,|j„Rj, Rijv'';'"f!lii<i. M,v niHlvin r|','"v- "' Mali-svillr. In,, i,:.'Un,;-• vih Mriiinri.-Il Paii, rT,S:;' - Mrs. Belly T. Thonip.s„nMrv UrOy filfni, Ih(»inp<,|„ 7.1 •^H.III, ,|,e,| tlHirsitay. {).., 17. .11 t iiisvlli M<-ni„ii„|Sh. «:i, »«„„ j,„ ,,Vhivan. in . „, , IMilcii .-inir, | j||,„| flapiisi M.npiciiiiriiilicr „| ^., ,^>■•||l..li^, l„ '*1'^ v. in ili-mh hv lifinuv|>BfnJ. f*|ij)iti> '"I* ii •• 11ill|..R9. ' """>l|'^"llSurviving a,r niir ,laiip|,u.,. m„ M 7 ,."''>>lliM R,ra,rllJirvl r V ourlillmi III < lrvi-|»i„|, (n,j„A "•r..i...ialvr,vi..Mv.-ivhol.l •sil 'r- 1 Mitln I Ml/gcil.lD i vV Vr""?■ • I. .11 I'liiMili MriiHiiial pn,j,Ntoi..»,ia|v may p..•l"M".r nl Davi,. .lohason E. 'Edd' Walker Mf. Inhii'snnMf. Inhii'snn Waller. 5R. ol Ul Y:iillinvi1lr, (liril Wc*ln(".ilav. 'HI 16. :«i lii^ lionic. Ml WalVci wav Ih'III JiiiirI'M*, ill Sitnv Cinmly In W S ami Rosa Rrnrpai Walliri llr vvav .1 iiiriiilH-i III Saiiilv Spiiiip. Mapii.i ( liiiicliSiiiviviiig aer liK wili-. Ililiv Carter Wnlkri. a iialivr nl Davir Cnmitv. iif llir liiiiiic; twoilaiiplilrK.. Mrs (iray iAmber) Rcncpar nl Y.ailkinville. ami Iraery Walker "I Cliarliair; ime vim anil ilaiighler in law. Kim anil I" Anne Walker "IllaekelMiiwn. N ) ; iliree ptanil I'liilflren; niw* vivler. Jessie |)i»h|iilis nl Vailkinville; anil ime IniMlin. lames Walker »l Winsiim Salein I lineral servlees were l-riilay. I UlIS. .al Samly Spiiiips IJa|aisi Cliiin liinitilmli'd in llie Rev luivnl Kisei IJiiiial litlliiweil ill lire iliiinli reinelervMemorials may be iiiaile I"IIsleopenisis lm(H'ilcela I niiinlalinii.e'n (iray Renegar. Rl. J. lb" ."b. Yailkiiiville, NC ?7USS jv. wiuttms 14. I99J at -nf'orsyth. ' aiC«Jecree l"''Mary Bra.sweJI Walker " years and was a chSShe was precorfo i • 5 musician. Mrs. BaZraowdc'r^f^^^^^ •""* grandchildren- ih!l grandchildren-and/I./ -Vehna James'Mrs. Oce'T? ,rH ■"'""dayCreek Charel" fT"'' '^"''=r SilasPrcd Suniwah.J^/rc Thursday SfM«PU.v.«y, Cc„u:;„y OAVIE CO. PU.BUC LIBRARYmocksvilje:^ no -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERERIJIE RECORD. THURSDAY. Ocl; 31. 1991 john Henry Beck ' Myrtle H. Beck John Heniy Btck. 95. and his wife. Myrtle Holion Beck. 86. of R™'® °- Mocksville, died Tues^y. Oct. 22, 1991. as (he resuU of injuries suslain- ^ in an automobile accident on U.S. 601 north of Mocksville. A double funeral was held Friday. Oct. 25. al Ealon*s Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by theCloninger and David Poivell. Burial was in Bear Creek Baptist Church Beck?bom April 9.18%. in P®*!® County, vras a son of the jate JohnWilliam and Maty pta Baity ^k- A retired sheet metal worker with Er-win Mills, he was also a fw'«®f;A member of Bear Creek ^ptisa ' Church, he was a World War veteran, one of the two oldest living veterans in Davie County- Mrs. Beck, bom Feb. 22. 1905, in Davie County, was a daughter of the late Benjamin Franklin and OctaviaKno* Holton. She was a homemaker. Their survivors include: adaughter, Mrs. Thurman (Nellie) Dull of Route 6, f**"®grandchildren; and three crcat-grandchiWrcn.He is also survived by two sisters. Ina Martin of Route! and Bculah S"of and a brother. Robert Beck of Mocksville. . Mrs. Beck is also survived by a sister. Juanita Adams of Owtonia;a^ a brother. B.F. Holton of Bessemer City. Rodger T. Booker Mr. Rodger Todd Booher. 29, of Rl. 3. Hickory Tree Development. Mocksville. died Wednesday, Oct. 23. 1991, at his home. . Funeral services were held Friday, Oct. 25, at the Townes Funeral Home in Danville. Va.. with burial in the Danville Memorial Gardens. Memorials may be made to Davie County Hospice, P.O. Box 665, Mocksville, NC 27028 or to the AIDS Task Force of Winsfon-Salem, P.O. Box 20983. Winston-Salem. kC 27120. He was bom Nov. 14, 1961, in banvillc, Va., son of Rodger Le.ster and Betty Chalmers Booher of Rl. 3. Mocksville. : He was a member of Fork Baptist Church, and was a swimwear designer, having worked for various Companies, inciuding Bobbie Brooks, Christie Brinkley, ^ttcx Industries, and Head Swim, ali iocated in New York, N. Y.. and Bare A.s.sets of Los Angeles. Calif, and Athena of Tuslin. Calif. He was a graduate of Davie Coun ty High School and attended the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, N.Y. Surviving in addition to his parents, ire: a sister, Carolyn Ann Booher of Win.ston-Salem; a foster brother. Donald Long of Saudi Arabia; pater nal grandmother. Margie J. Booher of Danville. Va.; several nephews; and a companion. Dale Hundley of Danville, Va. y Mrs. Clara A. Cook I Mrs. Clara Adams Cook. 92. of Rt. 2. Joncsville died Friday. Oct. ! 25. 1991, at Davis Hospital in i Statesviile. I Mrs. Cook was bom Aug. 16, 1899. in Yadkin County to Will Adams and Fannie Walker Adams. She was a homemaker. and a member of Swan Creek Baptist Church and was the widow of Mar vin P. Cook who died Nov. 20.1981. Surviving are; four daughters. Mis. Gertie Weatherman and Mrs. Magdaline Giliey. both of Rt. 2, Jonesviile, Mrs. Violet Doss of I Green.sboro, and Mrs. Clara Mac Gilley of Win.ston-Salcm; three sons. Garvcy Cook of Jonesviile, Jimmy Lee Cook of Rt. 2. Jonesviile, and Buel S. Cook of Sanford; 19 grand children; 38 great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren; and four sisters, Mrs. Jane Goforth of Winstnn-.SaIem. Mrs. Ruby Parson of Mt. Airy, Mrs. Emily Wells of Hamptonville. and Mrs. Airlec Matherly of Mocksville. .She was preceded in death hy one son. Marvin Junior Cimk; three sisters, Mrs. Hessie Byid, Mrs. Sal ly Wells, and Mrs. Venah Wclbom; and three brothers, Jolin Adams. Rooscveit Adams, and Biict Adams. Funeral services were Sunday. I Oct. 27, at Swan Creek Baptist t Church with the Revs. Nathaniel A. Thompson III and Sammy Shoaf of- t ficiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. -i? c:) --.Si Rufus Dwiggins Sr. Mr. Rufus Dwiggins Sr., 91. of Rt. 6, Turkcyfoot Community. Mocksville, died Monday, Oct. 28, at his home. Funeral .services were to be at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Oct. 30. at Eaton's Funeral Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Gary Leonard and Ciivc Bell. Burial was to he in Center United Methodist Oiurch Cemetery. Memorials may be nude to the Cemetery Fund of Center United Methodist Church, c/o Mr. Bill Seaford, Rt. I. Mocksville. NC 27028. Mr. Dwiggins was born in Davie County to the late John Henry and Maltie Fisher Dwiggins. and had been employed with Erwin Cotton Mills. He had also been a farmer. He was a member of Center United Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife of 65 years. Pearl Hcndrcn Dwiggins of the home; four daughters. Mildred Phelps of Cleveland. Sue LivengiKid and Kathcrinc McCormick. both of Vadkinviiie, and Diannc White of Rt. 8. Mocksville; four sons, Rufus Dwiggins Jr. of Rl. 4. Mocksville. Billy H. Dwiggins of Salisbury, John Dwiggins of Rl. 6. Mocksville. and Jerry D. Dwiggias of Yanceyvilie; 22 grandchildren; 28 grcal-grand- children; one sLster, Grace Koontz of Welcome.; and one half-sister. Mae Dwiggins of Mocksville. Barbara 'Bobbie' Fix Mrs. Barbara Gilbert "Bobbie" Fix. 68. of Rl. 8. Mocksville. died Tuesday, Oct. 22, 1991, as a result of an automobile accident. She was bom July 21, 1923, in Forsyth County to Robert E. and Gladys Evans Gilbert. Mrs. Fix spent most of her life in Forsyth County and had lived in Mocksville for the past eight years. She was retired from Western Elec tric after 30 years service. Surviving are; two sons, Robert Fix Sr. of Kcrnersville. and Tom E. Fix of Lewisvilie; and three grandchildren. Funeral services were Friday, Oct. 25. at Hayworth-Milicr Silas Creek Chapel, condiicted by the Rev. John Caihflun. Burial followed in Oaklawn Memorial (jardcns. Memorials may be made to Bren ner Children's Hospital, Medical Center Bivii.. Winsion-Snlem, NC 271X7. Sarah Hall Gaither Miss Sarah Hall Gaither, 102, formerly of North Main St., Mocksville, and currently of Autumn Care of Mocksville, died Monday. Oct. 28, at Davie County Hospital. Funeral services were to be Wedne.sday. Oct. 30. at the Mocksville First Presbyterian Church, conducted by the Rev. Leiand Richardson. Burial was to follow in Clement Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Scholarship Fund of the Mocksville First Presbyterian Church. S. Main St.. Mocksville. NC 27028. Miss Gaither was bom Nov. 12, 1888, to the late Ephraim l.ash and Florence Clement Gaither, and had been an elementary .schixil teacher in Mocksville. She was a graduate of Salem Col lege. and later did graduate work at Converse College. She had also taught school in Columbia. S.C.. and Gastonia. She was a lifelong member of the Mocksville First Presbyterian Church. Survivors include; three nieces. Mrs. Hansford Sams of Decatur. Ga., Mrs. Paul Saunierof Chariot- tesvllie, Va., and Mrs. Claude R. Horn of Mocksville; 20 great-nieces and nephews; and 11 great-great- nieces and nephews. -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAV, Oct. 31, 1991 Cecil Mclntyre Cecil Mclnlyre. 65, of Hardlson Street, Mocksville, died Thursday, Oct. 24, 1991. at Forsylh Memorial Hospital after a short illness. The funeral was Sunday, Oct. 27.at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel! conducted by the Rev. Bobby Seagrovcs. pa.stnr of Calvary Baptist Church. Ridge Road, Salisbury. Burial was in Rose Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Calvaiy Baptist Church, in care of theRev. Bobby Seagrovcs, Route 2, Box 545-A, China Grove. NC 28023, or to Jericho Church of Christ. Route 7 M<x;I(svillc. NC 27028.Born April 25, 1926. in Salisbury. Mclntyre w.is a son of the late Lind-sey Emmons and Mary Caplcs Mcln- ^ tyre. Retired from tngersoll-Rand* Corporation, he was formerly employed by Cannon Mills Co. andhad once been employed by White Packing Co. of Salisbury. A U.S. Navy veteran of World War II. he was a member and former deacon of Calvary Baptist Church. His wife. Joyce Ann Owens Mcln tyre. died Oct. 28. 1989. Survivors include; a daughter. Brcnda Rainey of Salisbury; a step- .son. James Rachells of Lexington; one grandson; two sisters. Jcanette Owens of Woodleaf and Aimie Keller of Charlotte; a brother. Sam Mcln tyre of Salisbury; Two half-brothers. Carl Walls bf Alhemarle and Robert Walls of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Rose C. Reich Mrs. Rose Combs Reich. 80, of 333 West Main St., Elkin, died Mon day. Oct. 21, 1991, at Britthavcn Nursing Center in Wilkcsboro. Graveside services were conducted Wednesday, Oct. 23. tit llollywiMid Cemetery, conducted by the Rev. Fred Joidan. Mrs. Reich was born in Wilkes County Oct. 21. 1911, to William Robert and Amy McLean Combs. She was a member of Elkin First United Methodist Church and retired from Lucy Gray s Beamy Shop. •Surviving arc: her husband. Ralph S. Reich of the home; two sisters. Mrs. Eiixabeth Combs Prcvcttc of North Wilkeshoro, and Mrs. Pansy Combs Lewis of MocLsvillc. Memorials may be made to Elkin First United Mc'bodist Church or to the Wilkes Deafness Center. P.O. Bo* 1202. North Wilkcsboro. NC 28659. Charles Richard Seamon Mr. Charles Richard Seamon, 64. of Rt. 9, Mooresville, diedlhuisday, Oct. 24. 1991, at his home. He was bom Dec. 26, 1926, in Davic County, the son of the late Charles Franklin Seamon and Lottie Bowles Seamon. He was a member of BethelPrc.sbyterian Church, a Deacon, and a member of the Hub Knox Sunday School Class. He served in World War II in the Navy and was produc tion manager with William Trotter Company. Funeral services were Saturday, Oct. 26, at Bethel Picsbylerian Church with the pastor, the Rev. J .E. Wayland Jr. officiating, assisted by the Rev. Nathan Wheeler. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Surviving are: his wife. Mrs. Attn Browder Seamon: two daughters, Mrs. Martha Landis of Davidson and Mrs. Suzanne Merrill of Mooresville. Memorials may be made to the Hospice of Iredell County, P.O. Bo* 822, Statesville. NC 2M77 or the Family Life Center BethelPresbyterian Church. 19920 Bethel Church Road, Davidson. NC 280.36. Billy Joe <Biir Reavis Mr. Billy Joe "Bill" Reavis, 50. of Edgewood Circle, Cooleemce, died Wedne.sday. Oct. 23, 1991. at Forsyth Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. ^ro Aug. 3, 1941, in Yadkin County, he was a son of the late David Martin and Daisey Lindlcy Reavis. He was a member of Edgewood Baptist Church. Cooleemce, and was employed with Crown Wood, Inc. of Mocksville. He attended Woodleaf School. Surviving arc: his wife, Helen Marlowe Reavis of the home; one stepdaughter. Mrs. Kay M. Tilley of Rt. I. Hamptonviile; three grand children; one brother. Jerry G. Reavis of Harmony; six .si.sters. Mrs. Maude Reavis Gunter of Rt. I, Woodleaf, Mrs. Louise Reavis Steelman of Rt. 9, Mocksville, Mrs. Elizabeth Reavis Rushing of Rt. 3, Mocksville, Mrs. Martha Lee Reavis Page of Rt. 4, Mocksville, Mrs. Bab bie Reavis Cranfotd of Cooleemce and Mrs. Betty Reavis Thics of Gladstone Rd., Mocksville; and a number of nicccs and nephews. OAViE CO. PUBUC UBRARY MOCKSViaE, NC -DAV1F, COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. Oct. 1991 Darren Gene Smith Mr. Darroll Gene Smith, 40. of Rt I. Advance, died Wedne.sday. Oct. 2X 1991. at Foi^h Memorial Ho.spital. Funeral services were Saturday.Oct. 26. at Elton's Funeral Chapel conducted by the Rev. Donald Pui^crhurk. Burial was in Bethlehem United Methodist Church cetnetery. Memorials may be made to Bethlehem United Methodist Church Rt. I . Advance. NC 27006 or to the American Heart As.soeiation. P.O. Box 406. Mock.sville. NC 27028. He was horn April 1. 1951. in For- syth County, the son of W. Virgil and Hollis Pilcher Smith of Advance. He was a member of Bethlehem United Methodist Church, and was employed with the Untz Transfer and Storage in Clemmons. Surviving, in addition to his parents, are; one daughter. Heather Smith of Win.stoO'Salem; a sister. Kay Keaton of Advance: a brother. Lane Smith of Winston-.Salem; ami his fiancee'. Janice Crews of Advance. ^ George W, Spry Jr. Mr. George Washington Spry Jr.. 70. of Rt. 2. Advance, died Tuesday. Oct. 22, 1991, at his home. He was bom jn Davic County a son of the late George Washington and Rosa Jane Potts Spry Sr. Mr. Spry was retired from Heritage Furniture Company in MiK-ksville after 36 years .service, and was of the Methodist faith. Funeral services were Friday. Oct.25. at Vogler's Clemmons Chapeli conducted by the Revs. Harlan Creech III and Bobby Swaim. Burial was in the Advance United Methodist Church Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Athene Tucker Spiy of the home; two sons. Donald Ray Spry of Advance, and Carson Spry of Anchorage. Alaska; two daughters. Joann Arm- swonhy and Jane McCulloh. both of Advance; four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and a brother. Garland Green Spry of Advance. Memorials may be made to Ad vance United Methodist Church Cemetery Trust Fuml. Jettle S. Winfrey Mrs. Jettie Shook Winfrey. 85, of Route 8. Mocksville. died Tuesday. Oct. 22. 1991, at Forsyth Memorial Hospital as the result of injuries sus tain^ in an automobile accident. The ftineial was Saturday. Oct. 26. at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by the Rev. David Gilbreath. Burial was in Bethel United Methodist Church cemetery in Ircdell County. Born Sept. 7. 1906. in Iredcll County. Mrs. Winfrey was a daughter of the late Cullen and Jen ny Shook. A member of Eaton's Bap tist Church, she was a homcmaker. Her husband. George Dewey Win frey. died in 1972. Survivors include; a daughter. Merle Rhue of Newport. N.C.; two sons. James T. and Troy Eugene Johnson, both of Mocksville; three stepsons. George F. Winfrey Jr. of Greensboro. Robert H. Winfrey of Cambridge. Md.. and Henry G. Win frey of Oriental. Two stepdaughters. Lynn W, Swaim of Winston-Salcm and Shirley W. Smith of Newark. Ohio; six grandchildren; 12 stcpgrandchildrcn; eight great-grandchildren; 12 stcpgrcat-giandchildrcn; and two sisters. Annie Miller and Ruth Boltck. both of Statesville. t I J— c s- <s>- a oms. CO. PUBLIC uQfm-f WlOCKSViaE, NC DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORO. THURSDAY, Nov. 7. 1991- y i-. '-Si V 0— Charlie L. Ashley Mr. Charlie Lec Ashley, 77. of Route 4. Mocksvillc. died Thursday. Oct. .11. 1991. ill the S.-ili.shiiiy VA Medical Center. The funeral was Saturday. Nov. 2. at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Bobby Swaim. Burial was in West Lawn Memorial Gardens in Cleinmons. Born May 25. 1914, in Wilkcs County. Ashley was a son of the late George and Mae Tedder Ashley. Retired from the maintenance depart ment of Davie County Hospital, he was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. He was preceded in death by his wife. Maltha Haipc Ashley. Feb. 1.^, 1990. Survivors include: a .son. Charlie Ijirry Ashley of MiKksville; two sisters. Paivsy Poner of Wilkesboro and Gayc Foster of Mount Airy: two brothers. George and John Ashley, both of Wilkesboro; and several nicccs nnd nephews. y Mrs. Juanita C. Hicks Mrs. Juarota Collins Hicks 49 of 1115 Reynolds Rd.. Lewisvtllc. diedFriday. Nov. 1. 1991. at her "s^ was bom May 3, 1942. in For-syih County to Walter and AdaWinters Collins. . ^ , ..u Surviving are: his husband, JosephNathaniel Hicks of the home; her mother of Winston-Salein; four sons and daughters-in-law. Wayne and Pam Hicks of Clemmons. Joey andDcnise Hicks. Christopher and Melanie Hicks, all of Lewisvillc. and Michael and Susan Hicks of Ad vance: six grandchildren; six sisters. Vickie Walker of Clemmons. SandraPills and Audrey Vestal, ^'th of Walnut t:ove. Marie Teniplcton ofWinston .Saleni. Mickey Minor of Advance, and "''"f *MarylamI; and three brothers RMph Collins of Pfafftown. Walter Collins of Winston-Salem. anil TalnuMlge Collins of South Carolina. Funer.il services were Monday. Nov. 4. at Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek Chapel, conducted by the Rev.Mark F.. Harris. Burial followed in We.stlawn Gardens of Memory. / Thurmond J. Darnell Mr. Thunnond Joseph Darnell of Rl. 5. Yadkinville, died Saturday, Nov. 2. 1991. at Medical Park Hospital after a short illness. Mr. Darnell was bom in For.syth County to Weldon and Gypsy D.-irnell. He w.-is a member of the Centenary United Methodist Church in Winston-Salem. He was raised in the Methodist Children's Home of Wiaston-Salem. attended Union Cross Friends Meeting, graduated from R.J. Reynolds High School, and played football with the Christian's llome. and also with the army while in the service. He was retired from R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, and was preced ed in death by a brother, Weldon Damell. Surviving arc; his wife, Melba Jean Webb .Stycrs Darnell of the home; two sons. Jerry Gray Styers of Bonne, and Rex Allen Styers of Ad vance; one daughter, Pamela Damell of Winston-Salem; four grand children; and two brothers. Albert Damell of King and Leonard Damell of Wrightsvillc Beach. Funeral services were Tuesday. Nov. 5. at Union Cross Friends n Meeting, conducted by the Rev. Jake ; Penlcy. Burial was in the church cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Union Cross Friends Meeting Cemetery Fund, c/o Jasper Adams. Rt. 5. Yadkinville. NC 27055. r Ruby P. Gosncll Ruby Lee Pack Gosnell. 70. ol Clarcmoie. Okla.. died Thursday, fK-r. .11. 1991. in ClatciiMire follow ing a lengthy illness. A graveside service was Monday. Nov. 4. in the U.S. National Cemetery of Salisbury. Mrs. Gosncll was bom. raised and educated in Spartanburg, S.C. Her husband. Lewis Fiirl Gosncll. died in June 1983. Survivors include: a son. Jerry Gosncll of Clarcmorc. Okla.; two daughters. Betty McCarthy of Dex ter. Mo., and Bertha Oweas of Indian Trail; 11 grandchildren; three brothers. Thomas Pack of Inman. S.C.. Lcland Pack of Lyman. S.C.. and Clarence Pack of Mocksvillc. Also, four sisters, Alta Pruitt. Vi vian Pack and Fliralreth Hayes, all ofSpartanburg. S.C.. and louisc Sims of Wcllford. S (■ J Mrs. Novella S. James Mrs. Novella (Dit) Stack James. 75. of 175 Woodland Trail. Kcmersvillc. died Monday. Oct. 28.1991, at Fonsytb Memorial Hospital.She was born in Forsyth CountyM.iy 28, 1916, a daughter of Pervic A. and Delia Warner Stack Sr. She was a charter member of the Kcrwin Baptist Cbmch..Surviving arc her husband, .SamJames of the home; three daughters, Mrs. Wanda James Towe of Stanleyville, Mrs. Donna James Dustmdc of Rural Hall and Mrs.Sarnmie James Stanfield of Clayton;one son. Joe James of Sandy Ridge and a daughter-in-law. Mrs. Adna Marshall of Mocksvillc; 13 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Edith .Seattle and Mrs. Delores Flowers, both of Jacksonville. Fla., Mrs. AlbertaGmbbs of Kemersville, and Mrs. Sue Caudle of Winston-Salem; and one brother, P. A. Stack Jr. of Winston-Salem.. She was preceded in death by three children. Vickie, Vcrnon and Lawrence "Sonny" James.Funeral services were Thursday,Oct. 31, at Kerwin Baptist Church by Joe Myers, Kenneth Vaughn, Harold Shives. and Bobby Roberson. Burialwas in Pisgah United Methmlist Church Cemetery. gvie Co.PublicUbfanMocksville, H. C. mxmm, a. & OAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY, Nov. 7. 1991- <3^ William O. Knight Mr. William Oscar Kniglil, 78, a retired carpenter nfRl. I, Rmadway, died Thursday. Oct. .11. 1991, in Dunn. Me was horn in Harnell Coiiniy on June 4. 191.1, the son ol the late J.J. and Laura McNeill Knight. Funeral .services were Saturday. Nov. 2. at the Holly Springs Bapti.st Church, of which he was a member, by the Rev. Sam Steven.snn. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Me is .survived by: one daughter, Innra K. faglc of Carthage: two sons. RalHtn Ktiigin ol Kl. 1. I.ill ington and Dohhy Knight of Park Ave.. Mocksvillc: .seven grand- chihlrcn; .seven grcat-gtundchildren; live sisters, liriiia Knight. Nellie Knight. Edith K. Wilson and Treva K. fiilbcrt. all of Rt. I. Broadw.ay, and Mildred K. Autry of .Sanford; and four brothers, T.A. "Tally" Knight and C.B. "Make" Knight. b<itb of Rt. I. Broadway, Paul J. Knight of Sanford. and the Rev. Leary Knight of Rt. I. Bioadw.ay. < Fannle Marie Nash Mrs. Fannie Marie Goodman Nii.sh. 92. of Route 5, .Sali.sbury. died Tue.sday. Oct. 29. 1991. at Rowan Meiiiorial Hospital. She had been indeclining health for several years and seriously ill for six months. 1 he funeral was Friday. Nov. I, at Ea.st.side B.apti.st Church, coiulucted by the Rev. Joe Black, pastor. Burial was in the church cemetery. Bom March 16. 1899. in Rowan County, Mrs. Nash w.\s a daughter of the late William Monroe and Mtiiy Jane Trexler GmxJman. Educated in the Rowan County sclunits. she iclitcd from ( aiicx Mills with 14 years of service. She was a tueinher of liastsidc Baptist Church. Mcr husband. Ernest McKenzie Nash. died Nov. 16, 1944. Survivors include; a son. William Nash of Salisbury: four daughters. Grace Hodg.san of Route S .Salisbury. Alice Godhey of Mnck.sville and Ethel Miller and MaeNorris, both of Salisbuiy; 29 grand children: 57 great-grandchildivn: five peat-great-grandchildren; twobrothers, Dave and Frank Goodman, both of Salisbury; and four sisters. Minnie Livengood, Regina Daniels, Esther Goodman and Vada Kirk.sey all of .Salisbury. ^ Wallace *Bud' Williams Mr. Wallace Eugene "Bud" Williams, 51. of Rt. I. Gcinuinton. died unexpectedly TInirsdiy. I K t, .11. 1991, at .Stokes Reynohls Mcmorhil Hospital after Iwing in declining hcallb for two years. I le was born March .11, 1940, in Forsylh County to Fredrick Eugene and Earline Petree Williams. Funeral services were Saturday. Nov. 2, at Friend.ship Baptist Church where he was a ntember. The Rev. Alfred Philley offtciatcd. Burial followed in the church cenrctery. Surviving are: his wife. Shirley Bennett Williams of the home; two sons and daughters-in-law, Fredrick Aaron "Freddie" Williams and wife Glenda of King, and Mark Anthony Williams and wife Ren.-te of Gcriiuin ton: one granddaughter; his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick [iugene Williams of Winston-Saleni; three si.sters. Mrs. W.D. (Becky) Smith and Mrs. Richard (Sandra) Shouse. both of Winston-Salcm. and Mrs. Johnny (Kay) Pitts of Rural Hall: and one brother. Howard Rad ford Williams of Advance. Memorials may be made to Friend .ship B.-iptist Church Building Fuml. Rt. I. Box 244, Gennmlon. NC 27019. VI Bavie Co. Public Librarv ...C (U -DAVIK COtlNTV KNTF.RPRISR RKCORn, TIU'RSDAY. Nov. 14. 1991 i Ruby A. Burleson Mrs. Ruby A. Burleson, 69, of Wiley Lane, Salisbury, died Mon- «by. Nov. II. at Rowan Memorial Hospital. The funeral will be I p.m. Thurs day, Nov. 14, 1991, at Hartscll ^ncral Home's Lcfler Memorial Oiapel in Albemarle. Burial will bein Plyler Baptist Church cemetery. Albemarle. The family will he at the funeral home in Albemarle from 7 to 8:.10 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 13 Born May 17, 1922 in Albemarle, Mrs. Burleson was a daughter of the late Henry and Rona Almond Al mond. She was retired from Cartes Mill and was a member of Plyler Baptist Church. Her husband, Marvin K. "Jack" Burleson, died in 1989. Survivors include a son, Roger Burleson of Salisbury: four daughters, Jean Rescigno of Springfield. Va., Carol McLain of Roanoke, Va., Kay Bumgardner of Coolcemcc, and Jackie Leonard of Salisbury; two sisters, Ethel A. Harper and Edna A. Howell, both of Albemarle; 13 grandchildren; four •step-grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. " Mrs. Lula R. Clark Mi^. Lula Richard.son Clark, 94. of Silas Creek Manor, Winston- Salcm, died Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1991, A native of Patrick County, Va., she was bom on April 4, 1897, to 0. William and Suzan Ruth (Wright) Richardson. Mrs. Clark was a member of First Baptist Church of Winston-Salem. She was employed by R.J. Reynolds for twenty years prior to moving to Richmond. Va., where .she operated an Inn for eight years. Mrs. Clark is survived by: two sons, Amos S. Oark of Winston- .Salem and William Sylvester Clark of Mechanicsville, Va.; nine grand children; 12 gieat-granddiildren; and one great-great-grandchild; one brother, James N. Richardson of Ad vance; one sister, Mrs. Hattie Teague of Advance; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Willie Sanford Clark on Nov. 16, 1954; two sons, Roy E. and Clyde I,. Clark, b<ith during World War II; her parents and ten brothers and sisters. Funeral services were Thursday, Nov. 7, at Hayworth-Miller Funeral Home, Silas Creek Chapel, by the Rev. Bill Chatman. Burial followed in Woodland Cemetery. '• S2,S57'"-».orII. 1991 atFn~"^ '^""day.Hospital •"'^""i^'iMemoria/ ^agonerDiaughn S PmH Pntitt Mrs. Ber- m:'" dottKR'dridge of v«jL- "'"ca Gav ^iscDraiighn 3^7,21!:both ofltehHavid Gray Drauebn I*'' «randchildr4- ii,-! ''®2'- 3, Yadkinville- "• "fHayes of MocIcsWhT ^""•HarrisofS'f- Nannie•'"W brother.Garner, Gilmer Ot^'L V ' and GradT n " ®""n-^adkinvilie. "raughn of ' Albert Paul Daigie fel' wal ""CkI'nited Methodist Chu^Tc ''"■ »oas,'SL£" "•of the late Paul t...* a mwThibodeaux Da"gle "''^a »er"L"'a'a7i'cf'".^'' 1961-1964 "a^/T ""i"*wilh the Ccntr^^S'" Mrs. Diane ChnP. andVa • Ik Ghoby of Springfield Jones of Recdiy. Calif ™ QAWe CO, PUBLIC f^OCKSVlLLE,ubrarv NC fl— , o -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Nov. 14, 1991 William L. Ellenburg Mr. William Lc.sler Ellenburg, 64. of Shcrriirs Ford Road, Salisbury! died Momby, Nov. II, al the Durham VA Mcdieal Center. He had been in declining health for three months, but death was unexpected. The funeral will be 10:30 a.m.. Thursday. Nov. 14. at the James c! Lyerly Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Larry Beaver officiating. Burial will he in the National Cemetery of .Salisbury with military rites. The family will he at the funeral home Wednesday. Nov. 13. 7-R:3o p.m. Born April I.S. 1927. in Davie County. Ellenburg was the son of the late Paul Frederick Ellenburg and Lillian MeClanon Ellenburg Hellard. Educated in the Davie County schools, he retired Jan. I. 1989 from Hoechst Celanese after 21 years. He was a member of Woodleaf United Methodist Church and attend ed Community Baptist Church. His first wife. Helen Nichols Mun day F.llenburg. died Jan. I. I9.S9. Survivors include his .second wife. Diana Rogers Ellenburg. whom he married Dec. 12. 1959; four sons. SlalT Sgt. William L. Ellenburg Jr.. stationed with the U.S. Army in Calif.. Paul Anthony Ellenburg of Ponce De Leon. Fla.. Frederick Adolphus Ellenburg of Salisbury, and Roger Phillip Ellenburg of tbe home; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Ray (Wan da) Murray Farmer of Lexington and Mrs. Sherman (Billie Jean) Wilson of Salisbury; three brothers. Bobby Ray Ellenburg of Cleveland. Billy J.w Ellenburg of .Statcsville. and James Nolan Ellenburg of Mocksville; and 11 grandchildren. ''I .Qj > Annie Ruth Halrston Annie Ruth Neely Hairston. 52. of 114 Cotton Street, Mocbsvillc, died Tuesdiiy. Nov. 12, at her home. -She had been ill one day. Tbe body is at Noble and Kelsey Funeral Home, Salisbury, pending completion of funeral arrangements. Bom Aug. 23. 1939, in Davie County. Mrs. Hairston was a daughter of the late William and Lillie Dulin Neely. She was educated in Davie County publie schools and was last etiiploycd with Wonderknit. Survivors include a daughter. Joyce Ann Neely of Brooklyn. N.Y.; her stepmother. Savannah l.attcner Neely of Salisbury; a brother. George Neely of Salisbury; 10 sisters, Em ma Myers of Taylor.sville. Elouise Frost of Long Island, N.Y.. Magdaline Ijames. Genesta Everhardt and Glcnda F. Brown, all of Cooleemce. Diane Neely of Salisbury. Chestine Neely of Wttodleaf, Tommy Lynn Frontis of Winston-Salem. Frances Bright of Greensboro, and Martha Ford of Brooklyn. N.Y.: and three gratidehildren. Mrs. Ethel F. Howd! Mrs. Ethel Fmite Howell. 87. of y Route 5. Mocksville. died Saturday. Nov. 9. 1991. at Davie County Ho.spital following an extended illness. She was born in Yadkin County, daughter of the late Ixx: and Allic (irilfin FikHc. She was a niciiiber in Chinquapin Grove Baptist Church and was a honicmaker. She is survived by: one daughter. Ruth Howell of the home; six sons. Turner A.. Louie Alvin. Lonnte H. and Charlie L. "Doc" Howell. all of Mocksville, Otis Lee Howell of Winston-Siiilem and Gilbetl Howell of BiMinville; 40 grandchildren; 65 great-grandchildren; one sister. Mrs. Gertrude Howell of Marion and a large number of other relatives, in cluding a nephew, which she raised. Nathaniel Howell. Funeral services were Tue.sday. Nov. 12. in the Chapel of Morrison Studcvent Funeral Home in Mrwksville. The Revs. E.L. Clark Sr. and S.F. Hairston officiated. Burial was in Rose Cemetery. ' Lemiel D. Hoover Umiel Doyle Hoover Sr.. 71, of 12 Redman Drive. Cooleemce. died Friday. Nov. 8. 1991. at Rowan Memorial Hospital. A memorial service was conducted al First Baptist Church of Coolcemee Sunday. Nov. 10. OfTiciating was the Rev. Urry Allen, pastor of First Baptist Church. Memorials may be made to the First Baptist Church, P.O. Box 371. Cooleemce, NC 27014. or to Rowan Memorial Hospital Foundation. 6 2 Mocksville Ave.. Salisbury. NC 28144. . . , „ Born Nov. 24, 1919. in Ircdell County, he was a son of the late C.u. and Myrtle Smith Hoover. Educated in the Ircdell County schools, he was retired from Martin Marietta Corp. as a production engineer. A veteran of the U.S. Navy whh service during World War 11. he was a memlwr of American Ugion Post 54. a lifemember of the VFW and also of the Moose latdgc in .Spencer. He was also a member of First Baptist Church. . , Survivors include: a .son. Iximei D Hoover Jr. of Salisbury; adaughter. Judy Hoover Fedor of Cooleemce; two grandchildren; and a brother. Kenneth R. Hoover of Salisbury. Marvin G. Ladd Mr. Marvin Guy I.add. 67. of Saleni Garden Apt. 9-A. Winston- Salem. died Monthly, Ntw. 11. |09l. at his residence. Born in Itcilell Couray Feb. 21. 1924. to the late Fate and Ixtlia AllgcNid Ijsild. he was a retired tex tile worker. He was of the Baptist faith. Ladd was preceded in death by his wife, Louise Hedriek l-ndd, on Sept. 10. I960. He was also precedcti in death by Iwohrothcrs, Paul and Fate Ladd Jr. Survivors include: two sons. Allen Guy Latid of Statesville and Bobby LaM of Cletrxson; three daughters. Mrs. Diana Redmond of Mocksville, Mrs. Carolyn Feimstcr of Scotts and Mrs. Janice Williams of Winston- Salem; 13 grandchildren; six great grandchildren; one brother. Elmer Ladd of Statesville and one sister. Mrs. Velva Allhson of Statesville. Tlie funeral was to be Wctlne.sday. Nov. 13. al Westmoreland ("hapel al 2 p.m. with the Rev. Mitchell Rash oiticiating. Burial was to follow in Oakwood Cenretery. OSVfE CO, PQB08 tfpDaov mocksville^ No «— o ^ - -DAVtE CODNTV KNTKRPRISF, RECORD, THURSDAY, Nov. 14. IWI cr <T- r w (3— ,<3 Mrs. Wllma G. Martin Mrs. Wilma Grocc Martin. 76. of Route 4. Yadkinvillc, died Tuesday. Nov. 5. I99I. after a brief illness. Mrs. Martin was bom in Yadkin County to the laic Charles Ray and Lacy Victoria Irvin Grocc. She was a member of Deep Creek Baptist Church and Yadkin Homemakers Club. She was preceded in death by her husband. Francis H. Martin, in 1968. Surviving ate: her brother. Wade Grocc of Farmington: one niece. Diana Grocc Vusch of San Diego. Calif.: two nephews. Gary and FmitI GnKC. both of Advance; three grand nieces; and two grand nephews. Funeral service was Thursday. Nov. 7. at Deep Creek Baptist Church by Dr. Ron Davis. Burial was Friday. Nov. 8. at Courtney Baptist Church cemetery. Memorials may be made to Deep Creek Baptist Church Senior Adult Group, Route 4. Box 40.S A. Yadkin- ville. NC 270.S.'>. Mary P. Pinkslon Mary Elizabeth Pcrrcll Pinkslon. 8.S. of Woodlcaf. died unexpectedly Wednesday. Nov. 6. 1991. at her home. The funeral was Friday. Nov. 8. at Woodlcaf United Methodi.si Church, conducted by the Revs. D.H. Lutx. pastor, and Shirley Jones, former pastor. Burial was in Rowan Memorial Park. Born Jan. 31. 1906, in Rowan County, Mrs. Pink.ston was a daughter of the late David Columbus and Sarah Elizabeth Rice Perrell. Educated in the Rowan County schools, she was a homemaker and a member of Woodlcaf United Methodist Church. Survivors include: her husband, Dwight Wade Pink.ston, whom she married Jan. II, 1930; two daughters, Mrs. Henry (Johasie) Hall of Woodlcaf and Mrs. Lee (Mamie Sue) Williams of Mocksville; three grandchildren; and a sister, Lena Myers of Sali.sbury.* Salisbury; and two sisters, Betty Williams of Mocksville and Gcraldine Blevins of Salisbury. / Miles F. Newman Mr. Miles Franklin Newman. 71. of Route 2. Jonesvillc, died Sunday, Nov. 10. 1991. at Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital in Elkin after a long illness. Mr. Newman had been a patient for six weeks at Hugh Chatham Hospital. He was bom in Surry County to Clarctice and Ina Smith Newman. He was retired from the State Highway Department and was a mechanic. He was a member of Swan Creek Baptist Church where he was a deacon for over 23 years. His wife, Mrs. Samiintha Check Newman, died June 2, 1988. Surviving arc: five daughters, Mrs. Elbcit (Wanda) Burton, Mrs. Wayne (Janet) Foster, and Mrs. Frankie Bryant, all of Jonesville. Mrs. Larry (Carolyn) Cheek of Hamptonvillc. and Mrs, Bob (Linda) Swain of Mocksville; 10 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; four sisters. Miss Marie Newman, Mrs. DceEtte Slawier and Mrs. Wilma Giiyer, all of State Road, and Mrs. Barbara N. Hall of Dohson; and three brothers. Wendell Newman of Jone.sville, Grady Newman of Dobson and Tony Newman of Thumiond. Three hrothers preceded him in death. David Newman. Wade Newman and Sammy Newman. Funeral services were Tuesday, Nov. 12. .at Swan Creek Baptist Church. The Rev. Nathaniel Thomp son 111 ofriciated. Burial was in the church cemetery. DAVIE CO. PUBLIC DBRARV MOCKSVILLE, NC ^ David H. Parker Mr. David H. Parker. 53. of Yadkinvillc died Tuesday. Nov. 5, 1991. He was born in Yadkin County on March 18, 1938. to Lois H. Parker and the late Tandy E. Parker. He is survived by: a daughter, Mrs. Robin Bolton of Bassett. Va.; a son. Rory Parker of Redondo Beach, Calif.'; two grandchildren; his former wife. Shelby Parker of Bassett, Va.; one sisters, Mrs. JudyJester of East Bend; four hrothers, the Rev. James Parker of East Bend. Larry Parker of Advance, and Charles Parker and Buddy Parker, both of Yadkinvillc; and one halfsister. Gertie Hutchins of Winston-Salem. Funeral services were Friday. Nov 8. at Union Cross Friends Church by the Rev. Jake Penlcy. Burial followed in the church cemetery. , _ Memorials may be made to Union Cross Friends Cemetery Fund. R1. -a. Yadkinvillc. NC 27055. Nellie P. Rat ledge Mrs. Nellie Propst Riitledge. 87, formerly of Route I. Woodlcaf. died Monday. Nov. 11. at .Spencer Health Care Center, Spencer. The funeml was Wcdnc.sday, Nov. 13. at Eatons Funeral Home Chapel. Mocksville. conducted by the Rev. J.C. Swaim. Bnrtnl was in Rowan Memorial Park. Memorials may be m.ide to the organ fund of Woodlcaf United Methodist Church, in care of Libby Owens. P.O. Box 44. Woodleaf. N.C. 27054. Bom June 8,1904, in Jones Coun ty. Texas, Mrs. Ratledge was a daughter of the late Henry Alexander and Dora Hall Props!. A former teacher in the public schools of Jones County, she was a graduate of An- son High School In Jones County. She attended West Texas State Teachera College in Canyon, Texas, and Abilene Christian College. From 1929 to 1935, she was postmaster of Woodleaf. She was also a homemaker and affiliated with the Church of Christ. Her husband, Ephriam Pinkney Ratledge, died June 25, 1964. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Jerry (Ann) Spry ofCooleemee, and Mrs. C.H. (UNelle) Nolley Jr. of Shelby; one son, Fil Ratledge of Mooresville; three sisters. Zula Crumpler of Anson, Texas, MildredStuart of Denton, Texas, arid Gladys Steel of New Braunfcls, Texas; seven grandchildren; -. two siep- grandehildicn; one great-grandchild; seven step-great-grandchildren; and two step-grcat-great grandchildren. -DAVrK COUNTY CNTERKRISK RECORJ), THCRSDAV. Nriv, 14, 1991 Miss Lnna V. Smith Mi« l.ora Vcol.i Stnilh, 91. ol Rdiilc 2. Harmony, died Sniimlay, Nov. 9, IWI, In Oavi-; Comniiinily Mospind in Slale^vtllc. •She was horn Dec. 7, 1S99. in 17avic Coumy to Thomas Asbury mid l.oui.so Riddle Snillh. She Is survived by a niece. Mrs, Olenna S. Joyner. wllh whom she had made her home Tor ihe past 19 years, and a number of olher nieces and nephews. Funeral services were Monday. Nov. II, al Reavis Funeral Home Chapel in Harmony, conducled by ihe Revs. Ciive G. Bell and Norman Joyner. Burial was In Rock Spring Rapilsr Church cemeiery. Memorials may be m.ide lo Rcxik Spring Bapllsr Church Cenielcry Fund, c'o Mrs. Louise Anderson, Rourc2, Bos 247 B. Hnrmony, NC 28W4. Marvin L. Williams was'''''s'u^ Nov. 10, at Society Baptist Church, conducted by the Revs. Sidney Crimes. Floyd Ferry. Glenn Sellers and Steven Cos. Pallbearers were Gary Williams, Clarence Phclps. Mark Raulerson. Busier Hcndricks, Gerald Clcxlfcltcr, Umnie W. Smith. David Daywall and Fxld Williams. Burial was In the church cemetery. Born April 9, 1908, in Davic County, Williams was a son of the laic Newton R. and Ida McDanlcl Williams. A retired a.ssemhlcr at Milling Road Furniture Manufaclur- Ing, be w*as a member of .Soclcly B.sp- lisi Church. Ills wife. Anna Scamon Williams, died Feb. 19, 1981. anda son, Lester N. Williams, died Sept. 3, 1979. Survivors include: two .sons, Richard W. Williams of Advance and Tommy G. Williams of Slalesvillc; a daughlcr, Juann Williams of the home: 1.3 grandchildren; 16 great- grandchildren: one brother, Clyde Williams of Route I. Mocksvlllc: a half brother, Holland Williams of Route I. Mncksvllle; and a sister. F.(- la Seamon of MiKksvlMe. §AVlt CO. PUBDO DBR^^RY MOCKSULi£. NC -DAVIE COUNTV ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Nov. 21, IWI •Q I Calvin Lee Barnes Mr. Calvin Lec Bamc.s, 74, of Rome 3, Advance died Thursday, Nov. 14. 1991, at Forsyth Memorial Hospital in Winston-Salcm. Funeral services were Saturday, Nov. 16. at Fork Baptist Church, conducted by the Rev. Kenneth Evans. Burial wa.s in the church cemeteiy. Memorials may be made to Fork Baptist Church, Rt. 3, Box 23.5, Mocksville, NC 27028. Born Dec. 31, 1916, in Davic County, Mr. Barnes was a .son ol the late James David and Matlie Sue Minor Barnes. He was a retired farmer and a member of Fork Bap tist Church. He was preceded in death by his wife, Lula Ella Jones Barnes in 1990, a son, Larry Barnes and also by three brothers. Homer, Green, and Howard Barnes. Survivors include: two .sons and daughters-in-law, Bobby and Lynda Barnes and Rad and Doris Barnes, all of Advance; seven grandchildren: three great-grandchildren; three sisters, Annie McCartcr of Trinity, Alma Hardiman of Winston-Salcm, and Betty Plott of Advance; three brothers. Jay. Thomas, and Coy Barnes, all of Advance; and two sisters-in-law, Mrs. Jean Barnes of Advance and Mrs. Vivian Barnes of Mocksville. Ester Mae Buie Ester Mac Fleming Buie, 86, of Route I, Linwood, died Wednesday,, Nov. 13.1991, at Brian Center Nur sing Care of Salisbury. The funeral was Saturday, Nov. 16. at Churehland Missionary Bap- list Church, conducted by ChaplainNewton R.N. Hardin and the Rev. Mark Blair. Burial followed in the church cemetery. m>rn July 6,1905. in Davie Coun ty, Mrs. Buie was a daughter of llw late David Journey and Orxie McDaniel Fleming. A homemaker, she was a member of Smith's Grove ,Baptist Church and a former member of its homemaker's cla.ss.n Her husband, Walter Ray Bute, died Aug. I. 1967. A son. H.-T. "Bill" Buie, also preceded her tn death. .Survivors include; three sons, Terry Buie of the Churehland community, Henry L. "Hank" Bute ofSevern, Md., and Donald W. Bute of Cape Coral, Fla.; three daughters. Dtit Money and Mrs. Clarence (ton- nie) Bycrly, both of the (n«irchlandcommunity, and Nellie Vanhoy of Winston-Salem; 10 grandchildren; 14 nrcat-grandchildrcn; Three brothers. Gene Fleming of Salisbury, Ed Fleming of Salisbury and Florida and Mitchell Fleming ofFork; and two sisters. Paultne Moorefield of Salisbury and Dora Jones of Fork. Grace G. Dayvault Dayvault, 87, of Th j '^'"napolis, died mZ Rowan^tnorial Hospital. She had been indeclintng health for seven months and •'wnously ill for a wcefc.TJe funeral was Sunday, Nov. 17at (Tenter Grove Lutheran Church' conducted by the Rev. Maurice E."Slalcy. Burial was in Carolina Memorial Rnrk. Memorials may be made to the Chmeh, 1601 S. Cannon Blvd.. K.an napohs. N.C. 28083 BotinhlayS, 1904, in Coolccmec, late Robert Lec and Rachel DannerGnmth. She retired in 1969 from the ahect de|«inmcnt of Cannon Mill, i Co. Ptan, One with 40 years of .scr-vice. She was a member of CenterGrow Lutheran Church, where .she had been active in variinis activities through the years.^ had boM a resident of the area ntost of her life. Carl HendersonDayvaull, died Nov. 9, 198J. Survivors include; two daughters. ChTnac"'^ Safriet ofChiM Grove and Rachel D. Wiles ofHigh Point; two grandchildren; and (i (.-j 9 Mrs. Beulah M. Ladd Mrs. Beulah Mahaffey Ladd, 95. of Rt. 6, Mocksville, died Wednes day, Nov. 13, 1991, at Davie Coun ty Hospital after a short illness. Funeral services were Friday, Nov. IS, at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by Elders Joe McCollum and Jack Nance. Burial was in Grassy Knob Baptist Church cemetery in Iredell County. Mrs. Ladd was bom in Wilkes County July 12, 1896, to the late Thalus and Mary Rash Mahaffey, and was a homemaker. She was a member of the Shacktown Church of Christ in Vadkinville. . -. .Her husband, Buxton Ladd. preceded her in death in 1979. Survivors include; three sons, James P. Ladd of Rt. 4, Mocksville, Graham B. Ladd of Spencer, and Leon D. Ladd of Rt. 6, Mocksville; seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. davie CO, POBOC fAOCKSVlLLE. NC -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Nov. 21, 1991 Elizabeth G. Peoples Francis Elizabeth Gaillicr Pcciplcs, 61. of 8370 Highway S2. Rockwell, died Sunday, Nov. 17, 1991, at Rowan Memorial Hotspital after a serious illness of two months. The funeral was Tuesday, Nov. 19, at Dunn's Mountain Baptist Church, conducted by the Rev. Bill Hnllman, pastor. Burial was in Brookhill Memorial Gardens. Bom Jan. 27, 1930, in Davic County. Mrs. Peoples was a daughter of Francis Wood Vaughn of the home and the late Paul Gaithcr. A graduate of the Davie County schools, she was a member of Dunn's Motintain Bap tist Church and Spencer Women of the Moo.sc. She had retired from Rowan Industries becau.se of poor health. Survivors, in addition to her mother, include: her hu.sband. Clarence A. Peoples, whom she mar ried May S. 1945; two soas. Oarence A. Peoples Jr. of Granite Quarry and Steve Peoples of Raleigh; two daughters, Faye Frederick of North Augusta, S.C., and Betty Sue Adams of Salisbury; 11 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; ami a sister. Lucille Rownian of Grcenslioro. William B. Plyler Mr. William Broncoe Plyler. 84. of Route I, Advance, died Thursday, Nov. 14. 1991. at N.C. Baptist Hospital. Mr. Plyler was born Oct. 7, 1907, in Lancaster County, S.C.. to Fur- man A. and Mary Stames Plyler. Mr. Plyler moved to Winston- Salem in 1938 to open the Sears Department Store, and later operated Bill's Farm Supply in Winslon- Salem. He was a cattleman for many years, and was a member of the N.C. Cattleman's Association, the Antcrican Pttlled Hereford Associa tion. and in 1988 was inducted into the N.C. State Fair Livestock Hall of Fame. Mr. Plyler was a 32nd Degree Mason, a member of Salem Lodge No. 289, and a tncmber of the Scot tish Rite Oasis Shrine Temple. He was a charter member of past Patron of the Helen Marie Smith Chapter No. 316 Order of the Eastern Star and a member of CIcmmons Mora vian Church. Surviving are: his wife. Lois Esther Haines Plyler of the home; two sons and daughters-in-law. Phillip H. Plyler Sr. and wife Man- dy of Advance, and William P. Plyler atui wife Becky of King; two grand children; one great-grandson; and one brother, Ira Plyler of Waxsaw. A graveside .service was held Saturday. Nov. 16. at the Clemmons Moravian Graveyard, conducted by the Revs. Burton Rights and John Rainey. Memorials may be made to the Memorial Fund of CIcmmons Mora vian Church. "C a 1^ James E. Trivette Mr. James Edward Trivette. 56. of Route 3, Yadkinville, died Sunday. Nov. 17, 1991. at Hoots Memorial Hospital. He was born in Iredell County to John D. and Lillie Mac Taylor Parker. He was a member of Maranatha Baptist Church and a carpenter. Surviving are: his wife, Mary Lou Driver Trivette; one dau^tcr, Robin L. Brawley of Route 5. Mocksville; one son, Jimmy Lee Trivette of Yadkinville; two grandchildren; three sisters. Dot Loftin of Route 14. Statesville. Connie Hall of Harmony arid Linda Queen of Route 4. Statesville; and one brother. John Henry Parker of Harmony. He was preceded in death by a son. Tony Gray Trivette. Funeral services were Tuesday. Nov. 19, at Mackie-Gcntry Chapel by the Revs. Roger Elmore and James Moore. Burial was in Sugar- town Baptist Church cemetery. Vcrnice E. •Bud' Woods Mr. Vcrnice Eugene "Bud" Wootls. 76. of Rt. 14. Boston l.akc Road. Statesville. died unexpectedly Tuesday, Nov. 12. 1991, in the Emergency Room of Iredell Memorial Hospital in Statesville. Surviving, in addition to his wife, are: one daughter, Susie Woods Brown of Statesville; one grandson; one sister, Mrs. Mildred Benfield of Statesville, and a number of nieces and nephews. i Bom in Iredell County Feb. I. ! 1915, to the late James L. and Ada Mnnre Woods, he was a retired *1*1 a U.S. Army veteranof World War II, serving in Italy. He married Ruby Hollar on Oct. 4.1942, who survives. The funeial was Thursday, Nov. 14,1991, in Westmoreland Chapel at Bunch-Johnson Funeral Home.Statesville, conducted the Rev.Mike Jordan, pastor of Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church. Burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Wesley Memorial United Methodist trhurchBuilding Fund, 825 Wesley Drive Statesville, NC 28677. V. *_ QAVIE COv PUBQC QBRATf^ MOCKSVILLE. Nr o 1^ -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, WEDNESDAY. Nov. 27. 1991 cr e- r4> O t s- <3— James E. Horton James Evcrcllc Hoilon, 76, of Brian Center Nursing Care of Salisbury and formerly of China Grove, died Friday, Nov. 22, 1991, at the center. The funeral was Sunday, Nov. 24. at Linn-Honeycutt Funeral Home's Nonhcrest Chapel. China Grove, conducted by the Revs. Paul Pickler and J. Clyde Yates Jr. Burial was in the Mount Hope United Church of Christ cemetery. Memorials may be made to Mount Hope United Church of Christ, 7004 Old Concord-Salisbury Road, .Salisbury, NC 28146. Born July 12, 1915, in Davie County, Hoiton was a son of the late I..L. and Altha Cooke Horton. He was educated in Rowan County schools and was a member of Mount Hope United Church of Christ. He was retired from Celanese Industries. His wife, Mary Magdalinc Blackwrxid Horton, preceded him in death. Survivors include: a son, Jerry Horton of Fort Myers. Fla.: two daughters, Carolyn Kuchin.ski and Katie Jean Fjison. both of Fort Myers, Fla.: two stepsons. Flake Blackwood of Coolcemec and Fred Blackwood of Salisbury; two step daughters, Betty Sue Glass of Salisbury and Peggy Foster of Coolecmee; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Also, five brothers, David L. Hor ton of Griffin, Ga., Ray A. Horton of China Grove, Ralph E. Horton of Faith, Harold K. Hoiton of Salisbury and Kenneth O. Hoiton of Rockwell; and two sisters. Mis. Floyd (Opal) Ritchie of945 Julian Road, and Mrs. Jim (Shirley) Goodman of Rockwell. Abe Nail Howard Abe Nail Howard, 78, of Milling Road, Mocksville, died Tue.sday, Nov. 19, 1991, at Forsyth Memorial Hospital, Winston-Salem after a brief illness. The funeral was Friday, Nov. 22, at Bethel United Methodist Church, conducted by the Revs. Alvin Pope and Jack Luther. Burial was in the church cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Davie Coumy Re.seue Squad. Route 7. Box 4.T4, M<K;ksvillc, NC 27028. Born April 28, 1913, in Davie County, Howard was a son of the late William "Will" Miller and Ethel Nail Howard. Retiring in 1976 as an electrician with Ingersoll-Rand, he was also a farmer. A lifelong member of Bethel United Methodist Church, he had been a lay speaker since I960 and taught the youth Sunday .school class for 46 years. He was a volunteer with the Davie County Re.scuc Squad, with 23 years of service. Survivors include; his wife, Alva Tulterow Howard; three daughters, Mrs. Randall (Sue) Cave of M<K°ksville, Mrs. Jerry (Fayc) Vines of Bcckley. W.Va., and Phyllis Joy Howard of diarlnttc; three sons, Abe N. Howard Jr. and William "Bill" Howard, both of Mocksville, and James A. Howard of Vadkinville; 11 grandchildren; three great grandchildren; and a sister, Lillian H. Sain of M<K-ksvillc. Mary M. Meadows Mary Lee McLaughlin Meadows, 76, of 590 Wilson Ave., Mooresville, died Friday, Nov. 22. 1991, at Ircdell Memorial Hospital, . Statcsville. The funeral was Sunday, Nov. 24, . at First Baptist Church, conducted by n Dr, E. Harvey Rogers. Burial was in • Glenwood Memorial Park. Memorials tnay be made to First n Baptist Church, Memorial Fund, . P,0. Bo* 419, Moore.sville, NC ; 28115, or Hospice of Ircdell Coiin- ; ty, P.O. Bo* 822, Statcsville, NC ; 28677. Born Aug. 13, 1915, in Ircdell n County, Mrs. Meadows was a daughter of the late Calvin and Min nie Kerr McLaughlin. A member of First Baptist Church, .she had retired ' bom Cascade Mills. ; ^Survivors include: her hu.sband.. * Claude McKinlcy Meadows; ihrcc daughters, OIlie M. Melton and : Claudette Stutis, both of Mooresville, : and Margaret Foster of Mocksville; four grandchildren; five great grandchildren; three brothers, John, Marvin and Paul McLaughlin, all of Mixtresvillc; and two sisters. Nancy Bost of MiMirc.svillc ami F.velyii Daiighcrty of l.anilis. Laura Ifyson Richardson l.aura Viola Dyson Richardson, 86, of Rl. I, Mocksville, died Wednesday, Nov, 20, 1991, at Rowan Memorial Ho.spilal in Salisbury. Funeral services were Friday, Nov. 22, at Eaton's Funeral Chapel. Burial was in the New Union United Methodist Church cemetery. She was bom July 15, 1905, in Davie County, daughter of the late John Pinkiiey and Cynthia Luella Smith Dyson. She was a homemaker and was of the Methodist faith. Survivors include; her husband, Clarence Lonnie Richardstm of the honw; two sons, Norman and Buddy Richardson, both of Mocksville; one daughter, Betty Sue Prevette of Mocksville; seven grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and one sister, Olga Gaither of Mociuville. WV® CCL PQBDC OBIIiWV MocKsviae, nc -DAVIK COtlNTV EN1 F.RI'RtSK RRCORD. WEDNESnAV, Nnv. 27, 1991 0 N. <3-- . o Norman B. Smith Norman Bell Smith Sr., 66. of Route 6. Mocksville, died unex pectedly Friday. Nov. 22. 1991. at Davie County Hospital. The funeral was Sunday. Nov. 24. in Ealon'.s Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Paul Riggs. Burial wa.s in Center United McthiHlisi Church cemetery with Masonic graveside riles conducted by Masonic Lodge 174 AF A AM. Bom Dec. 2R. 1924. in Davic County, he was a son of the late William Nathan and Blanche Dwig- gins Smith. A retired employee of tngcrsoll-Rand. he was a veteran of the U.S. Navy, and served during World War II. He was preceded in ileath by a d.-tughler. Jane F.lirabcth Smith. .Survivors include: his wife. Donithy Hutchins Smith of the home: two sons. Norman Smith Jr. and David Hall Smith, both of Mocksville; two stepsons. Johnny Mason and Paul Mason, both of Mocksville; one stepdaughter. Mar ly Foster of Emerald Isle; five grand children; one great-grandchild; two .stcpgrandchildren; two brothers. Lawrence Smith and James Kermil Smith, both of Mock-sviUe; and three sisters. Louise Hartley and Katherine Poole, both of Mocksville and Helen Wtenn of Fayetteville. Mrs. Ruth B. Smith Mrs. Ruth Bycrly Smith. fo 96,rmerly of Ri. |. Mocksville. died Thursday. Nov. 21. 1991. at Autumn Care of Mocksvilic. Funeral services were Saturday.Nov. 2.1, at Eaton's Funeral Chapel Burial was in Salem UnitedMcthodisl Church cemetery.She was bom Sept. 26. 189.1. in Rowan County, daughter «.f the iatc Harvey and Delia Mae Kooniz Byer- I). She was a homcmaker, and was a member of .Salem United Methodist (Tiurch. Her husband. Arthur (Ott) L. Smith, preceded her in death. Survivors include: two daughters, Mae S. Walker and Viola S Uaywalt. both of Mocksville; three grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; six great-great grandchildren; one sister. Chlnis yrick of Coolcemee; and two brothers. Clyde Byerly of Salisbury and Jack Bycrly of Independence. Mo. Wake Ernest Souther Mr. Wake Ernest Souther, 67, of Rt. 2, Hamptonville, died Thursday. Nov. 21, 1991, at his home. He was bom in Wilkes County, the son of Luther Paul and Ethel Mae Harris Souther. Mr. Souther was a member of the Sandy Grove Baptist Church, and was the owner and operator of Souther Grocery. Hamptonville. Surviving arc: his wife. Elsie Bun- ton Chappell Souther of the home; a stepdaughter, Sandra Honcycutt of Hamptonville, and a stepson. David Milton Chappell of Advance; three sisters. Mrs. Gene (Ruth) Shew of Troutman. Mrs. Steve (Stacy) Hart- ness and Miss Alda Jane Souther, both of Hamptonville. and five brothers. L.P. .Souther of Grecnsbolto. J.F.. .Souther of Wilkesboro. William "Biid". Don and Lester Souther, all of Hamptonville. Funeral services were Sunday. Nov. 24. at the Hunting Cre^ Friends Church, conducted by the Revs. Milton Jordan and R.C. Red- . mond. Burial was in the church cemetery. y I / OAVIE CO. PUBUG UBRARY MOCKSVILEE; NO DAVIK ( (UlNTV KNTI'KI'RISK RFX'ORI). tmiRSDAY. ncr. 5. IWt a VO fU Felfon R. Barncycastlc Mr. Pcllon RimiscvcIi Rjiriicyciis- tic. R9, of Ri. 4. KasI Hcnil. died Wednesday. Nov. 27. I9<)|. m i|,c Yadkin Niiislii)! Center in Yadkinville. He was horn in Davic County to Henry .Sanfotd ami Minnie Hitnn Itarneycasllc. Survivinj! arc several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were Friday.. Nov. 29. at the Huff Funeral Home Chapel in Fjist Bend, camduiied hy the Rev. Glenn .Srnithcnnan. Burial followed in the Rockford Baptist Church ceiiK'terv Hobert T,. Dull Mr. Ilirhcn Gray Dull. fiI. of 71.10 (irainland Dr.. I.ewisville. died Ihursday. Nov. 28. IWI. at Forsjlh Memorial Hospital. He was horn Jan. 22. 19.10. in W inston-Salein to Hnhcn Dewey anti Flora Harper Dull. Mr. Dull was employed with Hanes Hosiery Mills for 18 years, and was presently employed with R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. He was a member of Forsyth Masonic Lodge No. 707 and Vienna Baptist Church. Surviving are: bis wife. Dorothy "Lucy" Baity Dull of the home; one son. Michael Gray Dull of Florida; one daughter. Mrs. Buddy (Rebecca) Haley of Georgia; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Arlis (Elaine) Nomian of East Bend; two grandchildren; two brothers. Dallas H. Dullof Wiiuiton- Salem and Jack W. Dull of Lewisvillc; two sisters, Kathleen Barrof Clemmons and Betty Myers of Ad vance; a beloved friend and great nephew, Bobby Williams; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral .services wcte Saturday, Nov. .10. at Vienna Baptist Church, comluctcd b)' the Revs. .Steve Fowler and Perry Link. Burial followed in Forsyth Manorial Park. Memorials may be made to Vienna Baptist Church or Hrmpice of Winsion-Salcm/Forsyth County. Inc. William D. Booie Mr. William David Booie, 9.S. of Route 8, Mocksville, died Monday, Dec. 2, 1991, at Davie County Hospital after a lingering illness. The funeral will be at 3:.10 p.m. I hursday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by the Revs. Ed ward lapperand Darrcll Cos. Burial will be in Union Chapel United Methodist Church cemetery. The family was .scheduled to be at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Bom Oct. 9. 1896. in Davic Coun ty. Booie was a son of the late David Alfred and Ida Flora Cleary Brxric. He had been a nurseryman and dairy farmer. During World War I. he served in the U..S. Infantry. He was a member of Ijames Crossroads Baptist Church. He was preceded in death by his wife, laila Kay Brown Booie. who died in I9.S2; a daughter, Ruth lllnll. and a son. Rodwell Booie. Survivors include; a daughter. Mrs. Bill (Edna) Baity of Mocksville: a srrn. W.D. "Bud" Boole Jr. of Ad vance; six grandchildren; five great- griindchildrcn; and a half-sister. Phoebe Moore of Mocksville. 3 QAVIE CO. PUBUC OBRAPV mocksville. no —a tO Geneva E. Davidson Geneva Edna Davidson. 77. of Route .1, MrKksvillc, died .Sunday. Dec. I, 1991. at Davie County Hospital in MrKksvillc. She was born June 22. 1914. in Cheslerrtcld. S.C.. to William Scab and Mary Francis Crawford Davidson. Mrs. Davidson was retired from N.C. Baptist Htwpital where she was a dietitian. She is .survived by: two sons. Mit chell Davidson of Belews Creek and Lester Cason of Ga.sionia: two daughters. Barbara C.xson of the home, and Louise LtKkemy of Winslon-Salcm; nine grandchildren: three great-grandchildren; and one sister-in-law, Mrs. Ruth Davitlson ol Winstrrn-.Salcm. Funeral services were Tuesday. Dec. 3, at Voglcr & Sons Main Street Chapel, Winston-Salem. with the Rev. Robert Blackburn officiating. Burial followed in Woodland Cemaery. Spencer M. Foster Mr. Spencer Monroe Foster, 82, of 3095 Plantation Rd.. Winston- Salem, died Momlay. Dec. I, 1991. at Forsyth Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were to be held Wednesday. Dec. 4, at Vogler's Main Street Chapel at 11 a.m. by the Revs. Gary Slyers and Robert McCarthy with interment in Gardens of Memory Cemetery. Mr. Foster was bom July 17, 1909, in Mocksville to William Henry and Calhrine Cope Foster. He moved to Winston-Salem in 1936 and was a well known farmer in his com munity. He was a chaner member of Liher^ Baptist Church, having serv ed as an elilcr and was an icshcr at the time of his death. He was preceded in death by his wife, Lillian Howard Foster in 1984 and by a son, Troy David Foster in 1965. Surviving arc; a daughter, Mrs. Faye and her husband, Daniel Dowell of King; two sons, Norman Spencer and his wife, Beverly Foster of Marion, and Travis L. and his wife, Linda Foster of 2047 Trtielove Lane; 16 grandchildren; 28 great grandchildren; and two brothers, Jake G. Foster Sr. of Clemmons, and Joe F. Foster of Winston-Salem. Memorials may be mode to Liber ty Baptist Church, 1548 Old Hollow Rd., WInston-Salcm, NC 27105. w CT" . o -DAVIE {•OIIN I V KNTERI'RISE RECORD. tllltRSDAY. Dec. 5. 1991 C" (Ji Edith Fayc L. Gordon Mrs. Edilh F.nyc Linvillc Gordon. 72. of Ri. 2. Hampionvtllc. died Monday. Dec. 2. 1991. at ,hc Valdcsc Center in Viddcse.She was horn in Davie County to Rcnjamin ami Minnie Wliite i.invillc..She was a nicinlier of Gospel Way Baptist Chitteh. and was married to Janics Mttnnic (iorcl«»n. who prwccl- cd her in cicjdh in 1983. SurGving arc: five ilaughtcrs. Irene Comette of Virginia. Betty L<«j Beard of Lcnoir. Mrs. Clyde (Virginia) CInireli. and Mrs. Sammy(J.anet) Wliitakcr. both of Hampton ville. and Joyce Withers of Drexel: two sons and daughters-in-law, Jerry and Brcnda Gordon of llamplnnvilte. Reuben and Minnie Gordon of V adkinville: .17 grandchildren: and several great-grandehildrcn and great-great-grandchildren.Funeral services were to be held tit 2:30 p.m. Wednesdity. Dec. 4. at the Mackie-Gentry Chtipel by the Rev. Junior Royall. Burial wii.s to follow in the Gospel Way Baptist Church cemetery. ' Meiiie Belle Jones Mrs. Mertic Belle Smith Jones. 62. of M2 Salisbury Street. Mocksvillc. died Monday. Dec. 2. 1991. at Davie County Hospital, after being in declining health. Funeral services will be held at 11 a^.ni. Thursday. Dec. 5. at Eatons Funeral Chapel by Mr. David Poyvell. Burial will be in Jericho C hiirch of Christ cemetery. Ihe family will receive friends atEatons Funeral Home Wednesday. Dec. 4. from 7-9 p.m. Memorials mtiy be nrade to the Davie County Hospice, P.O. Bo* m. Moeksville. NC 27028 or to the Carolina Bible Camp, c/o Mr. David Powell. North Main .Street Church of Christ. Mock.sville, NC 27028. Mrs. Jones w.is born June 6. 1929 in Davie County to the late Charles l^e and Delia Cash Allen Smith and had been employed with B & F Manufacturing Company. She was a member of the North Main Street Church of Christ. Survivors include her husband, Roland Franklin Jones, of the hotnc:three daughters. Mrs. Carl (Faye) Vates of .Salisbury. Mrs, Jim (Ann) Nilo of T.aylorsville and Pain Ell ington of .Selma; one .son. David Franklin Jones of Mock.svi||c: her step-mother. Lilliam Smith of Clem-mons; six grandchildren: two step- grandchildren: five great grandchildren: two .step-great grandchildren; one sister. Virgie Thotnpson of Lexington; two brothers, Harvey P. Sntith of Moeksville and Aldenc .Smith of High Point. She yvas preceded in death bv a brother, Rnbah W. Smith. «>. of2,1991 a, n!' - Statesvii,;'"C ftineral will i_ at Cr. ^ f '" McihodistChureh co^f "" Ronald J. Mann """?''"'fk and fj,'■''"feh cemetery "" •" (he ^bodulcd to Iw at"•g'« from 7 to 9placed in ,j,. will be Nov j/i .iCounty. KicClnt. ' • DavieJhc late Albert of Oak GrovcChwreh, he was a rll .'^''"'odi.stSurvivor., includ? "rpenicr.Wc.s,sick Mcaa„i^»f- Ruby •'"Pdaughicr. Linda ^ If*'''''"''; ' McOamrock,^i,fc"«' "•""'JjR'rt Mcaatnrrrt«randchiMren ,fc.'^"™'"J'.'eight Vo°r's- '^'^'.in,rockor'',.c,Wsi'- "1> ri -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Dec. 12, 1991 I Tcri I j» Barringer Tcri Lang Barringer. 45. of Roulc : 4. Mocksvillc, was found dead at her ; home Monday. Dec. 2. 1991. of I natural cause!!. ; A iiKmorial .service was held ; Wedne.sday. Dec. 4. at Bethel I Lutheran Church, Salisbury, con- I ducted by the Rev. Bruce Andereon. ; (Wslor. I Memorials may be made to the • charity of the donor's choice. . Born July 17. 1946. in Salem.Ohio, Mrs. Barringer was a daughterof John E. and Maty Harkey Lang of Salisbury. A graduate of North • Rowan High School, she was •employed as a groomcr by Salisbury •Animal Ho.spital. ; She was a member of Bethel .Lutheran Church and several wood- :carver organizations. ; Survivors, in addition to her ' :parents, include a brother, Scott i^ng ;of Saiisbuiy; two sisters, Joy Chaf- ;lin of Woodleaf and Kristy Hall of ;Salisbury; ber grandfather, George ;L. Harkey of Salisbury; and •stepgrandfather, Dominec Frank of KSebring. Ohio: and several nieces and atcphews. ^ .John H. Ferguson John Haynes Ferguson, 18. of Houston, Texas, formerly of Mock.svillc, died Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1991, as the re.siill of an automobile accident. A mcnmrinl service w.i.s held in Texas Saturday, Dec. 7. Memorials m.ny he nude to a special fund established at Bear Creek United Methodist Church in Howston. They should be addressed to The John H. Ferguson Fund, Bear Cieek United Mcthndi.st Church, 16000 Rippling Water, Hou-slon, TX 77084. Ferguson was a graduate of Langham Creek High School in Houston. Survivors include: his parents. Fred and Rosemary Ferguson; a sister and brother-in-law. Jana and Bert Lohse and two nephews, all of Houston: an uncle and aunt. Mr, and Mrs, James E. Newman and their two daughters of Alabama, He was the grand.son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J, Ferguson Sr., Mr, and Mrs, Giles T, Lewis, and the late Mr, James E, Newman Sr., all of Canton, :Mrs. Fern J. Blackburn ; Mrs. Fern J. Miller Bktckbum, 61. :of 221 Autoserve St., Wiaston- ^Salem, died Thursday. Dec. 5,1991. Tit her home, ; She was bom April 30, 1930, in ;Dobson to John W, and Minnie Bates'Jenkins, She was a member of Gospel •Light Baptist Church, I She was preceded in death by her Tir.st husKind, Wayne Hemun Miller, In 1977, , Mrs, Blackburn is survived by: her husband, John Vcmon Blackburn, of .the home; son and wife, Lanny W, pnd Kay W, Miller, of Winston- Salem; daughter and husband, Judy M, and Bert Huffman of Mocksvllle; four grandchildren; one brother, J,V, ^nkins of Dobson; one sister, Mabel Taylor of Boonville; six half brothers; two stepchildren; and one ktepgranddaughter, ; Tltie funeral was Saturday, Dec, 7, pt Vogler's Reynolds Chapel, con ducted by Dr. Bobby Roberson, the Revs. Allen Jenkins and Marilyti Cirulus, Burial followed at Gardens of Memoty, Walkertown, n Memorials may be made to Mo.spice of Wiaston-Salem/Forsyth County, IIOO-C S, Stiatfoid Rd„ Suite 201, Winslon-Salem, NC 27103. Robert T. Fontaine Mr, Robert Theron Fontaine, 84, of Advance died Tuesday, Dec, 3, 1991. at Bermuda Place, He was born in Atlanta, Ga,. and was a retired electrical engineer with Southern Bell Telephone Co. Mr. Fontaine was a member of Clemmons First Baptist Church, a graduate of Georgia Tech., a member of the Corinthian Masonic Lodge, Nashville, Tenn,, the Bermuda Run Country Club, ami the Kiwanis Club. Clemmons. Mr. Fontaine's Nxly was donated to the Bowman Gray School of Medicine, There was a memorial service Sun day. Dec. 8. at the Cletnmons First Baptist Church conducted by Dr. Robert Cantwell. Mr. Fontaine is survived by: his wife, Mrs. Freda Wimer Fontaine. Bermuda Village; a stepdaughter. Joan Oasaway and two stepsons. Brantley and Sonny Gasaway, all of Ixwisville. Memorials may be made to Clem mons First Baptist Chuteh Building Fund. OAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARY MOCKSVlLLEi NC / :'WUI' Carter : William McKitiley "Will" Carter. fi7, of Campbell Road, Mocksvllle. .slied Monday, Dec, 9,1991, at N.C, :pptist Hospital, Winston-Salem, He■bad been seriously ill three weeks,• The funeral will be at 3 p.m.•Ibursday, Dec, 12, at St. John AMEZion Church, conducted by the Rev,R.N, Meyers, pastor. Burial will beSn the church cemetery,;• The family will be at the church at2:30 p.m. Thursday, 30 minutesprior to the service. Noble and KclseyFuneral Home, Salisbury, is indharge of arrangements,^Bom Nov. 8, 1924, in DjivicCounty. Carter was a .son of the lateChc,>itcr and Jessie Woodniff Carter,ye was educated in Davie County Rhools and was retired from Ingetsoll-Rand, Inc.He was a member of St, John AMElaon Church, where he was a trusteefind member of the Young Men'spub.Survivors include: his wife, MarieQiasc Carter; a son, William C.Carter of Columbus. Ohio; aAughter, Denise Carter of Wiiiston-^em; four grandchildren; two great-ipatidchildren; and three brothersNorman Lee, Glenn T. and HughGarter, all of Mocksvllle. Lois S. Fulbright Lois Sigmon Fulbright, 76, of 117North Lookout Street. Clareniont,died Thursday, Dec, 5,1991. tit N.C.Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salemfollowing a period of declining health.She was bom Sept. 18, 1915, inCatowba County, the daughter of the late Calvin and Catherine HokcSigmon, She was a retired employee of Perfection Furniture,She was a member of St, Mark'sLutheran Church, where she was also a member of the Women of theChurch.She was preceded in death by herhusband, H, Dwight Fulbright: foursisters; four brotlwrs: one grandchildand one great-grandchild.Survivors include: two daughters, Ellen Hunt of Mocksvllle and MaryLou Turner of aaremont; six grandchildren; four great-grandchildren;and one sister. Marguerite Fox of Mocksvillc. The funeral was Saturday, Dec. 7,by the Revs, David P. Nelson andJohn Johnson at St. Mark's LutheranChurch in Clarement. Burial followed in St. Mark's Lutheran Church cemetery.Memorials may be tnade to St.Mark's Lutheran Church OrganFund, 216 West Main Street, aaremont, NC 28610. I- CS"" , a a -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Dec. 12, 1991 ^0 I » >■ / Jamerson Lee Harkey : Jamerson Lcc Harkcy. l-day-oldIon of Jeffrey Ue and Louann Har-<is Harkcy of Third Creek ChurchR<iad, Cleveland, died Sunday, Dec.|. 1991. al N.C. Baplial Ho.<piial, Winslon-Salem.; A graveside service was heldWednesday, Dec. 4. at ClevelandTown Cemetery, conducted hy theRev. Diane Cnrlell. rector of Christ Episcopal Church,t Bom Nov. 30. 1991. in Salisbury,the infant is survived, in addition tohis parents. I7: a brother. Jordan LeeHarkey of tlie home; paternal grand-llarents. Edward and Wanda Harkeyof Cleveland; maternal grandparents.James and Gwen Harris of Salisbury; maternal great-grandmother, NormaFreere of Sali.sbury: and paternal great-grandmother. Sadie Bunon of Mbcksvillc. ' Mrs. Lou K. Parks Mrs. Lou Key Parks. 78. of Winston-Salcm. died Thursday. Dec.5. 1991. at Forsyth MetnorialHospital. She was born Dec. 31. 1913. inSurry County to Pet Weldon and Nancy Jenkins Key.Mrs. Parks was of the Baptist faith.She retired from Swift Packing Co. in September 1974 after 33 years of service. Surviving arc: her husband. Lind- .say Marion Parks, of the home; six daughters and .sons-in-law, Flossieand Odcll Holder of Lcwisville. Rubyand Harold Hicks of Lexington. Ms. Betty Billings of Winston Salem. Ms. Mary Hilton of Lexington. Frankieand Roger James of lx;xington and Ms. (icrry 'League of Winston-Salcm; two sons and daughters-in- law. Le.ster Parks of Advance and Edward and Frances Parks ofWinston-Salem; 30 grandchildren; SOgreat-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild.Funeral services were Sunday, Dec. 8. at Hayworlb-Miller SilasCreek Cbapel. conducted by the Rev. Rill Chatman. Burial followed in Oaklawn Memorial Gardens. ^ Loul^ j. .Krenach , ■'essfc Krenach. 79, of Winston-Salemdied Fnday, Dec. <5. 1991. as theresult of an accident.He wax bom Nov. 6.1912. in Pin- Krer^ch.'^ 'Mr Krenaeb resided in Miami. Nn»h r vacationed inNorth Carolina for 25 years beforemoving here permanently nine yearsagm He was a retired ^neral con-iractw of residential building and am^l«r of Shiloh Lutheran ChurchHe IS survived by: his wife, Blanche Jerwann Krenach of the home-one son. Robert Krenachof Advance'one daughter. Karen Miller ofGarden Grove. Calif.; ftve grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and abrother. William Krenach of Piu-•sburgh. Pa.Funeral .services were Tuesday '?• " Luihcran Churchwith the Rev. Richard Roth of-liciating. Burial followed in thechurch cemetery.Memorials may be made to ShilohLutheran Church. P.O. Box 125Uwisvillc. NC 27023 Naomi B. Smith Naomi Benson Smith, 84, of Ctmlcemce. died Friday. Dec. 6.1991, al Autumn Care of Salisbury, where she bad been a resident for thepast five months.The funeral was Sunday. Dec. 8.at Eaton's Funeral Home Cbapel. Mocksville. Burial was in LibertyUnited Methodist Church cemetery.Memorials may be made to Con cord United Methodist Church. Route 4. Mocksville. NC 27028. Born Sept. 14. 1907. in DavieCounty, Mrs. Smith was a daughter of the Late Sam and Lillie Randall Benson. She was a 1927 graduate ofriMilceiiiee High School. Retired with 44 years of service from Burlington Industries, she wasa member aitd former Sunday school teacher at Concord United Methodist Church. She had also been active with the United Methodist women of her church. Survivors include: three sisters. Mrs. W.R. (Libby) Gales. Virginia Everhardt and Helen Walker, all of CiMileemec; and several nieces andnephews. Rev. Paul Moore 3 68. of Route Moraynm Falls. He had served chur wakes an-lwilkcs couruics. mn^ r" srandchildren; hissTtm M -J?"'""m!-m -I <'^'"•3 Lee)McNeil of Damascus. Va.. and Mrs Funeral services were Thursday. riiii»k' Springs BaptistSvS Revsi?™ "Ssef. Coy Miller and J C 2S7cV'!!.V;.7*f »C Mrs. Vioirt p. Sprinkle Mrs. Violet Renee PoindcxterSprinkle, 27. of Rouic 5. King, diedMonday, Dec. 9. 1991, nt VillageCare in King after an extended Illness.Mrs. Sprinkle was born Jan. 29.1964. in Vadkin County to Charlie G^d Kathlyn V. Kiger Poindcxter.^ was an employee for the MarriottCorporation and was a member ofMt. Olive a-iptist Church..Surviving are: one daughter. Gin-ny Marie Radgett; one son. KoryJames Sprinkle, both of King; herfethcr. Mr. Charlie G, Poindcxter ofWinston-Salem; one sister. TammyBrown of Vadkinville; two brothers.Charles K. Poindcxter of Vadkinvilleand Ronald Lee Poindcxter of DavieCounty; one half brother. RobertPOmdexter of Vadkinville; and guardian parents. Frank and AvolrneBadgett of King.Funeral services were .siheduleslfor Wednesday. Dec. 11, at the Mt.Ohve Baptist Church by the Revs.Vates Wilkcrson Jr. and AndyOliver. Burial was to follow in thechurch cemetery.Memorials may be made to a charity of the donor's choice. (a QAVie CO. PU.BUC ClBRARr mocksville NC DAVIK < (H)N( V KNTKRl'RISE RECORD. THDRSDAV. Die. 19, 1991- y Chsirlie.roe Blackweldcr Mr. Ch.irlic J«c Black«ol<Irr, 81, of Riiulc 8, MockwMli'. ilicil Wcdno<;diy. Dec. n, tWf, ■.» hi-^home ;il>cr a long illness,I'lmer.i! services were S;ilurdiiy,Dec. 14, »i Ijnmcs Crns-sronils Hap- lisi Church by (be Revs. GlennScller.s and Franklin Myers Rurinlwas in the church cemeieiv.Mr. niackweldcr was horn inDavie Coiinly lo ihe late Thr.niasAlcaandcr and Liza BcK tiaionBlackwcklcr and was retired wiih Iyears vrvicc wiih ihe Riiial lileciriial Adminisiriillon.He was a incinbi'r of Ijanios Crossroads Bapiist Church where hehad also served as a deacon.He was preceded in dcalh hy hisson. l-lton Dwjghl niackwcliler andiwo hrothers.James L. and T.A Blackwclder Jr.Survivors include: his wife, f-sielleChaKiii Blackweldcr; (wodaughleis.Mary Wcxidwnrd and Cnlecn Brownof MiKksvillc; four sons, Le.sicrBlackweldcr of Nonh WilkcsboroLeslie Blackweldcr. HardingBlackweldcr and Lloyd Blackweldcrall of McK-ksvillc; 13 grandchildren;• 16 prcal grandchildren; one sisterMrs. Hare! Chaflin of M.xksvilli'and a half hroiher. Boh Whitaker . also of Mcxksvillc. Claude W. Gartner "T-iWilson Gartner. Winston-Salcni. I ■ i . The riineral was Sunday. Dec. IS. at Salcoi United Mcllvxiisi C'liiirch. with Dr, Shcrnnm Wanicr and the Rsw.George Auoun officialing. Burialwas in the ehutcli cciwlcry. Mcnmrials may he made to the building fund of Salem United Mclbixlisi Church, in care of Darlcnc Hcpler. Route I, Box 277-4, Mocksvillc. NC 27028. Born in Davie County Nov. 29. 1913. Gartner was a son of the laicJesse Ixc and l.ydia Oodbey Carlncr.He had retired after 33 years as owner and ofxralor of Gartner's Service Center. A .Mi-ycar member ofIhe Woodnxn of the World Uxlgc No. 999, he had served on the hoard of trustees of Davie County Hospital. He was a mcniher of the Davie Academy Riirirao Club and Salcni United Methodist Church. Survivors Include: his wife. Louise Oailhcr Caniicr. to whom he hadbeen married for .S9 years; Iwo daughters, Margaret Ann Shew andJenny Turner, both of Mocksville;four sons. Tommy Gartner and LeeGartner, both of Mock.svllle. Edgar Gartner of Harmony and MickeyGartner of Omaha, Nch.; 10 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren: andthree sisters. Mary Blanche Morrison of Mocksvillc. Mac Troutman of Slatesville and Elizabeth Campbell of Harmony. ' Ina Mac Boger Ina Mac Bogcr. 81, of 2601 Alc*-andor Avenue, Kannapolis, died Tuesday. Dec. 10. 1991. at RowanMeiiiorial Hospital. She had beenseriously ill for five months.The funeral was Thursday, Dec.12, at Whillcy's Funeral MimicChapel, conducted by the Revs. John Ixiwards and Robert Howard. Burialwas in Carolina Memorial Park. Mctnorials may be ma<le lo FirstUnited McitxHliM Church. 2f>'i F.Mill St., Lamlis. NC 28088. Born July 29. I9|0. In DavieCounty. Mrs. Bogcr was a daughterof the laic Noah Albert ami ChallicMac Blankcnship Bogcr. She retiredfrom Cannon Mills Co. Plant I wa.shcloth department in 1973 with 4.5 years of .service. A memher of FirstUnited Methodist Church of l.antlis,she had been a resident of the area since 1926.Her husKind. Sam Bogcr. died in 1983.Survivors include: one son.Howard J. Boger of Airport Road,Kannapolis; five grandehlldrcn; 10 grcal-grandehildrcn; two hrolhers,D.L. Boger of Kannapolis ami Millnrd Bogcr of Mocksvillc; amithree sisters. Lillian BlaekwclJcr ofMcxksvillc. Sarah Chaffin of ChinaGrove and Nora Sloop of Salisbury. CharJe.s 'Chuck' Elliott Mr Charles G. "Chuck" Eiljoii.63. of Route 4. Advance, died .Sunday. Dec. 15. 1991,a,Davie Coun-i> Hospital.Mr. Elliott was horn April 1, 1928mChiirlotic. He was the son of H.irn"Banlcy and Eleanor Gordon Bllhut r-,"u """'her of the ExchangeCluh 0f WIrwuIn-SaIcni ,ind spent 32yc.y.s coaching liiile league footballand baschall.Siirsivor.s include: his mother ofWmston-.Saleiii; two sons. DavidElliott of Faycllcvillc and DouglasElliott of Advance; two daughtersDchbic Elliott Sanders of Advanceand Donna Elliott Nolan of N.ishviJieIcnn.: two graitdehildren; and onehroihcr, Donald Ellioil of King.Military graveside services hvDistrict j I Honorary MemorialCiiiard, Veterans of Foreign Warswas Tuc.srtay. Dec. 17. .it Parklawn Memorial Gardens,Mcmormls may he made to Wolffvic'k Bc*>stcr Gub Walkertiiwn. NC ^ Norman Lee Carter Norman Lee Carter. 80. of 242 Mount View Drive, died Tuesday. Dec. 17, 1991 at Davie County Hospital. He had been in declining health for Iwo years. The body will remain at Noble andKelsey Funeral Home in Salisbury, pending completion of funeral arrangemcnt.s.Bom July 8. 1911. in Mocksvillc. Carter was a son of the laic Chester and Jessie Woodruff Carter. Educated In the Davie County schools, he had retired from civil ser vice in New York. He wa.sa member of St. John AMF. Zion Church.Survivors include a son. Stanley Carter of Bronx, N.V.; a daughter. Florence Hit! of Bronx, N.V.; ami two hrolhers. Pelcand Glenn CnrlcT, both of Mixksvillc. Maggie D, Harpe Maggie Dy.v>ii Harpc. 75, o| R.siie9. Mocksvillc, died Saiiirdiiy, Dec.Id. 1991, at Davie County Ho-ipilaiafter an illness of one day. The funeral was Tuesday. Dec. 17.at Center United Mclhrdisi Church conducted hy Dr. Sherman Warner.'Burial was in the church cemetery.Memorials may be made lo thepavement fund of Center Unites!Mclhodi.st Church, Roiiio IMixksvillc, NC 27028 or DnvicCounty Hospice, P.O. Box 6fri Mocksvillc. NC 27028.She was bom May 20, 1916. inDavie County, to the laic Noah andMamie Tullcrow Dyson. A home-maker. she was a retired dietary aidewith Davie County Hospital. She waspreviously employed as a diclilian forDnvic Cttunty Schcxtls. She had beenaclivc in Davie Counly .SeniorCitizens, and was lifelong member ofCenter United Melhodi.sl Church amithe United Methodist Women.Her husband. Paul Harpc. died in 1966.Survivors Include; three daughtersMrs. CanxHI (Betty) Hanes. MaryJcanette Harpe and Mrs. Luther(Hilda) Potts, all of MixksviJie; ason. Uny Paul Harpc ofMix-ksviljc;sight grandchildren; three grcal-grandehildrcn; three sisters, DeoKimmer. Utuisc Bogcr and HelenChaffin, all of Mocksville; and Iwobrothers, Alvln Dvson and Wade Dy.son. both of Mocksvillc. OAViE CO. PUBQO MOCKSVIOE. □Bfwcr NQ IJAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Ihc. 19. 1991- Ray McBride Raymond -Ray- pranklin McBnrfc. 79, nf 38 Main St toolcenicc. died Friday. Dec, i3, ^■■"uniy Hospiial inM<»:k,villc. He had been in dcciln-III? health for a miinbcr of year'; binncjth was uncxpcclciJ.A pavcslde ,scr\ ice conducted Sonday, Dec. 15. inMcmonai Park, with the Rev. J D< ollms of Matthew..! olTiciaiinsBom June 16. I9I2. in DavicCounty. McBride wa.s a son of the rCuthrctI McBride. Edocntcd in theDovie County school.c, he warMnncrly etttploycd by Burlington Industries in Coniccmce. He laterfciired frotn Hoechsi-Cclancse Ik-was a member of Trinity Baptist'.hiiich in M,Kk.svil|e. In earlieryears he wasa Kiscbail player for the eooleemcc "Civrls."-Survivors include: his wifeKathleen Johnson McBride. whom hemarried Dec. 24. 1938; two sons.Johnny R. McBride and Terry LMcBride. both of Ccwicemcc. twograndchtidrcn; a brother. Qtl,McBride of Mock.svilie; and a sisterJosephine Whillev of Coolceniec Mary R. Newcomb Mary Josephine Rodcwald Newcomb, 68. of Milting Road. M.a:ksvillc, died Wednesday. Dec. I I. 1991. at Davic County Hospital. The funeral was Saturday, Dcc. 14, at .St. Paul's Roman CatholicChurch. Congers. N.Y. Burial was in RiK-kiand Lake Gclhscnianc Cemetery in RiK-kland Lake. Born Nov. 24. 1923, in Jamaica, Long Island, N.Y.. Mrs. Ncwconibwas a daughter of Kalharina Grosshollr Rodcwald of Mocksvillc and tlie late Paul RtKicwald. A homemakcr. slie was educated in the Janiaiea. l.iHig Island schixris. She was .a former crossing giianl for the Clarksiown .School System in New . York. She was a member of St. Paul's Ri-man CallmUc Clmiib ami theLegion of Mary. .She was also a member of the l-idies Ausiliary of ; VFW Post 2607 in Congers. Survivnrs. in addition to her mother, include: her husband, • Ch.irlcs T. Neweontb; four sons. '• John Rcimcr of Gmisc Creek, S.C.. ; Paul Rcimer and Thomas Newcomb. ! both of Garncrville. N.V., and t George Reimer of Congers, N.Y.;; eight grandchildren; antl threegreat-grandchildren. ' Mary F. McElhancy , Mrs. Mary Ethel Fine McElhancy,85, ofRoufe3.Mock.sviIle.diedFri-day, Dec. 13. 1991, al Forsylh Memorial Hospital.Mrs. McElhancy was bom Sept. I,1906. in Mayodan to Alien Hill andworked many years for RJR Tobacco Company, Old Doitiinioti BosCompany and Maple Grove Nursinc Home.She was a member of RedlandPentecostal Holiness Church.Surviving are; three daughtersMrs. Virginia Holton of DavidsonCotinly, Mrs. Katherinc Allen ofDavie County and Mrs. Ihwis Mon- higtic of Catiftirnia; one son. EdwardM. Fine Jr. of California; 29 grandchildren; .3,5 grcal-grandchildrcn; andlive grcat-prcat-grandchiidren.Funeral services were Monday,Dec. 16. at Vogler's CIcmmonsChapel, conducted by the Revs.James Slowe and Tim Austin with agraveside service at Forsylh Memorial Park. James H. Rouse Jame.s Holloway Rouse. 64, ofLongbow Road. Salishuty, died Sunday. Dec. 15. 1991. al his home. Hehad been in declining health eiehl months. The funeral was Tuc.sday. Dec. 17.at Powlcs Funeral Home Chapelconduclcti by the Rev. Tom Lomax!pastor of Old Country BaptistChurch. Burial w.is in flrookhiii Mcioi'riat Gardens. Born July 14. 1924. in Davic County. Rouse was a son of the laicAdolf and Bessie Pigg Rouse.Educated in the Davie Countyschools, he had been employed forthe past 17 years in the packing department of Cone Mills.He was a niciobcr of Old Country Baptist Church.Survivors ins-lude: his wife, MaryDancy Rouse; a son. Jimmy DeanRouse o| tir.iniie (Juarry; a daughter.Linda Rrvusc Shirley of Sali.shury;four grandchildren; three .step-grandchildren, a brother. HarryRouse of llarrishurg; and foursisters. Odessa Hanellne anst .SadieRouse, hs'th of Kannapulis, WillieRouse of Salisbury and Minnie Sher- rill of riiarlottc. Frederica D. Murphy Miss I— A graveside Monday, Dec. herfriends andfamily al RoseCemetery in Mivksvillc.Memorials may he made to I hef-rcderica Dec Murphy l-uml „rDayic Couniy Public Library. N.Mam Sircel. Mocksvillc. NC 27028.Miss Mitrphy w.ss torn July 91940. in Norfolk. Va., to Fred antJBetty Dennis Murphy, who preced ed her in death.She was a graduate of the DavicCounty High School Class of 1958and Appalachian .Stale University,n.iss of 196.3. Her teaching careerjwludcd the King High School intampa, Fia.. from 1963 10 1968Frotn 1968 to 1987. .she taughtEnglish at Davic High School and•served as a departtneni chairman formany years. She al.so served as forcn-sics coach for .several years. .She was a senior clas.s .Klvisor, .She was honored by the Class of1971 w,ih the CMff/fW dedication.After her rclircnicnt in 1987. she«rvcd a, president of the liasieOmnty Retired Teachers Assi, Site ,.s survived hy: a brother andsisicr-in-law. Jerry and Patricia Murphy of Newport News. Va • iwomcces and two nephews; numerous cou-iitr; IXaWE CO. PUBUC DBRARY UOCKSVILLE, NC DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Dec. 26, 1991- e John Burley Anderson . Mr. John Burley Anderson, 70, of Rt. I. Counly Home Rd..Mocksville. died Thursday. Dec. 19, 1991, at Davte County Hospital alter being in declining health. .Funeral services were Saturday, Dec. 21, at Eaton's Funeral Chapel, conducted by the Revs. Steve Hl»Jgecock and Glenn Sdlers. Burial was in Liberty Baptist Church Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Davie County Hospice, P.O. Box 665, Mocksville, NC 27028, or the American Cancer Society. Davie , County Chapter, 622 Foriythfledical Park, 1900 Hawthorne Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27103. • He was bom March 29. 1921, in Davie County, son of the late John and Minnie Lee Reavis Anderson. He {iad been employed with the N.C. ,Department of Transportation and B&F Mfg. Co. '. HewasalsoamembcrofOreenhill Baptist Church, and had served in the U.S. Army during WWII. ; Survivors include: his wife, Geneva Bailey Anderson of the home; one daughter, Mrs. Dwight (Gclane) Crannil of Mocksville: one Son and daughter-in-law, Wayne and Donna Anderson of Mocksville: Aree granddaughters: two stepgrand-daughiers, one brother, Curtis Anderson of Mocksville: three iisters, Lucille Plott of Mocksville, Thelma Bemhardt of South fend. Ind., and Lorene Fryes of Williston, Fla.: and a number of nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by four iistcrs. y Olin Grady Clawson Olin Grady Clawson, 81, of 1811 St. Paul's Church Road, Salisbury, died Saturday, Dec. 21, 1991, at his home, after being in declining hc.ilth for three ye.nrs. The funeral was to be 2 p.m. Mon day, Dec. 2.1, at .Suinnicrsctt Funeral Home Memorial Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Barry Kemp, pastor of Liberty Baptist Church. Burial was to be in Rowan Memorial Park, with military graveside riles conducted by the Rowan Cininty Veterans Cmincil. Born Nov. 4. 1910 in Coolccmec, Cbwson was a son of tin: late Miles Hamilton and Mattic Perryman Clawson. Educated in the Richmond County schools, he was a veteran of the U.S. Navy during World War II. He had retired as a carpenter for June (MMMlman Construction Company. Survivors include his wife, Louise Scamon Clawson, whom he married July .5,1930; .six sons, Bobby O. ami Donald Ray Clawson, both of Faith. Billy F.. ami Inrry W. Clawson, bmh of .Saltsbiiry, James H. Clawson of Durham, ami Roger D. Clawson of Davie County: two daughters. Sue Little of the home and Linda Miller of Salisbury: a brother, George Oawson of Faith: four sisters. Helen Mauldin and Moselle Jones, both of .Salisbury, Margaret Eller of Wilm ington and Dot Parks of Albemarle: 16 grandchildren and 14 Ivan D. BowersIvan Dab Bowers, 32, of Route 10, Mooresville. died unexpectedly Wednesday. Dec, 18, 1991, at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte after a brief diness. The funeral was Saturday, Dm. 21 at Vanderburg United Methodist Church, conducted by the Rev. Derty R. Barahaidt. Burial was in the diurch cemetery. Memorials may be made to Iredmi Vocational Workshop, P.O. Box ^ Murdoch Road, Troutman, NC 28166. Bom Sept. 4, 1959, in Hemtosa,Calif., Bowers was a son of David A, McDaniel of Vista, CaUf., and Iven Nettles McDaniel of Siatesville. Acgrpenter for John Crosland Co. of Charlotte, he was a former owner of l.B. Construction Co. ofMooresville. He was a memfer of Vanderburg United Metnodisl Church and the National Rifle Association. .Survivors, in addition to his parents, include: his wife, Cynthia Benfleld Bowers, whom he married A3ag. 4,1984: two daughters, Aman-<{g and Marie Bowers, both of the home: a brother. John Bowers of ElCajon, Calif.: three sisters. Tammy Karrcnstein of Statesville, Jennifer Bowers of San Diego and Christine Bowers of Vista, Calif.: paternalgrandparents, Ivan and Dora Bowers of Vista. Calif.: and matcmal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Al Joyner of Mocksville. Mrs. Pearl D. Comer Mrs. Pearl Davis Comer, 74, of Rt. I, Boonville, died Wednesday, Dec. 18, 1991, at the Yadkin Nurs ing Care Center. Mrs. Comer was bom in Surry County, the daughter of John and Mn7j:ie Davis Davis, and was a member of the Mt. Ncbo Church of Christ. Mrs. Comer was married to Hubert L. Comer who survives of the home. Aiso surviving are: threedaughters, Mrs. Cari (Charlotte) Shew of Pinnacle, Mrs. Wayne (Frances) Ray of Yadkinville, and Mrs. Betty Joe Wilkins of Mocksville: one son, Larry Comer of Boonville: 10 grandchildren: sevengreat-granddiildren: one sister, Mrs. Jcltic Philiips of Jonesville: and two brothers, Roysc Davis of Boonville. and Rex Davis of MiKksville. She was preceded in death by a sister, Mrs. Pauline Stewart, and a brother, Rufus D.svis. Funeral services were Frid-ny. Dec. 20. at the Mackie-Ocntry Chapel hy■.awrcncc Warden and lion Bailey.Burial followed in the Mt. Neho Church of Christ cemetery. OAVIE CO. POBDC UBRARV MOCKSyiiXE, NC Brandon C. BrownjBrandon Carlos Brown, 20, of1025 Turtlerock Lane. Winston-Salem and Route I, Box 10,M^ksville, died Thursday, Dm. 19,1^91 at Forsyth Memorial Hospital.■He was bom March II, 1971, inHunuville, Ala., to Wilson Brownaiid Sylvia Morales Curry.■Me was a graduate of ParklaiidHi^ Schod, having participated invirsily sports, and was a student atEist Carolina University, where heWhs a member of Delta .Sigma Phiftgteraity. .... a•Survivors Include his father andsttpmother, Wilson and Betty Chun*of Mocksville: his mother, SylviaMondes Curry of Wmston-Salem: hissiandparents, Joe P. and CarlotaMorales of Brownsville, Texas; hisst^grandmother, Viola Church oflaurel Springs: one brother, ShawnAhthony Brown of Charlotte: twostMrothers, Paul Senterof Mt. Airyaitd Clark Senter of Lowell: one stepsister. Lisa Anderson of Madison.A fiincral mass was Monday at Holy" Family Catholic Church by FatherJoseph Mack. Burial followed inWestlawn Gardens of Memory. Clemmons.iMemoriaUs may be nradc to Brandon Brown Sertoma 4-H Camp Fundfor Deaf Children, c/o Pat Wilson,ECU Program for Hearing Impaired.Blewster A-114, Greenville. NC 27858. John 'Jack' B. HowardMr. John "Jack" Bryant Ho^rd Jr 75, of 4253 Compton Dr., , Salisbury to John B. and Emma Jol- IIv Howard Sr. ,Mr Howard was manager ofWright's Clothing Store on Tr-ideStreet until Ins retirement. He attended Christ Wesleyan Chureh.He was preceded in death bybrother, Samuel Howard, and asister, Annabel K«»ick.Surviving are: his wife. F.Stalev Howard, of the home: oneson, Steve M. Howard of Winston-Salem: one «ta"8hter andjn-iji-^awBeverly and Joe Sa"'™. "'J; vine Tcnn.. the Rev. TJomasHoward of Kcrncrsvill^ Gord^Howard of Pompano Beach, andAlvin Howard of Advance: and twoMrs. Grace Craver Haq^r of Winston-Salem. and Mrs. Fxin.Shaw of Nashville. Tenn.Funeral services were20, at Hayworth-MilletSdas reChapel, conducted by ^ "Andrews. B""?'Parklawn Memorial Gardens DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, tHURSDAV, D«c. 26, 1991- <L ■(2 ^ William H. Lagle William Hugh Lagle. 55. of Gladstone Road. Mocksville. died Wednesday. Dec. 18, l99l.atDavie County Hospital after a short illiKss.The funeral was Saturday. Dec.21. at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel,conducted by the Rev. I. Don U^d. Burial was in Turrentine Baptist Church cemetery. Memorials may be made to theAmerican Diabetes Association,2315-A Sunset Ave., Rocky Mount. NC 27804. Born Jan. 22. 19.36, in DavicCounty. I.aglc was a son of Grace Stroiid l.aglc of Mocksvillc and thelate Thomas Jefferson Lagle. Aretired mechanic with Campbell's Body Shop, he was a member of First United Methodist Church of Mocksvillc. He had served in the U.S. Army. Survivors, in addition to his mother, include; his wife. Sylvia Everhardt Lagle; a daughter. Lisa Markland of Route 3; a son. William Hugh LagleJr. of Route 1. Harmony: two grandsons; a .sister, tjiura L. Bamhardt of Mocksvillc; and threebrothers. Jack. Bob and ^ul l.agle. all of MocLsvillc. ^ Ernest W. Simmons Emeitt William Simmons. 77. ofRoute 3. Advance, died Wednesday.Dec. 18. 1991. at Davie CountyHospital.The ftmeral was Saturday. Dec.21, at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel,conducted by Chaplain A.G. Parkerand the Rev. Jeff Roweland. Burialwas in Sunrise Cemetery in Jonesville. .Memorials may be made to DavieCounty Hospice. P.O. Box 665.Mocksvillc. NC 27028.Born in Surry County on June 1.1914. Simmons was a son of the lateCoy and Florence Greenwood Simmons. He was a dairy fanner. A U.S.Army veteran of World War II. hewas a member of VFW Post of Advance.Survivors include: his wife of 41years. Lorcne VanHoy Siminons;two daughters. Brenda York ofStatesville and Glenda Willard ofWinslon-Salem; two sons. RonnieSimmons of Statesville and CharlesEdward Simmons of Advance; andseven grandchildren. William C. Loman Jr. Mr. William Charles Loman Jr..72, of 720 Summit St.. Winston-Salcm. died Thursday, Dec. 19, 1991. at his home after an extended illness.He was bom June 9. 1919. in Winsion-Salem to William CharlesSr. and Leona Davis Loman. He was a graduate of R.J.Reynolds High School, and was aWorld War II Army veteran. He wasthe head of (he Shipping Division ofR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company formany years retiring several years ago.He was a member of Centenary United Methodist Church and theForsyih Country Club.Mr. Loman was preceded in deathby his wife, Sarah Froebcr Loman.He is survived by: two nephews, Frank Eugene Lentz of Mocksvillc and Thomas Davis Loman Jr. of NewBern; one niece, Doris Loman Lentzof Greensboro; one sister-in-law,Mrs. Thonus D. (Nancy) Loman andone brother-in-law, Robert J.Frocbcr. both of Winston-Saiem. A graveside service was heldSaturday. Dec. 21. at ForsythMemorial Park, conducted by the Rev. C. Jack Caudill. ' Mrs. Amy Ruth Warner Mrs. Amy Ruth Caudle Warner.81. of Winston-Salem died Thursday. Dec. 19. 1991, at Meadowbrook Terrace.She was bom Sept. I. 1910. inYadkin County to James Madison and Lillie Eunice McCollum Caudle.Mrs. Warner was a member of Bethcsda Moravian Church.She was preceded in death by onegrand.son. Warren Evan Warner in 1984.Surviving are: his husband. Grady(Shorty) Warner; one daughter. JaneHill of Salisbury; one son. JackWarner of Mocksvillc; five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren;one brother. Sampson Caudle ofWinston-Solem; and one .sister. Treva Hunter of Raleigh.Funeral services were Saturday. Dec. 21. at Bethesda MoravianChurch by the Rev. Brad Bennett. Burial followed in Westlawn Gardens of Memory. Claude J. Sales Mr. Claude J. Sales Sr.. 66. of2080 Highway 65. Winston-Salem.died at his home Sunday. D«:. 15 1991.He was bora in Yadkinville Dec.27,1924, to the late Francis Sales andIna R^iams Sales. He was employedby Winston-Salem Paving Company of Walkeitown.He was a member of IshiPentecostal Holiness Church.Survivors include: his wife. Mrs.Melba Peebles Sales of the home andhis son. Claude 111; three daughtersand six stepdaughters. Doris SalesTripp of Philadelphia. Pa.. SarahSales Wilborn. Beulah SalesWilliams. Carolyn Peebles. Vickie S.Peoples. Patricia Johnson. GlendaPmWcs and Michcll Peebles, all ofWinston-Salem. and Tracey Imcs ofAdvance; two sonsand two stepsoas.Claude E. Sales Jr.. Ernest RaySales. James F. Peebles, all ofWmston-Salem and Sgt. Lawrence B.Pwbles Jr.. of Germany; 11 grandchildren; 16 stepgrandchildren; 3fttcat-grandchildren; one step greatgrandchild; thTK sisters. Edith SalesEdwards of Winston-Salem, BeraiceSales Oritz and Mattie Sales Elliott,both of Greensboro; five brothers,twin brother. Fred Sales ofWilkesbora, Willie Ray Sales ofChicago, m. James Sales of B^-ville, Winnie Sales of Suite. Md..Evans Sales of Washington. D.C.;one brother-in-law. Glenn Davis ofOhio; three sisters-in-law, a devotedsister-in-law. Mary Thomas ofWinston-Salem. Catherine Price ofSalisbury. Alvin Chapplin of NewRochelle. N.Y.; and a host of nieces,nephews, cou.sins and other relatives and friends.Funeral services were Friday. Dec.20. at Ishi Pentecostal HolinessChurch with Elder Percy Woods officiating. Burial was in EvergreenCemetery. axviE CO. POBtic Maxi^MOCKSVQXE. tKl cr-- . o