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Jan - JunDAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Jan. 4,19J6 -.3 > <-1 'Z. D .1: 5 V. Blister Beck Nathan C1ive*Buster' BeckSr., 80, of 1621 County Line Road, Haimony, died Wednesday, Dec. 27, 1995, at Davis Community Hospital in States- ville, 1 Ic was born in Davie County Aug. .10.191 lo lite Ime Shcrid.in "Buddy" anil Annie Bcaliicc Oyson Beck and was a a-lired eaipcnter. A Woild Wai II veteian seiving in ilie ll.S Aiiny. lie was a mcnilKr of Ml. ksvillc VBV Post .1024. llewasof ■111' Mi'ihodisl failh. Smvivofs inehuU* bis wife. Mary I Id illc Tnlleiow of ibe home; a son. Nathan Clive "Buddy" Beck Jr. of Mi' ksvillc: 2 gnuKlchildrrn; and a I'loiher. BInmc f. Brek of ll.annony. He was pieccdetl in death by a liiother. Dewey P. Beek. and a sister. .Antatula lili/abetlt "Bessie" Beek Slioinl. I'lmetal scrviies were conducted at .! p iti. IXt 'O.al Reavis Putteral Hotttc ( hajx-l by tlie Revs. William "Billy" larrelt aiKl Dav id M. Rollins. Bttrial folloued at New Utiion Unilerl Melh- iKlist f.Tiurclt with tnilitary graveside rites performed by Statesville V.F.W. Post 2031 and D.A.V. Harold Littlefield Chapter 68 df Statesville.Memorials may be made to New I 'tiion United MethcKlistChurchCem-etcry Pitnd. c/o Pal Moore, 551 Turkey I wn Rd.. Mocksville. NC 27028 or to the Cattccr Fund, Mrs. Bill Leach, Mcntorial Chairman, .544 Dogwood Rd.. .Slittcsville, NC 28677. Willie Frank DavidsonWillie Frank Davidson ofU.S.Hwy. 158. Mocksville, died Friday, Dec. 29,1995 at his home,Bont In Troutman, he was a son of the late Augustus and AnnetteDavidson. He had been employedwithRJ. ReynoldsTobaccoCompaityjMS - 1 Ail VinF Hiutes Hosiery Mill until hisment He was a member of Rock HillChurch of Christ.Hisrtistwlfe,VallieScottDavidsort, died in 1982.Survivors include his wife, ViolaDavidson: 3 stepsons, William Shanksof Washington, D.C, Kenneth and«Wayne Shanks, both of Mocksville; 3stepdaughters, Alice Marie "Peaches"Davidson of Mocksville, Joann Jonesof Salisbury and Rcdiella Shanks of thehcme.Funeral services were heldon Monday, Jan. 1 at 3 p.m. at Rock HiUChurch of Christ in Rowan Cbuniy.Minister J.F. Kennedy was Eugolist,assistedby the pastor, Anthony Reese.Burial followed in the church cemetery. The body was taken fromMontson-Studevent Funeral Home tothe church at 1:30 pan. where the fa^ily greeted ftiends at 2 p.m. at t^ church. . •Memorials may be made to ; county Hospice, 210 Hospital St.Mocksville, NC 27028. y Danny ClarkDanny Dwayne Clark, 35, ofMocksville,died Wednesday.Dec. 27, 1995.He was bom Nov. 19,1960inBlue- Piekl. W.Va.. to Scarlette BlankenshipNeal and the late Luther Edgar Clark.Surviving are his wife, MaryWinfrey ClarkofMocksville-.adaugh- ler. Brittany Victoria Clark ofMocks-ville; a son. Nicltolas Daniel Clark ofRural Hall; his mother and stepfalher,Scarlette and Mack Neal of Walker-town: 2 sisters, Kathy Gregg Unk ofArcadia And Dreama Clark Carter of A graveside service was conductedat I p.m.Dec.29,atGaidcnsofMemotyin Walkertown with the Rev. Danny Smith officiating. J Kelly Lee Gaither Kelly Lee Gaither Sr., 66, of Duke Whitaker Road, Mocksville, died Thursday aflemoon, Dec. 28,1995, at Davie County Hospital. He was bom in DavieCOunly, Aug. 17,1929 to the late William Louie and Edna Stroud Gaither and was retired from the U.S. Army where he served during the Korean Conflict with tours in Germany and Okinawa. He was a lifetime member of the AMVETS In Lexington, the VFW and the American Legion Post in Lexing ton.Surviving are his wife, Ruth Chaflin Gaither o^ the home: 2 daughters, BiendaCroweofMocksville and Kathy Gaither of Yadkinville: 3 sons, Curtis Gaither of Harmony, Kelly Gaither Jr. of the home and Ranald "Moony" Gaither of Winston-Solem: 8 giand-chitdien: a great-grandchild: a aster, Lucille Monison of Galax, Va.: and 2 brothers, Qay Gaither ofWinslon-Sa-lem and Billy Gaither of Mocksville: and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at 11 a.nL Jan. 2, at Eaton Funeral Chapel with the Revs. Ben Mull and ElishaRobertson oirtciatiDg.Burial with mili tary honors by the 11th District Memo rial HonorGuanl, Veterans of Foreign War, followed in the National Cem etery In Salisbury.Memorials may be made to New Union UniledMelhodist Church, Shef- lield Rd. Mocksville. NC 27028 or to the Amedcan Diabetes Associatioa Bennie O. Cottingham Bennie Otha Cottingham, 63. ofRichmond, Va., died Monday, Dec.25,1995, itl Henetico Doctors Hospi tal in Richmond.BomMay4,1932,inMarion,S.C., he was the son of Ruby CottinghamBost of Salisbury and tire late BennieOtha Cottingham. He was retired fromSoutheffl Railway in Richmond, Va.Surviving in mldition to his rrtcther are his wife, Charlotte Trexlercottingham: 2 sons. Rick and DavidCottingham: a daughter, GailChapman, all of Richmond, Va.: 5sisters, Jean Hamilton of Mocksville,Virginia Cox of China Grove, OpalGiimn of Salisbury, Lois GaltherandChristine doer of Richmond Va.: and 5 granilchiMiBn.Graveside services were held at 2p.m. Dec. 28, at Dale Memorial Cemetery in Richmond, Va. / JohnA.HeldennanJohn Avery Heldeiman Sr., 76, ofWinston-Salem, died Tuesday, Dec. 26,1995, at his home.He was the father of John A.Helderman Jr. of Mocksville.Funeral services were conduct^ at2 p.m. Dec. 28, at Haywoith-MillerSilas Creek Chapel with Masonicgraveside rites following at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens. Davie County Public UOrdOf Mocksville, NC PAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Jan. 4,1996 Hazel Hester Huel E. Dohy Hesicr.1^"- iHUton, Jietl Mi^wlny. f^'U,)rnMay1,l'W«'Sloke^Coi.iiyl„WalicTani)VclviaA«hbyWhilc,she a member of Fust Wcsleyan Church ami wii« cniployal hy Intenm|l,.mcCarca'i;iwniricclnurrinBa«i!i- Stic wii-. piccoicrl in liisi hifhanil. ':hat1cs llobySr,. Sarvivin? are her huOMrvl. Ray1 kKicr <.r Ihc honre; 3 Oaughlers, Jwn I'opeanclKalhyFrcemon.bolUofWm- M„c>-Salcni.a"(IBcilyBruc«ofM(«:ks- UlU- •» «<nv Charles Dohy of Ad- vaiKC; Michael Dohy of Randlcman,„(IKe.."vnohy<"Clc.nn".ns'.«Map-..,n,Joirylh'MenifnoriJn;abroIher, MacKay While orKing-astepniolhCT. S.acev Whiu- of Wahnit fove. MVrandchiMonv.aml.Urealg.ai'ds-hil- '"^l-iinenilsciviccswcrehelil at2p.m. Dec. 2R. ai Fiis! Wesleyan Church by ilie Rev. JiKiaihaii Lewis. Bunal fob|„wed in Belhcl United Melhodist (hurchCeiiielery. 7 - "■ liplS.aihcThomc vieeswetcheldal ^ ^ 11 a.m. I -l-aion F""':"' ¥'*' v e*Chapel will'ftcvLaTf''"'-;'' ^ ..fikialing. Ifollowed in Ccn- !• r^r 1icr Unilcd Melh- I _ •. j odistCcmeiery ..onsidered forMeitwnials _ ^el choir of ,he now«'' n „,i«Chutch.NodhMocksvillcl 'ra'*;'?' ^jc. 27028MainSneel.Mcekf e.N.hs Flower' „ ^i,.Chutch.Nodhvl,x:ksvillcl 'ra'*;'P' fjc. 27028MaliiS""''^"^ . ,,'o 1,0X406. MncVsvillc.N^^ Oav.e .County. She was bom ■WilUam,March 24. 192 '°^i„gins SmithNathan anil Blawhc^^ and was a retiredre 5,^ 14yearsMooreDepan^";^-i'S.o^^_^^^,, trxWn-;:;frMocksviiiewhere she had First Baptist church choir^„a..ivcsmg'ng.nj^^^,hehomc-aral serving 4^ She was also ac-coming V Republican tive in the worker J Jesse N. James iessc Nalhen James, 61.ofLexing ton, died Tuesday. [)ec. 26, 1995, al N O. Baptist Hospital in Winslon-Sa- lem. A native of Davie County, he was homMaichd, I9J4, to the late Samuel Seaford and flessie Boyd James and was retired from PPO.Survivingarehisfomicrwife,Annie Baiicy Jatncs of Lexington; 2 sons. Wade James of Soulhmonl and LanyJamesoflj:xingion;3daughlers,Kathy Smith of Welcome, Jessie Lanes Hedrick and Amy James ofLexington; 7 gmndchildrentagreat grandchild: 2 brwhers. Clay James of Advance and Ricliard James of Mocksville; and 3 .sisters. Myrtle Smith of Yadkinville. Nellie King GtaleyandLaum Durham, both of Advance. The funecal washeld at 2 p.m. Dec. 29, al Vogler'sPiedmontFuneral Home Chapel wilh ihe Rev. Bobby Roberson. Burial followed at forest Hill Ivlemo- rial Park. Memorials may be made 10 Hos pice of Davidson County, P.O. Box 1941. Lexington, N.C. 27292, Connie Leazer SalesCorillia "Connie" Learer Sates, W.of27-'Watts St.,Cooleemee.diedearly Tuesday. Dec. 26. 1995. at RowanRegional Medical Center.She was horn in Rowan CkiuntyMarch 4.193(1 to the late Foil Monroeand Lillie Mowery Uar.er and waseducated inilreRowanCoontysch^ls^ShehailbeencmployedbySianback Company ns a secretary for 20 years.At the time ofher death, she was eni-ployedbyHoechslCelancsewhereshe was a lab technician for 23 years. Shewasamember ofOay-sChapel United McthiKlisi Church in Salisbury.Survivingareherstepmother.Nora Leaierof Kannapolls.and a numberofaunts,unclcsandcousins.Funeral services wereheldat2p.m.Dec.28.atOay'sChapel United Meth odist Church with the Rev. DavidColson officiating and burial following in the Chestnut HIHCemeieiy. Memorials may be made to GaysChapelllniled MethodistChurch.5545 Woodlcaf Road. Salisbury. N.C. (KxlheyofGitensbv • Hahlev "'"'*^v,,,nhc,.KeimitSmiih?,S«kTville'. and hV .md nephews. y John T. Lash John Turner 1jtsh, 74, ofWinston- Salcm died Friday, Dec. 29, 1995 at Porsyth Memorial Hospital. He was born Aug. 4, 1921 in Farmingion to Major Lee and Etnma Tysinger Lash and was a member of Calvnry Baptist Church.He served in die U.S. Army's lOih Amx«d Division iluring World War II and was wounded in the Ardennes C.imp.aign in Germany. He wasawarded Ihe Purple Heart, cited for bravery inihefaccofcombattwiecand was awarded two bronze slats. .Survivors include his wife, FrancesB, IjLsh of Ihe home; 2 sons, Jolm 0, Lasli of Belleair Beach, Ra. and Den nis M. LashofWinslon-Salem:adaugh-ler.UntSaL Norman ofKing;6gnind-children; 2 sisters. Ruby L Lapish of Winsion-Salem and Lillie L. Dull ofAdvance; andseveral niecesand neph ews. Funeral services were tajnducled at3 p.m. Dec. 31 at Vogler and Sons Main Street Chapel hy Dr. C. Mark Cons. Burial followed inSalemCem- etery. Caiiiilla Shaw Camilla HolmanSigmon Shaw, 77, formerly of Bingham Street, Mocksville, died of cancer Friday, Dec. 29. 1995, at Autumn Care of Mocksville. UiimAug.9, l918,inDavieCQunty. she was a daughter of the late Guy Boone and Mary Llla Witberxpoon Hoiman. She retired fmmllie textile industry and kept the nursery at Mocksville First Baptist CTiurch wlicre she liad been a member for 35 years. A son. David Ixe Shaw, preceded her in death. Survivors include 2 daughters. Gail .Sigmtin SlewanofMocksvilleand Kay Prances Shaw of Houston. Texas; a brother, Clyde Holmanof East Bend; and 2 grnnJchildren. Slw was burieil .11 Rose Cemetery. Memorials may he made lollic Bus Fund of Mocksville Rrsi Baptist Church, North Main Street, Mocks ville, NC 27018. LeolaS.lVivette Leola Spry Trivclle. 87. of Win-slon-Salera died Friday. Dec. 29.1995alherhome. She hadbeen indechnmghealth forsome lime. She was the widow of Horace G.Trivetie. Her brother. Ralph L. Spry.predeceased her in Nov. 1994. She issurvived by abrolher, W. Denmc Spry of Winslon-Salem and several mecesandnepliews.She was bom C)ct- 15. 1908. loMaggie Foster and Rufus Lee Spry m Cooleemee.Funeral services were held at 1 '.30p.m. Dec. 11 al Voglefs Main Street Chapel- ,Burial followed in Oaklawn Me- DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Jan. 11,1996 ;Lou Jean Lakey f L(iiiJeanRiJdleLfikey.66.orFarni- InglonRoad.diedSnlunlayAighlathei hi>nie. She was bominDavie C?ounly. Dec. thcliilcOscar and Maltie Beauchamp Riddle and relired wcfeiatyuiih ricullure Ex- n . lenslnn Scr- \ vice. She was fomwriy wiih Ihe Davit- Coiinly School Sysicni as sectclaiy al Farmington Elcincnliiry School. She was a member of raiiiiinglai BapiisI Church. She was preceded in di-iilh hy a sun. Roland W. Lakey II, in 1983. Survivors include her husband. Bobby G. Lakey ofIhe home a daugh ter. Ij3u L. Tollison of'Advance; a grandson: a sister. Naomi Vick of Greenville; and 2 hrolhers. Norman RiddleofSlatesvilleand Donald Riddle of Mocksville. ; Funeral serv ices were to be held .it 2p.m. Jan. 10, at Fjton Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Roy Beals officiating errd burial following in Ihe Farmington Community Cemetery. ' Memorials may be tiudc lo Farm- I laglonC(MnmunityCetna^,c/oMis. JTT. Green, Farmington @hd, Mockd- • foUe. N.C 27028. Bertha H. Westmoreland Hertha H. "Big Moma" Westmoreland,89.ofMooresville.diedWednesday, Jan. 3, 1993. ai her resi- ucrwe following a lengthy illness. Bom in Iredell County, Nov. 20, 1906. she was die daughter of the late ^~rge Alexanilcr and Gertrude lieneAllison Heaggans, She was the widow of(heRev.L.W.We.stit»reland Funeral servlce,s were conducted at. p.m^Jan. 7, at Shinnsville United hutch ofChn.sl inTromrnanwiihtheRev. Waddell Rivers and Dr. James I cacc olTiciaiing. Burial followed inIhe South Iredell AME Zion Church n'RiTCerv. ghotnemaker^ Ole She was a nw ^ united School tcKk- youth n -.jandwasanw^^J --r'c-sr. het Bible- byct!!?WiHiarf.in HI-husband. UartyWrllrd David r=''""l®Txe2daugh«ts3ne Fearringion°f ^ UityWlbfl great held tilFuneral ,;^^umiedWh-g,m,lan.l0.aiM|^ e^„s.T»myodist Church^* ^ Cavie County Pubiic LibfaiV Mocksville, NC DAVIE county enterprise record, Jan. 18,1996 • V i -Si Ima Baity AllenJ Ima Baity Allen. 86, of Yodkin- ville, died Tuesday. Jan. 9. 1996. at Yadkin Ninsing Onler. She was bom Dee. 21. 1909. in Vadkin County to the late George and l=nima Cravcr Baity. Sfic married Wil- Main l-dward Allcn.Oct. .11,1926. She was a linineniaker and a riieniher of liiniers Creek Baptist Church. .Surras ing are 2 s<ins, Junis R. Allen "I Boons ille and Ahlean Allen of Mocksville: a daughter, Jessie A. Bo- ger ol I aiiniiiglon; 2 dangliters-in-lasv. Nell M. Allen of Yadkinvillc and Sue Mien of Ranninglon; 12 grandchil- dien: 17 great grandchildren; and 5 great-great giaiidchildren. .She ss.ts preceded in death by her husband in 1988; and 2 sons, J.W. Allen in IW .and Irvin Allen in I960. A fnneral service svascoitdiictedal 11 am. .hut. 11. at Mackie-Oentiy Rti- "Cial Chapel by the Rev. Allen Barker. Iliiiial follossesl in Mount Olive Church < ■cinctery. Memorials may be made to YadkinCounty Qjuncil of Aging. P.O. Box 789. Yadkinville, N.C. 27055; or to Yadkin County Home Health, P.O. Bos 457. Yadkinville. N.C. 270.55. Donna Rita Daugherty j I Joiitia Rita Datigherty, 65, of Win- sliui-.Salcm.died Monday, Jan. 8,1996. ;ii her home. IJoni Jan. 17. 1930 in Cleveland. < Miio. to Prank and IHorcncc McGraih f kiiighnty. she wnsa vdluntecratShady (iiove P.lemenl:ir>' SchtKil. .Siir\-ivorstncUideherlnisbatKl,Fretl I hirry Smith of the home; 2 soii5i and 2 diuighlers. including Kathleen Patricia Uokeno of Advance. 'lite rttneral mass was held at ] I a in. Jan. II. at Holy Family Cath0licdiiircli by Father Tliomas W^lsh. Ihiriiil followed In We.stlawn Gardens of Mcnuu y in Cleinmons. j Moses on s \■J Moses Bndgcs • jj^TucsdaVt Bridges Sr, and Maggie «®"Mfreceived an undergraduate de-He receivM a ^ ^ gree Ibtni University of «nanlin.he05.Navy.serv.ng rSsssjschools. Hc c..4»dw\1 South-SmnhFotkEleti^«^^, ^svest u.-hSchool Hewasa':°"^''t";^heNSonalEduca.ionlife member /AssociationAssociation and the N£. AofEducatorsniulwasapmfessiotulorgantfauo^^^Kis career. He was a memoer m 1 iniied Methodist Church.nmns Uniieo tncu j ofBtantton.Fia.. gji^ges ofSSiohnBnJ-tGrcens. Memoiy to Oem- y J Kathleen Munday BunchKathleen Munday Bunch, 72. ofCollege Park. Md. died Monday. Jan. 8.1996.BomSept.8.l923,inCool«meeshewaslhedaughterofthelateShemll and Beulah Munday.*. She was preceded in death by her"husband. Graham-Chip-Bunch Jr. : Survivors include a daughter.RebeccaBunchBenderofAtlanla.Ga.. 2 brothers. William Sanford MundaybfRuialHaUandRobeilH.Mundayof Mocksville; 2 sisters. NellieWoodleaf and Carol Wagner of Ad- vaitce. _ .,"• The funeral was held at GaschsFuneral HoinelnHyaltsville.Md..Jan. 13 with burial following at ArlingtonMemorialiremeieiy at alaterdate due ' to inclement weather. • Vehna Hendrix Craver •";VelmaHendrixCtaver.88.ofI^ Blxby Road. Advance, died Sunday.;Jan. 14, 1996. at her home after a sudden illness.She was born in Da vie County, Oct.9, 1907. to the late Louie and LeilaFiye Hendrix and had been a home-maker. She was a member of ForkBaptist Church and especially enjoyed ciocheting. sewing, music and pencl sketching. ' ' .Herhusband. Lawrence Ray Craver.; died in 1977. A daughter. Peggy JeanCraver. also preceded her in death.Survivors include 2daugKtets.Joan;C. Thomas of Advance and JaneCometl of Elk Creek. Va.; a grandson and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were to be held at2p.m. Jan. IT.at Eaton Funeral Chapelwith the Rev. Ken Evans ofnciatingand burial following in Fulton UnitedMettodist Church Cemelety. Memorials may be made to ForkVFD. do Tony Moore. U.S. Hwy. 64East. Mocksville. N.C. 27028 or theDavie County Heait Fund. P.O. Box 406, Mocksville, N.C. 27028.. Davie County Public Liinai|Mocksville, NO w C-- DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. Jan. 18,1996 / V* V i -<5 Lillace B. Eaton J Lillacc Bowles Eaton,90.of345 N. Main Stieel. Mocksvillc, died unex- pccleilly Wednesday moming. Jan. 10. 1996at Davie County iiospital. riincinl services were lieldat 2 p.m. J,in. 1.1, at First Baptist Clnirc|i in MiKksvilleby Dr. Ijuiy Hovisandthe Rev. Charles Bullocli. Burial followed in Ruse Cemetery. She was bom In Davie County. Aug. 14, 1905. a daughter of the late Mastcn and Julia Summers Bowles. She was a member of First Baptist Church and was associated with Eaton Funeral Home for many years. She is survived by her husband, Carl Eaton of the home, 2 sons, N, Wayne Eaton and W. Ixon Eaton, both ofMivksville:7graiKlchildren;l4gieat grandchildren; agreat great grandchild: 2 sisters, Alvcna Baker of Statesville and Sadie Evans ofSalisbury; and sev eral nieces and nephews. Memorials may be made to First Baptist Church of Mocksvillc, 390 North Main Street. MiKtsville, N.C. 27I)2H. DaHasW. Moore > Dallas William Moore, 79, of Har-m<>ny,dicdWednesday,Jan.lO,1996, at Iredell Memorial Hospital in States villc. He had been in declining health for a year and in serious condition for one nuinlh. He was bom in Cooleemee Feb. ti. 1916. to the late William D. andSophronia Ellen llolleman Moore. A mtiicd textile mechanic, he served m the U.S. Army during Wortd War II. ; He was preceded in death by a son, D,inny Ray Moore.and'abrother, John Etigar Moore. n Surviving arc 2 son.<. Dallas Moore Jr. and Kenneth T. Moore, both ofMiKksville; 3 daughters, Dalene M. Whitaker of Mocksville, Betty M. Robertson of Mooresville and Kay M. tilley of Pfafftown; a brother, Hubert C. Moore of Ashevillt; and 3 Eslelle M. Thome of Mocksville, Clyde M. Leonard . Clyde McKinley Leonard. 68. of Church Street. Cooleemee. died early Monday moming. Jan, 15.1996 at his home. Funeral services were conducted at 11 a.m.Jan. n.alEatonFuneral Chapel with the Rev. Robert Goforth ofTiciat- ing. BurialfollowedinRowan Memo rial Park in Saltsbuiy, Memorials may be considered for the Building Fund of Cooleemee FtistPresbyterian Church, Cooleemee,N.C. 27014 or to a charity of the donor's choice. He was bom in Rowan County Jan. 20, 1927 to the late George and Lou Spry Leonard and was a loom fixer with Dakota MiUs for 22 years and later with Erwin/Buriington Mills, re tiring with over 25 years of service. He attended Cooleemee First Pres byterian Church where he wm a wellknown cook at church gatherings. He also attended Edgewood Baptist Church. He was an avid gardener, amemberofCooleemee VFW Post 1119 and served on the Board of D irectors of the Cooleemee Historical Society. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, serv ing in WWII. His first wife, Dorothy HeadLeonatd.precededhim indeathin 1988. Survivors include his second wife. Dorothy Barney Leonard of the home;adaughter.DianeJoynerofStatesville; a son; Kenny Leonard of Lilbum, Ga.:3grondchildren;asister.LelaL. Eagle of Salisbury; and 2 brothers, Carl Leonard of Salisbury and Howard Leonard of Walnut Cove. BeulahM.iiovisoiv«i»»^""—— M. McDonald of Lo«fctt; IS-yimd- ^Idten: and 16 greaterandchUten. ;• AfurieralsirvlcevBlscondo^.atJpjn-Jan. l5.atRea«i»RitietalHoit«Ctapel in Harmony bjUbo BmA^^ .• Mernonaismayuw^^-y--' baptist Church Ceritetery Fund, do fcs GrifTith. 440'Campground^oad, Statesville. NO ^77, y TVxjy D. Levan Troy Dallas Ixvan. 68, of King, dicdTuesday,Jan.9,1996, after being in declining health for several years. BominlredellCounty,Oct.2.1927, to the late R.W. and Stella Martin Levan, he was the brother of Craig Levan of Mocksville. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Jan. 11, at Slate Funeral 1 lome Chapel with the Revs. Roger Baker and Fred Fryer ofTiciating. Burial followed in QuakerG.ap Baptist ChuichCemetery. j O.C. Morrison " A funeral service for Oscar O.C, Charles Morrison, 82, of Lexington, ; was conducted Jan. 15, at 1 p.m. atFlies Chapel Baptist Church with the Rev. Rufus Wyatt ofTiciating and eu logy delivered by Gail Favors. Burial followed in the family plot at Freedom Ptesbyterian Church in Statesville. He died Jan. 11,1996,'at his home. Bom May 15,1913,tothe late John Preston and Rena Clark Morrison, he was educated in the Iredell County schools. He was a retired police officer withthe Winston-Salem Police Department with more than 27 years of service. He was also chairman/president ofMorrison&Studeveni Funeral Homes in Lexington and Mocksville. He was a member of Lexington Christian Fcl- iowship Church where he served on "the usher and tmstee hoards. He was ajife member of the Piedmont District Funeral Directors Association. ^ Surviving are his wife, Naomi poggett Morrison of the home; a son. David Taylor Morrison of l-cxington; a twin brother. Roscar C. Morrison of Statesville; and 2 grandchildren. Memorials may be made to Free dom Presbyterian Church, c/o Dorothy Graltam, P.O. Box IM. Mocksville, NC 27028. Public LiOla.^ Wockswite, WC O OAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Jan. 18,1996 nS o \ C-3 V \ •X 'i. , Celia Carter Murphy </ Celia Carter Muiphy. 81. of Davie Village. McK lisvillc. formerly of Yad- fiiivillc. (lied Wednesday, Jan. 10. I'WO.at Oavie Cmmly Hospital. .She was horn in Yadkin Counlv to ilie hie Luiher and llessie Adams CatitT..SIiewasln)niemakerandmcni- i'er of Union Cross I>icnds Clliirvh. .Surviving arc a daiiglilcr. Shirley Si/emore of Jonesville; 4 brothers. Aiio C.arter. Ralph Carter .md Bill Carter, all of Yadktnville. and Dwain ( alter of Nfix'ksville: 2 sisters. Roth HeaneofliastHendandMasielJaw-ingof Yailkinville; 2 grandchildren; and a gteal-grandchild. I'lrneral .senices were condueted at .f p.m. Jan. 14. at Nhtcktc-Crentry Fu neral Chapel hy the Rev. Reese Wall. Burial followed in UnionCriKs Friends (Vincfcrv. Ethel A. Sofley j I'llicl Allen Sofley. 97. died Tues- day. Jan. 9.1995 at the Rex Convales cent Home in Raleigh. She was bom in Davie County. Aug. .4. 1898 to the late Gaston and Julia llowdcn Allen. Her adult years were spent in Huntsville in Yadkin County where she and her hustmnd opersited a (hiry. poultry and tobacco lann. I ler hiish,and. Henry H. Solley. pre ceded her indeath in 1975. Adaughler. lili/alwth I lenderson ofl .ertior. died in 1988. and a son. Allen (1. Sofley of Chesapeake. Va..dicd in 1989. .Surviv ing arc a son. Carl W. Sofley of Cary; a daughter-in-law. Lois Howard Sofley of Cliesapeakc, Va., 8 grandchildren; and 7 great-grandchil dren. Funeral services were held at II n.ni Jan. 12. at Eaton Fittieral Cliapel with the Rev. Dan M.ittin ofncialing. Burial followed in the Bethlehem United Methodist Church Cemetery in Advance. Memorials may be ctrnsidered for the Cemetery Fund of Bethlehent United MethodistChu(ch..42l Redland Road. Advance, N.C. 27006 or to the White Plains United Methodist Church Children'sFund, Maynard Road, Cary, NC.275II. Glenn B. Rollins y Glenn Bamelle Rollins. 89, of Ub- eny Church Road. Mocksville. died Saturday, Jan. 13. 1996. at Winslon- Salem Convalescent Center. Funeral services were conducted Jan. 16. at Chestnut Grove United Methodist Church with the Revs. Ed Tapper. Richard Ettkew and Grady Tutterowofliciating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. He was bom in Davie County. June 16, 1906. to the late Boyd and Cora Deweese Rollins and was a retired fanner. HewasamemberofChestnut' Grove United Methodist Citurch. He was preceded in death by his wife. Pearl Baker Rollins, in April, 1989, and also by a brother. Melvin Rollins, and by 2 sisters. Evelyn Laymon and Naomi Furches. Survivors include 2 sons. Harold Rollins and Denny Rollins, both of Mocksville; a daughter, Nancy Wikson orY.-tdkinville;3grandchild(en;4great grandchildren; and 3 sisters. Ellen Glascock and Belva Beck, both of Mocksville. and EmmaGlassof Win- ston-Salem. Memorials may be made to the Cemetery Fund of Chestnut Grove United Methodist Church, do Ken neth Harp. 470 Elmore Road. Mocks ville. N.C. 27028. Beulah M. lUtterow J Beulah Marie Tuilerow. 82. of Greensboro died at Wesley Long Me morial Hospital Monday. Jan. 8. 1996. A Native of Rowan Cbtmiy. she was an employee with Blue Bell for46 years. She was a member of Christ Weslcyan Church and the Senior Citi zens Oub. Survivors include a son. Richard Leroy Tuilerow of Greensboro; 2 sis ters. Dorothy Sleadmon and Roberta Womack. both of Salisbury; 2 grand children; and a great-grandchild. A funeral service was heldat Hones- Lineberry Vanslory Street Chapel at II a.m.,Jan. II. A committal service followed at Center United Methodist Church Cbmetery in Mocksville. Memorials may be made to The American Diabetes Foundation. 3109 Poplar Wood CL. Suite 125. Raleigh. N.C.27604oTatiistWesU^Church. . 2400S.HotdenRd.,Greeiisbaro,N.C . 27407. Clyde F. Shore i/ Clyde Franklin Shore, 79. of Yadk- inville. died Tuesday afternoon. Jan. 9, 1996, at Hoots Memorial Hospital In Yadktnville. Bom March 18. 1916. In Yadkin County lolhelateBlainandElla Hoots Sliore. he was a member of Farming- ton Baptist Church and was retired from Yadkin Lumber Company. Surviving are his wife, Maty Sue SprinkleShore. whom he married Dec. 19. 1936; 2 sons. Edward Shore of High Point and Billy Dean Shore of Salisbury; 3 brothers. Tom Shore. Francis Shore and Henry Shore, all of Mocksville; 2 sisters. Jeanelle Shore and Ann Tuilerow. both of Mocks ville; 2 grandchildren; and 4 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by 2 brothers, Luther Shore and the Rev. J.C. Shore. • FunemI services were conducted at 2 p.m. Jan. 12, at Mackle-Ccntry Fu- neial Chapel by the Rev. Richard Eskew with burial following in Harmony Grove Friends Cemeieiy. George Wagner ly I George Wagner. 79. of 110 N. n Claybon Drive. Advice, died Sun day. Jan. 7.1996, at a Winston-Salem ; hospital. A native of Ohioi he had lived in Black Mountain and Swannanoa for many years prior to moving to Ad vance in 1993. He retired from Taylor Instruments in Arden in 1982. after 25 years of service. , He was a member of Mocksville .' Church ofGod. He was also a member of Woodmen of the World. Survivors include his wife. Mary , Oibbs Wagner! a son. Tom Wagner of Advance; a brother. Everette Wagner of Lucasviille, Ohio; 6 grondchildren; arul 2 great grandchildren. ' Funeral services were conducted at 11 a.m.Jan. I l.altheChapelofMiller Fbneial Home in Black Mountain with the Revs. Lany Hollifleld. Mack Wliiie and Dennis PiUsofTicialing. Burial fol- •. lowed in Mountain View Memorial Pork. V d— .0 Ar'eJVtC Uu;..''f • kiUiiV, uuit DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Jan. 25,1996 tV s. y- -4; I' w c- o EraBailey : J f, Era Plowman Hoidison Bailey, 86. " formeily of ihe FGrlc.CDmmun!ty, died Sunday .Jan.21.199^mDavteCounly Hospital She was bom in l^vteCounty June 2S, 1909, to the-late Solomon Boitholemew and So^ Emellne Fos ter Plowman and was a nursing assis tant at Meadowbrook Manor in Clem- mons. She was a member of Calvary Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her first husband Isaac Lewis Hardison, and her second husband, Radford Bailey. She was also preceded in death by a daughter, Virginia Dare; 2 sons, Isaac lewis Hardison Jr. and Billy Lester Hardison: 3 sisters. Bertha Gre gory, Leva Trivctte and Lucy Godbey: and 3 brothers, Ellis Plowman, John "Bud" Plowman and Ernest Plowman. Survivors include 2 sons, Ellis Winfred Hardison of Bobbins and . Wade DallasHardisonofMyrtle Beach, S.C.; 11 grandchild^n; 7 great giand- diildren; a sister, fitlier Wilhelm of S,alisbuty; a brother, Sanford Plow man of Cleinmons and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were conducted at 11 a.m. Jan. 23, at Calvary B.-iptisl (liurch with tlie Rev. Jim Grydcr offi ciating. Burial follov,ed in Westlawn Gardens of Memory in Cternmons. Willie Vestal Bnnvn y Willie Vestal Drown, 80, of Jericho Church Road, Mocksvllle, died Satur- <lay night at N.C Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem, He jvasboro in Davie County April 21,1915, to the late Hugh and Pontba Allen Brown and was retired liom ' IngersoU-RantL He had-pieyiDusly worked at Burlington Industries in Crxrl^mee with 31 years of service. He had also worked at Gravely Tractor to Clemrtrons, He was a lifislong member of Hardison United Methodist Church, was on avid gardener and a well-knownWashingtonRedskinsfan,His wife, Ruth Driver Brown, pre ceded him in death in 1993, Survivors include his son. Joe Brown of Mocksville; 2 granddaugh ters. Kelli Brown of the home and Angie Brownof Yodkinyille; 2sisters. Beuloh Grey Brown and Mary Frances Hella^ both of Mocksville: and a. brothw. Thomas Brown of Danville. Va, . Funeral services wereheldat 2p4n,Jan. 23. at Eaton Funeral Chapel with the Revs, Joe Collins and Shelby Harbour ofTiciatinJ and burial follow ing in Joppa Cemetery, Memorials may be'made to Hardison United Methodist Church. 150 Feezor Road, Mocksville. N.C, 27928ortoGidcons International. P.O. Box 182. Mocksville, N,C 27028, Anne Brown / AnneHaUBooeGaleBrown.72,of Harmony.diedMonday, Jan, 15,1996, at liedell Memorial Hospital in States- ville. Survivors include a daughter, Joan Gale Ward of Wilmington: 2 sisters, Yvonne Grose Brandon ofQemmons and Barbara A, Grose of Harmony: 2 granddaughters: a step daughter, Theresa BrownMoose:a^astepson, Lartny Brown, A funeral service was held at 11 a,m.Jan, l8.atHarmonyUnitedMeth- odist Church with the Rev, JelTCijppley ofltciating. Burial followed in Sandy Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, Memorials may be made to Har mony United Methodist Churdi, P,0, Box 450, Harmony, N.C 28^. KatWeenMiindayBunch 8.1996. •"""Monday, Jan. husband. by her 2 bmihera Wnih^ Advances . , -— « fS "• M' inclement weather, ® •'""''neio Blanche Brown ^^"^^'''•'«««Saturday,Ja„,2o' W/nsion-SaS"'""'"™'"®''''"''" 11 ««econductedatSrsssrtov^arWestlawnCemete^inCiem- Vir^iiiaS.Cashion J Virginia Sharpe Cashion. 73, ofMoorcsville,diedWednesday,Jan. 17, 1996, at Davis Community Hospital m Statesville.Funeral services were conducted at 2pm.Jan, 19. at Cavin Funeral HomeChapel by the Rev.David Christy with burial following at liedell Memorial Gardens in Statesville. Bom Oct. 27, 1922, in Iredell County, a daughter of the late Walter and Maty Rape Shaipe, she was the sister of Estellc Shumaker of Mocks ville. DAVlE COUNTY PUBLIC UBRARY 371 NORTH MAIN STREET MOCKSVILLE, N. C, 27028 DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Jan. 25,1996 Samuel T. Cook Samuel Thomas "Sam" Cook Sr.. 73. of 57!) N. Main St.. Mock-sville. died Kriihy, Jan. 19,1996, al hishome. I le was hom in MoiKcCiHinly Aug. .31.1922li>1helaie Jasper and Nora Hall Conk. He icilred as an niito parts salesman from E>avie Auto Parts after years of scrs icc. He was a veteran ofthe U.S. Navy, serving dur ing Woi Id War Hand vvasamcmlicrof V.P.W. Post dl)24 Mocksvillc. He was also a member of Tiisl Baptist Church ofMisAss illc. Sutvivingarehiswife.F.siherSmith Ctx>k of the home; a ilaiiglilcr. Teresa Cook of Mocksville: 3 sons, S.imuel Thoin-is Tommy" Cook Jr. of Win- ston-Salem. Teny Ray Cook of Pin- nacleandTonyMarvinCookofMocks- ville; 7 granddau^lers: 2 step grand sons; d brothers, BillyCook nndClaude Cook, both of Bunlee. UlysCook and Hbcti Civik. both of Slier City: and a half-brother. Lockley Tillman of Goldsion. He was preceded in ticnth by 3 brothcrs.JasperRay Cook.Caleb Fran klin Cook and Calvin Coolage Cook. Funeral services tvereconducted at 2p.ni Jan 21. at First Baptist Church in Mtrcksvillc by Dr. Larry Hovls. Burial followed in Rose Cemetery. Memorials may be made to First Baptist CliUA'h Bus Fund. 390 North Main Street. Mocksville. N.C. 27028. Hazel C. Jenning.s HarelC.Jennings.76.ofMaryville. Tenn.. diedJan. 17.1996. at Hillhaven Nursing Center. She was the mother ofSusie Martin t>f Mocksville. David Laney GuUedge ; l^'idUneyCuiledge.57,orBing Crosby Blvd., Bermuda Run died Tuesday, J.an, I6, ,996, Mcmori.iJ Hirspital. He was bomJune 23.1939 in Mon roe loCE jind Ixiis Laney Gollcdge. He tva,s a graduate of Wake Forest University and was the owner of Lib erty Liiieoiii Mercury in Winston-Sat for 20 years. Surviving are his wife. Biiabeih Ann Wan Oulledge of the home: 3 sons. David Laney Gulledgc Jr. and fircgory Scott Gulledge. both ofCh.tr-loMc. and Todd Michaet Gulledge of Winston-.Salem;2granddaught<rs;hismother of Handel and his mother-in- law. Audrey T. Warr of Hamlet. A graveside service was held at 11 ti.m. Jan. 18. at Richmond Meiiiurial Cemetery in Rockingham. Memorials may be made 10 the American Cancer Society. 1900 S.H^awthome Rd., Winslon-Salem. NO George C. Kluttz George Clifford Klullz. 74, ofSal isbury,diedIliursday.Jan. 18,1996.at his home after a period of declining health. He was the father of Charles Lee Kluttz ofMocksville. Funeral services were conducted at2p.m.Jan.20,atlhiwle5Funeralllome Chapel in Rockwell with the Revs. Russell Mortis and Waller Pallcn ofTi- ciaiing. Burial followed at DtookhillMemorialGanlcnswilhmililarygrave- side rites hy Rowan County Veterans Council. ^Ollie Lee Hill Ollie Lee Hill, 86. of Lexinglon. diedFriday.Jan. l9.l996.alherhome. She was the grandmotherof Dan C. SwaimJr. ofMocksville. I Funeral services were conducted at 3 p.m. Jan. 22. atArcadia United Meth odist Church with the Rev. Alvin Pope "ofTicialing. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Charles "Miller" Moiinari Charles James "Miller" Molitiari, 86. of Anderson. S.C., died Wedties- day. Jan. 17.1996. in Greensboro. Husbandofthelale VirginiaJsirches Moiinari. he was the last surviving member of his immediate family. Mcinorinl services were conducted Jan. 18. in Yeardon.Pa. David S. MinorDavid Samuel Minor of Moo^ villc. died Wednesday. Jan. 17. 1996. " H'ewaTlKimDec-IB.County loUwisG-MtnorandEllaFrySorHeservedin.heU.S.Artnytmd wasoflheDapltslfailh.Survivorsincludeadaughier.Mani Anne Minor o( Savannah. Oa.; a son.Da!)!a Wayne Minor of Clemmons; his mother of Advance; 3M-BourtteofWinslon-Salein. I. ndaM.Moorc ofMocksville a^^'M- Hudson of Uwisville; and 6BobG.MinorandBillL.M^.-t<^hofAdvance,JirnG.Mtnor ofW.n lon-Salen.,JcrTyW.MinorandOon^C. Minor. ix«h of Uwisvtllc. and Joe R.MinofotEaslBend. He was preceded in death y brother. Urry E. Minor.Afuneta! service was conductcda 11 a m. Jan. 20. at Vogl"Clemmons Chapel by tlw Rev. ColonSs^BuriaifollowedinWesdawn Memorial Gardens. n-^mwrMemorialsmaybcmaUeloBttnner Children's Hospital. DA VIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 371 NORTH MAIN STREET MOCKSVILLE, N. C. 27028 DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Jan. 25,1996 Danyl Parker IJ;!"-)! Ncwiiin hirker Sr., 57, of C'>w<>rd,(lic(|,Si„i,|„yjan 21, w'gui(iiliiirnis Mctiituiiil Horpiiai fotlow. ■lip a lengthy jllntsv.He wa? the foriner Davie Coutiiylax i"'«'.sor.M,Tv iiig for seven yeare, Survivorsincluc)chi.5wife.CarolineScahriwk Parkcrofihehomeiatlaugh-icT. l-lsilier Caroline Parker of CuHo- "lKre;2««s, narrjIN, Parker Jr. ofniarloiic anil Douglas S. Parker of Palelgli.A graicslde vervice was eondiicied «' 1 1 n.rn. Jan, 24, ,ii Canilina Memo rial Park. Menioriah may l>e made lo Ifm.pile III Caharms I'onnly, P.O. Hos13 < 'oneoril. N.('. 2mi2fv-l255. Mildred T.Seagraves MildredLouiseThomas Seagravcs, 68. of N- Main St., Mocksville. rJiedTuesrUiy morning. Jan. 16. 1996. aiFotsylh Memorial Hospilal afterheing111 declining lieaWr She was horrr May 31. 1927, mHelroonl to the late William Richardnivl Margaret Viola Connalr.ct llu)-mas and was a honiemakcf. Survivors include her husband ofll,elrome,AmhraTlud"Seagr..vcs;2 darrghlcni. ludune Brown of Mockv-lille and Margaret Holcomlic oftieorgetown. S.C',: a son, CliffordWnync Scagraves of Ciastonra; 2 sisters, Dorothy (Jueen of Florence, S,C.and Ora lie Morow of Sircniorc,leim: a brollier. Earl Thomas ofI ;ovrence.S,C,;2slepsons,BlaitD<«>-glasScagravcsorMorganlonatKlRoger I )ale Seagravcs of Bessemer City. 9utandchildrcn; a greal grandchild; 5step grandchildren; and 6 step greaigiandchildren.A graveside service was held ai 2p.m, Jan. 18- in Goslxn Cemetery inNorth Relmont with the Rev. TommyStewart ofTicialing. DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 371 NORTH MAIN STREET MOCKSVILLE, N. C. 27028 Lisie Randall Lizzie Toms Ranilail, 92. of / Caioleen,diedTue$day,jBn. 16.1996, at Rutherford Hospital. She was a native of RutherfordCounty, ad-iughterofthe lateThomas Jason anil AmandaWomaiik Toms. Aretired gcnctal store co-owner, she was a member of Oak Grove United Methodist Church.Herhusband.J-P.Randal1.pfeceded her in death. Survivors include 2 suns, Ralph Randall of Mocksville and Joe D. Randall ofCaroleentadaughler. Biza-bethR. Drawdy ofSpindale; 3 sisters;3 grandchildren, Maria Gill of WiUsliire, England, David Randall of MidlandandSieveRandallofRoswell. Ga.: and 7 great grandchildren. Funeral serviceswere conductedat 2p.m,Jan. 18, at Oak Grove United Methodist Church with Dr, CharlesHulcheiis ofTiciating, Burial followed in the chuich cemetery. Rebecca Evelyn Taylor Rebecca Evelyn Taylor. 53. ofRural Hall, died at N,C, Baptist Hospital V in Winslon-Salem Wednesztay. Jan.17.19%, nfteralong illness.Bom Fch. 18, 1942 in Forsylh County to Bert LeGrande and Levada Nicely Fields, she was an LPN in the intcnsivecarc unit alN.C. Baptist Hospilal until 1991. She was the sister of Donald Ray Fields of Mocksville. Funeral .services were conducted ai 11 a.m. Jan. 19, at Vogler and ScatsMain Slrcel Qiapel with burial following in Salcin Cemetery. Joy Lakey Steclman JoyLakcySteelman.76.ofWilkes-J boro Street. Mocksville. died Thurs day night. Jan. 18, 1996, at Autumn Care of Mocksville after beiitg In de clining health. She was bom in DavieCounty Nov. 19.1919 lothe late Fred R, and Carrie Virginia "Kuic" Furches Ijikey and was a retired beautician. She had previously been employed with the Maryland Stale Correctional Systems in Baltimore, Md, isaprison guard. She was a memberof Fanning- lon Baptist Chumh where she sang inthe church choir and was assistant pianist Site was an avid gardener. Her husband. Winfleld BickeltSteclman, pieceded her in death Oct. 22, 1995. Sucvivon include 3 sisters. Louise Leagansof Mocksville, Ruth Hilton of Stanleyville and Margaret McBride ofI^mijngp>D:abrother,L.ButenLakey of Pamiington ^ several nieces and nephews. Funeial services were held at 2:30p.m. Jan. 21. al Eaton Funeral Chapel with (be Rev. Roy Beats officiating. Burial followedatEalonBaptistChurch Cemetery. Memorials may be considered for Farmington Baptist Giurch, c/o Jo seph Smith. 1119 Farminglon Road, Mocksville, N.C. 27028 or toacharity ofthe donor's choice. JwBrokvnie Robertson/ . ■'««BwtvnieRobenson85orWin Joy Ann Waller Joy Ann Waller. 52, of Salisbury, died .Sunday. Jan. 21, 1996, al RowanRegional Medical Center in Salisbury afterbcinginilccliningheailhforsevenmonths and seriously ill one week. Site was the motherof Cythia Lynn Tliies of Mocksville, Funeral services were conducted at UnilyPtesbylerianChiircliinWoodiciif at 11 a.m. Jan. 23. with the Rev: William T. Wing III officiating and burial following in lite church cemeteiy. RobenaL. Young J RidKita l- Young. 95. of608 Boxwood Church Road. Mocksville, died Tuesday. Jan. 16. 1996, at her tc^i-dcnce after being in declmmghe^^ ShewjlxOTOcL l.uckeyandwascdu- County schools. was a home- maker atnl memberofBoxwood Baptist Oiuich wheie stw was Motherof lite Church and a member of the missionary circle. She was preceded in deallt by adaughter. Lillian RcUmon. March 3. "Survivors include 2 daughlersMaggie L. Young of the Immc andGh^ys Y. Chunn of Mocksv. le, 7grandchildren; son-in-law. AlanzoRedmon of Winston-Salem; 17 greatgrandchildren and 13 great greal grand children. .Funeral services were conducted at2 p.m. Jan. 19. at Boxwood BaptiUChucchwilhtheRev.BJ.Mtltonofn- cioling and burial following m tlie church cemelery. DAVIE COWmrENTEItfWSERircORi), Fd>; i7i99S- y i "D I 9. Uaiiiel Vestal Davis Danie\ Vcslal DavH. /9. wc"" known inltiior <lecoraliir ami tesiiltnl of lite I-otk communily. Jied cni'y Tucsilay morning, Jan. 30. 1996, al N C. Baplitl lli«pilal in Winslon-Sa- \ein after hcinp in declining Iteallli. Ealon 1-uncral Home is in charge of arrangenienls. Bertha Hollar ncillia Lydia llatris Hollar, 85, ofllannony.dicsll'ncsdiiy, Jan. 2.3,1996. at WillowhriBtk Nursing Ccnicr in Yailkinville. She had been in declining hcallh since April 1995 and crilically ill for one inonih. She was Imhh in Yatlkin Couniy July 29. I9I(». lo Ihc laic Cluirlic Lcc and Martha Alice Haynes Hairis and was cduealed al Joyncr School. She was a hoincinaker and as.sistcd with farm chores. She was a member of Sandy Springs Baptist Chureh, Her husband, Harvey Craig Hollar, preceded her in death April 20,1983. She was also preceded in dcalh by a d.-iughlcr, Floye Ruth Holliir. Three hrotltcrs, Alfied, Claude and Nathan Harris, and asisier, Natalie Harris, also preceded her in dcalh. Surviving are a daughter. CarolSalmon of Harmony; 2 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren; and 2 sisters, I jora Wallace and Bc.ssic Moose, both of Harmony. Puncral services wcic conducted at 2:30 p.m. at Siindy Springs Baptist Church by tlte Revs. David L. Kiser and Jesse 1.. Stroud with burial follow ing in the church cemetery. Memorials may be made to Tlic Ciideon Memorial Bible Club, P.f). Bos 148. St.ilesville.N.C. 28687. EILsha Forrest J I tilisha Watson Rcavis "Lishie" fiaiTCSI, 81. fomterly of Fork Bixby Ro,id, Advance, died early Monday, Jan. 29.1996, at Golden Age Nursing Home in Ixxinglon where she had been a resident for lite past ttvo years. She was bom in Suiry County July 27. 1914, 10 lite late James E. and Fannie Hudson Watson. She wa.s a hotttemaker and a member of Uberty Bapti.st Church. She enjoyed embroi dery and small needle work, : Her first husband, Silas Ervin Reavis, died in 1953. Her second hus band, WilliamD.FonesI, died in i975. A son, Sam Reavis, died in 1984, : Suiviving are 5 daughters, Saily Site Booe of Mocksviile, Dorothea Jiihnson of Harmony, Pearl Gmbb and l^uise Jones, both of Lexington, and Shiriey Meiton of Advance; 3 sons. Glenn E. Reavis of Moeksville, Ed it^ J, Reavis of Advance and David W.ReavlsofLexington; i9grattdchii- d^; 20 great grandehiidren; a daugh- Ict-in-law.MaryReavisofMocksviile; 6 itepehildren; and several nieces and nilpliews. ! Funeral services were at 2 p.m. Jan. 31, al Liberty Baptist Chureh with Ei der Eugene Bennett oilieiating. Buriai followed in the chureh cemetery, ; Memorials may be mode to the Cemetery Fund of Liberty Baptist Church, da Loweil Reavis,422Duard R^vis Road, Mocksviile, NC 27028. Nonis Lamar Godbey J n NorrisL3marCodbey,S6,ofNanh Wi1kesboro,diedPriday,Jan.26,1996, in Atlanta, Ga. •' He was bom in Winslon-Saiem, March i9, i 939 to Eveiette Lloyd and Rcta Shore Gixibey of Salisbtiiy and vfas coiporate pilot for Tyson Foods. He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force. : Surviving are his parents of Saiis- bury. A graveside service was held at 11 a.m. Jan. 29, in Rowan Memorial Park In Salisbury with Chaplain A.G. Parker officiating. Military rites were con ducted by the 1 Ith District Memorial HonorGuaid,VcteransofForeignWar, '''^"^^"NrrruBucutiiAiiv W NORTH MAIN srsttrMOCKSVIU^ n, C 2703d Eva Chunn Garner / lie^u ^°??'""'°'^".57,of.3932 Siin I ""7 '"""'•Mocksviilc.dicd.S"nday.Jan.27,l996,alBrianCenlcT tealdi'^''' " "lecliningheairt ^ ^ou.sly ilj Sie Sl^L ^.''^"''SeChunnandetiie Oakley Chunn of Mocksviile ;™B"«^^'^'S''ewasamemberof NewBerttelBapitsiChurchwhereshe Survivwincludehcrhusband,Gus ^tSe F. Chunn of Wircston-Salm, ChS!"^^"CIWI«p,N Funeral services were in Ba^t aurch with the Rev. Dennis ing m the church cemetery. Roland F. "Pete" Jones / Roland Franklin "Pete" Jones, 72. of Salisbury Siiecl. Mocksviile. diediateMonday.Jan,29. l996,alForsyth Memorial Hospital in Winston-Salemafter being in declining health. He was bominDavieCounty, April 3, 1923, to the late Rufus Frank aiidMartha Felrey Triveltc Jones and was a itired Chief Petty Otncer with the U.S, Navy. He was a member of Jericho Church of Christ. After his retirement fmra the Navy, he worked for a number of years with Gravely Tractor in Clemmons. He was preceded in dcalh hy hisfirst wife, MenieSmilhJones,m 1991. and also by a sister. Katie Whitakcr. Surviving are his second wife. Nancy Roberts Jones of the home; 3daughters. Faye Yates of Salsibuiy, Ann Nilo of Cleveland and Pam Eiftngton of Sroillineld: a son, David Franklin Jones of Mocksviile; 6gtajtdhildreii:7 great grandchildren; 3 stepchildren; 13 step gnindchildrcn;4 sisters. Jo Smith and Tlielma Reavis, both of Mocksviile. Nancy Tiiiey ofWinston-Salem and Ruth Wilson of Knoxvilte,Tenn; and 3 brothers. Gene Jones of Oeala. Fla., Johnny Jones of Mocksviile and Wayne Jones of Linwood. Funeral services were to be held at 11 a.m,ftb- l.al Eaton Funeral HOme with Davie Powell and Tome Torpyolftcialingand burial following al Jeri cho Church of Christ Cemetery wiiit military riles conducted by the Elev enth District memorial Honor Guard.Veterans of Foreign War, Memorials may be considered for the American Diabetes Association, 836 Oak Street, Wircslon-Salein, N.C 27101. DAVIE COWJTY ENTlRPRISE^RrcdRDrFeOn^^ Ernest Moon J I:tncsl M'x>n.56.<)f Salisbuiy.died niiirsilay. Jan. 18. mo. nl liciwan llcgional Medical CVnlcr. nom Aug. 29. I9.VJ. in (i.idsun. Ala.. he was Ihc .son of lite laic Paul and lillicl Moon. Employed by N.C. Rn- ishing Company, he was a Baplisl. Survivors include his wife. Shirley Jacobs Mrwn, wltoiii he tiiarricd in 196.1; 2 sons. Robbin Moon of Wood leaf and BrianMcxmofihehome; I hioihcr. L.D. Moon of C<K>Ieemec; 3 sisters. Frances Anderson and Ruby llracy. huihnrCtx)lccinec.and Bonnie Haninan of Wadsworlli. Ohio; and 2 graiKlcliildren. Memorial services were conduclcd at d p.iri. Jan. 21. at Lyerly Funeral Homes JamesC. Lyerly Chapel by the Rev. J.B. Whitneld. The btxiy was •Tcmniccl. Archie W.TVuell Archie Woodrow Truell. 20. ofLcxington.diedMonday.Jan.29.1996. at his home after a seiious illness of three months. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Jan. 31. at Davidson Funeral Home by the Rev. David Robinson with buiial following ai Forest'HlU Memorial Park. He was the brother of Clyde "DtieU ofMocksville. . n .• Tommy V. Moorefield (/ Tommy Vemon Mootelield of Ml. Airy, died Jan. 27. 1996. at Carolina Medical Center in Charlotte. BominSuiiyCountyJuly9.1960. he was the son of the late Herman and Nonnie Moorefleld. He is survived by his wife, Brenda l.nkcy Mootelield arid 2children. Bran don and Mandy Mootelield. all of the home. Funeral services were conducted at 11 a.m. Jan. 31. at Mountain View Pentecostal Holiness Church in Claudville. Va. with the Revs. Mike .Shclton and RalphShellonoflicialing. Helen W. TVimer Helen Wilson Turner. 78, of Ja maica. N.Y.. formerly ofMocksville. died Thursday. Jan. 26, 1996. after a period of illness. Bora in Davie County, she was a daughter of the late Danid and Annie Ijames Wilson. Her husband, Jidin Adurcy Turner, preceded her in death, SurvivjBis include 2 sons, Charles Edward and Daniel F. TUmer, both ofJainaiea,N.Y.:5daughtets.LoMieAnn Crawford, Betty Chandler and Lois R. Pfpfiidr,. ftH" of Jamaica. N.Y., Ann Tlioinpsflii.of Suiesville and Susan. pole;of WinstbibSalein; 4 broihOT, Alien and ioSnlel'Raymond Wilson. bothofInwo^,N.Y„01ennWilsonof ynnnftpntifi arui Wiltitcr O. Wilson of Detroil, Mieh.; 20 granddiildieiK and 28 great gtanthdiildren. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p-m. JanL 30. at Piney Grove M1EZion Church with the Rev,L.D.Rliode§ officiating.^ Burial followed in the church cemetery. Sharon "Cookie" Rayle y Sharon "Cookie" White Raylc, .60. ^ of II17 Rivcrbend Drive. Bcnnuda Run.Advance,diedathcrhomeTltuis-day moming, Jan. 25.1996. ShcwasbominSkiiesville.Ju!y 19. 1945 to James C. and Milifted and Ruth Chapman White. She wasariKm- bcr of Bethlehem United MclitodLst Chutch. Surviving arc her husband. Ronald J. Rayle of the home; 2 daughters. Maleia Rayle Evetidgc of PfafRown and Andrea Rayle Sampson of Wallburg: a son. Christopher Laylon Rayle of iheo home; 4 grandchildren; her mother and father of Slalesvlllc; and a sister. Phyllis While Ruffy of Mooresvlflc. A funcial service was held at 2 p.m. Jan. 27. at Bethlehem United Method ist Church in Advance with the Revs. Daniel Martin and Donald Funderburk ofnciadng. Entombment followed in the church mausoleum. Memorials may be made to tite Building Fund of Bethlehem UM Church. 321 Redland Rd.. Advance. NC 27006; The Cancer Patient Sup port Center. Compichcnsive Cancer Care Center of Wake Forest Univer sity. Medical Center Blvd.. Wlnslon- 5alem.NC27167-1082; or to Hospice. DAVfE COUNTY PUBLIC UBRARY 371 NORTH MAIN STREET MOCKSVILL^, N. C 27Q2f c y DAVIE COUMTENTERPRISE RECORD vfl HaUieMae1\itteroAv ^ J • tlatiicMacSlckerTuUcn)w.9l.<if Ciiccnhill Road. Mocksvillc. died Thursday. Jan. 25.1996. al ihc Luth eran Home in Albenwrle where site had liccn a resident since 1988. Site was twrii in Stanley County hell. II. 1904. to the late Robert Marshall .and Sallie Fcspennan Stoker and was a retired secretary with the N.C. Farm aral Agriculture Adminis- irtjlion with 411 years of service. She wa-s amembcrorCenter United MellwHiist Church wlicre she served as thurch secretary for 25 years. She was aLsoa lucmherof iheUnited MethtKlist Women and served on the administra tive hiKtrd. She was a titemher and officer of Davic Grange atid was a member of Center Homeroakcrs Club. She was an avid quilter and craftsman.Hcrhusband.C.A."Doc"Tullemw. preceded her in death. Survivors include 2 sisters. Robbin .S. Mtibry of Norwood and Lucille S. Smith of Alhcmarle; a brother. Talmadge Stoker of Alhcmarle; and several nieces and nephews. ftuneral services were held at 2 p.tn. Jan. 27. at Center United Methodist Church with the Rev. Gary Kling andD^.Sbennan WainerofltciaUng. Burial frjllowed in the church cemeiety. *, Memorials may be coositleted for die Cemetery Paying Fund of Center ijM Church, e/o Mrs. Linda Owings, 7i8 Wilkesboro St. Mocksville. Callie Waller Callie Beatrice Shue Waller. 82, of Woodleaf. died Wednesday, Jan. 24, 1996. at Brian Nursing and Rehabilita tion Center in Salisbury after being in' declining health for two years and seri ously ill for one month. She was the mother of Jane Ander son of Mocksville. Funeral serv Ices were held al 2 p.m. Jan. 26, at Lebanon Lutheran Church in Cleveland by the Rev. Carroll Robinson with burial foltowing In the church cemetery. y Cody Daniel WiJlianis Cody Daniel Williams was still- bom at forsyth Memorial Hospital In WInslon-Salem, Tuesday, Jan. 23, 1996. He was the son of James Gregory "Greg" and Dawn Michelle WItly Wil liams of 216 Watts St.. Coolceitiec. He was preceded In death by his palcmai grandmother. Rebecca Rabon Williams, and his maternal grandfa ther. Bobby Witty. In addition to his parents, survivors include his patemol grandfather and step grandmother, Jaittes Edward and Linda Williams of Lexington; mater nal grandparents, David and Betty AlexanderofRockwelUpatemal great- grandmothers, Gladys Williams of Cooleemeeand Frances RabonofSal- Isbuiy; and maternal great-grandmoth- cts, Ruth Alexander and Ollle Smith, both of Salisbury. A graveside service was held at Rowan Memorial Park Jan. 26, at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Ned Christy ollicl- atlng. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, Rowan Chapter, P.O. Box 1264, Salisbury, NC 28145-1264. V i D i- t - -ft DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 371 NORTH MAIN STREET MOCKSVILLE, N. C 27028 <e 0^ (£5 DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPi^E RECORD, Feb. 8,1996 • _9 cr tf- Flossie Bowles Seaford Rossie Bowles SeaToid. 87, of Jeri cho Church Road, Mocksvitic, died Friday evening, Feb. 2. 1996, at Au tumn Care of Salisbuiy. She was bom in Iredell County, Oct. 13,1908, to the late John A. and Augusta Chambers Bowles and was a homemaker. She was a member of Haidison United Methodist Church. Her husband, C.A. Seaford, pre ceded her in death in 1977. She was also preceded in death by 2 children, Geraldine Lakey and John Charles Seaford. Surviving are a daughter, Jewell Stokes ofMocksvUlet2sons,GleimE. Seaford and Jack A. Seaford, both of Mocksville; 11 grandchildren; I3great grandchildren; 3 sisters, Edna Alien and Johnsic Davis, both ofMocluville, and Hazel Thompson ofHillsborough; and 2 brothers, Arthur Bowles of j Durham and Clay Bowles of | Hillsborough. ' Funeral services were held at2p.m. Feb. 7, at Eaton Funeral Chapel vrith the Revs. Jay Boyd and Selby McManus ofEciating and burial fol lowing in Haidison United Methodist Church Cbmeieiy. Memorials may be made to Hanli- .son Methodist Church. 176 Buck .Seaford Rd., Mocksville, NC 27028. Bernice H. Steelman j BemiceHutchens Steelman, 90, of <' Pi'ddingRidgeRoad,Mocksville,died Saturday, Feb. 3. 1996, at Autumn care of Mocksville, after being in de clining health. She was bora in Yadkin County, fan. 8,1906, to the late N. Cum^ andDollie Patterson Hutehens and was a homemaker. She was of the Baptistfaith and enjoyed flower arranging. She was preceded in death by a daughter. Sue Lakey, in 1988; and by 2 sisters, HattieWUIaidandRuth Hardy;2 brothers, Patterson Hutches and Brewer Hutehens; and a great grand child, Ethan James Steelman. Survivors include: her husband. George Leak Steelman of the home; a daughter, Audrey Hutehens of Yadk- inville; a son, G.L. Steelman of Yadk- inville; 2 sisters, Bonnie Hinshaw of Yadkinville and Mae Davis of East , B^TgrandchildrentlOgieat-grand- n children; 5 great-great-grandchildren. j R«teralservicesweieheldat2p.m. Feb. 6, at Eaton Funeral Chapel with •he Rev. Andy Lambert ofliciating. Burial followed at Eatons Baptist Church Cemeieiy. Memorials may be considered for the Cemetery Fund of Eatons Baptist Church, c/o Jim Eaton. Eatons Church Road, Mocksville, N.C. 27028 or to a charity of the donor's choice. x/- •s. —3 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC UBRARX 371 NORTH MAIN STREET MOCKSVILLE, N. C 2702Q DAVIE COUNTY ENTEKP^E RECORD, jFeb. 8,1996 • vj) + - h —-0 o € W cr- Alda Thompson f^rches Alda Thompson Rirehcs, 81. of J Salisbuiy.dictlFriday.Feb.J, I996,iii the .Salisbury Unit of ljiihcran Nuls- ing Homes. •She was hom In Row.nn Comily. IXv. 19.1911 loiliclateJohn riiomas and Nola Lycrly Ihompson. .Site was a prailiiale of Clfvelaiid High School and Milcliell College. Site worked wiih ihe Rowan County Health Welfare l>cpartincnl fiimi 19.17 to 1943 and with Security Rank until 194.1. She and her family lived in Mocks- ville for some time. She was preceded in death by her husband. Frank Royal Furches. Nov. 2.1.1975,andliyastepclaughier. Carroll "Maty Ann Fon hes" Gobble. .Surviving ate 2 sisters. Helen Hi. ompson Lyct ly ol/ebulon anill.ucille rimmpson of Giilfpon. Miss.; 3 step giamlchildran. Frank Cmbble. I.ynii Rogers attd Arm Harklcy. am! ft step great gtandchihlrcrr. Frrrreral set \ kfs were Ir'IiI at 3 p.m. l eb .1. l't9f>..atSiirrrrrTersrttMerrroiial ara|Kd by the Rev. Claude A. Collins with burial followirrg rrt Cheslmrl Hill Cerru'terv. John OstcTliind ^ JitliH Nc\viiin( hlcrliiml. 8f». ol Bit- rttuda Village, died Mcntday. Jan. 29. 1996. at Forsytli Memorial Hospital in Winston-.Salerri. He was born Sept. 23.1909 in Phila- tielphia. Pa. to Otto W. and May Th- orrrpson Osterlund. He was a graduate of WIrarton Sclrrxil of the University of Pennsylvrmia and the University of Pennsylvania .School of I .aw. I le joined the lJul'oni Company in 1932 irt the treasrrrcfs department. In 19-12. he moved trr the secret.rry's de- p.rttrrtent where he becante assistant to the secretary of the cornputry before retirirrg in 1974. I le w asa tongtlrrre residcrir of Wilrrr- irrgtorr. Del. wirere he was active in tire Wilrttingtorr Symphony Orchestra, the University of Pennsylviinia Alutnni Asvrciation arrti the Ursuline Acad emy Hume artd Schtxrl Asviciatinn. He later lived in Oce.Tn City. N.J. He moved with his wife. Mary Baldwin Osterlrrnd. to Berntuda Vil lage in 1992 She preceded him in rle.itlt in 1993. Survivors irrchrde2<latrghtcrs. Mrs. James W. Smack of Wirtston-Salerrt and Mrs. Fdward F. Rendcll of Pltila- dclphta.Pa.;4grnrrdsons:atidabrother. Robert T. OsterlundofSequini. Wash. A funeral service was conducted at 2 p.m. Feb. 2. at Chandler Funeral Home Chapel in Wilirtington, Del. Burial followed in Calvaiy Cemeleiy in Media. Pa. Memorials may be made to the Weighlinan Fund of the University of Pennsylvania, Weightman Hall.235 S. 33rd Stieci. Philadelphia. Pa. 19104. Eva Phelps Jones " Eva Phelps Jones. 89. of Mocks Church Road. Advance, died Wednes day. Jan. 24. 1996. al Silas Creek Manor. She was bom March 16,1906, in IJavie County to John Thomas and Aiina E1l7.a Jane Davis Phelps. She gradmstcd from Shady Grove School aijd in 1936 tnanied Joseph William Jotites. who preceded her in death in 1977. n ShcwasalifelongmcmbcrofMocks United Methodist Church. Mocks Se nior Cilircns Club and was a chatter ntembcrof Mocks HomemakersClub. n Surviving are her daughter. Anna lUyani of Advance; 2 granddaughters. Nicole Martin of Advance and Amiwr M. Hubbard of Kemersville; a special iirecc. Mary Crater of Advance; and a number of nieces aiul nephews. . Funeralscrviceswereheldat3p.m. Jan. 28. al MiK-ks United MethodistChitrchbytheRev.BniccGwyn.Burial followed in Ihe church cemetery. : Memorials may be mtide to Mocks United Methodist Church Building Fiind. Doris Pollard Cavo nicvil Jonsrouaiu Doris Faye Blevins Pollard, 67. olJ wS-LLm.diedWedn«-s.Uy.Jan^ 31.1996. at Knollwood Hall Nursing She was the mother of Randy U."tfui'n3's:^-shelda..^ Feb 3 atVoglerandSonsaemmoM with burial following m Gardens oMemory Ccmeteor in Walkettown. AllieLee Allie Lee Jr., 63, of Juney Beau- y champ Road, Advance, died Saturday night. Feb. 3. 1996, al his home after* being in declining health. He was bom in Lancaster County, Va July 25.1932, to lite late Allie Lee Sr. and Elizabeth Lee and was a con-^ simction worker. He was a member of Ihe Bixby Church of Ihe Living Gpd. and was on avid fisherman. ..... Surviving are his wife of the ho^l | Helen Elizabeth Hudson Lee; 4dau^Ifi lets. Joyce Brieddell, Loin Parker Debbie Wotten. all of Maryland, Calie Ellis ofAdvance; 2 sons. Ronnie^ Lee of Clemmonsand Elwood Leebfll* Maryland; 2 stepchildren. John Ricb'ts ard Smith and Joyce Ann Smith, of Advance; 18 grandchildren; 3 g^t^ grandchildren; 3 sisters. Helen Lee andl|| Essie Mae Landon. both of Maiylinuf, 11 and Barbara Lee of Lively. Va.; j bmthers. Cowman Lee of Lively, yi; t j bud Lee of Kilmona, Va. and 7 Lee of Moiyland. ; .rji Funeral services were held at 2;jOTi p.m. Feb. 7. al Bixby Church of3f<^i Living God with the Revs. Jolio*! Stevenson and James Lewis official? ing and burial following in the dnOeON cemetery. t-!-! / Lena Belie Potts Lena Belle Polls. 92. of Advance, died Tuesday. Jan. 30,1996. al Mead- owbrook Manor in Cleminons. She wasbomJan. 16, l904,lnDavieCouniy to John Eugene and Sarah Camilla Carter Potlsand was retired fromHanes Knilling with 38 years of service. She wasamerabcrofMocks United Methodist Church and attended Mace donia Moravian Church as long as her health peimitted. She was preceded in death by 4 sisteis. Ruth Dull. Lillie Lee. Mamie Ethel Potts and Violet Polls. Surviving are a sister, Esther Scott of Winston-Salem; 2 brothers, Elmer J. Potts of Tampa. Fla. and J. Frank Potts of Lewisville; and a number of nieces and nephews. A funeral service was conduclcd at 2 p.m. Feb. I. at Mocks United Meth odist Church by the Revs. Bruce Wynn and Tom McClean. Burial followed in Ihe church cemeteiy. Memorials may be made to Mocks United Methodist aiuich. 523 Beau- champ Road. Advance. N.C 27006 DAVIE COUNH PUBUC UBRAia 371 NORTH MAIN STRffifi •MOCKSV1IJLLN.C270^ DAVIE COUNTY ENTERP^E RECORD, Feb. 8,1996 • J cr- C" i o —«5 I ^ y € V. cr Roy Coningswood Roy Coningswood. 75, of 148 Fair way Drive. Bermuda Run, died Satur- ^ day. Feb. .1.1996. al Fbrsyih Memorial llospit.al. Hf was liitrn Nov. .1. 1920, in I'allcisoii.NJ..ihci>nlyihildi)fSle|>lien ami Mamie (Vbairell ConingswiKxJ. lie was a giadnatc of High .Selimrl: a grailiiaic of Dariiiouth College, ll.anmei. Vcrmonl. and received his Masiei's (lego-e in hiisiness adminis Iralion Inun New Yoilc Univcisily. I )in ing World War II. he served the I 'oiiniet Intelligence Corps in leehand. He was a letiicd general conltolier of the I'lielps-1 )(Hlge( 'orporation. He and his wife inovcil to North Carolina 17 years ago from Ridgewood. NJ. .Surviving are his wife. Patsy 'ni- ompson ConingsvvtMid of the Itonte: his daughter. Margaret W. Poovey if Winslon-Salem; and 2 sons. William T. Wrenn of Winston-Salcmand Rob ert P ('oningswtHxl of Mansiira. I.a. I'lmeral services were held al 11 a.III. I'eli 7. at rienimons Presbyterian Chiiieh liy the Revs, Robert Fiedler and niisiy Fiedlei. Iluiial followed in V'eleians Cernclcry in Salisbury al I pin Harry Gniy Dull llany fiiay Hull. 67. of Center J Sircel.Cooleeiuec.diedSaturday.Feb. 7. 1996. at N.C Baptist Hospital in WinslonSaleni. He was Iwini in Yadkin County. Feb. 20.1928 to the late Wylie Hubert and Gracie Hunter Dull and was, a mechanic with Hoechsl-Celanesc. He wasavetcninoftheU.S. Army serving during the Korean Conllicl. Surviving are a son. Ricky Dull of Mocksville; 2 daughters. Sherry Coinpton of Wake Foiest and Pentry Byrd of Collinsvillc. Va.: 6 grandchil dren- a great grandchild: and 4 sisters. Marie Woolen. Thclma W.ill and Bieiida Spilhuan. all of Fast Bend, and Carolyn I oiig of High Point. The lisly has liecn cremated, the lamily leciucsts memorials be consideied for Carolina Bible Camp. Jerielio' ■jiiirebRoad.Moeksville. Daniel Vestal DavisDaniel Vestal Davis, 79, of U.S./ I Ivvy. 64 East. Mocksville in lite Forkconmiuniiy. died Tuesday morning /Jan. .40.1996.at N.C. Baptist Hospital' in Wtnsion-Salem.I Ic was bont in Davie County, Nov.I. 1916 lo the late Jesse and SallieIiverhart Davis and was an ilerior designer. He was a graduate of ParsonSchiHiI of Design. He was a World War II veteranscn-ing in the U.S. Navy aboard theU.S.S. Yorktown in the South Pacific.He wa a well known authority on an-.liitnes and an avid Bingo player. Siirv Ivors include 2 sisters. WinnieDavis Potts of CIcntmons and NellDavis Dilfon of Mocksville; a niece and a ncpliew. A graveside .service was held at 2p.m. Feb. I. in the Fork Baplisl Church Cemetery with the Rev. Ken Evans officiating. Memorials may be made to a charily of the donor's choice Robert M.Everhart Robert Michael Everhart. 24. ofUS Hwy.64East.Mocksville.diedSunday. Feb. 4. 1996. at his homefollowing a brief illness.He was bom Feb. 26.1971. at N.C.Baptist Hospital in Wirtston-Salein toRobert DavidaitdDotolhy Jean ^ih Eveihart. He graduatedCounty High School in 1990 and worked with his father.He was especially fond of anuquecars, tractors and antique toys. He wasamerobcrofFoikBaplistChureh. ,Survivotsincludehisparentsofthe J home; a brother. David WayneEveihart of MocksviUe; and a sister,Carol Crilcher of Boone. ■ A funeral service was to be held at3-30 p.m. Feb. 7. al Eaton FuneralOtapel by Pa-sior Ken Evans. Memorials may be made to theCemetery FimdofFoikBaplistChuieh. Wayne Draughn Wayne Martin "Smokey" Draughn,SO, ofCalabaIn Road. Mocksville. died Friday morning. Feb. 2.1996, al For-syth Memorial Hospital in Winslon- Salem after a short illness. He was bom in Davic County. May 22. i945.toBertieM.KimmerDiaughn of Mocksville and the late Lester L.Draughn and was the house securitymanager of Bermuda Reliiement Vil lage.A graduate of Davie High School, he was a former coach of the Mocks ville Wildcats. He was an avid fisherman and enjoyed all types of outdoorsports. He attended IJames Crossroads Baptist Church.Surviving, inaddilionlohis motlter, are his wife. Karen Hartsell Draughnofllteltomctason. WayneM. Draughn Jr. of Mocksville; 2 stepsons. KevinHuff of Salisbuiy and Biyan HulT oflheltonte;agrandtlaughler.and2broth- ers. Gene Draughn and Ricky Draughn, both of Mocksville. Funeral services were held al 11 a.m. Feb. 7. al Eaton Funeral Chapel with the Revs. Ben Mull and DannyShore officiating. Burittl followed inIjames Cros.sroads Baptist Church Cemeteiy.Memorials may be made lo the Cemeteiy Fund of ijames CrossroadsBaptist Church, do Robert Rogers. Sheflield Rd.. Mocksville. NC 27028. EAel R Forster Ethel P. Forster of Winston-Salem GpnvalescenI Center, died Thursdaylooming. Feb. 1.1996.^ AnativeofDavieCounty.sltewasattired beuliticion and ordained min is^ of Coler Metropolitan A.M.E. Church, where she was a member and pSsI president of the Women's Homei^d Overseas Missionary Society, a (Kaeoness, former Sunday School l^her, ntemberof the Willing Woik- eik and former member of Ihe gospel choir. ' She was also a ntcniber of Grahiuit Awnuc Community Qub and Alphal^i Chapter ofThcia Nu Sigma of lite National Beauty Cullurisi I.eague Inc. j Survivors include Louise Carter of(^leemceandantece. Elizabeth Allen of Advance. Funeralserviceswereconductcdal ll:30a.m.Ixb.7.alGoter Metropol i - uih A.M.E Zion Church by Dr. JamesSioan with burial following at Pied mont Memorial Gardens. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Feb. 15,1996 • . o William N. Barker j \ViHi;mi N. Barker. (Vt.iit Kciiiers- ^ \ille. (lieil Saliirday. Feb. IB. I al N ('. Baptist Mospilal in Wiiwion-Sa- llMU. He was Nim in Mcxrksville March .^1). 19.11. and had K^n a truck driver lor AA/\ Fxprcss. Siirxjvors Include his wife, WtHKira Barker of the home; a sun. Michael Barker of I .nnp (stand. N. Y.: a daugli- tel. Anne Amferson of Biifurd. S.C.: hiv mother. I.iila Barker of Winston- .Salein: a si«;tcr. Alberta Harsey of NN'inston Salcm. (iineial services weie to be con- iliictedai I p.m. at Ml. Venton B.Tplisl < Intrcli (-eh. 1.^. wiili Inirial following at Carolina Rihiicnl (iardens. Alice Gaither , Alice W.Alexander Gaillicr. 83. of J 20(1 Rolling Hills Lane. M(Kksville. djed al hcrhomc Tuesday night. Feb. 6. 19%. fnlltiwing a period of illness. She was bom in Alexander Coimly and had li^ed in M.Kksvillc for lire majorily of licr life. Her husband. Bailey Ijcc Ciailher. preecded her in death in 1981. Siirsivors include a daughter with whom slie made tier home. Koreller Brown: a son. William Oaiilier of Mixksvitlc; t grniKlehiUlicn: 2 grcal- gniiulcliililien: and other relatives. Funeral services were conducted at ' p 111. Fell 11. at Mnrrison-Stmievent tameral Home by the Rev. flonald Jenkins with hurial following in Cedar ' lioM- Baptist I Iniicli Cdiirleiv. Arthur "Poncho" Brooks Arthur "IVncho" Brooks Jr.. 61. of Salisbury, died Tuesday Feb. 6.1996, y at Rowan Regional Medical Center after two years of declining health and three months of serious illness. A forklin operator last employed by Isenhour Brick and Tile Company in liast Spencer, he was a member of Trinity Baptist Church in Mocksvillc. Funeral services were conducted at 11 a.rn. Feb. 10. al Rowait Memorial Park Chapel in Salisbury by the Rev. I )airell Cox. pastor of Trinity Baplkl (liiiivh. Burial followed in Rowan Memorial Park. Nettie Elizabeth Hampton y Nettie Flizabcth Hampton. 99. of theBlumcnthalJewishHomeinClem-nions, died Sunday. Feb. 54, (996 She was bom May 15. 1896. in Porsylh County toBilly and IdaGrifllth Hampton and was a member of Pine Grove United Methodist Church. Survivor! include a niece, Mildicdtjilhps of Advance; 2 nephews. Ray Phillips ofClemmons and John Henry PhillipsofNewMexico; cousin. Grace and ThuimondGrimthof Advance; anseveral great nieces and nephew.s. A funeral service was held at 7 p.ni.Feb. 8, at Voglcrand Sons Clemmons Ch.npel by the Rev. .Sanford L. Giles Jr. Burial was in Pine Grove United Mcth- utlisi Oiurch Ccmeiciy, William "Bud" Foster / William "Bud" Morris Fwter. 72. of Salisbury, died Monday, J%b. 12. 1996. at Rowan Regional Medical Center in Salisbuiy aller being in de clining health for three months and seriously ill two days. He was bom in DavieCounty April 11.1923.tollie[ateFlossieHaidinand Fred Mack Roiiler and was educated in the Davie County schools. He retired from Cone Mills Salisbury Plant after 35 years of service. He was of the Baptist faith. Surviving are 2 daughters. Terri Moore and Becky Ludwig, both of Safisbuty; a brother. Ronnie Foster of Salisbuiy: 3 sisters. Ruby Gaskcy and Florence Fcsperman. both of Salis bury. and Ora Braswell of Charlotte. Funeral services were to be con- ducledat3p.in.Feb. M.atSttminersett Memorial Chapel by the Rev. Emma Milan with burial following al Clem ent Runily Cemetery In Mocksville. QuUlieSueHolman Quillie Sue Holman, 71. of 337 Hospital St.. Mocksville. died Friday. Feb. 2.1996. at Davie Cdunly Hospi- lal.Bom Sept. 17.1924,inGfcenvilIe. S C..shewasadaughterofllielate July and UiMte Bell Teasley Hunter. A homemaker. she was a member of Mainville AMEZion Cburch. Her husband. Charlie Mack Holman. died May 8. I960. A daugh ter. Willie S. Kellum. died May 4. 1988. •Survivors include 2 sons, Charlie M.ick Holman Jr. and Robert Ucc Holman. both of Mocksville; a daugh ter. Ann Marie Holman ofMocksville; a brother. W.R. Hunter of Mocksville; a sister. Myta Merritl of Wadesboro; 4grandchildren; and 2 gteal-grandchil- dtcn. Funeral services were conducted al3;.30p.m.l%b.8.alMonison-Sludevcnt Funeral Home by the Rev. Robert Bailey an Bishop James Ijames with burial following al Mainville AME ZionChureh. n S, o rt o fAOCKSVlUE. N. C. 27 DAVm COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Feb. 15,1996 • s9 Dorcas M. Hoover l)<>ivas Miltioleil IliKwcr. XO. of l)avii-Sirc<rl.C'oolcenicc.tUcilWcdtu."i ilav iiii'ininc. 1"oh. 7. l'or\>lh Mfiiioiial Hospital. Slu- was Ihiiii in ( ooliriiicc. Dfi' ' t. I"l(> ti> tin- lali-1UtIxmi ami 1 .eiiii W.-linian Millioli'ii ami «as a ri'lirnl anoim1;mHsilliWi-sii-iitC"aioliiia1ck- phoiH't 'innpany. SIk* svasaiiicntlH*i ot 111.- r .w.lcoiiice l-piss opal (liuicli ol iln-CooilSliephi'iil 1I.-I liiisliaiKl. Charlie Bciifonl lloo'-ot Sr.. pieccileil tier in ticalli in PIXS Snr.iviiip arc a itiughlcr. Martha II. Hogei of Mos-hsvillc; a son, Charlie II. I loos er li . of Wake li>iesl;4 graml i hihlren; a sisler. Una PrcvcUc of Shcrtills i oril; ami a brother. M.I,. Milholcn of Ncssp<»n Ncsvs. Va. A gravcsitle scrsicc ssas licltl at 11 am. Feb. S. .at 1 argiori Memorial Park svitb the Rev. Cirep Little ofrici.atirtg. Mcritorials may be made to the I ■.Htleeinee VIAV Post, c/o Jerry Spry. ('<.ol.*einee. NC 27014. Bculali H. Spaugh Bcnlali Hoffman Spaugh. 89. ofWiitsion-Salem. died Friday. Feb. 9. 199fi. at Silas Creek Manor.She was Itorit Occ. 25. I91K> inDavidson County to Robert P. andScleita Pliclps Hoffman. She svas thesister of Oracc Potts of Advance.A funeral service was held at 2 p.m.Feb. |2.alHopewellMoravianOiurchby the Revs. David Memtl and JackNance. Burial followed in tlte churchgiaveyanl. Paul Edward Johnson - Paul EdwanlJohnson.63.ofMccks- ville. died at Davie County Hospital Tuesday morning. Feb. 6. 1996, fol lowing an apparent heart attack. He was Ixim in Iredell County, son of Azilee Baker Johnson and the late Ren Johnson and was retired from Hoechst Celanesc in .Salisbury. He wasa memberof Shiloh Baptist Church where he was chairman of the deacon board, a member of the adultSunday School class and a member of the cemetery committee. He was alsopast master of Corinthian Lodge 17, Prince Hall Masons. In addition to his mother, he is survived by his wife,Christine Johnson of the hometa son. Michael L. Johnsonof Greensboro; 7 brothers, Ben Johnson Jr. of Mocksville, Leonard Johnson - and Tltotnas Johnson, both of Atlanta. Ga.. Calvin Johnson and Robert Johnson, both of Baltimore, Md., Ben Johnson and L.C. Rucker,bothofWtn- ston-Salem; 5 sisters, Mildred Mitchcnerof Baltimore, Md., Dorothy Anderson. Emma Lee Frost, Lillie Johnson and Vera Davis, all of Mocks ville: 2 grandchildren; and a number of other relatives. Funeral services were conducted at2p.m. Feb. IO.atShiIohBaptistChurch with the Rev. Donald Jenkins officiat ing. Burial followed inthechurch cemetery with Masonic rites by Corinthiah Lodge 17 Prince Hall Masons. I ■ Ruby Martin Moore Ruby Mailin Moore, 80, of Nonh Main Street, Mocksville, died Sunday, Feb. 11,1996, at N.C. Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem after a brief illness. She was bom in Davie County, Jan. I i,.l9l6, to the late Walter Franklin and Minnie Florence Wall Martin and had taught school in Wilkesboro and Hampton, Va. as well as atSmithGrove and Cooleemee Schools in Davie County for nearly 40 years - 30 of which was spent at Cooleemee. She retired in 1978. A graduate of Mocksville High School and High Potnl College, she was a member of the Retired Teachers Association. She was a member of Mocksville Hrst United Methodist Church. Her husband. William Luckey Moore Jr., preceded her in death in 1985. Surviving are a daughter, Janie M. Darby of Springfteld, Va.; a son, Wil liam L. Moore of Caiy; 2 granddaugh ters; 2 sisters, Lucille Donnelly of Sal isbury and Janie H. Martin of Mocks ville; andabrolher, Walter E. Martinof Mocksville. Funeral services were conducted at II a.m.Feb. U.atEatonFuneralChapel with the Revs. Ed Biggers and Ram Strader offrciating. Burial followed at Rose Cemetery.Memorials may be made tothe His tory Room ofthe Davie County Public Library, North Main Street, Mocks ville, N.C. 27028. id ■L 0 -ft DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 371 NORTH MAIN STREET MOCKSVILLE, N. C. 27028 or DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Feb. 22,1996 J '■ Ervin Sylvester Baker Efvin Sylvester Baker. 77, of Mill Slrcel.Mocksvillc. died Feb. 14,19%. at the VA Hospital in Salisbury follow ing a pcrirxl of illness. He was Nim in Cannon. Cia.. son of the late Rev. William 11. and Lottie Merrill Baker. He was retired from Soutliem Railrcmd ('ompany and City Motor Comp-my tif Salisbury. He was a World War II veteran,serving in the U.S. Army and was a tneiiilKr of Shiloli Baptist Cbna'li. Surviving are a daughter. I-rlinc Whittington of I nnitman; 2 sisters. Azilec Barker and Inez Mayficld. both of Moeksville, 2 gratidehildrcn anil other relatives. A funeral servire w.is comhicted at } p.m. Feb. 11.at Morrison Sturlevcnt Funeral Home Chapel hy the Rev. IXmald Jenkins with burial following in tlie Shiloh Baptist Church Cem- eterv Alvin Bruce Childressy Alvin Bruce CItildress, 63. of Arlington Hills died Thursday, Feb. 15,19%,at hisSuny County to the lateJoeand Ida Stanley Childless. A self-employed carTienter and amember of World Wide aiutuli ofGikI. he was the father of Brenda Childress of Moeksville. Funeral sen'ices were held at 2:30p.m. Feb. 18. .at Gentry Family Chapelby the Rev. Jim llaeffel with burialfollowing in New Bethel PentecostalHoliness Church Cemetery. ^garErnestB^ > t Edgar Ernest Bell Sr., 78, of Salisbury, died Wednesday, Ftb. 14,1996. at Salisbury Nursing had Rehabilitation Center after being in declining health for two years. He was bom Jan. 11,1918. in Ire- dell County to the late Ernest and Ina Meadows Bell. He was educated in the Iredell County schools and was a vet eran of the U.S. Army, serving during World War II. He was etnployed with BurlingtonMills in Cooleemce and Camion Millsbefore letiiing in 1981. He was of theBaptist faith and was a member of the American Legion in Cooleemee. Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Boger Bell, whom he married Dec. 2, 1929; a son, Edgar "Buddy" Bell Jr. of Salisbury; 3 daughters, Margaret Coley of Statesville, Carolyn Whitaker and Catherine Saine, both of Salisbury; 3 brothers. Wade, Clarence atid Paul Bell, all of Statesville; 4 sisters. Josie Ward of Harmony, WillaTaylor, Wilma Fraley and Ruby NellLothatpe, all of Statesville; 13 grand children; and 23 great grandchildren.Funeral services were conducted at : 11 a.m.Feb, 17,alSummerseltMemo-■ rialChapelbylheRevs.JerTyP.Wilkes and Lairy Twilty. Burial followed at Rowan Memorial Park. Richard Avery ChurchRichard Avety Church, 49,ofWin- ston-Salem. died Feb. 14, 19%, as a lesuU of an automobile accident.He was the stepfather of, CindySullivan of Mock^lle. Fiuieral services were conducted at2 p,m: ftb-' 17, al Parklawn Memorial:Gardens Maumletim Oiapel ,by the Rev,DaItoniaflg," Virginia D. Bowles Virginia Dagcnhart Bowles of 520 Green Hill Road, Moeksville, wife of the late Marshal; Bowles, died Satur day, Feb. 17.1996, at Forsyth Memo rial Hospilal in Winslon-Salem after a lengthy illnes.s. She was bom Sept. 29, 1909, to Robert and Ida Alexander Oagenhart in Iredell Counly. She and her husband had been well-known tobacco farmers. She lelired from AT&T in 1974 after 27 years of service. She was preceded in death by 4 brothers aftd 3 sisters. Surviving are 4 sisters. Mae Sharp and Fay Stevenson, both of Slatesvi lie; Clara Milter of Winslon-Salem and Francis Hudson of Unionville, Va.; and a number of nieces and nephews. A graveside service was to be held at I la.m.Feb.22,alJerichoChurchof Clirist In Moeksville by the Rev. Tom Torpy. Memorials may be made toihe Jeri cho Church Cemetery Fund or to a charity of the donor's choice. y Johnny E. Cook Johnny E. "Junior" Cook, 68. of Winslon-Salem, diedSunday.Feb. 18,19%, at his residence. He was the father of Karen Cook Vickcis of Advance. A graveside service was held al 2 p.tn. Feb. 20, at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens with the Rev. Jim Raines oBl- ciating. D Davle County Public Ubraw Moeksville, NC DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Feb. 22,1996 a Noriua L. Cornatzer J Nlimki Jean Ijinicr Otmal/er. 61. "I l otk Uixh> Riniil. Mocfcsville, dic<l IliiiiMlay innriiiiif, IVh. 1.*;. 10%. al l-oisylli Memorial Hospital in Wtii- sion-Salein after a brief illness. She «as Inim in Davic County. Mas 26. lot.) lo the late tJonaW ami lilla I loyd l.aiiicr anil was an cm- phtyee ol Dixie I'lnnittire Conipany in I exinyliMi .Shesvasainemberofl'iilton I 'niied Melhislist CInircli. Slie ssas preiciled in death by a sister. Ciiiiilyn Williams, and by 4 brothers. Melvin l.anier. Ed l,anier. Garland Ijnicr and Hill Lanicr. all of lire Kccds community. Survivors include her husband. 'Diomas Manuel Comat/crof the home: a daiiphlcr. Donna Livelihood of Ad- sance: 2 sons. Dale Comalzcr of Moikssille and Eildic Comalzer of Advance; 6 grandchildren: 3 sisters. Ileilie l-'osier of Reeds. Joyce Jones of Advance and Maitha I layes of Clcm- moiis: and 2 biulhcrs. Tommy Lmicr of Reeds and Burl lanicr of Mocks- ville. Eimeial services were conducted at I la.m.leb. lO.atliatonruneralChapcl by die Rev. Wayne fluff. Burial fol- htsseil in l-ulton United Methodist Church Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Fulton Uiiiicd Methixlist Church. N.C. Hsvy. bill .Soiillt. Advance N.C. 271X16. Kiiey Moon* Riiey Moore. 94. sviilosv of Gentry r. Mixire. formerly of Route 3. North Wiikesboro. died .Saturday. Feb. 10. 1996. at Britthaven Nursing Hume in Wiikesboro. AlK>memakerbornJan.2. l9U2.in Wilkes County to Lcttic Brooks, slic was tite mother of Betty Prevettc of Mocksville. Ruth Church Helderman y Ruth Church Helderman. S3, of Mocksville.dlcdofleukemiaSalurday morning. Feb. 17. 1996. at Forsylh Memorial Hospital in Winston-Salem. The youngest child of Dr. Grant Church. 92, of Winslon-Salem and the late Beatrice Marie Rash Church, she wasabookkeeperwith Premiere Asso- ciiites and had also been employed with the Davie County Public Library. She was preceded in death by a daughter. Jill Marie Helderman, Sept, 4. 1988. Survivois include adaughler, Janet Helderman Ball of Rock Hill: a son. John Richard Helderman of Chapel Hill; 2 granddaughters; 5 brothers. Alvin Church of Winsion-Salem. George Church of California. Roy ChuichofWinston-Salem,lhnilChiuch of Walkertown and Earl Church of Otarlotte; and 2 sisters. Audrey War den of Winston-Salem' and Joyce Hendrix of Mocksville. Funeral services were conducted at 2p.m. Feb. I9.at Blaise Baptist Church with the Rev. Glenn Sellers and Ricky Hendrix officiating and burial follow ing in the Fratemity Church of the Brethren Graveytird in Winston-Sa lem. Memorials may be made to Blaise Baptist Church. 134 Blaise Church Road. Mockiiville. N.C. 27028; Davie County Public Library, North Main Street. Mocksville, N.C. 27028; or to D.ivie Theatre Company, c/o Shane Young. 189 Crestview Drive. Mocks ville. N.C.27028. Kathryn Rich Matacia Kathryn Elizabeth Rich Matacia died Feb. 17,19%. in Cypress, Calif, alter a long illness. She was bom in Courtney, gradu ated from Reynolds High &haoI in Winston-Salem and attended Salem College. She was a teacher in the For- syth County schools, a milliner at de partment stores in Philadelphia, Balti more and New York and a house mother al Guilfoid. Greensboro and Lees McRoe Colleges. She is survived by 2 sons, William Dewey Joyce Jr. of Virginia and Rich ard Bagby Matacia of Cypress. Calif.; a stepson. Joseph Matacia Jr.; 4 grand- chil(Jren;andabrother,Charles Hamp ton Rich of Durham. She was preceded in death by a si.stcr.EdylheRichWolff.andabrother. Fred C. Rich. A graveside service will be held Saturday. Feb. 24, at Eaton's Baptist Church Cemetery in Mocksville. Memorials may be made to Batons Baptist Church Cemetery Fund. Batons Church Road. Mocksville. N.C.27028. Hazel Nunn J Hazel Irene Qement Nunn, 79. ofMountAiry.diedWednesday.Feb. 14, 19%, at Forsyth Memorial Hospital in Winston-Salem. The widow of Walter Lawrence Nunn. she was bom in Patrick County, Va., July 27.1916, to the late Charlie W. and Nancy Matthews Oement. She was retired from J.P. Stevens and wffi a member ofAsbury Pentecostal Holi ness Church. She wasaSunday School teacher. Survivors include 2 daughters, Christine Bolejack of Mount Airy and Sue Walker of Mocksville; 6 grand children, including Misty and Tiffany Walker of Mocksville: 3 sisters, Ethel Minter and Olive Lawrence, both of Martinsville, Va. and Betty Joyce of Johnson City. Tenn.; and 2 brothers. Thomas J. Clement of Stuart, Va. and Charles Clement of Ararat. Va. She was preceded in death hy a brother. Robert Clement. A funeral service was held at 2 p.m. ftb. 17. at Asbury PentccMtal Holi ness Church by the Revs. Charles Webb, J.R. Hutchins and Wesley Flippin. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Davie County Public Library Mocksville, NC DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Feb. 22,1996 / JanicsG. Reeves V ^"'""OrovcrRcevcs 66" ie<l Monday mominp. Feb." 19 w' Orvilie Ray Rose Orville Ray Rose. 60. of Dobson. died Monday. Feb. 12, 19%, at For- syih Memorial Hospital in Winston- Salem. Bom Aug. 2. 1935. in Harlan County.hewasasonofihe late Charles and Bonnie Norman Rose. He was retired from General Motors in Flint, Mich. He wasthefatherofDonnaSteelman of Advance. Funeral services were heldal2 p.m. Feb. IS. at Davis and Sons Funeral Home Chapel with burial following at Rowan Memorial Park in Salisbury. CT" <3: y Florence Barnes IVexler Florence BaniesTrexler.71. of Pine Ridge Road, MoclcsviIle.diedSunday. Peb. 18.19%, at her home. She was bom in Davie County May 16. 1924, to the lale John and Lillie Mae Mclntyre Barnes and was retired from Ftber Industries. She was a mem ber of Turrentine Baptist Church and was an avid seamstress. Her husband. Glenn Trexler, pre ceded her in death in 1995. Survivors include 3 sons, Wayne Trexler of Salisbury, David Trexler and Gene Trexler, both of Cooleemee; 7gmndchildren:5greatgrandchildren:2 step grandchildren: 5 sisters. Ann Cnuinil, Maggie Hutchensand Margie Lowery, all of Mocksville, Irene Eubanks of Kannapolis and Louise Blackwood of Cooleemee; several nieces and nephews. A brother, Clyde Shaw of Cbol- eemec, preceded her in death. a.m. Feb. 21. at Eaton Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Billy SItrop oUnciating. Burial followed at Legion Memorial l^irk in Cooleemee. Memorials may be made to the Davie County Chapler of the Ameri can Heart Association. P.O. box 406. Mocksville, N.C. 27028. a Davie County Public LlbfifV Mocksville, NO I A O r" cr o DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Feb. 29,1996: ■^0 N C> vq . <U Ik i :5 ■'t Alvin Bruce Childrcss J Alvin Himi- ChlMrcv,. f,t „fJiHie.willc. dial lliiiisdjiy. Ixh. I.S. I'W6. ;ii his huinv. llfiv;isl>iitnM:iy IK. l'J.12lii.S«ii\t "iinly ■■> iln- |;ii,. 1,^. .,,,,1I hildrcs^ A svll employed car,v.inxlie was a iiiciiiIkt of World Widenmrcli of Ciixl, lie ,1,^ (-.iiin.,,Saimny .S, Cliililresv of Moekxville.A liineral «Tvitettascoiidiicledal:.VI p.m. Fch. IK. al (ienlo' ramilvtliajrel hy ihe Rev. Jim I lacffel. Buriallollowerl in New Bed,el PeiileeodalHoliness (luircli (Vmeten' Roljeii Ward I<eim.stcr Robert Waid l-einister. Kf>. of Rosej wtxxl Rest Home in llarrnoiiv. for-ineily of Yadkinville Road. Mocfssille. ilied Sunday, beli. I'Wfi. ailiedcll Memorial llospicd in Suues ville. I le wastxim in ItedelK'ounly Maieh2K. I'XWio ilie lare Waller Columbus and Allieila "Berdie" Ward Feimsieiaiul was reliretl Iroiii Diexel-Herilape l umiltiie Company as a Iriick driveralter moie llian 2f. y ears of service. His wife. Crace livelyii (irocel eimsier. |)rcccded him in ilealh MayIW.I. Hevvasa|so|uecedalindealliIw a .laiipbl. r. Belly lean l eimsier Blown; and a piandson Alsoprecedin,. Iiiiii in dealli weie 1liiollteis. Waller Diiiaiid I'cinisici andNoiris W. I cimslei; and a sisier. Mar- giui'l I*. Jenkins. SiirvivoxN iiicliiile 2 noms. K. Uirryl-eiiiislcr of Winsion-Salem and Rev.Roper W. Iximsler of Sheffield; avlaiigliier. Ann H. Slroiid of Harmonya brolher. Frank 1). IxinisierofSlaies-villc; and a sisier. Falna F. Sloan of Hiinnony. A funeral scr\'icc was conducted al2 p.m. Feb. 27. al ReavisFuncial HomeChapel by tlic Rev. David L. Cilbiealhwiih burial rullowringin Harmony Cem etery. Memorials may be made to the church or ehari ly ofihe donor's choice. Minirie Baker Ellissj Mirilie Baker Ellis, 77. ofPark. Calif., died Saturday, Febi 10;" 19%. A former resident of DayleCoiiiily. she had spent the last 60years ill die San I'raiicisco Bay area. ' - Slie w as Ihe daiighler of Ih&late .Aiiemus M. and Mamie Evans Baker; Her liiisbaiid. 'Uroinas S. Elli.s. pre-,cealed her in dealh. She w as also pre-; ■ I eded in dealh by .S hinllieis and 4- sisieis. Surviv ors include ,1 suns, James T.' ■ I'ills of Havward. Calif.. John Ellis of- San Mateo. Calif., and IVlc Ellis of lennessee: 2 daughters. Belly Ellis- P.iKxli of Concord. Calif, and Ruby -l-Jlis Waid ofTueson, Ari/.; 12 grand- I'liildieii: numemns great grandchil-. diemapiealgiealgtaiulehildiabnilhcr.';Jake Baker of Mucksville: a sistCT,; Shirley Baker Wall of MocksvillejanJ,*many nieces and nephews. ; -2^; .Servieesvvcrehcldal l)nggan'.sSelTa";Morlnaiy in Daly Clly. Calif. Feb;."l2,':.' followed by a private burial. Memorials may be made to. the';- Ameiiean Heart Association or to a' charily of Ihe donor's choice. ' ' IrctliaTatumGaither / Iretlia "Rita" Tatum Gaither of Bal-V iiinotc.Md..diedFcb. I«. I9%.aftcra lengthy illness.She was bom Feb. 11, 1921, inDavie Coinuy lolhc late Daniel W. andViola HowellTalum. .She wasarelircd housekeeper and a member of CedarCreek Baptist Church In Famiinglon.Survivors in ''ide her husband.FUIw.nnl Gailhcr ol llic home; a sisier. Essie T. Kimbrough of Reislertown,Md.; a sister-in-law. Lucy Talum ofFanninglon; and several rela- tives.Funeral services were held Friday,Feb. 23. 1996. at noon at March Funeral Home West with burial follovv-ing in Woodlawn Cemetery in Balti more, Md. Robert Luther Eudy / Robert Luther Eudy. 62, of 429Pine Ridge Road, Mocksville, died Friday. Feb. 23,1996, at his home after three trumths of serious illnes.s. Bora Oct. 16,1933, in Cixilcemee, he wa-s a son of Ethel Jarvin Daimel of Mocksvllleand Ihe late Mellon R. Eudyand the stepson of Waller Daniiel. ADavie County High School graduale. he had reliredin October l995fromthe0*iper-Abe* Cbrp.A U.S. Navy veteran of the Korean and Vietnam wars, he was nwanleil four Bronze Stars. He wasameniberof Edgewood Baptist aiurch in Cool- eemee. Survivors, in addition lo his mother andslepfalher, include his wife, PhyllisDaniel Eudy; stepson, T.W. Dunningof Clevelartd; 2 daughters, Susan Cox ofNew Philadelphia, Ohio and SharonEudy of Boslon, Mass; a slepdaughter, Deidre Wilson of Raleigli; a brother.Jack Eudy ofCnoleemee; a.slster, JudyKeslcr of Hempslead. N.Y.: and 3 grandchildren.Funeral services were held al I p.m. Feb. 26, al .Summerset! Funeral HomeChapel in Salisbury by Ihe Rev. JohnD. Shore of Edgewood Baptist Church and tlie Rev. Mark Walton of Trinity Baptist Church in Spencer. Burial fol lowedat Ihe U.S. National Cemetery inSalisbury. Military rites wcrccoitduclcd by Ihe Rowan County Vclemns Coun cil. Memorials nray be made lo Davie County Hospice. 210 Hospital Street, Mocksville. N.C. 27028 or lo Edgewood Baptist Church, 7483 Edgewood Circle. Mocksville, N.C. 27028. Davie County Public Libraiy Mocksville, NO , 0 > Franklin M. Jepson Franklin Martin Jepson. 92. orBer- y muda Village, Advance, formerly of North Tarrytown. N Y.. died Monday. Feb. 26, 1996. During his bu iness career, he played a promincn: role in re-estab lishing trade relaiio: sbciwcen Finland amIlhcU.S. after \V' .Id War lias chief executive of llie M. iklen He was boni to Viunic and Lewis "1 ouis" Jepson ill Knab. Utah. Dec. I L He spent hK youth patlici palinj: in some of tlie last o|vn langc cattle diises to oceni in the vvcsteni liniietl States. He pratliiated fiointhc I'tiiversiiy I 'lali. fehvalinp to New Yofk City in ihc late in>tK,andgrju!u aled IrcMii die Sili'sd of llioiitcss Atl iniiiisiraliiui at Nev. ^'oik tlnisnsily. Inthecaily F'JIK. he hel|H'destab lish what came to In* known as the Madden ('oi|>iuarinn. a linn which Kxaiiw tiK* sole V.S. agcni iif news print aiulolherpaivrpiiHlncisimportcd from Mnland He Ivi atne piesident nndchict cseculiseorihe company In the laic and was •uccesstul in cstablishiii}! sininc ties K'twecn the Finnish newsprint mannfaiiuivrs and prominent U.S. newspajx-ts. Upon retirement fiom the Madden Corptrraliou. he loimded the Wasatch Corponition. w hicliiepu-^enled Cana dian news|Miiit interests. He voliinteereil for military service during World War 11. gaining temixr- rary assignment in Kuni|x» with the Koyal Air I'oiee. Folltrw ing llie estab lishment of tlx* U.S. F-igliih Air Force, he sen erl as chief of photo reconiiais sance inleipiclatiori hrancli. rising to the rank of lieutenant colonel. His unit dcwioped tnfonnaiion as- siviated w iih someof the m«»st signlH- canl bombing missions of the war. He alsopaiilcipaledinilteanalyslsof Ger man rcseaich into alomic weapons in Norway. Arierihe war he sci\cd as a civilian advisor tr» the (-IA, eonstiliiiig on po litical and cctuiomic developments within Flnlaiul. lie received mimcroiis civic and mililaiy citations. iiK'ludinglhe Bmn/c Star, the ('loix de Guerre anil the Finn ish Order of the Red Lion. He Is siirvivetl by his wile. Betty I^lhorap Jepson; a smi. I'ranklin T. Jepson of RiKliesicf. N.Y.; 2 daugh ters, Diana Stmliers of Ossining, N.Y., and Susan Bhore of Potomac. Md.: 3 stepchildren. Robert f-mithorapof San |-rancisci». Calif.. Suvm Vigeland of Chjiiloltc and Heltina Catlin of Fort Collins. Colo.; am! 9 grandchildren. He was predeceased by his first w ifc. Marjoric Kenny Jepson, and two brothers. Donations should be mode to the charity of the donor-s choice. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Feb. 29,1996^ Delmer Howard / Delmer Gray "Speedy" Howard, 7.1,of297 Hall Walker Lane. Advance, died at his home, Feb. 21.1996. He was bom Dec. 21.1922, in Ad- v.nnce to Emuel Samuel and Geneva Myers Howard. I Ic was a lifelong resi dent of Advance ami was employed by Ray Construction Company for 40 years, retiring in 1986. He was of the Baptist failb. I Ic was preceded in death by a step daughter. Rlir.nhctb Wyall. Survivors ineludc his wife, Annie Bell White Howard of the home: a slepdaiighter. Caiolyn Thompson; 2 stepsons. Bobby Harris and Charles I larris; 6 grandchildren:4 great gnind- ehildren; 7 sistcrs.1TtclmaSaylor, Bearl Markland and Pansy Myers, all of Advance. Addie Pine and Rtisic Slilliiian. Ixiih of l.cwisvil!e. Mandie Miller of Fayelteville, and Linda I lacker of Ohio: and a bother. C. Sam Howard of Winslnn-Salem. A funeral service was held at .T p.m. Pel). 24. at Voglcrs Clcmmons Chupcl by Pastors Ray Davis and Ronnie Ctadikrek with burial following in Green Meadows Baptist Church Ccm- ciery. Kenneth Scott Shore^ Kenneth Scoll Shore, 40, of lialons C hurch Road, died Sunday, Feb. 25 1996. at his borne, HewasbominDavteCbuniyJan..10, 1956 to the late Burlie Cieason Shore andThomas Ray ShoreofCool- cernecarrd was preventive maintenance enginecrwiihFibcrlnditslries.Hewasa member of Cooleemee First Piesby- icrian Church, was an avid hunter and fisherman. He was a member of the llucehst-Celancsc sofiball team.He was prtxeded in death by his brother. Chuck Shore, in 1990. •Surviving arc his wife, ChristieJones Shore of the home: a daughter. Brandy Shore of the home; a step- dattghlcr. Undscy Lipseomb of the home: his falherand stepmother, Tho- mas Ray and Shclbia Burris Shore of Cooleemee: a sister, Janet Whilesidcs ofWoodlcaf:at)da hmlhcr. Joey Shoreof Davidson: and 3 nephews. A funeral service was held at 11 a.m. Feb. 28, at Cooleemee Ptesbyte- rran Church with the Rev. Robert Gofonh officiating. Burial followed in Legion Memorial Park. Memorials may be considered for the Oxrieemee Recreation Deport.- ment. c/oTown Qcrk, N.C. SOl South Cooleemee, N.C. 27014, or to Camp ^mi. Victoiy Baptist Ghuich. do tsS S""* Pine Ridge Road,Cooleeniee, N.C. 27014, Sydna Cash Sanford y Sydna Cash Sanford, 59, of Mocks- ville. died Saturday aftcmrxm, Feb. 24, I996,at MooreCourrty Regional Medi cal Center in Pinehurxt after a brief illness. She was bom in Forsylh County, April 28.1936. to Ruth Flake Ca.sh of Wtnstun-Salem and lire late Thomas Dalton Ca.di ami was a retired special education teacher with the Davic County .Schools. She was a graduate of James A. Gray High School and East Carolina University. Sl« was tasimmcntal in esiablrsh- n ingtltcDavie County Group Home for . the handicapped. She was a member of n Davic County ARC from which she i received the Outstanding Service Award. She was a member of Davic : Board of Realtors and a former nrem- i bcr of the Davie County Arts Council. I She was a member of Mocksville First I Presbyterian Church where site sang in i the choir. J She was preceded in ileath by her 1 fitsl hu.sband. Rufus B. Sanford Jr., itr ' 1969 and her second husband. Charles » Spc.ir. in 1995. She was also preceded I in death by a son, David T. Sanford. in 1986. L Surviving, in addititrn tolrcrmotlrcr, V are a daughter, Frartces C. Sanford trf s Mocksville; a son, Rufus B. "Cliip a Sanford 111 of Pinehurst: a grandson.TyIerSanfordofMock.sville:abmthcr, c Thomas D. Cash Jr. of Winston-.Sa- f lem: a niece and 2 nephews. It Funeral services were conducieil at u 2 p.m. Feb. 27, at Eaton Funeral Qiapcl by the Rev. Leiand Richardson with at burial following in Joppa Cemetery, h) Memorials may be considered for fo Davic County Special Olympics, c/o Er Kathic Strcil, 1102 Wagner Rtuid. 'br Mocksville. N.C. 27028. bruitict, jortn a. aaiituru ni Mocks- | ville; and a sister Agnes Leary of | Meadowhrook Terrace in Advance. A memorial service was held at 2:30 p.m. Feb. 27. at St. Paul's Episcir- pal Church with burial following in Dalton Memorial Garden. Memorials may be rtutde to CON TACT. 851 West Frfth StrceL Win- slon-Salcm, N.C. 27101 or to Hospice of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County. I lOO-C S. Stratford Rortd, Winstorr- Salem. N.C. 27103. Davie County Public Libraiy Mocksville, NC DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Mareh 7,1996 i VI I t Edith W.Absher Edilh WiUdns Absher, 79. of U.S. / Hwy. 601. Mocksville. died Friday. March I, 19% al her home. Slu- \va<iN>niJiily .1. lOlftin Y.nlkin I'oMiii) Ik Miles ami Mclla i'osier WIIMns. She wa.< a hoiueinaker. a meiiilwr of l.iberty Daplisi Church and all a", ill panlcner. She was mamed to Noah Ab.sher. who preceded tier in death in 1980. Siiivlving are a daughlcr, Marie Nixon of Mountain fark: a son. Ken neth Al)sher orTtnnnunsville, S.C.; 2 ei:u«!ehildien;2sistcrs. Margie Reavis I >f I lampiohvilleand Dorothy Childless of Vadkinville; and a brother. Lloyd Wilkins of Conrtney. A funeral service was held at 2 p.m. March 3. at Gentry Family Chapel by the Revs. Jimmy Pulley and Marvin lllackbum. Burial followed in Moun tain Park Cemetery. Memorials may he niatlc to Hos pice of Davie County. .lames Barney J James "Jim" Barney. 88. of 1 ivengiwHl Rrad. Advance, died early Saturday morning. Match 2. 1996. at Meadow hoKik of Davie. runcial services were conducted at 2 p m. March A, at Comatzer Baptist Church by the Rev. Elmer Day. Burial follow I II in the church cemetery. MemoiiaK may be considered for Cornat/er Baptist Churcb. 609 Coinatzer Road. Mocksville. N.C. 27028. He was bom in Davie County. Nov. 14. 1907. to the late Cephas and RchcceaCope Barney and ivasa farmer. He was the oldest living member of Comat/er Baptist Qiurch.havingbeen a ntcrnlrer there all his life. He had served on the churcb cemetery ctrm- rnittee for several years. He was preceded in de.ith by his wife. Beulah Boger Barney, in 1986. I le was also precedcil by a grandson. Riclianl Barney; a sister. I.illie Myers; and a brotlrcr. Joe Barney. Surviving are a daughter. Allie B. RichanKonof Wirrston-Salem: 5 srms. Totty Barney of Mocksville. Bobby Barney and Grady Barney, both of Advance. Levi Barney and Jimmy Barney. Ivrth of Lexington; 10 grand children; 14 great grandchildren: and a sister. OIlie Godbcy of Advaitce. : Tpny Lynn Alexander ; Tony Lynn Alexander, 40, of t/ ; Gladstone Roo^ Mocksville, died ; Wednesday,Feb.28,1996,athishonie. ts He was bom in Rowan County. Nov. 16. 1995. to Kathryn Smith Alexander of Cleveland and the late ; James Alexander. He was employed :with the maintenance department al Skyline Mobile Home Corporation. Surviving, in addition tohis mother, iare his girlfriend, Millie Dexter of Xooleemce: and a sister, Rcgina Heming of Cleveland. .- Z- Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. March I. at Corinth Church ofChrist at i jteedmore with Tim Pinkston ofTrciat- iyrig. Burial followed in the church cent- ^ Memorials may be made to the Fel- lowshipBuilding of Corinth Churchof Christ, do Ralph Forrest, 1170 Needmore Road. Woodleaf, N.C. 27D54. William R. Davis ^ William "Bill" R. Davis.79.of 123 Twin Cedars Drive. Mocksville, died Tliursday. Feb. 29, 1996. at Davie County Hospital after being in declin ing health for the past two years. A native of Wake County, he was bom Aug. 24,1916, to Ida and Joseph Davis. He was associated with Epps Transportation System in Durham and Winston-Salem and retired in 1985 as vice president of transportation, after 50 years of service. He was an active member of Cen tral Tetiacc Methodist Church in Win- ston-Salem. He was inducted into tlie Durham Masonic Lodge 352 in 1942 and later joined the Winston-Salem Lodge in 1947. Hewaspastma-sterof the Salem Lodge in 1954 and past master of New Piedmont Lodge? 11 in 1958.He was a member and past patron of the Twin City Chapter 60 of the Order of the Eastern Star in Winston-Salem. He was preceded in death by his frrst wife. HetticOliver Davis, in 1983. Survivors incjude his wife, Wiima Davis ofthe home; a beloved step son, John Singleton of Mocksville; twin sister, Martha D. Bradford of Blackstone, Va.; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were conducted at 11 a.m. Mareh 2, at Rowan Memorial Park Mausoleum. Masonic honorswere conducted by the Mocksville Masonic Lodge. Donald Robert Bame I Donald Robert Bame, 61. a former J resident of TItomasville, died Friday. Mareh 1, 1996, at the home of his sister, Virginia Edwards of Climax. Bom Nov. 20, 1934. in GuilfordCounty.asonof Eli Thomas and Mattie Huse Bame. he was the brother of Linda Packctt of Mocksville. A funeral service was held at 2 p.m. March 4. at Sechtest Funeral Home Chapel in TItomasville with the Revs. Ty Thompson and Deweerd Lambeth oftlciating Burial followed intlic Holly Hill Memorial Park Cemetery. Ellen R.Glasscock J Ellen Rollins Glasscock. 94, ofRalph Ratledge Road. Mocksville.died Saturday morning. March. 1996 at her home. Funeral services were held at 3;3U p.m. March 4. at Ijames Crossroads Baptist Church with the Rev. FranklinMyers officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Memorials may be considered for the Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund ofIjames Crossroads Baptist Church, c/o Benita Snyder. 728 Sheffield Road. Mocksville. N.C. 27028. She was born in MecklenburgCounly.Oci.28.l90l,to the late Boyd W. and Cora Deexveese Rollins and was a homemaker. She had been a lifelong member of Chestnut Grove United Methodist Church. After licr maniage she at tended Ijames Crossroads Baptist Church. She was an avid flower gar- dener. , , u •> She was preceded in death by z sisters. Evelyn Laymen and Naomi Furches; and a brother. Glenn B. Rollins.Surviving are hethusband.Matsliall E. Glasscock Sr. of the home; 2dau gh- lers. Dorothy TaylorofOlinamI Nancy Allen of Mocksville; a son. Marshall E. Glasscock Jr. of Mocksville; 2 stepdaughters. Mary Spillman of Farmington and Jane Tutterow of Mocksville; 2 step sons R. Clyde Glasscock of Mocksville and Ihomas F. Glasscock of Uwisville; 6 grand children; 16stepgtandchitdren.7 greatgrandchildren;30slepgrcatgrairdchil- dren; 6 step great great grandchildren; and 2 sisters. Belva Beck of Mocks ville and Emma Glass of Wiiiston- Salem. -~a; County m Ubtatv J-2 - DEESE • rtf K^r- Mrs. Lois West Deese, 71, ofKernersviUe, died Saturday, Ma^,1996, at Forsyth Memo^ tal. She was bom May 16, ^24 "iStvle County to Walter Wesley and Ella Agnra Miller W^was preceded in death by I'® band. Bay B. Deese, Jr., md twobrothers, WaltCT Miller West andSe Gray W^ Su^e^ m-dude her dau^tCT,Rollins and son-in-law, Floyd Bm- lins, of Kemersville; one ^n, to-thony B. Deese; her grandchd<^Stephanie A. Boudreaux and hus band, Mike, of Meinphi^JT^,Gretta and Christopher D^ ofWinston-Salem, Saihe Spangler, Christopher I^ce^i lins. Bay Bollins, Debbie HaMand husband, Ban^, of Keme^ville and Jesse Bollins of Concord, Wife. Ostine W., of Pmo^d Bo-land H. West and wife, Be^>Mocksville; three s^rs, Jto. Vtf- dnia Steelman of ^ttota. to. Jessie Guentert and husbmd, Harold, of San Antonio, Mrs. Elizabeth Fortney of Mary-vllle. Term. Funeral serwces will. |be conducted Monday^ ^ JVogler & Sons Mam StrMt Ctopdby Bev. Lane Sapp. Bunal^ low in Oaklawn Memorial Gm-SL The tollJ 'STT Mends Sunday from 7 mtil 9 at the funeral home.requests that, in lieu of Bo^^memorials be made to Good Sh^ , herd Moravian Church Book of Be-mSSrances, Wesley Chapel • Methodist Church, PBi®! ton Baptist Churdi, Mocks^e, orLaurel Ridge Monn^ Church Camp. U DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, March 7,1996 ^ X Maggie Vickers Godbey Maggie Vickers Godbey. 9.1. of3 OiKltK-y Ro.ul, MtKksville. died ciiily lnd.iy morning. March I. I<)<;<.. ai Roscwwxl Rcsl Home in Hamiony wliere she was a resident. She w as boni in Davic C'lmnly ht.iy .11.1902. to the Lite Quiitcy ami l>n ie ("asison Vick crs .-md n as a hoineimikfr.■Site was a mcinbcr of Saleni United MeihiKlist ftinmh. Ilei husband,CalvinFrankGtxIhcy.preceded her in death April 11. 1987.•Survivors include 3 daughters.Myrtle Alexander of Bmdenton. Fla..I'olly Phelps of Clemmons and LouiseAllen of Mtx-ksville; 3 sons. MarshallGodliey of Mooresville. Ray Godbeyand Leonard Godhey. both of Mocks- villc: N gramlcliildien: 26grcatgmtid-childrei): 5 great great grandchildreti:and a sister. Fannie Kocntz of Lexing- ton.Funeial serv ices were held at 2 p.tn.March 3. at Saleni United Methodistaiiieh with the Rev. Gaiy Kling officiating. Burial followed in the chinch ccniclery. Bernard J.Morache Bemanl J. Morache. 82. of 3.12Bermuda Village. Advance, died lluirstUiy. . ,He wL bom Jan-22.1914. tn New York N.Y.. 10 Raymond and ValctaSis Morache. He was a 10-year resident of Rermmla Vilbge and anactive nwMnher of Holy Family Callvo-lie Church in Clemmons. He was preceded in death by >nwife. Dorothy Kamper Morache.'''s^.rvivingarcadaugh.er.DomdiyKosibaofAtla.tta.Oa.;4grandch.l- dren; and 4 great smndchddren^Afuneralwasheldatna.jmMarch 2. at Holy Family Catholic Ch^h i"aemmonsby Father^oi^ WalslnMemorials may beAlzheimers Associat.on 836 OakStreet. Winston-Salem.N.C. 2710 - ;]^ey Ledford Grubby ' Riley Ledford Grubb, 87. of Lexington. diedTuesday.Feb. 27, 1996, at Lexington Health Care, alter a month of serious illness. Bom Nov. 27, 1908, in Davidson County, a son of the late Noah Webster -and Sarah Rebecca Walton Grubb, he •was the brother of Pearl Owens of;MocksvilIe. Funeral services were conducted at; 3 p. m. Feb. 29, at Second Presbyterian Church by the Rev. Bill SosebM with : burial following at Forest Hill Mcmo- irial Park.Memorials may be made to SecondPresbyterian Chutidi,c/o Annie Briggs. 207 Cotton Grove Road, Lexington, W.C. 27292. WeldonE.Reece Weldon E. Reece. 92. of Indepen-^ denccVillage.diedSaturday,March2. 1996. „The son of Walter and Dora Recce,was bom Sept. 28, 1903, he was aRiaduatc of Guilfotd College. He wmateacher and coach at ColfaxSchoolm Gutlford County and served as pnrrei-pal of a number of schools, includingShady Grove Elementary in Davic A graveside service was held at 11a.m. March 5. at Forsylh MemonalPark with the Rev.RaymondUSurtatt ofTiciating.MemorialsmaybeinadetoArdi^ United Methodist Church. 630Hawthorne Road. Winslon-Salem. N.C.27103. Ethel Mamie Jones : EthelMamieJores,95.formerlyof/ Ote Mocks fCounty.diedFriday.march 1.19%.atMeridianNuisingCenterinSalisbu^ : She was bom OcL 5.1900 iri theMockscommunityloWiUiamJackson i„> Eugenia Snyder Jones. She was aiernber of Mocks United Mdhodist|huich.theUnitedMethodistWoiTOnind the Home Dcmonstrahon Club. " She is survived by 8 nieces and nephews.I A funeral service was held al 3 p.m.March 3, at Mocks United Metf^tslCTurch with the Rev- Bruce U GwynofTrciating. Burial followed m the^"MetnS^ay be made to MocksUnited Methodist Church Memonal Fund. P.O. Box 2122. Advance. N.C. 27006. Kenneth Lee Riddle / Kenneth Lee Riddle Sr.. ^ of^ Gordon Drive. Advance, Ow'' Sunday, Match 3. 1996. at Fxirsjdh Memorial Hospital in Winston-Sale^HewasbominDavieCounlySept. 22 i935.ascnofthelateGeojgeandD^lly Lovelace Riddle. He was presently employed at ingersoll-Rand mMocksville. .Survivingarehiswife,MargtcCor- reitzer Riddle of the home; 3 sons.Kenny Riddle. Benny Riddle iindDavid Riddle,all of Advance; a sister.Martha Anthony of Yadkinville; and7 grandchildren. , ..A funeral service was to be held at 2 pm. March 6. at Eaton FuneralChapel with burial following atRedland Pentecostal Church Cem- ctery. ^A Oavie County Public LibraryMocksville, NC DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, March 7,1996 i j Stella Shrewsbury Stella Opal Shrewsbury Shrewsbury, 76, of Station Lane, Mocksville, died Monday night, Miirch4. l996,alN.C. Baptist Hospi tal in Winston-Salem. She wasbom in WyomingCiiiinly. W.V .Nov. It*. 1919.lolhcliitcRob- ril II. I cc anil Ocie Jane Mills .Shiewsbnry and wasa rclireil licensed praelical nurse withN.t". Baptist Hos pital Site w.as :i member of Hope Baptist Chnrch attd the l-adies Bible Study. She and her late hitsb.arKl. O/ctta E. Sliiess bury. bad also been co-owners of the Aik Motel in Mocksville. She w as also preceded in death by a sister, (iracic McKinitey; and a biohter, I Ijdc Sbrcwsbniy. Snivivinp are a daugbtei. Vclda lone. ofSaletti. Va.. 2 sons. Ilcrshel liilward Shrewsbury ol'ShadySpritlgs. W.V anil I luhert Otis Shrewsbury of Moi-ksvilIe;figranilsnns:7step grand- cbihimn; 22 great gnindchildn.'tt; and a sister. Otiie Bishop of Princeton, W.V. Funeral services were to be condcuted at 10:30 a.iii. March 7, at Hope Baptist Church with the Rev*. David JordanofTiciatingwithagtavee side service at 5:30 p.m-at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens in Ptoqierity, Val . Belinda GayeTaUey ^ Mrs. BeUnda Oaye Talley, 43, of jester Road, Yadkinville, died Mon- ^y,Maich4. l996atFbtsythMenno- n,al Hospital. She was bom July 5,1952 in For-sylli County toOcieaitdVioIcl Durham Jolley. Mis. Talley was a member of Trinity Friends Meeting and was em ployed by U.S. Air. " Surviving are her husband, Daniel Talley, of the home; her son, John Daniel Talley 11, of the home; 3 st^ Children. Jason Lee Talley, Elkin; Mclanie Sue Talley, Raleigh; Melissa Anderson, Jonesville; her parents of Winston-Salem; a sister. Donna Far thing, Advance;,a brother. Franklin Jolley. Winston-Salem; and a step- grandchild. : Funeral services were held 11 a-ro. Wednesday at New Hope BaptistChurchbytheRevs.JakePcnley,Zeno Grace, and Larry Andrews. Burial Qiltowed in the chundi cemetery. % Richard L. Thtterow Richard Leroy Tutlerow, 64, of J Greensboro, died Sunday, March 3, 1996, at Wesley Long Community Hospital. A native of Guilford County, he bad lived in Davie Cbunty. He gradu ated from UNC-Chapel Hill and was a member ofCentenary United Meth odist Church. Surviving are his wife, Shelby B. Tiitterow of the home; a daughter. Phyllis Beaton of High Point; a son, R. Edward Tutterow ofRaleigh;anda Lola Bell TVimiar I LolaBellTrimiar,86,ofl46Jeiusa- iem Avenue, Cooleemee, was found ijead at her home, Tuesday, Feb. 27. J996. Death was attributed to natural pauses. n ShewasbomOcLl5,l909inTocoa, Ga. to the late Albert and Ludonnie Woods and was a member of Ervin Temple CMF. Church in Rowan County. Her husband, Roy Trimiar, preceded her in death in 1989. ; Slicissurvivedbyabrother.Jeremy Woods of Salisbury; and 2 sisters, Anncll Watkins of Mocksville and £lvina Hairston of Greensboro, t A funeral service was held at 12:30 p.m. March I, at Ervin Temple CME Church with the Rev. Calvin Smith officiating. Burial followed in tlie Na tional Cemetery in Salisbury. Funeral services were held at 11a.m. March 6, at Hanes-Uneberry NorthElmChapel withtheRevs.C.M. Worthy and L. Don Ellis officiating. Burial followed at Westminuter Gar dens. VI k o.■h Qi Oavie County Public Library Mocksville, NO I- u DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Mareh W, Iblmadge C. Cheek" - Talmadge Clingman "Sonny* Check, 64. of Pincridge Road, Mocks- villc, died Thursday, March 7, (996, a( High (Hilnl Regional Hospital. He was bom Sept. 7, l931,inDavie County, a son of the late Roben and Selma Cook Cheek. He was a member of JertLsalem BaptLst Chiuch and was retired from RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Company. Surviving arc his wife of 46 years. Horothy .Shore Check of the home: a son. Talmadge Qicek Jr. ofHickory; 2 daughters. Cynthia Dyer of (ilon Col lege and Sherry Roheits of Mocks- ville; abrother. Bobby CbeekofMara- thon. Ra.; 2 sisters. Vcmell Watson and lairene CrvMi. both of Moeks- villc: and 6 grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. March lO.atJerusalemBaptistChurch with the Rev. Jimmy luwcastcronici- aling and burial following in tltechurch cemetery. Memorials may be made to Jerusa lem Baptist Church,495Pleasant Acre Drive, Moeksville, N.C. 27028. KaUierine P. Graham KathcrincP.Grtditun,83,ofStates- villc, the widow of William Ellison Graham Jr., died Saturday morning, March 9,1996, at her home. ;Shc was the tnotherof Williatn E. jGraham HI of Advance. Funeral services were conducted at . 11 a.m. March 12, at Rrst Presbyterian :fChurch in Statesville with buiial fol- r^wing at Oakwood Cemetery. ChariesC.Cra|iford \Chailes Qinton Cpnford, 56, of / l^DavieSlreet,CooleeineedicdFri- daynight,Mareh8,1996,alhishome. .. >He was bom Aug. 14, 1939, in Suny County to the late Arnold and ,P(g-lieRossCranford Hewasemployed ,by BranlonYoungPumiture Company. Surviving are his wife. Bobbie Rea vis Ctanfcnd ofthe home; 2 daugh- .ters, Jeanelte Duty and Wendy Craver, both of Cooleetnec; a son, Charles^ianfordofWoodleaftasister.Nonna Taylor or Trouunan; a.brother, J.T. Cranfoid of Elkin; and 5 grandchil dren. J Funeral services were conducted at 2 'p.m. March 10, at Bunch-Johnson Funeral Home In Stetesville by the Rev. Jeff Pennington. Burial followed 'in the Cooteemee Legion Metnorial Park Cemetery. iRob^ F. Honjsteiiim 0. n .« t Robert Franklin HomsCin Sr., 51, ;of Anchorage, Alaska, tiled Wednes- :day, March 6, 1996, at Alaska Re- Jgittnal Hospital in Anchontgerafter a jbrief illness, ' ill i He was bom Nov. 18, 1944, in IDavie County to Abbe and Margaret <Rtdenhour Homstein and was sports 'director for the U,S. Army at Fort ^Richardson Military Base, h * A graduate of Davie Ctnulty High •School and the University ofAlaska at Anchorage, he had been a resident of Anchorage for 30 years. . ijc. -■■■ Surviv^ml^inotherandstqi-'"'hnri^ltugatetRltlenhaur Beck andytto'36ck'bf CiJplee^^ son, .vIUiMt''B^byrFrankilnHba&^ ''DfLoag]^an4N.Y42<]aughtets, SallyC^^ne ^jHo'fnsieini^ and-Kori Alaska;: :30 p^Mai^T3,'at Le^on Me-;nx^ '^Slill lCpoIeeiite^itH the ;Re ^Sh^'Haltourcdlicij^; -^Mtvlwatc huiy Iv. r~,l- ■ Wginia H. DeParie ^ Virginia Hoyie DeParie, 93, a na tive of Davie County, died Wednes day, March 6, 1996, at Silos Creek Manor in Winslon-Salem where she had been a resident for the pasteeveral years. She was bom in Davie County, SepL 22,1902, to the late James Ellis and Nina Rattz Hoyle and had been a homemaker. She especially enjoyed needlework and croeheting.She was a member of I^rk Episco pal Church of the Ascension and Summerville Episcopal Church in Summerville, S.C. She and her late husband had also resided in Key West, Ra. for a while. She was preceded in death by a sister and a bmther. A graveside service was held at 11:30 a.m. March 9, at Bark Episcopal Church ofthe Ascension with the Rev. Edwin P. Bailey ofTicialing. j Maurice ROgbiirnMaurice DeUng Ogbum, 77, ofTayloisville, died Tuesdav aflenw,..|^'.5,l996,atBr„SH^a"-M^^rtailerapenodoft^lm. A naive of Caldwell County he ^"""^wasconducledal 2 p.m.8, at Hickory Jnmeral HomeChapel by the Rev, Ottls Hurst. ■ vt Cb 0 .> Davie County Public Library Moeksville, NC DAVm COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Marehl^^ 1955" I -r- Jessie Jolly Pierce j Jessie Jolly Pierce. 82. of 1002 Old * ^Mocksville Road, Slalesville. died 'Tliursdiiy. March 7, 19%. al Maple Leaf Health Care. She bom in Ircdcll County to the late Milas and Demmie Maybeiry Jolly. She was preceded in death by her hushand. Foy Monroe Pierce. She w.is also predeceased by a son. Thomas Pierce; 2 sisters. Annie Bastle and Hva Rash; and a brother. George Jolly. She was the stepnKtther of Evelyn .Daniels of Hamiuny. A graveside service was held at Providence Untied Methodist Church Cemetery at 11 .am. March 9. with the Revs. DannyLconard and Paul Christy officiating. Annie Louise Wimmer Annie Louise Wimmer, 69. of Mucksville. died Friday, March I. 1996. Bom Sept. IS. 1926, in Welch, W.Va, she was the tlniighlrr of the laieJeromeCantlOIlteSadlelrBlevins and was a hontemaker. " She was preceded in death by a son, DonMd Lee Bleviits; a btotW, Robert Blevins; and 2 sisteis, E^, ondOoioAyMacBtet^-''; ? Surviving m 2'^pt^^si>nt. Dewey Joseph'Wtinim of Mpcl^ ville, Keiinelh Ray'Wither of Priitcetpn. W.Va.pdbiotl^-j'i^e/ Blevins of MocksviUe..Billy..H Blevins of HHIard, Fla., J.C BImniu of Maybeuiy, W.Va. aiid-Oavid. Blevins of Anawolt, W.Va.; ? sisi^ Virginia Siiiipkins of idodesto, Ca lif., Dora Lawson of Bludae^YiLs Flotenoe Miller, Dolly Mcdain arid Nellie Sills, alt of MocksviUe^ Jim LesterofTeneIfottte,Iiid.i^^^^ Furgetsondf OiaHestoiii W.Va.; a Zgraoddiildien. FUneial services were coitducted at I p.ni. March 4, Ed Buns j^onal Chapel of the Memorial FtmraliDl' ; ' rectory in Princeton'.wiA'ilhe^lUyl-'J Rick Sadler olficijUiag. Burial fol lowed at Oakwood Cetnetety;„ . .. ^ Kenneth Lee Kddle~ n KctuiethLeeRiddleSr..60,of Gordon Drive, Advance, died Sunday, March 3, 1996, at Forsylh Memorial Hospital in Winslon-Salem. He was bom in Davie County Sept.22,1935. a son of the late George and Dolly Lovelace Riddle. He was pres ently employed by Ingeisoll-Rand in Mocksvillc. Survivors include his wife, Margie Comaizer Riddle of the home; 3 sons. KCTnyRiddle.BennyRiddIeand DavidRiddle, all of Advance; a daughter, Vicky Riddle of the home; a sLsler, MarthaAnthonyofYadkinville;and7 grandchildren.A funeral service wjas held at 2 p.m. March 6, at Eaton Fun^ Chapel with hurial following at Rcdiand Pentecos tal Church Ccmclciy. J fBoyd Toaster I Boyd Deril Teaster of Statesville, jdied suddenly at his home Mondayjmoming. March 1 i, 1996.} ^e son of Philip Leo and Helen I Louise Stewoit Teaster, he was bom <in IredeU CCunty April 7,il948. He I waremployedasatfansfoiinerbuilder |for General Electric in Conovcr. I He was educated in the Iredell jCotmty schools. He was a member of JN^view Church of Ch^ and the JBig Brothers organization. J Survivois include his jiaienls of JStalesviile; 4 brothers, Kenneth Ray Byers ofCatawba, Ralph Lee Teasterof Troutman. Dennis Wayne Teaster and PWlip Junior Teaster, both of Statesville; 2 sisters, Patricia B. Copeof Cooleemee and Bflrbara T. DrownJof SaJisbuiy; special friend, Emma I Foster of Statesville; and a number of I nieces and nephews.; jRmeral services were to be con- jdirCted at 4 p.m. March 13. at iNjrthvlew Church of Christ with {Walter Edwards and the Rev. Don *H^n ofliciaUng with burial follow- jing at Abilene Church of Christ In .^latesville. Davie County Public Librafy Mocksville, NO <c^ V. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, March 21,1996 • n! (0 .0/ I / Joseph Ehvight Allred y Joseph Dwight "Joe" Allied, 73. of Sheflield Roiid, llonnony, died laic Tuesilay, March 12. 1996. at IJavic County Hospital. He was hom in Ouilingtun Aug. 9. 1922. to the late VVilliatn Stanley and Rose Hope (irani Allied and was first tenor with the Oak Ridge Quartet. He sang wih the originiiil Wally Fowler Oak Ridge Quartet that later became the Oak Ridge Roys and tlie Oak Ridge Quartet. He had been an upholsterer withSniithFumituteCnm- pany and was a member of Liberty Wesleyan Clrurch. He had sened as a Staff sergeant and radio operator in the U.S. Army. He was preceded in death by a son. Dwight Allred. Surviving are his wife. Louise McDantel Allred oftire home: 2 daugii- ters. Jam A. Colaei of Rorida and Cliarlotte Allied of I lanrum): 2 sorts. Melvin Allied .and Ricky Allred. both of McKksv ille; 5 gmndchildreii; a sis ter. Gladys Myers of I lolly Hill. S.C.: and 3 brothers. Rev. James Allred of New Utmlon. Sam Allred of Grcens- boot and Bobby Allred of Tennessee. Funeral services were at 11 a.m. M.arch 15. .it Nesv Union United Meth odist Oiiirch with tire Revs. Billy Jarrett. David Rollins and Shelby Harbour of ficiating. Burial followed in thechurch cemetery. falter Nathaniel Dulin ^^WalterNalhaniel Dul|i.«. of 160 iwtw of declining heal(K.t v/' ^BominDavieCburnyJhewasasongAlmaOamesDulinofthe home and'gE^ale Charlie Dulin and was a 1950 ^^ofCentialDavieWghSchool. ^ploy^ by Rber Industries. Rumple4uio Sales and Wayne's Body Shop. ^Zwns WairenN.DuIinandBanon Ta^ "n Advance: daughters.Tn^DuhnandShannaDulin.boih^ Adv^; juid a sister, Annie Uutie ^ f 7.30 p.m. in the Motrison- Chapel by "y®"' filial followed18 at 1 p.m. in NaltortaJ Cem- ^£tiy in Salisbury, ^^"jP'^hBuildingFund.P.O. BoxdM.Mocksville. NO 27028; orto dcTd Bu'Wins Fund.P.O. Box 334. Mocksville. NC27028. John Bunyan Chaffin John Bunyan Oiarfin. 87. of Wagner J Ro;mI. M(K-ksville. died Thursday af ternoon. March 14. 1996. at Mcadowbrook of Davie at Advance. He was bom in Davie County. Nov. 12.1908. to the late Joseph Clouse and Dora Richardson aiaflln and was re tired from Link-TaylorFumitureCom- pany in Lexington with more than 50 years of service. He was an avid gar dener and member of Ijames Cross roads Baptist Church. His wife. Hazel Blackwelder Cliaffin. preceded him in death. July 9. 1993. Survivont include 2 daughters. Ruth GaitherHelen Ratledge. both ofMocks-ville; 2 sons. Joe Tommy Chafltn and Hariey-Josh"Chafnn. both ofMocksville: lOgrandchildren; 13greatgrand- chililrcn: a great grc.it grandchild: a sister. Edna Gilmore ofSiler City: and a bnaher. Adolphus Oiaffin of China Cin>>*c. huRcral .services were coRclucied at 2 p.rit. March 17. at Eaton Funeral Uiapcl with tire Revs. Ben Mull and Hud Brawley officiating. Burial fol lowed in Ijames Crossroads Baptist Church Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Cemetery Fund of Ijames Cros.stoads Baptist Church. 728 Sheffield Road. Mocksville. NC 27028. Beubh Mae HawkinsJ Beiilah Miie Hawkins of ,Witiiton- Salem died Wednesday. March 13 l^atBDisjihMeinoiial Hospital inyinsion-Salem. i Bom Oct 29,1926 in Mocksville.she tyas lhe<%ghterof ihelale'Cora Caipenterand Charlie CUirenten ' wag wifeof this late Heniy Hawkins Sr andwasieiiiedfromntomasvilielir^nitiireCompiiiiy. She wasamemberof SL Stephen Baptist ChuichlRineial services were held March 13. at 4 p.m. at St. Stephen BaptistChurch with the Rev.'; Joseph R. Saniuels olliciatitig. Bttiial follow^ -in Bveigreen Cemetery. '' ^ - Hartley Reed Davis Hartley Reed Davis of Altamonte y Springs. Ra.. died Thursday. March 14. at his home. A tnemoriai service was conducted March 20. at Altamonte Chapel of Baldwin-Faiichild Funeral Home with Dr. Donald L. Harris officiating. Surviving are his wife. Romaine Davis of the home: a son. Reed Davis of Corpus ChiistI, Texas: 2 grandchil dren: 2 sisters, Jan Brewsler of Shei- lon, Cbnn. and Debbie Fuiches of Mocksville. Howard BitrthoT^ " '^"^hter: and 5 ' , nieces and nephews, Spoka^S,^"""'^h®'''in Davie County PuWicUbrary Mocksville, NC c~ , 0 DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, March 21,1996 r Saliie Goforth Penninger Sallie Cmforth Penninger. 82, of Sticfrield Road, died c.irly \VcdiiC'«i;iy morning, March 13, l'W6. at l-orsyth Mcnuirial Hospital. Site sstis bom in bedell County, rd). 9,1914, to the late 'I'liomas Caitcr and Ulala S,ales Oofortb and was a retired LPN from Davie County Hos pital. Prior to that she li,id been with Uyitn Haven Nursing Home, raw Au tumn Oirc of Mocksville. Site was a gniduale -of Davidson County Coinmunily College LPN De- parttnent had studied nursing at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. -She was a member of Liberty Wesleyan Cliitreli. She w.ts preceded in death by her husband, William Button Penninger, in 1992. She was also preceded in death by a son. Henry D. Penninger, a daughter, Carolyn E. Penninger; a sis ter. Nora M. Salmons; ;inil 2 brothers, James and George Gofortb. Surviving arc 2 daughters, Chris- line P. Kalish of Kernersville and Pamela McDaniel of Mocksville; 5 grandchildren; a great-grandchild; 2 sisters. Jella O. .Swaringen of Concord andCarolynL.CasterofHcdiick,lowa; and abrother, Clyde Gofotthof Mocks ville. Funeral services were held al 2 p.m. March 15. at Eaton Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Ixland Richardson offi ciating. Burial followed in City Me morial Park in S,nlisbury. Memorials may Ire considered htr Mocksville First Piesbvterian Church. 2(il. S. Main St.. Mocksville. NC 27028. s/rJ ;; ulia S. Rubin Julia Irene Spalding Rubin, 74, of MtKksville, died Tuesday, March 19, at Forsyth Memorial Hospital after be- htg in declining health for six months. BominRaymandCity,W.Va.,Aug. 22, 1921, to Carence and Bertha Melton Spalding, she was a home- niaker. She was a volunteer at Brock Senior Center and a member of Ad- V-snceVFtVLadiesAuxiliaiyandYad- kin Valley Baptist Church. Her hus band, Ernest Rubin, preceded her in (leath in 1988. ' Surviving are 3 daughters, Phyllis Kulp and Virginia Smith, both of Mocksville, and Patricia Matthews of Boone; 3 sons, Robert Rubin of Charleston, W.Va, Charles Rubin and Roger Rubin, both of Mocksville; 12 grandchildren; 5 great grandchildren; and a half brother, William 'Bill' Partner of Scott Depot, W.Va. - Funeral services were to be con ducted at 2 p.m. Thursday at Yadkin Valley Baptist Church with the Rev. Ronnie Craddock officiating. Hazel Sheek Shutt -i! HazelSheekShutt,99,dicdFriday, match 15, 1996, at Autumn Care of Mocksville. She was bom Aug. 29, 1896, in "Davie County, to John Wiley and Maude Hendrix Sheek. She was the oldest member of Ad vance United Methodist Oiurch, join- iiigatage l2.Shewasamemberofthe MothersSundaySchmlOass and was seii'reiary of the class for more than SO years. ; She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter M, Shutt, in 1973. • Surviving are 3 daughters, Edith S. Stnmerman of Advance; Ruth S. Coilettc of Winston-Salem and Willie ^ess S. BennettofMocksville;9grand- (hildren; 19 great-grandchildren. ; Funeral services were at 3 p.m. March 17, at Advance United Method- Isl Church with the Rev. Dennis Marshall. Elder Eugene Bennett and UaroldZimmermanofficiating, Burial (bllowed in the church cemetery. •: Memorials may be made to Ad vance United Methodist Church Sane- Ibaiy Fund, 158 Underpass Road. Ad- <ance,NC 27006. ^ |)avid Henry Wood ^ David Heniy Wood Jr.. SS.ofLex- mgton,diedearly Thursday. March 14,f996, at his home afier being in declin ing health for two years. ; A memorial service was held at 11 ^m. March 16, at Grace Alliance aurch by lite Rev, Dan Chisholm. ; A native of Iredell County, he was the brother of Ann Holmes of Ad vance. <• t Davie County Public Library Mocksviiler NO er- a DAVIE CO^TY ^TERPRISE RECORD, March 28,1996 - n . ^ i o -a O < Charles Clement Charlesaemenl.53.ofColumbus. Ohio, died al his home. Thursday. March 21.1996. He was a nalivc of Davic County and a graduate of Central Davte High School. Survivors include his wife, Samniic Mae Clement of the hotne; 3 sons. Chucky Clement. Mike Arnold and rioyd Arnold, .ill of Mocksvillc; 3 daughters. Unda Scott of Winston- Salem. l.aura Grccr of Mocksvillc and U-na Ciibson of Advance: his mother. Margaret Clement of Mocksvillc; 2 sisters. Anita Clement and Millie Fulton, both of Mocksvillc. He was preceded in death by his falher.MillcrB.CIemcnf.andabrother. W.M. Clement. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Match 25. at Fairfield Baptist Church with the Rev. Maa'us Will- iiims officmling and burial following in the church cemetery. E.T.HoIt ^ Elmo Tliomas "F,.T." Holt. 70. of Clernmons died Sunday irrorning. March 24. 1996 at Forsyth Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were to be at 2 p.m.March 27. al Eaton Funeral Chapel wilhtlre Revs. liavid SheltonandCene Shuler ofliciating ami burial in Bixhy Presbyterian Church Cemetery. He was bom in Person County. Aug. 19. 1925 to the late Drxk James and Ruth C*layion Holt and was a re tired mechanicwith Piedmont Airlines. He W.1S fumrcrly with Webster and Metcalf Upholstery. He attended F,lon College and was a veteran of WWII serving in tlie U.S. Navy. He was an avid fishemian and was of the Pente costal Faith. He was preceded in death by a daughter. Elizabeth Marie Holt; 2 sis ters. Dorothy Wheeterand Mary Webb; and a brother, Donald Holt Survivors include his wife, NancyRichie Holt of the home; 2 daughters. Ann Stimpson and Margaret Bone, both of Lewisville;4grandchildien;4 sisters, Helen Foster of Eton, Pteggy GreesonofWhittset, Kathleen Biiits ofGraham and Lorerta Barker of Burl ington; and 2 brothers, James Holt of Ooldsboro and Glen Holt of Hillsborough. ElmaiL.!^: . '"'. , Etota'" Mae'Utvifisty Doll, 87, of Mocksvillc, died al noon Monday, March 25.1996atDavieCbunty Hos pital after being in rleclining health. Funeral services were at 11 a.m. March 27. at Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church with the Revs. TammyTalbert.DavidNolan and Chris Griggs officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Memorials may be considered for the Memorial Fund of Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church, do Betty Wcst.3532N.C.Hwy.801 N..Mocks- ville. She was bom in Davie County. July 18.1908 to the late Dabney and Dora Smith Lowery and had been a home- maker. She wasamemberofWesIey Chapel United Methodist Church for 69 years and served in many capacities of lite church including the administrative board. ShewasamemberoftheUnitcd Methodist Women. She was a charter member of the Pino Community Grange and the Pino/Farmington Homemakers Club. She was a mem ber of the Golden Agers and was the reporter for the Pino Community to the Davie County Enterprise. She was preceded in death by her husband, Flctyd Webster Dull, in 1974 and by a son. Vestal Dull, in 1976. Surviving aie2daughters. DeWilla Smith and Marlene Trivette, both of Mocksville;ason. Jimmy Dull ofWin- ston-Salem;8grandchildten; 14 great grandchildren; a sister, Ina Randall of Mocksville; and a step daughter. Mildred Reavis of Yadkinville. Otis Homer James J OtisHomerJames,7l.ofU.S.Hwy. 601 South. Mocksville. died Friday. March 22.1996. al his home. He was bom in Davie County, May 8,1924, to the late Enos R. "Dink" and Esther O. Hellard James and was a retired br^ mam'ahd on avid gun cone^.Kehad bem aUfetoig mem- ber'of Tiurehtine Baptik Church. Survivors include several'cousins andltumts.' " A graveside service was held at 2 pan^'M^di ^.'atTtirrentine' Baptist □ntrch with the. Rev, Jack Johnson • .H nre.ffl v.' ' Memp^maybeinadetothecem-eteiyfiiiidofniriehtineBaptikChiuch,613 Tuhentine Chtiich Road, Mocks ville; RC27(Gi / JoAnn "Jody" HawksJoAnn "Jody" T. Hawks. 56. of Level Cross, died Monday. March 25, 1996. at her residence. A native of Davie County, she was a charter member of Shining LightBaptist Church where she scrv^ in the nursery for 30 years. She was a gradu ate of Davie County High School andwasemployed with Jelferson-Pilol Life Insurance Company. She was preceded in death by a brother. Tommy Trivette.Surviving are her husband. A.D.Hawks ofthe home;adaughter,Cheryl George of High Point; a son. Randall Dan Hawks of,Pleasant Garden; 2 sisters, Pauline Smith of Wilmington andNancy McHanof Advance; 3 brothers,Grady Trivette and Bill Trivette. bothof Mocksville, and Harold Trivette ofMooresville; and 4 grandchildren. The funeral was to be held at 2 p.m.Match 27. at Shining Light Baptist Church with burial following in the church cemetery.Memorials may be made to Hospice of Randolph County. 416 Vision Drive, Asbeboro. N.C. 27204. , Louise Sides KnottJ •- Louise Sides Knott. 82, of Win-ston-Salem. died Monday, March 18.1996. at Forsyth Memorial Hospital in Winslon-Salem.Bom July 1.1913. in Winston-Sa-lem to Oiarles Stanley and Bettie Lewis Sides, she was the aunt of Doltie Sides Nixon of Advance.A funeral service was conducted at2 p.m. March 21. at Calvary MoravianChurch by the Rev. Lane Sapp. Burialfollowed in the Moravian Graveyard. Davie County Public LibraryMocksviile, NO DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, March 28,1996 • Ina Shore McKnight lim Shore MiKiiiglil.') I, of Y.nH- I' ill;- vlilllnl mir-ilng iinii ;ii Huph f iiiilliiini Mciiiiiriiil Hospiinl. Slicw;i-iboiiiJ;in.29, i')(l5 in VikI- kin ( ownly to iho laic Scxlun and Miiiiiti- Halic Shore. Sl>e was n home- iiiitki-taii(Iniiicmlx.TofTiimfr'sCrcel; Iliipti9<°hiiivli hfi KiiijiliI ol MivV-i\'lllc. TK- fiiiKial Wiis Iii-ld III 11 ii.m. Matih 3,'. al I'liiiier'i ( rei-k Baplial c:iiiirth wiih lire Rcxs. Allen Barkci niul John nnmii orficraliii}!. Burial rollcnvnl in rminiiey Baplisl Chiirth ('cilk'IOIV, Wesley Prevellej Wi-slcy Tlldi-,, prevcic, |)j ^f ShvkMl"e.di,.,Wcdne.Jay,M:ireh -JO. Ji/'h.aen re- fH|H|PR| Hi: " IK b(*T> _ J§ inlWvyihrounly |HNov. I.!, I')77.K, Blr'" ' J and l-yiin Brcveiic . and was a senior to "ffheswul Grove UniicdMcih-ixlisi ( Jtiirih. "'mr-aihi.Hlier.EalhanPreveireoflhc: 'ioiiic: 2 niaiidmoihei V, BcHy Preveltc• "[MockwilleandMlldredRlchardsof Airs. '""'"•iiilv.-rvla-swrreL-onJacicdal . '' 2A :>t (ialon Funeraln>-lpol " illilhc Revs, l-al Tapper .a,Hl Oav.dGilhreqihorneialmg.Burialfo|.loiwd in Oieaimi Grove Uniinl Men,-<>disi ChiiKii Cciiioicfy, Menmmlx nuiy be iia.k- u, Na-'Onal Head Irijuo' Foundalion, N C «ap!isilh«,,i,al,McdiealCenlerBlvdWinsion-Salcni, NC 27157 or DavieCouniy Uniled Way. P.Q Bo*-«4 Mocksvllle.NC 27028 Marvin A. Morse Marvin Alexander "Duck" Morse, 75. ofTroy. died Tuesday, March 26. 1996. at his residence. A native of Anson County reliied from Troy DumberCompany, he was tlie stepfather of Bill Steelman of Mocksvillc. . Funeralscrviceswillbccorxlucted at 2 p.m. March 29, at Pugh Funeral Home Chapel in Troy by the Rev. Jolinny Co* with burial following at .Soulhside Cemetery. Luther Franklin Shinault Luther Franklin Shinaiilt. 69. of Y.ndkinvillc. died Thursday night, Match 21. 1996, at Brian Center of Salisbury. He was bom in Surry County. July 12, 1926, to Gniver Clcvelarid aixl Flora Chaitdler Sblnault and was rc- tircil from Baker Fumilurc in Mocks- vllle. Surviving ate 3 sons, Franklin ShinaultofSalisbury.ChatlesShinault of Advance and Kenneth Shinault of Mocksvilleiadaughler.GlcndaMorTls of Moeksviile; his mother. Flora Shinault of Yadkinvlllet a brother. CheslerShinault; 3 sisters,Ruby Snow, Eva Grose ami Barbara Salmons, all of Yailkinvillc; S grandchildren: and 2 step grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife. Mac Nance Shinault: his father: and a srm. Steven Shinault. Funeral services were conducted at I p.m. March 24, at Macklc-Gcnlry Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Henry Brown with burial following at Shady Grove Baptist Church Cenvelery. Ruth Beck Pennington Ruth Beck Pennington. 92. of Lewisville. died Saturday morning. March 23.1996. al her home. She W.1S bom Sept. 16. 1903. in Davie Couniy to William A. anil Lula Bowles Beck. She wa.s a member of BearCrcck Baptist ChurchandlheJoy Club of Uwisville. She was preceded in death by her husband. James Robert "Jim" Pennington: a daughter. Laura Pennington Neary: a grandson, Ken neth L. "K.F." Pennington: her twinbroihcr.RufusBeck:andasistcr.Mary Mitchell. Surviving ate 2 sons, Harlcy L. "Bill" PenningtonandSamuel L-"BudPenninglon.boihofLewisvillc:3biolh- ets. Alfred. Walter ami Earl Beck, all ofMoeksviile: 8 grandchildren: 8 great grandchildren: 2 great great grandchil dren: and several nieces and nephews. A funeral service was held al 11 a.m. March 25. at Haywotlh-Miller Silas Creek Chapel by the Revs. Tlio- mas Maxey .md RonnieComer. BunalfoUovsedinBearCrwkBaptistChurch Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Hos pice of Winston-Salem/Forsylh County. IIOO-C S. Stratford Road. Winslon-Salem. N.C. 27103. Loyd Carter "Biylor III Loyd Carter Taylor 111. the six day old son of Loyd Carter Taylor II and Melissa Kiinrey. died Sunday, March 25, 1996, al N.C. Baptist Hosiiiliil In Wireslon-Salcm. Funeral serviceswere held at 6p.m. March 2fi.allinmamiclB.ipli5tClmrch inClemmons where UiydCaitcrTay- lor serves as pastor. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Memorials m.sy be made toImnunuelBaptislCburch. ISOSl-cwisJ ville-Clcmmons Road. Clemmons. N.C. 27012. 'Woc/(svfl/e, Mc DA VIE ENTERPRISE RECORD, March 28,1996 • <L Dorothy E. Weavil y DorolliyElizabclhWeavil.Sl.died Tuesday. March 19. 1996. al Davie Place. She was b«»rii in Kemersvillc to WilliamCiintcliusaralLeliaShipwashWeavil .md was a lifelong member of Kemersvillc Moravian Church. Survivors include a sister. Mildred W. Binklcy of Winslon-Salem; a nepltew. Robert P. Binkley of Advance: and a niccc. Mrs. Frank P. Haws of niintsvllle. Ala. A gm vcsidc service was conducted at 11 a.m. Mna'h 21. at Kemersville Moravian Church Graveyard by the Rev. Hal Cole. ./j Dr. William I||. WhiteI UteRev.Dr.VfUI^MUtonWlilte» Sr. died Saturday, ^aich 2. 1996 in . < Detroit Mich. He was bom June 24,1942 in Win slon-Salem to Ruby Mae Leverelte White and the late Rev. Reid Ross White. HcrcceivedaBA insociology from Livingstone College in Salisbuiy, in l96S.lheMasteTofDivinily from Hood llieolaglcal Seminary in Salisbuiy in l%7 and an Honoraiy Doctorate in 1990. He paslored numerous churches in North Carolina and St. Paul A.M.E. Zion Church in Detroit. Among his accomptishmenls are the development, acquisition and con- simction of the Little Rock A.M.E Zion Church and educational facility in Charlotte. He was recognized by Tlie Charlotte Observer as one of the Five Best Preachers in the community. He was appointed chaiiman of the Lomax-HannonTask Force at the Cbn- neclional Council of the A.M.E. Son ChuichinNewOileans and laterelected vice-chairman of the Lomax-Hannon College Commission al the 42nd Qua drennial Session of the General Con ference in St. Louis. Mi. In 1988. he was host pastor for the 23id Quadnnnia] Cbnvenlion of the Woman's Home and Overseas Mis sionary Society of the A.M.E Son j CSiuich in DetroiL " He also led the H congregation^ Sl Paul in the pvr- j cl^ ^ iledicatiaa 8f a paisoiiage.j;-' j'^etra'mairiedtofiten^WBIiaiiis; b^ishop WJ. Walis in Mocksnlle,'' •11^24,19«.£'■ v^Ria Ibii^ was held at, SL'Paul.,t AM£.SonC]nird .C 7. ^uiial w^ at I%r^ rail Ceiti^^J ta Lexlngtoii.^M^ 9. 'i ;S^vingatehistvife,BiendaWil- ■k lio^ White; a ran, R^'yfllUam M.J -^ile Jr., of RbdcvimlMd;; a daugh-t te^;Jacinta White(ifbetroit,Miclti.^ mother. Ruby Mae White of Salis-f b^.asister, Ada White Taylor;and4J bj^theia. RRd Ross WMte Jr.; Edward}}4«>y.Whil^"John Heiuy.TOite and,. y Carolyn DiNard Williams Carolyn Dillaid Williams. 49. of 409 Campbell Road. Mocksvtlle. diedWednesday night. March 20,1996. al Davic County Hospital follotving a brief illness. She was bom in Moefcsville, adaughterof the ble William andJuanita Fbote Dillatd. She was a 1964graduate of Central Davie High School and had been employed with B&F Manufac-luring, Wendy's andCreslwood Farms in Mocksville. Survivots include 4 sons. Juan D. Williams and Tony Williams, both of Slalesville. Heniy Odcll Williams of WoodleafandMelvin Parks ofMocks- ville; a brother, Robert Dillard of Mocksville; a foster brother, Eugene Foole of Mocksville; S sisters, AlicePatterson, Margaret Lewis and Hazel Dalton, all ofMocksville. Mary Holmes of Harmony and Lizora Williams ofAlbemarle;2grandchiMren;andanum- ber of relatives. Funeral services wereheldat4 p.m. March 23,at St. John AMEZionChumh in Mocksville with the Rev. R.W.Myers oflicialing. Burial followed in the church cemetery. OSHie County Public L< Mocksville, MG •-Urofy Davie County Public Library Mocksville, NO D AVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, April 4,1996 V Gomel! Allen Booe J Allen nmic,72.<)iyailkiii- villc. ilicd Siiliinliiy. March 30. 1996 al his home. ' Uom Sept. 17. 192.?. in YadkinCouniy to the laic Caswll and l.ucy Rencgar Booe, he was rciircd fnim Urexcl-Hcrilagc Furniiune with 37 >«U5 ofservice. He was ihe hraiherof Penny ClJnc of Mocksville.The funeral serv ice was held at 11am. April I. ai Gcniry Family Chapel in Joncsville by iltc Revs. Paul Wyall and Bill Hale wiih burial following al Yadkin Memorial Oardcns. J Helen KicDaiUd Brown, of us Hwy.601 SoulU. Mocksville, died early Monday morning, April I, 1996. at Davis Community Hospital in Sluicsville. A graveside service was to beheldat 4 p.ni. Wednesday. April 3. in Calvary Baptist Chuteh Cemeteiy with the Rev. Darrell Cox ofliciating. She was bom in Davie County Aug. 14.1933. to Ihe late Waller and Gussie JarvisMcDanielandwasahomemaker.She was a member of Trinity Baptist Church and was preceded in death by her husband. Charles Btown. Survivors include 2 brothers. Gil bert McDaniel and Floyd McDaniel. both of Mocksville; and several nieces and nephews. Fritz Carpenter Carpenter. 70. of Shelby, died Thtirsday.March28.l996.athishomc.Bora in St. Louis. Mo. to the late Millard and Mildred Reale Carpenter twwas a retired U.S. Marine Bghie^ pilot and had worked in graphic aits. He was the father of Vemon Allanl CatpemcT Jr. of Advance. •A funeral service was condueted at i I am. March 30. at aay-Baracttc Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Ken Morriiion with burial following in Cleveland Memorial Park. Albert L. Rogers -Albert Lewis Rogers. 75. of Jtmcsville. died Monday moming. April I, 1996. at Hoots Mcmori.al Hospital in Yadkinvillc. n - He w.-is bora Dec. 20. 192(1 in liedcll county to the late John Tay Rogers and Ella Whiiaker Rogers. I le had worked for the Mocksville Police Department .and Inter served as police ehiefinjuncsvilleand Arlington vvhete hetclired. Ilewasn inenilterof While Rock Unilcd Melhixlisl Church. Surviving are his wife. Alheitn Alice McCullough Rogers of the home: 3 daiighteis. Brenda Rogcis Ellison and Pricilla Boyee. both of Statcsville. and Dorothy Baity of 'fhiutimin;:isuii.AlliertlxwisKogeis Jf. of Rockwell; IDgrandchildieii; 22 gtcal grandchildren; 2 gnd-graiidchil- dien; a sister. Josephine Ralletlge of Mocksville; and 3 brolhcrs. Eveieltc Rogers of Woodleaf. Carl Rogers and Juiiiny Rogers, holli of Mocksville. ! He was precedcHi in death by a sEiler, Ethel Diekersun: and 2 hmlh- CIS. Clyde Rogers and Bill Rogers. • A graveside service was lobe held ai 11 a.m. April 4.al CicstuiMxl Me inorial Gardens by the Rev John (irsclen. .lulia Spalding Rubin n Julia Irene Spalding Rubin. 74, of IXtX) U.S. Hwy. 1.58 Ea.sl died Tues day morning, M.-uch 19.1996. at For- sj-th MciiKirial Hospital in Winslon- Salcni after being in declining health for six months. She was horn in R,ayinond County. W.Va.. Aug. 21. 1921. to the late I 'larcncc and Bertha Mellon Spidding and was a homein.akcr. She had been a vohinlccr with llic Bnick Senior Citi zens Center and was a member of the V^V Ijidics Auxiliary in Advance. Ste was a member of Yadkin Valley Baptist Church. n Hcrhusband.CharlcsEmcstRubin. pieccdcd her in death May 2t). 1988. 2 Surviving arc 3 daughters. Phyllis kjilp and Virginia Smith, both of Mocksville. and Patricia Matthews of IJ{*)nc;3.sons.RolicitRubinofaiarlcs- t<(n, W.Va. Charles Rubin and Roger Rlihin, both of Mocksville; 12 grand children; 5 great grandchildren; and a half brother. William "Bill" Fanncrof Scott Depot. W.Va. A funeral service was held !>t 2 p.m. March 21. at Yadkin Valley Baptist Church with the Rev. RonnicCraddock officiating. Burial followed in the rhnich ccmclciy. / Mbry Rummage 7Mary Lewis Smith Rummage, 86, ol^xinglon. died Sunday, March 31, l!i^6, at N.C. Baptist Hospital in Win- stdh-Salcni after an Illness of two w^ks. = Bom in DavieCounty Junc22.1909. tojjohn Henry and Esther Kathcrine E&hinson Smith, she was retired from PpG. She was a member of the Tyro Sfnior Citizens & Reeds Senior Citi- zi^CIub. I She was precede din death by her hfchand. Willie A. "W.A." Rummage./^I16.1969. C^urviving arc 4 sons. Felix Ruro- niagc. Willie "Bill" Rummage, Henry Roland Rummage and OlinRummagc, adpf Lexington; a twin brother. Elbcit Smith of Winston-Salcm;. 10 grand children; and 16 great grandchildren. ;:Funefiil services were condueted at 2^.m. April 2, at Reeds United Meth odist Church by the Rev. Jim Martin with burial following in Forest Hill Memorial P;uk Cemetery. / Raymond H. Shores Raymond H. "Jake" Shores. 76. of Mocksville, furmcrlyoflndependcnce, Va.. died Sunday, March 31,1996. at Fbisylh Memorial Hospital in Win- sion-Salcm. He was bom Nov. 26, 1919. in Fries. Va. tothc late William M. Shines and Ureltna Pugh Shores ofGalax. Va. and was a retired clerk from Matlln's Hardware Company and Sheffield GrucciyinMtKksville. He wasa World War II veteran and a mcmlicrofHardi- son Unilcd Methodist Church. He was preceded in death by 2 sisters, Mary Fowler and Irene Collins. Surviving arc his wife, Louise Jennings Shoics of tlic hmnc: a daugh ter, Phyllis Gibson of Slielby; 2 graiul- ' children; a great grandchild; a brother. Bill Shores of Galox. Va; 3 sisters, Betty Campbell of Greensboro. Edna Porterof Wythcvilie, Va. and Dorothy jShaffncr of Fries. Va. A memorial .service was conducted April 2, .-It Hardison Unilcd Mcthixlist (2hurch with the Rev. Jay Boyd offici ating. A funeral service were conducted at 11 a.m. April 3. at Reias-Stunlivam Funeral HomcChapcl in Independence. Va with the Revs. Jay Boyd. Fred E. Jennings and Bobby Jennings ofliciat ing. Burial followed in Independence Cemetery with military graveside rites conducted by Grayson County V.F.W. Post 7726. Memorials may lie made to the American Lung Association, or to Hardison UMC. 16.30 Jericho Rood. Mocksville. N.C. 27028. ■A \ D t -A ? Davie County Public LibraryMocksville, NO cr- .« DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, April 11,1996 - JJ*. Allison James Pink "J.P." Allison. 72. of 301 Mill St.. Mocksvllle, died Fri^y. March 29. 19%, al Davie County Hospital aflcr five weeks of serious illness. BofiiJan.7. m24.iii Davie Couiily, he wis a sun of the late James P. and l.indaBrillon Allison andwasagralii- ale of the Davie Counly schools. Reliiedfromliigerioll-RanJ.hcwas a romier cal) driver with Bill's Cah Company in Moeksvillc. He was a niemher of Second Presbyterian Oiurcli v>'1";re be was an elder ainl ilencon. lie was a veteran of World War II in lire U.S. Army. Me was piecerleil in dealh by his wife. Hillie Van l-alon Allison Survivors ineluiie: a son. lldwatil lulmsonofMocksvillerasisler.KisrIa 1.. Allison of the home', 2 grainlcliii- dtcn; and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral services were heldal4p.iii.Aprill.alSeciHHiPresbylerianClnifch coriducleil by ihe Kcv. Juan Cunllitie Burial Idltoweil in the elmrch cem- elcty wnil military riles given by the Salisinirv Kowan Veterans Council Paul H. E^ton P.nil Hudson Eaton, 81, of Paul &ilon Roail in theCanacommiinilyor Moeksville, died Thursday after- ^ noon, April 4,at VSmCIH Mead owh rook I'errace of Davie where he had beenaresidcnifor n the past two V weeks, 1 He was bom mDavieCoUtiiy,Jan. 13.19IS,toihe taleJames Monroe and Luna Haneliney Eaton and had been a dai^' farmer for more than SOyean, Hehad also been a lumbennan. HewasalifeltrngmemberofEaions Baptist Church wheie he had been ch^rman of the cemetery committee and chairman of the new parsonage building committee. He was a charter • men^ of William R, Davie Vtdun- teer Fire DepanmenL Surviving are his wife. Helen BrewerEaton ofthe home; a daughter, Elizabeth Allcrbetiy of Belmont; 2 sons, Charles Eaton and Jim Eatwi, both of Moeksville; S gtandehildren; and a brother, LesterEaton ofMoeks ville. Funeral services wereconducted at 11 a-m, April 6, al Batons Baptist Church with the Rev. David Oilbi^th officialing and burial following in the church cemeicry, Memtmals may be considered for the Building Fund of Batons Baptist Church, c/o Nelda Brown, 794 Cana Road. Moeksville. N.C, 27028. Arnold H. Bradley Arnold Harold Bradley, 70 of Gasionia, died April 6,1996, at Caro- linas Medical Center. He was retired police sergeant with3lyearsservicctolheOly of Gasionia. He was also tui Army veieinn. serving in World War II. He was a native of Rutherford County and son of the late John R. and MinervaMcDanicI Drad- ley. He is survived fay his wife, Vcnia Evans Bradley of the home; a daugh ter. MclindaKay HodgcorCnsloniata son, Jeffrey D. Bradley of the home; and 3 graiukhildren. Funeral services were held April 8, at II a.m. at McLean & Son Broad OaksCliapcl. A graveside service was lield al 3 p.m. April 8. al CheslnulGrove Uiiilesl Methodist ChurehCem- cteiy in Moeksville. Services wereconductedbylhe Revs. Bobby J.Smith and Edward ,S. Tapper. Edna Williams Hancock Edna Williams Hancock, 86. ofSpencer Nursing Care Cenler, died Friday. April 5. 1996. al Rowan Re gional Medical Cenler in Salisbury,afterbeingindeclmingheallhrotscvcn years and seriously ill for two weeks.She was bom Feb. 4, 1910, in Irt- dell County and to the late SallyRowmanandUlyssesGranlWilhams, . •apdwaseducaledinlhelredellCounty ;.^hools. / ' . , - inearlylife-shewotkedforRickjiw Manufacturing, and mrel of her life . wasawailrcssalBlackwelder'sBatbe-cueinSalisbury.Shew^aiwmberof , ..SpencerChurchofCod.'. - . She was preceded in dealh by wx ^ n first husband, James Evereite Brown, and her second husband. Lynn Hancock.. , _ Survivors include a son. James F. "Jack" Brown ofCooleemee; a daugh ter, Thelma Moore of SaUsbucy; a brother, John Williams of Spencer; a^.ElhelTaylotofSalisbury; and2 grandchildren. . . ,, . , . A graveside service was hold at 3 p.m. April 7. at Legion Memorial Parkii, Cooleemee with Robert Cieason of Cooleemee Presbyterian Church.offi- ctaiing. Jolin Henry Dougherty John Henry Dougherty. 63. of NeedmoteBoad, Woodleaf.dicd at his home Monday. April 1,1996. follow ing a period of illness. He was bom in Rowan County, a son of the late Walter Dougherty and Annie Randolph Dougherty Getct of Woodleaf with whom he resided. He attended Rowan County schools and was n retired inick ilrivcr. Surviving. Inaiklition lohis niolher, nn: 4 daughters, Portia J. Wilson of Moeksville. Wanib Getcr of Rowan County, Evelyn Dooglierty arid Judy Dougherty, bolli of Capital Heights.Md.;3brotbcrs.WallerLee Dougherty, Henry R. Dougherty and Leon Dougherty, all of South Carolina; 7 slep-brolhcrs. Atluro Manago of Leiwir. Benjamin Oeter, Albert Getcr and Nathaniel Ocler. all of Woodlc.nf. Willie S.T. Geier of Salisbury. J.W.GcterorCnolecmccrvndMalthewGctcr ofNcwYoiktasistcr.SallencDulinof Salisbutj;3srepsislcr5.F.ssieR-l.encli of rdirabeth, NJ.. lUwillieG. Barkley imd Alreta G- Allen, both ofSalisboty; and a number of grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. April 6,,alM<iore's Ciiapel AMEZioti Church in Cleveland with the Rev. DonnieC. Kenlofiiciating. Burial fol lowed in the church cemetery. Davie County Public Librajy Moeksville. NC D AVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, April 11,1996 - Bet^ P. Johnson Dcisy Carolyn Pimw Johnson. 48. of Mocksville. died Easter morning, April 7. 1996. at rbtsylh Memorial Win- .Slivwavboniinllmlci^on,t)rc.3. H ^ i'>47. [II ilic bic " Jiiliii 'I1iiiiiiri\ Jr. aiiclRclicccjRiilier f Ibnuir. Siieiaugiit V / eirinenlary scIkx)! & Uv M yc.ipi id ilie W IJavic C<>iinly 1 Sell) loK. She ([i.iiliialeil from Roanoke Rap- iil^ Juiiior-.Sciiior High School where she was awarilcdlhe John PhilipSousii Awanl for l-xccllencc in Music. She wcni on to allciid Weslcm C'arolin;! Univcrsiiy where she wasameiiilwor Who's Who Among Colleges aiuIUiii- vrisiiics and gradiiiiled Cum laitide in 1970, .She was a mcmljer of Sigm.i Kappa .Sofoiiiy, I'or rlie 1086-87 scIkkiI year, she was rccogni/cd as Shady Grove Mlemcntary's 'reaehcr of Ihe Year. In I'h'2 she teceiscd Ihe Oulslanding Hl- emeniaryMalhetiiatic.sTe.iehefAward from Ihe N.C. Council of Teachers of Malhetn.'Kics. A meinher ofl'irsi Uniled MeilnxJ- i-lChurelior Moek.svillc. sbe.served as chair of worshif) and church trustee. She is survived by lier husband. Johnny M. Johnson of Mocksville; 2 dau^ilers, JenniferJ. Johnson of Gary and Amy BethJohnson ofGreensboroCollege: 2 sisters. Janey P. Ivcy of Wendell, and Pauy P. Aldred of Durham; 5 nieces; 2 gieat nieces; her father-in-law and mother-in-law. Paul . Monroe and Wyona M. Johnson oP' Mocksville;andherbrother-in-lawand sister-in-law. Rocky W. and Susan H. Johnson of Mocksville. A service was held at Fust United Methodist Church of Mocksville with the Rev. Edward Biggers oflieiaiing April 9, at 2 p.m. followed by burial at Rose Cemetery, * Memorials may be made to RiM United Methodist Olurch of Mocks ville for tlie consinictiori of a Farniiy ' Life Center, which was a vision of Betsy's. James Andrew Shadrick James Andrew 'Andy' Shadrick died Wednesday. April 3. 1996. in Houston. Texas. Survivors include 4 daughters of Ihe Mocksville area and his mother. Doris Rein ofClulc. Texas. Monroe W. Wagner Monroe Wilson Wagner. 73. of V' Grove Street. Coolcemee. died l.atc Saturday night at N.C. Baptist Hos- pilal in Winston- K' . 'n. j Salcm after being HBttSVjS indecliningheallli. fmneialscrvices werehcldatlla.m. April 3, at Cool- eeinec Episcopal H ChurchoflheGood 9 Shepherd the fl Rev. Ned Bailey officiathig. Burial w;ls held in Rowan Memo rial Park Cemetery in Salisbuiy, Memorials may be considered for the Cooleemec Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd. Cooleemec, N.C. 27014 or to Leukemia Reseaith. c/o Bowman Gray School of Medicine, South Hauihomc Road, Winslon-Sa- lem, N.C. 27103. He was bom in Iredell CountySept. 29,1922, to the late James and Euphie Ovetcash Wagner and was a retired .. watchmaker and jeweler. For many .p-earsheopeiaiedabusiriess. Wagner's .dewdeis, in Cooleemee; He had also •7been with "Wallace Jewelers and '.• GregOT/s Jewelers in StatesviJIe. HewasagrBduateofMLUIlaHigh :;;School and has attended Spencer 'l^Sdiool of Watchmaking, He was a -ynember of Cooleemee Episcopal .::Church of the Good ShepheM where L3»e had served as Vesuy member, se nior warden, and Sunday School ^Geacheroftbeseniorhighs. Hchadalso ^Tserved on the Da vie COtjaiy Board of .^■"Elections. X Survivors incluiie his wife, Margiefreeze Wagner ofIhe hSrhc; a daugh-.'Iter.AudreyDeadmpnof^lowingRock;^ gtand^Idien:2sistentSarah Parks:^fKannapolis aivJ Minnie Lou ParkerJ'gbf Moocesville; and 2 brplhers. Trover■^agnerofNoithWUkesboro,ai«lHoyi "Wagner of Mt inia. Margaret S. WatersMargafelSmilhWalets.TT.ofCcm- clcry Sltcet. Moeksville. died Fridayaftemoon. April 5.1996. at N.C. Bap tist Hospital in WinMtm-Salem.Funeral services werehchlal Ip.m. April 8, at Eaton Funeral Oiapel with the Revs. Ed Biggers and Gerald Collins officiating. Burial followed in Rose Ccniclcry. Mcmoriuls may be considered for.HiidsonUnilcd Mclhtxlisl Church, 383 N. Main Street, Hudson. N.C. 28638. She was bom In Davie County.Juncl2.i918,loilielaifi Beul and Rosa Meroney Smith and was a retired reg istered nurse with N.C. Bnptisl llospi-lji|wilh25ycar5orscrvicc as operating room suiwrvisor. She had also worked at Davle County Hospital and DavIeVillage Rcsidenlial Cant. She was agraduate of llic Siblcy Memorial llo.s-pilal School of Nursing in Wa.shlng-1011. D.C. ShcwasamcmbcrofMsieks- vjllc First United Mclliodist Church. I Icrhushtind,Jolin Waters, preceded her in dcalli.Survivors Inclutlc adaughler, Mar-garelRoscCrowderofHudson,agrand- son; and a brolticr. Oeiic Smith of Mocksville. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE ^ORD, April 18,1996 - -0 cr o- V S- Rober Gaston Allen J Robcr Gaston Allen, 78. romlbriy ofU-S. Hwy. 64 East. Mocksvtlle^ died Tuesday morning. April 9. 1996, at Brian Center in Salisbury. He was bom in Davie County. Feb. 9. 1918. to the late James Gaston and Ophelia Smith Allen and was retired from Hocchst/Celanese with 15 years of service. He was also a daiiy fanner and part owner and developer ofTwin Cedars Golf Course. He was a member of Moclisvilte First Presbyterian Church and espe cially enjoyedgolflngand lawn mower repair. n ; His wife. Estelle Boger Alien, pre ceded him in death in 1992. Survivors include 2 daughters. Angeline Shore of Cooleemee and Vivian Kinier of Salisbuiy: 2 sons. Gary Allen of Salisbury and Keith Allen of Moclcsville: 3 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren: 2 sisters. Ellen Mabe and Maiy Nell Benson, both of Mocksville; and a brother, Cecil Allen of Mocksville. Funeral services were held at-11 a.m. April 11, at Eaton Funeral Chapel. with the Rev. Leiand Ricluirdsonofli- ciating. Burial followed in Rose Cem etery. Memorials may be made to AlkHe- imers Research. 836 Oak Street, Win- ston-Salem. N.C. 27101 or to Moc]&- ville Presbyterian Church. 261S. Main Street. Mocksville. N.C. 27028. / Betty Aim Henley Cox , '• 1928. in Opelika. Ala. to Alben and Sybil Ridley Henley she A iTOmorial service was held ar 7Mt- Apnl II. at Vogler and Sons ^TOChapel by the Rev. Daniel Memorials may be inn.i.. .age^ Baptist Church. P.O. Box57. Cooleemee. N.C. 27014. Wade Hubert Cleary / Wade Hubert Cleaiy. 77, of 474 Log Cabin Road. Mocksville. rftedThursday, April 11,1996. ^HewasbominDavieCouniylriiy 4. i918,toWilliamLutherandfanieBetty Reavis Qeaiy. A letirermj^. \ hewas namedDavieCounty Fatrafeef» the Year in 1986. He was a *et^ « the U.S. Army, serving in Uie l»mInfantry during World War n. . He was preceded in death by I brothers. Herman and Harvey Cfe^.Survivors include hiswife,ldal.una Bracken Oeary: 4 sons. Bill Gary Oeary and Wayne Oeary, ril of Mocksville, and Gene Oeary . kinville; a daughter, Nancy Gr^lnofHarmony;abroiher,Hoov«ato •. of Siatesville; 3 sisters, Edna C^ : and Alva Martin, both of IoBrt»®^ and Ruth Ooninger of Kannapfflls; 7 ^grandchildren; and 2 great grandthrl- A funeral service was conduct^ at 2 p.m. April 13. at Ubeity Church with the Revs. Moi^in Blackburn. Richard Eskew.Stroudofliciating. Burial followdl in' the church cemetery. / Baptist Church, do Lowell R«vis. 422 Duard Reavis Road, Mor^WHle, N.C. 27028. Ellis Jr. i-™«S<»rariiBlisJr.,.40,ofSalts- liutv 12.1996, M •^om Serr 1955. ^'J.hS'wS^Mocks>2le ^ was lastemployed wrth Ftetgb - ''"Funetalnrvi^werehel^^^ •April&hi..6&ytheRev.Ki^ Miller Juiih burial followingchurch cemrtery. J[ames Foy Cope. James Foy Cope, 85, of Hartley Road,Mocksville,diedTUesday,April 16, 1996, at his home after being in declining health for a year. He was bom in Davie County to the late Nathaniel and Mary Jarvis Cope. He was a farmer and had also workedforErwinMillsin Cooleemee. In later years, he worked at Caudell Lumber Company. He was a member of Liberty United Methodist Church where he sang in the choir, taught Sunday School and served in many capacities. Survivors include his wife of 65 years, Margaret Carter Cope of the home; a daughter, Marie Ellis of Mocksville: 2 sons. Sam Cope of Brevard and David Cbpe of Baton Rouge, La.; a sister, Otta Davis of Mocksville;7grandchildren;and sev eral nieces and nephew. He was pre ceded in death by on infant son, James Douglas Cope. Funeral services were to be held at 2 p.m. April 28, at Eaton Funeral Chapel with the Rev. David Reep ofllciating and burial following In Liberty United Methodist Chitrch Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Lib erty United Methodist Church, 128 Liberty Circle. Mocksville, N.C. 27028 or to Hospice of Davie, P.O. Box 665, Mocksville. N.Cr27028. y Johnny.Al Funderburk Johnny Mize Funderburk. 55, of Greenville, S.C., formerly of Cool eemee, died Sunday, April 7,1996. BomJuly21, l940,inDavieCounty to the late Paul A. and Agnes F. Funderburk, he attended Cooleemee School. He was of the Baptist faith. Survivors include 2 daughters, Debbie RathjeofStony Point andSonya Hinderbu^efKannapolistason,James > Andrew-Fbndeibuik of Statesville; 2 sisters, Patty L. Keller of Mocksville andSallyJaobbsofCboleemee;2broth- crs, Lewis R. Funderburk ofCharlotte andAlbertFJmnderburkofHigh Point; 6 grandchildren; and a great grand child. Thebodywascremated April 10. in Greenville. A memorial service was planned a later date at Calvary Community Church in Statesville. Memorials may be made to the Sal vation Aiinym any city. Davie County Public Libraiy Mocksville, NO ■o DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, April 18,1996-' Frances Godbey Sarah rrancesMaulJinCodbey.76.of Harmony, ilieJ Mondiiy, April 15, 1996, ill Fnrsylh MemiirinI Hospital in Winslon-.Salem after beinj; crilically ill for [wo weeks. She was bom in Rowan County April 12.1920. loJohn Wesleyand Ida Leekes Reaver M.auldin and was a honiermker. Stw was educated m the RowanCouniysehoolsandwisamem- berofCalvaryBapiisiaiurchinRowan County, She was preceded in death by her first husbami, Howard Salley; 8 bioih- ers aitd 8 sisters. Survivors include her husband, William Taft Godbey ofMocksville; ason. Linn SaneyofSalisbury:adaugh- ler, Kay DnimofMticksville; 2giarkJ- sons; and a great grandson. A graveside service was lo be held al 2:30 p.m. April 17. at Calvaiy Bap tist Church Cemetery with the Rev. Oiris O'Guin officiating. Liliie Mae Molsinger Lillic Mae Molsingcr. 86, of Tlin- nia.sville, died l-riday, Apiil 12,1996, at Community General Hospital. Bom March S, 19IU. in [Tavidsun County lollie kite RrAert F. and Myrtle Shoaf Motsinger Sr.. she wtcs a gradu ate of Pilot High School and John Wesley Bible College, fornieriy Peoples Bible Colieg^ where she served as dean of womm. - She was the sisterofHelen Shoaf of Farmington. A funeral servicewasheld al3 p.m. April 14,atFairview UnitedMedtodist Qitirch with Drs. Buddy Champion. Michael Kurtz and Brian Donley oiTi- ciaiing. Burial foUowe^ in the chur^ cemetery. VeraHarkeyHillard - 'i , Veia Harkey Hillaid, 88. o( ^s-. bury.diedeatly Friday,April 12.1996. al Rowan Regional Medical Center aftcrabnefiliness. She was bom Apitl 17, 1907, in Rowan County to the late Katie Klittz . and HughR. Harkey andwas cducatod in the RowanCounty schools-She was employedbyCannonMillsfor24yea:« before retiring in 1968. She was a member of Gays Chapel United Methodist Church wliete shewasamembcroflheSusannaWesley-, Julia Dunn Sunday School class, the Mildred Morgan United Mclhotfist' Women and live Golden Age Senior. She was preceded in death by her ,husband, Allen Jessie Hillard. Oct. 20. 1980, and by a son, Oiarfcs AiW Hillard, May 31.1995. Surviving are a son. Benny Hillard - ofSalisbury; a brolher. Gay Harkey of Salisbury; 9 grandchildren; 18 greatgrandchildren and 3 great great grand- ' children- Funeral services were conducted at 2p.m. April 13.alCaysChapelUniWi Methodist Church with the IW\a.' J. ;David Colson and Benny HilhiRloHf- cialing. Burial followed in the chu^ cemetery. , ^ - Elvie Godbey j^evin . Elvie Godbey Ncvin. 76. of Mt / Sterling, Ohio, died March 21,1996, al Ml. CantieJ-Medical Center in Colum bus, C8ijo. >She tvu bom FA. 3. 1920, to the ^ hte Olive Godb^ AnaefsohtSfWioston^Salem and . ftoiniie'AndorsonT of; Manchester, J^ass.; 3'gnuidchildren; a greargradd- chi!d;andabrother.EveratlGodbeyof Salisbuly-, 1 . : - • --. -i S)R was preceded in death by her .i1usbaj4-Ray1t10BdS.Nevitt.-Aug.24,-' , '1992; ait^r* daughter,-SHifoh Rao'' Nevin.Jatftd, 1987, ; StewasretuedfniinWesiingbouse., , -A-^ifvesWi ser^ecwas'-Wd ai Mp.^ hte^l3. ^Gwr^^Ciin- ^ Roy Sidney Morris Roy Sidney Morris, 83, of Salis bury, died Sunday, April 14, 19%, al Rowan Regional Medical Cenierafler being in declining health for the pa.sl two years. He was bom in Davie County in Cooleemee March IS. 1913, to the late Mary Elizabeth Gtady and Sidney Manuel Morris and was educated in the Rowan County schools. He wasemployed for 27 years with Cannon Mills and worked for Life of VAandlater operatediheRoyS. Monis Agency. AchoitermemberofMessiah Lutheran Church, he later moved to Haven Lutheran Church. He was a memberofHamid D.Jarrell American Legion Post and was a member of Life Underwriters Association, He was named Life Underwriter ofIbc Year in 1979. Survivors include his wife, Frances Lucille MacCotmick Morris. 2 sons, MikeMorrisofMocksvilleandWayne Morris ofWrightsville Beach: 2 broth ers, Charles "Chip" W. Morris and Waller Morris, both of Salisbuiy; 3 grandchildren; and agreat grandchild. A funeral service was lo be held at 2p.m. April n.alSummersell Memo rial Chapel by the Revs. Ronald Fink and Wiliiford Lyerly with burial fol lowing al Cily Memorial Park. Davie County Public Library Mocksvllie, NC DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, April 18,1996- 'Margaret C.Nunn J Margaret Louise Chandler Nunn. 75.ofClcttanons.diedThursday. April II. 1996. alMeadowbrtiok Manor of Cicmmons. .She was bom Aug. 16, 1920 In Mount Airy to James A. and Benh.i Wood Chandler and was a memberof l-airvlcw Moravian Church In Wln- sion-Salem. She had been exeeutivo secrelary for the chieflegalcounsel of Wachovia Corporation prior lo her re tirement. She was preceded In death by her husband, Howard Samuel Nunn Sr.; and a w>n, Howard Samuel Nunn Jr. Surviving are a daughter. Nancy Nunn Hofiacks of Orlando. Fla.; 8 grandchlldicn.TraccyClileyofClem- inons. Wcndiill Nuiin of Advance. Kevin NunnofMocksvillc.Jnmi Nunn of Concord. Cathy Turnbull of Chi cago. III., EarleneZanrnreila. Michael Tumbull nttd Colleen Tumbull, all of OiJando. Fla.; 5 great grandehiidren: and 2 sisters, Rachel Shellon and Toolsic Quesinberry, both ofVirginia. A graveside service was held at 2 p.nt. April 13. at Gotfs Acre in Witw . ston-Salcm. by the Rev. R. Dmald Winters. ,, '. ' i" MemorialsmaybemadetoFiiirview Moravian Church, 6S50 Silas Creek Parkway, Winston-Salcm, N.C27106. Roy Roscoe Riggs Roy Roscoe Riggs. 82, of Mount Aiiy.diedMonclay night. Aprils. 1996 at Northern Ho^ital of Suny County in Mount Airy.BominSurryCouniyJan.23,1914. he was a retired truck driver. AfuncralservicewasheldMN^y ^ , Funeral Chapel in Mount AiryWlIjA, j Rev. Jon Ctawley with burial inginMidkifrCemetery. , , He was the uncle of Frances Jack- . sonofMocksvilie. Richard Martin Ihylor Richard MartinTaylor, l7.ofClem- mons. died Monday. April 8, 1996. Bom Sept. 25. 1978 in Sanford lo Kenneth Richard and Lottie Martin Taylor, he wasasenioratWest Forsyih High School where he was a member of the Fellowship of Christian Ath letes, Latin Club and track team. He attended the Career Center and was a member of Calvaiy Baptist Chureh where he was in the youth choir. He WAS the brother of Debni Ann Taylor of Mocksville. Funeral services were conducted at 4 p.m. April II. at Calvary Baptist Church by Dr. Gary Chapman and the Rev.Trtiell Williams. Burial followed in Wc.stlawn Gardens of Memory. Memorials may be made lo the Ri chard M. Taylor Library Fund. West Forsyth High School. 17.t5 Lcwisville- Oemmons Road, CIcminons, N.C. 27012, Davie County Public LibraryMocksville, NC DAVIE GGIKTY ENTERP^E RECORD, April 25,1996 - rl Maiy F. Beaman y Marie Paries Benman. 72, of Win- ston-Salem. died Saturday, April 20. 1996, at N.C. Baptist Hospital. A graveside service was held at 11 a.m. April 24. at Deep Creek Friends Meeting Church Cemetery in Yadkin County with the Rev. Richard I. Shamel officiating. She was the mother of Cluirles Beam.in Jr. of Adv.incc Liiwey Cline O^'son J Linney Cline Dyson, 73, of Madi- ""^^^^fwrainDavicCountytothc HtnlagcPumiiiin: CompanySuni„,o. include his wife. !>„. ""'> «'3y.so„of,heho,„c 2srwis. ^-nnis Dyso„ j 5,eve Dyson «l o ^'ocksvillcMdiiiigliicrs.KathyCarlncr of Little Rock. Ark.. Kaye «y«.nBarficldofUnio„Cmvc,Vfck ™''P"="'Huds,«,h Stanley, hofMocksvillKasisrcr.LolaOysonUmlcy ofMocksville a brother. LeonOyson of Mocksville: 10 giandchil- "• ^ S"-"® grandchildren. ... a held at 2 p Cem 1" ChurchCemetery with the Rev. David C*i/breaih oflficiaimg. y [: G^rge '' Advatjc^/dM hioildayi|ApriI^22,. Ij 1996, at his ilniidetiM, ^ . ' . J . He was bom In Davie County to ; the late George and Bhel Daniel Cornell Sr. He was retired from Food Lion as a market manager. He was a member of Liberty United Methodist Church, a life member of Lexington V.F.W. Post 3074 and a member of the American Legion Post 0008. Survivors include a son. Dannie Correll of Mocksville; 2 brothers, Kenneth Cornell of Mocksville and Fred Correll of Hamptooville; and 3 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Hettie Hamilton Correll. ' Funeral services were to be held at2 p.m. Apnl 25, at Liberty United Methodist Church with theRev.David Recp ofliciating. Memorials may be considered for the Organ Fund of Liberty United Methodist Church. l29LibertyCircle, Mocksville, N.C. 27028. Abraham Frost Abraham C. Frost. 85, died Tucs- ^y, April 16, l996.atNurslngCcnicr in Nashville. Tenn. after a period of declining health. Bom in Mocksville, he was a son of the late Philmore and Hntlic Frost and was educated in the Davie schools. His wife, .Mary Frost, preceded him in death. SutvivorsinclttdeasQa,DavidFiost -:opiaAwll^add^j^heR^of Nashville: and^^ew;Ai^urW_ .Frost of Salisbtity'pbtJ^^i.R^t!riy nn^l services were held at II a.m. April 22, at House of Hatch Fu-naalHome,92l lefTeisonSticct, Nash ville; Term, Ella Dunn y Ella Maria Lashmit Dunn. 81. of Wrnston-Salem. died Sunday. April 21. l996.atForsythMemorial Hospi tal. A funeral service was held at 11 a.m. April 24, at Fraternity Church of the Btmhren by the Rev.Robert Roller. Burial followed in the church cem etery. She was the mother of J. Michael Dunn of Advance, Emma Dulin Hudson. Emma Dulin Hudson, 95, of 227 Neely Street, Mocksville. died Mon day. April 22, 1996. at Autumn Care afterftve years ofdeclining health and four weeks of serious illnesti. Bom Aug. 18. 1900. in Davie County, she was a daughter of the late Henry and Mary Lou Clouse Dulin and was educated in the Davie County schools. A member and deaconess of Shiloh Baptist Church, she was a mis sionary. Her husband. Ara "Buck" Hud.son, died Jan. 24. 1941. Her son, Issac Hudson, died July 20,1944. Funeral arrangements were incom plete. VI •Ty 0 UU'iO OciLI.'iity Public Libraiy Mocksville, NO DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, April 25,1996 • l8-iiiiinih-i)ld daujihicr of flrcll .ind Rcnco iii'itafi /ones "f l-aycllc\illc. ilinlSiiikl.i) , A|>ril 21, 19^6, ^ Univcisily Medical CVmer. Siirviuip*. Ill addiiliiii i,i |>er |vir- cnn, arc a laadief. C..iey Newman J"ni.-<i<ifihciii'(iic;malerna!i;randpaf- tnli, Kaicn and lid l'iM.ii||I| nf Him,,, iaiu. Hawaii; mriiemai unai grandpar ent, l.illiaii and Rav^eii Tnllcnl id'elie Fail, omiiiumiiy: nialcinal grandpar ent. Kimiticand Jane necmlcf Ra- lcipIi:palemiiigrjiidp,iix-n(s,CaihyandSlaiiiey Junes orilaieili*;, Ari^; iwler- nai gaal grandpanrnls, Pairicia and Ted Piisccin and palenui greal grand- nioihcr.Oihclla Jones. A gr.nve.side service was eimducicd •II p.III. April 23.at I.cgiiin Memorial Park in Cixdeeinec liy liic Rev. Larry lloiiieneid Arnold Ruef Anuild Rucf nf Adiiiiice. fimncriy of Westflcld. Pa., died Friday. April !9,al MeadosvbnxikTciTiiecofDavic. He was bom Aug. 3. 1906. in Obercid. Suilzeriand. lo Arnold and Magdcienc ntnvmatd Ruef. Surviving are 3 siaughlers. Pairicia Shcmian ofMocksviiic.Mary Alien of Advance and Diiinna Rhodes ofMul- lierry. Fla,: 2 sims. William Ruef of Wcslilcld. I'a and Beinard Rucf of l.akcinnd. Ida. Burial was in Wesiiieid. I*a. Cynthia Ann Ward CyniliiaAnn Waid.47. of Advance, diedTliursday. April IK. i996.alFor- sylh MciiKxial Hospilai in Windon- S.aicin. Involved in the ctmiinunUy. she served on eoiimiiUces for various or- ganl/alions. including ihc Advance Garden Club w here she also serv ed as secrciary. She was also involved in fwd raising efTons for llic Advance Kie Dcpanmenl. I^urvlving ore her husband, Russell >f£rd: a daughier, Alisa R. Ward; a son, Russ D. Ward Jr.. all ofiheborne;^moihcr. Lueille McShanc ofEnid,^a.; 3 broihers. Chrisibpher.Ldand Hmoihy Rudiger, ^ a sisicr, {jperesa Danow. ^ -A graveside service was held al 4 fpjrh. April 20, at Forsyih Mcmoriiil Vv'Memoriuls may be made lo (he ^American Heart Association, I386-A ^^igale Ccnlo- Drive, Wlns^-Sa* ;'lem.N.C.27l03. • Zella T. King SioncvilleMuniclpiilCemcicry. Hazel Parker Snider / Ha/dParker.Siiidcr.SS.ofLcxing- "in. died Saturday. April 13. 1996. atRowan Medical Ccnicrin Salisbury Born March 7. 1911, in NashCounly, ,be laic Clarence Clwood nnil Eihel Collie Parker, she was a ^incmaker. She wa.s a member of uiurchlandMiitionaryBapiisiChun-hwlwn: she had hecn a Sunday School icacher and choir member. She was akoamernbcroflheChurchland Home^.nonsiraiiMs Glob and ihe Senior Ciit/cnsClub. She was preceded in death by herhusband, Adam Wilhum Snider Surviving arc a brother. Woody HwoodPartoorSpringHope;and3sisters. Vivian P. Bedding/icfd of^btiion, j,nie p, s,,pUcnson and Hilila-lh Cruwdcr. Imih of Raleigh Tlicfuncralwasheld.a,2p.m.Aprii16. .11 Oiurchland Missionary BaptistCTuird, hy ihe Rev, Stephen Martin wiili hurial following in Forcsl Hill Memorial Park. Memorials may be made lo aioMilaird Missionary Baptist Church. 7516 Hwy. I.V) South. Ux- inglon. N.C. 27292. / Prances R. Martin • FranccsR.Manin.SS.ofAshcville.died Friday, April 19. 1996. A nalivc of Sialcsville. she was Ihc widow nf Ihc laic Oscar L. Martin Jr. andlhcdaughicroflhc laie Thomas H, and Mahcl Ellis Redinon. She is survived by a sister. Flora Raper of Winsion-Salem; and a num ber of nieces and nephews. Graveside services were held al 11 a.m. April 23.alFamiingionCemelefy , In Faiminglon by llic Rev. Thomas Raper Rcdmon. Randy A. Stanley -Randy Autiy Stanley Sr.. 43, of Tob.iccovilte.dicduiicxpccicdiyathis home Friday. April 19.1996. Bom Scpl. 25. 1953, in Yadkin Counly, he was the biwhcr of Diane LivcngixKl of Mocksvlllc. Funeral service.s were conducted al 2 p.m. April 22. al Hayworth-Millcr Rural Hall Chapel with hurial follow ing at King Memorial Park. Jimmie Reid Williamson Jlmttilc Reid Williamson. 78, of Motk.svillc,dicdWcdticsd.iyafleroiH)n at Forsyih Memorial Hospital in Win- slon-Salem. She wa-s the widow ofHairy Sbixik Willi.imson. who died in 1993. She was bom in Henderson Counly. a daughter of Wjlliaiii BrilUin and Eva Edwards Reid. Survivors include a son. Harry Stiook Williamson Jr. of Winslon-Sa- lem; 3 grandchildren: 3 greal grand- children; and 2 sisters. Dcnholm Held Sapp of Burlington ami Flora Reid Sicpp of Arlington. Texas. At her request llicrc was no local service. She was buried April 22. in Florid.1 NationalCcinctcry in BusIiikII. F7a. Davie County Public Libraiy Mocksville, NC DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, May 2,1996 Q V) J ^li(h Brewer Edilli U)uisc Bycrly Brewer. 75. of ^xinglnn. died Tuesday at her liome aper a sudden illness. ;• She was the sisterofPrcston Bycrly Mucksville. ]- A funeral .service was held at 4 p.m. April 25. at Davidson Funeral Home Chapel hy the Rev.Charles Kykcrwith hurial fnllowing in Good Hope United Mcthtxii.st Church Cemetery. Margaret S. Dodson Margaret Shelton Dodson. 69. of MiKksville. died Tuesday. April 2.1. 1996. .11 Forsylh Memorial Hospit.il. She was bom Aug. 10. 1926. in Stokes County to the late Dewcy and K.ite Aiitry .Shelton. She w.isan active mcmbcrof Union Chapel United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Wonren. .Survivors include a son. Titn l>xls«nofMock.sville:asister.Maxine Stephens of Danbury; 2 brothers. Harold Shelton of Kemersvtlle and Ray Slielton of Jacksonville. Fla.; 2 grandchildren. Ttmmy and Amanria Drxison. She was preceded in death by her husband. Rev. Cameron M. Dodson. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. April 27, at Union Chapel United Methodist Church with the Revs. Ed Toppci',George AttmanaiulLeioyHunt ofliciating. Memorials nisQr be An^dqi^ for Union Chapel Udit^ kdUiddllt Chusch. 1813 U5. Hwy. 601 North, Mocksville, N.C. 27028. Mary G. Carter Mary Eva Oanett Carter, 87, of Mijcksvllle, died Friday, April 26, at Autumn Care of Mocksville. FunemI services were held April 28 at 2'p.m. at Eaton Funeral Chapel with the'Rev. Wayne Buff ofEciating. Memorials may be considered for Fulton United Methodist Church, N.C. Hny.801 S.,Advance,N.C 27006or CehterUnited Methodist Church Cem etery Paving Fund, c/o Linda Owings, 728 Wilkcsboro Street, Mocksville, N,C. 27028. She was bom August 26,1908, in Alamance County to the late Brice Phillips and Minnie Barnes Gatrett. She was a member of Fulton United Methodist Church. ° Survivors include 3 daughters, Minhie Josephine McClamrock of Mocksville, Elva Grace Elam of OTallon, III. and Margaret Ann Bryant q£,lilat Rock: a son, Lawrence Ray dorter of Mocksville; one sister, Mar garet DeatonofThomasvil1e;abrother- ii^raw and sister-in-law, E.E (Ras) ai^Ruth Phelps of Winston-Salem; rmgiandchiltben, 12 gieat-grandchil-d^ and 2 step-grandchildren. Harvey Lee Davidson Harvey Lee "Harve" Davidson, 61, of Salisbury, died Saturday, April 27. 1996, at Rowan Regional Medical Center aOcr two weeks of serious ill ness. Bom March 29. 1935. in Row,in County, he was a son of the late Clyde Hiiam and NellieTenor DaviiLson and was educated in the Davie County schools. He was retired from Bendix alter 25 years of service. He was a mcmbcrof Rock Hill Church of Christ in Cleveland. Survivors include his wife of 43 years, Betty Jane Woods Davidson; a son. Harvey J. Davidson of Salisbury; 4 daughters, Betty Ann and Mary Nell Davidson, both of the home, Cathy Davidson Reid and Lorctta Dcni.se Gibson, both of Salisbury; 4 brotliers. Fred Hiram Davidson of Mocksville. Clyde Baxter Davidson of Linwotxl. Hugh Augustus and James Douglas Davidson, both of Salisbury; 4 sisters, Gloria Whittaker of Maltapan. Mass., HaltieWilliamsofMocksville, Annette Wilkins of Salisbury and Mac Nell Tatum of Gieensboio; and 5 gmnd- children. Noble and Kelsey Funeral Home is in charge of anangements. V* . ^ 'f > Davie County Public Ubraiy Mocksville, NC o DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. May 2,1996 Thurmon G. Draughn Thumian Cwyn Dmughn. 73, of •327 Chcny Hill Rnail. Mocksvllle, died laic Sunday, April 2S, IW6. a( 'l>avieCouniyHi«jiiial. He was bcirn March 12, 1923, in Davit-Counly Inlhc laic Jc«c Mariin and Ulis Ticlsy Ann .Slcwuri I3raughn. He served In ihe U,.S, Aniiy during World War II awl was a field tnainlc- nance supcn*isc>r for PiUn I-rcighl. re- liring after 30 t ears of service. He was aiiicinberorTurTcnline B.iplisi Church in Mocksvillo. Survivingareliiswlfe, Mary l.anicr Draughn of lire liinnc; 4 si>ns. Mack Draughn. Ronald Dranghn and Kenny Draughn. all of Mocksvillc, and Troy Draughn ofCh;irlcslon,.S.C.; 2 daugh- lets.AnnAllcniifMcKksvillcandCalhy Allen of Wilson; 12 grandchildren; 3 grcal gratulchildtcTi; and 3 hnrlhcrs, Clarence. Rarl and lirvin Dranghn, all of MvKksvillc He was pa-cedcti in dmrlh by 2 brothers. Lc.sicrand i'.vcrclle Draughn, A ^vcsidc service was helil al 2 p,m, April 30. al Rose Cemetery in Mocksvllle by Ihc Rev. David Reep, Memorials may be made 10 CaiKcr Services rrescriplivc Dtitg Fund, c/o Heba Ellioll, I'.O. Hot 424, Mocks villc. N.C. 27I):R i>r to Hospice of Davlc Counly. c/o Janci Hl.iir, I'.d. hot ft65. Mocksvillc, N.C. 27028. Marion S. Junes •' Marion SbcriTicr "ITukc" Jones .Sr. ofEasr RcnslflicdTlutfsdaynighl, Afvil 2l. (996. ■•:Bnm Feb. 23. I92R, lo Jesse Joel ivrid Annie Sherrncr Jones, he was iIk falherof Ftnily (Jroce of Advance. Jlie funeralscrviccwftsbeldqit-nonHopiist Chnrtli wilh ihc Revs. RoyYotrng. Roger I'allcrson and Edgar Whillock officiating. Buria! followed in Lcwisvtlle Hn|Kia Church Cctn-ctc^in Lcwisvillc, James Clarence Gaither JamcsClatcnccGailher,78,ofCool- ecmee. died Wednesday. April 24. 1996. al his residence. Funeral services wereheld al 2 p.m. April 27, at Ealon Funeral Home wilh Drs. Russell Morris and David Gllbrealh and Ihc Rev. Gary Phillips officialing. He was bom Aug. 24, 1917. in Wilkcs Coumy, lo (he laie James and Canna Hnlhmiik Gailhcr and was a nicmbcrofCoolccmce ChurchofGod, He was preceded in deaih by his wife of SI years, Margarei Laihain Gailher.in 1991, Survivors include 2 daughters. BemiccGailhcrofWinsion-Salemand Clenda Howcll of Mucksviile; a son, l.uke D. Gailhcr of Mobile. Ala.: 2 sisicrs. OIlic Laiham and Pansy Wnll. Ixxh of Mocksvillc; .3 brolhcrs. Willie I.. GaiihcrofMldw.ay, Fred A. Gailhcr and Hugh E. Oiiilher. both of Rich mond. V,1.; 3 grandchildren, Luke Gailhcr Jr., Duicc Howell and Kaitn Lewis; and a great granddaughter. Haiiey Lewis. Memorials may be considered forCancer Services Pteserlplion Drug Fund, c/o Rcba Ellioll, P.O. Box 424. Mocksvillc, N.C,27028orloHospice of DavicCounly, P.O. Box665,Mocks villc. N.C,2702R. David LajMackieDavid Uc Mnt4u07^>^J^ Lane, Tuesday, He was bom BWSfc •VwlkinCountyto Hw'Bill and Judy |pia He was amember of BearCosk Baplisl Church, employr^ byFood Lion and alicnded Davie High School. .Surviving arc his parents of thehome; paternal grondmolher, Mag^Poos of Tobaceoville; pawnal grand father, Jt^-K.maternal grandfather.BobertSprinkle of Boonville; a brother, Billy DaleMaekie oflvlocksville-. several aunts;uncles ami other rclauves- _ The fuiieral service was held at 11asn. Aprilr26, at BearQrek BaptistOtutchbyilhe Revs. Richard Bl^ and Dflvid;OiHwaih,BtBial follo^at Deep Cieek Friends Oioeh Cem-«ieiyin,J^n County. Emma Dulln Hudson Emma Dulin Hudson, 95. of 227 Necly Sireel, Mocksvillc. died Mon- day,Apiil22, l996.alAulumnCaieof Mocksvillc. after being in declining hcallh for five years and seriously ill four weeks. Dom Aug. 18, 1900. in D.avie Counly K) (he late Henry Mary Lou Clouse Dulin. she was educated in the DavicCounlyschooKSbcwasanicm- bcrof.ShilohBnplislChurch where she was adcrrconcss and a mcmK-roflhe Missionary Society. Her husband. Ara "Buck" Hudson, dicdJan.24.1941.Ason.lssacHudson, also preceded her in death. Sept. 20. 1944, Funeral services wereconducted at 3 p.m. April 25. al Shiloh Dnplisi Church by the Rev, Dr. Donald Ray Jenkins, Burial follov/cd in the church cemetery. Buster Myers r Ircy Gray "Buster" Myers, 59, offcirmony, died at his residence Tues- ay, April 23. 1996. - HcwasbominDavicCountyMarch (1.19.17.10 the late Silas Clwrlcs and mnic Laura Jarvis Myers.5; .Survivingarchiswirc.BarbaraJanepills of Ihe home wlKtm he marriedJepl, 17, 1988: a daughter. Lucille Jrittanda Myersof the home; a brother,j^fus W. Myers ofWinslon-Salcm:2 thlers. Emma M. Allen and Lcona M.HjcCulloh, both of Advance. He was preceded in death by a bjilher. Garland V. Myers; and 2 sis- lllls, l.ucilleM. Sheets and Wilma M.(^ver. 'j Funeral services were conducled al ?;ip-n'- April 25, at Reavis Funeraliftme Chapel by the Rev, Ralph Slanley. Butial followed in HannonyCemetery. Davie County Public Ubraiy Mocksvllle, NC DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRiSE RECORD, May 2,1956 o- <r <b John Henry Rober^n John Hcniy Robeitson, 74. of-Ad vance,dtc(lWcdnesday,April24. 1996, at Fbrsylh Memorial Hospital in Win- ston-Saian. He was horn June 5.1921. in Davic County to the late Roy and Delia Hendrix Rohertstin. He was a member of Advance United Methodist Chuteh. Survivors include his wife. Frances Williatns Rulicrtson of the home; a ilauglilcr, Mattha Haiiisof Advance; 3 brothers, Sjiencer Rolrertson of Salis bury. Paul Robertson and Robert Robertson, Ixtth of Advance: and 3 sisters. I jrrene lioddiudofLcnoirCity. Tcnn., Mabel Laird and Katherinc Carter, both of Mocksville. A funeral service was held at 4^.m. April 27.alAdvanccUnited Methodist Church with the Rev, Dennis Marshall ofncialing. Burial followed in the church cemetery. 'ly: IV^oward Leon Wooten, 74. of ldriErield.diedl\^y.i^^i996. ail^mly Meinoti^ March 13, 1922. irillanlin Coftily. Iowa, he wnts a son of the late iMley Raymond and Maty Jme Mcgotmich Wbotim. He.waifidiRdfi{^ the N.C. Depaitnmt Itens- '' ^tion where he was a member. deaMin atid ^^y (illeacberatPlyterB^tlsitilQKhI a U.S. M^ne CoqpipS^^d - n veteran ahd a mbttffiif of Rk^ldVFW. ^ S Surviving are his wife. Minnie Lee l&iscrWoctentadaijgte.Janiwijif. I of Albemoile; hfDthe& Paul DofHam{i(onviUe,JataWo(iten iRatelgb; Hidtatd Wootn inf Salt4- Sty,'Willloni yfopten.andj^ix^' bothipf M<)(|icsV|iln ^ uline Wboteti'K ' ' Kldren;t I Funeral lsmlces'!w«e 1 m. j^ril 26| at Flyitf B^iI the Rev^ Maic'Vandeihin^'J jilowed In the church cemetcntlltaiy rites conducted byj^l ontyDAV.Pmorials were made to nyler t Church. 2S938 Austin Road, iarle.N.C, 28001. y ^^Hutchins Seate~ !;SadieHutchinsSeats.93.ofMead- n She was bom in Davie CnintyDec. 16, 1902. to the late Andrews- Jackson and Ada Frances Call Hutchms and had been a homemaker. . "'f ^'nem'^roftheFarmingtonUnited Methodist Church. She as preceded in death by hernusbantf.CharlicBurtonScats, in 1962.and by two sons. Dallas Scats and ucRc Seals, S"fvivtng arc 2 daughteis. Nanniesue HaipeofFarminglon and Frances ^well of Mocksville; a son, John A. f^ of aemmons; 8 grandchildren; ^ grandchildien; 5 great greatynwlcWIdien; and a daughter-in-law. M^elta Smith S^dfMocbville, . be 'con- jbe'Ra^.Tammv '""bj' 'follow- c.^-'•eteij^jrtlw.^,4 pil. Iv,,^s. - *^<»b»!?niay,bemadeto Fanh- ®eei4'ir^'25d3 FarnJ■ngton-Rd., Mocksville, N.C 27028. JoAnn Dove SpeaksJ JoAnn Dove Speaks. 47. of King. diedFridaymomlng. April 26.1996. atPorsyth Memorial Hospital in Win- ston-Salem. She was the mother ofBllly Rouna of Mocksville, Thcfuneral was held at DrookslownUnited Methodist Church by the Revs. Derry Bamhardt andSu.san Noithcraft, Burial followed in the church cem etery. Mocksville, /Id; 'ary -jt <i»<s <r DAVIF. COUNTV KNTERPRISE RECORD. May 9.1996 lliihcrl W. Cadncr , iiiiK-iiWe<U-y J \Vin-!.'n Salciii. Jic-l I M home, lie w.is iioni Ucc. MiK-k-villo, 111 Joliii We.ilcy ami Mary II Ma:rm('ait»cr.llcvva-.cilm.al<.-<linn,cN1.vUvilIosd.iH-KamlpiaJmm-il ru.mN(VSuaclMiivciMtyinlW>-llcrvasailairyfarnicramlaliinna eniplMMV.il ,l,c raniK-rs Miime Acl- and a nicnbcr id Mom.i ralnii ^ '!»toaMcth•>dl^! (liuahlU-M asi'mccdi-J indcalhln a-'ii. Itnlvii W.Cartncrlr .ii' IdlfvSm v.vmsir.cUuIn his wile. Mailli.i Caiwcr nf Vienna Village n.l.hni.i-vnddanelneis.lla/elBeeK.n Winsuin .salein and Knhy AndemnnorMarslliU'.asi'ntiailandCafln.rii fj.i.llo, Calif.; 1(1 gramleh.ld.en; -grandchildren; a Mslcr. Idea li. i)avis"iil Salishnry; and adamghlcr in- law.U'inna Junes Canner. A im-nvirial seivice was held al .M,v a. al Von.let and Sonsl,;.vnnld.iCha,vlhyd.eKev.Uand.il,. p. Waneh A piivale Inn nil was held caMiei lh;ii Mrnu>iial<•l,,l.,,lh.nedMellu.dislChnieh.Wl.^ Uoliui lli«l Uivd. Winsum-Salem. N.C .r;il"' I.ulia Martin Donnelly l.elia Lueilc Martin Donnelly. S'>. Ill Salisbury. died May 1.1996, at the S.ilishnry Unit of Lutheran Nursing I liiincs follosvinp a lengthy battle with Alzheimer's disease. Koin April S, 1907. in Cameron. S C. til Waller l-'ranklin and Minersa lliirence W.all Martin, she moved to MiK'Vsvillc as a child and grew up in I Javie County. She graduated from Duke Univcr- siiy in 1927. with an A.B. in English and French and continued her cduca. tiiin at the U'NC.Chapel Hill School of Social Work. She taught in Lenoir, Sivneer and Davie County until 19.19 when site was named director of the Davie County Welfare Depanment. In 1947. she lieeame director of the Ifiiwan Welfare IX-partment, moving ill SalisbuD' in 194R. She was a mem ber of First United Mcthrxlist Church and was active in the Altrusa Club Inteinalional of Salisbury until 1990 when she was named Member Emeri tus. She is snrvivcil by her husband of 5.S years. Paul William Donnelly, whom she married Feb. 1, 1941; a riaughter, Eli/alicth Ziglar of Raleigh; ;i grandibughtcr. a sister. Janie Martin of MiK-ksville; a brother, Walter E. MartinofMiK-ksvillciandanumberof other relatives. She vvas preceded in death earlier Ihis year by a sister. Ruby M. Mixirc. Funeral services w ere condiretcil at Siinunersctt Memorial Chapel by the Rev. I lenry 'rhoinpson. Entombment rolliiwed at Rowan Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to the Diinnclly Home, c/o Rowan County Depanment of Social Services, 12.46 W. Innes .Street, Salisbury. N.C. 28144 or 111 UNC SehiKil of Social Work. Ann. Eli/alielh Benfield, JOI S. Pirtslxinr Streel, CB 113560. Chapel Hill. N.C. 27.5W-35.50. J KeiniethClayHanwn K»ah cw ««-ai. o. »' Shertills Ford, died Saturday. May f•1996. al Cartetcl General Hospital inMoreheadCi.yartera^u'';;^"^^^^^^^ Mn and the late Pansy JonesEellMcNeely.hewasaj^my insutanceteehiticianforCom^o^ He was edueated in the Sbcrrills Ford '^''i^'was a lifelong member ofHopewell United Methodist Church and a faithful member of AlcoUobcsAnonymous for moreSurviving are hts Wife.Harwell of tire homc;ason.PenyC ay Hopewell UniledMethodistCTu^al8pm.May5.bytl.eRevs.J~P'"!'"-KenEllcrandW.C.Cockman. vd .9J £ o h w DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, May 9,1996 Cecil Ellis Leagans Cecil Hiis Leag^gl,ofPuddingftiJge Road, died early Salurday. May 4.1996,al ForeyUi Memorial Hospital. He was bom inl— Davie County Match 26.1915. tolate Granville «||^V||kH EdwaidandCamilU Collelie Leagans andhadbeenadaity farmer for the past 1932 graduate of Mocks- viiie High School, he wasamembehof MocksvillcFiisi BaplistChurchwhere he.wasa formerchairman ofthe tmslee board and a member of ihe deacon board. He wasii leaderinorganizing Farm- ingtoa Voliiniecr Fire Depanmcni and Was awanled aciiruion for42 years of smieem 1995. Hcwasalsonmembcr of llie rarrncrs Crxipcralivc Dairy in Wiiisloii Salem and l.irersencd on Ihe Heard of llniicil Dairies in Clreens- loito Heiviivaniemheroflheadvisory N'aid for CiHpperalise E.xrciision Se-- siir anil served on Ihe Hoard of Ditee- loisof iIk' Farm Bureau. I le « as past master ofPino Grange and served as direclor of Ihe Davie llteeilersAssotialiDn. In 1982, he was the recipienl of the Mosl Improved llenlAttaalfromDavieCountyDHlA, He aki served on ihe Board of Diree- (ors oflire Farmers Home Adminisira- lion (FmHA), He was firstcKairmanof the Duiehmans Creek Watti^ed. He WTO' past master of the Fqiminglon Makonic Lodge, He was voted Farm- ingionCommunity 'Man ofthe Year" in 1969, Survivors Include his wife, Ruby Colfeiie Leagans ofthe home; 3 sons. Ellis Leagans Jr„ of Call, Columbia. S.A.. Eddie Leagans of Winsion-Sa- lent and the Rev, George Leagans of Effipgham. S.C; 6 grandehitdnsn; a sister, DorothyManiofLaCf^le.Va:,!^2brotheR,PaulLeagansoi^ocks- vi^lc and Charlie Leagans ofLaPtoIa. I^d. i He was preceded in death by 4 ^tcrs and 2 brolheis. -r Funeral services werecondiiiedal H a.m. May 7, at First Baptist Church c^Mocksvliie by Dr. Larry Hovisand Rev. Crady Tulterow, Burt^l fol- ij^ed in Batons Baptist Chuni.Cetii- Masonic graveside rite* were (Cnduciedby the Farmingion Masonic I^ge, C MemoriaismaybemadeioMocks- taie First Baptist Oiurch, 390 Norlli Main Street, Mocksville, N.Ci27028; ftrsyth Cpumy 4-H Program, 1450 ferchild Drive. Wlnsion-Salcrn, N.C. SlOS or to the Challenge To Build Rogram, c/o Evergreen-Baptist Shurch, 6316 ParalicQ,„Hwy,. Effingham. S.C. 29541, sms ==S5=: Marllir. of MrksWh Hill, Masv .of I laver grandchtldrcr), ' Martlin. '' Lem>«d BaptistChuSSri"''^'Moclavijie. N.c. 27^? ' i r^Tiest Paul Meca /• Ernest Paul MecaofODOHardison^cuMocksvillc.diedinAriwn^^ y^ril 29.1996. 1 / " r He is survived • ' bj his wife, Nur - Mcca of the home; £;cliiidren: and 5 V ^2 He was retired Itbm Ingersoll- wiy M ^nd and w.is an avid breeder and i3ser of pigeons, w A memorial service was iield at ^OlyCrDSsLulheranOiurchMay II. «i4 p.m. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, May 9,1996 <€ c- O ■/ y William Franklin Nail William Franklin Nail Jr.. 78. ofM.'ipic Avcmic. dial laic Wcdncakiyniplil. May I. 1996 in Davie County I Icnpilal. I Ic was bom in Uavic Coiinly April 2. 1918. to Ihc late William iTanklin Nail .Sr. and Marv l-lla Call Nail and was n-iiicd from the U..S. Air Force. He later retired from the Davie County scluMil .system. He was a member of ()ak Grove United Methodist Chiireh ami the Disabled American Vetenins. Survivors include his wife. Laura Kathleen "Kay" Massapec Nail of Ihc home: a sister. Rebecca Lamb of fireenslKim and several nia'cs and lu-phcws. A praveside sersicc was conducled May .1. at 2 p.m. at Oak Grove UnitedMethodist Church Cemetery with the Revs. David TalbeH and DonaldFunderburke officiating. Mililaiy riles wcie conducted by the 1 Ith District Memorial Honor Guard, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Slargie Foster SofleyP Mat^ie Foster Sofley, 90, :of -^liuld'Rbtid, died Monday afler-i0on at Forsylh Memorial Hospital. She was bom in Davie County iWg. 10,190S. to the late Samuel Roy tmd Peari Smith Foster and was a Immemaker. She wasa lifelong niem- bp of Bethlehem United Methodist Church. C Her husband, Jesse Martin Sofley picceded her in deatlt in 1971. C Survivors include a daughler. Nellie Cook of Advance; 3 sons, Gil-bSit SoOey, Jesse Maitin Sofley Jr. and Roy Sofley, all of Advance; 4g^ndchildren; 5 greatgrandchildren;a^ster, Helen McDaniel of Advance; 3brDtheis, Taylor Foster of Winston- Salem. Eugene Foster and J. Roy Fos- t(7i both of Advance. pmnerai services were to be held at 23p.m. May 8. at Bethlehem United Methodist Church with the Revs. DanM^in and Don Funderburk ofliciat-ir^and burial following in the church cjmteiy. •. : 'i .'' ''Memorials inay be'mode to Beth-le^m United Kiethodist Church, 321RQIIa^ Road,'Xdvance, N.C.27006. J VeraK. SteffeeVm Kunkleman Steffee, 81. of N.C Hwy. 801. jiej Monday mom-mg. May 6,1996. at Autumn Care of Mocfc,vdle,wheieshehadbeenansi-wcni for several years, a loT/"JulyLit "IS AnnieKunkleman Clay and was a home- maker.Her husband. Karl H. Slelfee. pre-ceccd her in death in 1986. SumvoBlncludeherson.MichaelK.SefreeofHomcrClty,Pa.:4g,and-onldren; 4 grandchildren.A n«ntorial service was announceda a later date to be held in LaureldaleCemetery m Reading. Pa. Memorial t ' Mocksville, NC DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, May 16,1996 Herman C. AUen Herman C. Alfen, 83. of Yadkira- villc, died niursday. May 9.1996, a( his home. He wa.s bom in Davie County May 26, 1914.10 the late Isaac Branch and Lydia Smith Allen. He was a retired carpenter and famicrand a member of Yadkin Valley Baptist Church, Surviving are his wife. Pansy Hauser. whom he married Dec. 22, 19.13: 2 sons. Nomian l.ee "Buddy" Allen of Yadkinville and Elmer Grey "D(Kxllc"AllcMorMocksviIIe;3daugh-icrs, Patsy Poindexier of Farmlngton Road, Kalhcryn -Steelman and Brenda Haily of Yadkinville: a brother. Heber AllenofYaslkiiiville:4sisters, MildredSmiih nnj Frances Stewart, both of Mocksville. Orpha Norm.nn and Dor othy Hutchens.bolhofYadkinville; 10grandchildren; and 5 great grandchil dren. He was preceded in death by a brother. Johnston Allen: and a sister. Margaret Caner, A graveside service was held at 11 a,m. May 11. at Yadkin Valley Baptist Church Cemelety by the Rev. Ronnie Craddock. E Willie Zeb Cook; n fi Zeb Cook Sr, 84. of Willie ' S Cook Drive. Advance, died Sundayb night. May 12.1996. at Davie County ' jv liospiial. e. He was bom in Davie County, Sept. e. 1911, to the late George Zeb and J-LulaFairclothCookandwaslheownerand operator ofWillie Cook's Gaiage :• He was preceded in death by a .;brother,J,CIydeCookSr, 'it: "''e of62 years.J&hcl Soney Cook of the horJlTa^"Shiets, Gayneir Cook and Lula' ■««»>, Bill ,^ookofAdvance:ngran(ldaughtet;2 "j||reagra^hirdfen:asister.SlellaMae^miih of Maninsville. Va- several ipieces and nephews, 4 AgiavesideservicewasheidalllMay 15, at Bethlehem United^eih^tsi Church Cemetery with theyev. Dan Martin olBciating, 5^ McmorlatsmaybemadeioAlzhe-jmers Association, 836 Oak Street,J^inston-SaJem. N,C, 27101, DeR«id "Dyke" Bennett : DeReld "Dyke" Bennett. 79. ofFarmingtonRo^.diedSauudayni^t, iMay II. 1996. at Forsylli MemorialHospital in Winston-Salemaflcrbeing Davie County to Flinchum Beniwit ^orofBenncltand ^ ' ■^Ilis Store, y He was a member of Famiinglon^nileU Mctliodist Church. He was a.52116 degree member of lite Scottish^itcs Frecmasoniy and past lodge-Jnosterandtreasurerofthe Fanninglon -l/3dgc #265. He was also a charter-inemberofFarminglon Volunteer Fire ^JJcpatlmenl where he was awarded a N«ai on the Honorary Board of Direc-•MotsforouLslandingservice 1953-1995. N A mcmberandotganlMtofFarm- . Sngton Rurilan Gub, he was awardedyiurilanoflheYcarin 1993. In 1979.he bwas voted Farminglon Citizen of the>Year. He was co-founder 0^ the Davie^unly Chapter of Ducksj.Unliituted ,rtind was first recipient of,^e DucksjiUnlimited Coiisetvatipg Legacy rjAward.i He was pieced^ in d^ih by hisjjwife. Louise Benn^t^. in 1978. -^He was also preceded in death by 4 .{Jslsicrs and 6 broihets. j d Surviving ate a daughw, Sandra ;^ gGailBenncUAbdelkaderp^^lhehotne; ;' BZgrandchildten;3gceatgrandchi!dren; ^ Sa brother. Elder Eugene Bennett of&Mock5ville:andasister,'DcuzelIa PottsSof Mocksville. ' C Funeral services were conducted at |§4 ptn. May 14, at Farminglon UnitedgMelhodisl Church wiflTthe Rev.gTammyTalben officiati^Buiial fol-Slow;ed in Farminglon cSuch Cem- Setety' Masonic gravesiife rites were '■pcottductedbyFanninglonI^ge#26S. !B MetnorialsmaybemodelotheN.C.C Di^tes Associating. 19<^l Faiiview :S Blvd., Win$lon-Salem.N.C. 27127 or d to Ducks Unlimited, cATlefr Allen. g374 Famlngton Road.-Mocksville,Sn.g.z70,28.. . . Nannie Call Nannie Nichols Angell Call. 97. ofAutumn Care, Mocksville. formeriyof Deadmon Road, died al 3:28 p.m. Tuesday at Autumn Care. Funeral arrangements, beinghandled by Eaton's Funeral Servit* ofMocksville. were incomplete al press litrte. Everette Franklin Graver Everellc Franklin Craver. 70, of L«xington.diedTucsday,May7.1996, at his home. Bom April 13, 1926, In Davidson County to Emanuel Meredith and Jennie Wooslcy Craver. he was the father of Paula Sink of Mocksville. A funeral service was conducted at 11 a.m. May 9. al Friedherg Moravian Church by the Rev. G. nwtnas Shcl- ton. Burial followed In Parklawn Memorial Gardens with military rites by District 11 Memorial Honor Guard. ■ muntt DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, May 16,1996 i s cr- I James Luther Jolly James Luther Jolly, 87. of Jolley Road, Mocksville, died Saluiday, May 11,1996, at the V.A. Medical Centerin Salisbuiy after several years of declin ing health. He was bom in Dayie County, Dec. 15. l908,tothelateMilasandDemnia Maybeny Jolly and wasretiied with 25 yeani of service with Heritage Furni ture Company. He was also a cattle fanner. AveteranoftheU.S.Anny,seivingin the South Pacificduring World War II, he was of the Methodist faith. He was preceded in death by his wife, Sadie Jones Jolly, in 1990, and by a son, Vemon Jolly, in 1991. Surviving are a son, Lloyd Jolly of Mocksville, a granddaughter, Phyllis Allgood of Mocksville; 2 great grand children; and a brother, Henty Jolly of Statesville. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. May 14, at Eaton Funeral Chapel with the Revs. Allen Barker and Ed Tapper ofltcialing. Burial followed at Union ChapelUnitedMelhodistChurchCbm- eteiy. Military graveside rites wete conducted by the 11th District Memo rial Honor Guard, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Memorialsmaybemadetothe I llh District Memorial Honor Guani, Vet erans of Foreign Wars, do Haran Mar tin, 148 Queensbury Road, Winston- SaIem,N.C. 27104. Jackson Frederick Seal Retired Sergeant I st Class Jackson Bederick Seal, 82, ofWinston-Salem, diedTuesday,May7,1996,at the V.A. Hospital in Durham. The funeral service was held at 2 p.m.May IO,atHayworth-MillerSila$ Creek Chapel by Major Griffm. Full military graveside rites followed in Westlawn Gardens of Memory in Clemmons. HewasthebrotherofMaryS. Atkins of Mocksville. Luke Kimmer Luther David "Luke" Kimmer, 92, ^ of Gladstone Road, died late Sunday night. May 12,1996, at Autumn Care of Mocksville. Hewas bom in DavieCbunty March 1. 1904 to the late Charlie and Susan Evethart Kimmer and wasacarpenter. Hewasamemberofthe Liberty United Methodist Church. He was preceded in death by his n wife, Eula Spty Kimmer, in 1986. Surviving are a daughter, Rachel Hancock of Mocksville; 3 grandchil dren; 4 great grandchildren; 2 great great grandchildren; and a sister, Luna Myens of Mocksville. Funeral services were to be held at 2p.m. May l5,atEatonFunetalChapel with the Rev. David Reep officiating. Burial was to be held in the Liberty United Methodist Church Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Liberty United Methodist Chuich. [jibonny Thomason y Donald Wayne "Donny" „Thomason, 36, of junction Road, j Mcrcksville. died Monday, May 13, at N.C. Baptist Hospital aftera brief illness. He was bom in Rowan County •June23, l9S9,lothel;^ Billy Eugene .(Broadway and Ca^lyn Thomas .,Wagner of Deadmon/Road, Mocks- viUe. He was employ^ with Freight-! liner in Cleveland. He was educated in the Rowan and Dayie County Schools and wasamemberofParfcdale .Baptist Church in Salisbury, y.' SuTvivoTS.inadditiontoliisn»ther, ' are.his wife, Susan BallewThomason (.ofthehometadaughter.BrandiSheree '^omason ofthehome;ason, Donald _ Marc Thomason ofthe home; a sister, _..WendyGailBringleofSalisbury;and ;, his patemal grandmother. Ruby G. ' krbadway of Mocksville. , Funeral services were to be con ducted at 4 p.m. May 15, at Eaton . Furieral Chapel by the Rev. Jimmy . {.^caster and burial, following at ' Rowan Memorial Park in Salisbury. Oavie County Libraiy Mocksvilii, N6 Agnes S.Leary AgnesSanfordLeaiy,76,oiMocks- ^ ville, died Friday, May 10, 1996, at AutunutCareNursingHome in Mocks ville. She was bom in Roper, May 16, l9l9,toJohn Calvin Sanford and Agnes Speight Sanford of Mocksville. She graduated fromSL Mary'sCOIIege,the Women's College of the University of North Carolina and Abbot Art College in Washington, D.C. She worked briefly asacommercial artist before marrying Peter Leary, a feature writer for theWashington Post ShemovedbacktoMocksville in 1959, with her children where she taught second grade at Cooleemee Elemen tary School for 25 years. After retiring in 1984, six volun teered at Davie County Hospital and the Red Cross Bloodrt^ile. She is survived by a son, StephenPhillips Leary ofWadesboro;adaugh- ter, Pamela Sanford Leary of Greens- boro;abrother,JackSanfordofMocks- ville; 2 grandsons and several nieces and nephews. Her younger brother. Dr. William Gordon Sanford of Winston-Salem. preceded her in death. A graveside service was to be held at 11 a.m. May 16, at Rose Cemetery with the Rev. William Long ofTrciat- ing. . Memorials may be tnade to the NatureCOnservancy, l8l5NorthLynh Street, Arlington, Va. 22209. LucyM-WWtaker Lucy Eloise Moose Whitaker, 64, of Hannony. died Monday, May 6, 1996. at Medical Park in Winston- Bora in Iredell County Dec. 23, 1931, she was the daughter of the late Thomas Mikle and Betty Harris Mo<^. Site was a homemaker and a memberofSandy Springs Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband,William Harvey Whitaker,3sons,J«l WhitakerofMocksville;Tommy Whi taker and Unnie Whitaker, both ofHarmony; 3 daughters, LuellenPhillips of Wilkesboro, Donna Sehnke of Yad- kinvilleadNancy SneedofStatesville;3sistets.NeUieM.CaropbellofStat^ ville; Johnsie Weatherman of Mocks ville and Vivian Walker of Harmony;and 15 grandchildren. . , She was preceded in death by idaughters, Cathy and Annette Whi- '"''Funeral services were conducted at2p.ro.May9,at Liberty BaptistChurch with the Revs. Marvin Blackburn and Jesse Stroud. Burial followed in the church cemetery. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, May 23,1996 y cr <r M Hubert Ray Blackburn Rev. Huben Ray Blackburn, 75. of Muiphy Road. Mocksville. died early Friday morning. May 16.1996. at fijr- syih Memoriai Hospital in Winston- Saiem. Funcrai services were held at 4 p.m. May 19. by the Revs. Johnnie Abce and W.B. Btawley. Burial followed in the church cemetery. He was bom in Forsyth County. Jan. 22. 1921. to the iate Tom and Minnie Huffman Biackburo and was retired from Heritage Furniture Com pany. lie had been an active ordained minister for the past 51 years and was assistant pastor of Gospel Baptist Church in Mocksviiie where he was aiso a Sunday Schooi teacher. Surviving are his wife. Doliy Cobler Blackbum of the home; 2 daughters. Janet Couch of Winston-Salem and Jewel Holt of Walkertown; 2 sons. Nelson Ray Blackbum ofWalkertown and Ricky Dean Biaekbum of Pin- naeietSgrandchildrentSstep children. Joe Snow of Pinnacle. Sanrto Perkins ofDobsonandCynlhiaBealofMoeks- . ville; 6siep grandchildren; astep great grandchild; and a sister. Beulah Flynn of Winston-Salem.^ Memorials may be m<$de to Davie. County Hospice, e/o Janet Blair, P.O. Box 665. Mocksville. N.C. 27028orto Cancer Services. 622 North Main ^ Street. Mocksville. N.C, 27028. / ^Madeline R. BlackV^ood > Madeline Bobbins Blackwood. 68.^fWill Boone Rood. Mocksville. died qiiursday. May 16. l996.-at Davie t&Hinty Hospital. I. ^ Born Feb. 22. 1928, in Davie ICouiity. she was a daughter of the iate Saiiy Julian and ParksGordon Bobbins. :She was a homemaker and member of Bk Church of Gtxl of Prophecy. Survivors include a son. Terry Slackwood of Mocksville; 2 brothers, idobby Gene Bobbins of Mocksviiie irdDonnyCencRobbinsofRockweil; !6sisteis, Louise DillaidofCoolecmce. Mildred O'Neal. Judy Tilley. "nna POrtney. Bemice Stanley and Colleen Tice. all of Mocksville; and 2 grand- 'i^ildren. Funetalscrviceswereheldat2p.m. J?Uy l9.atChurchofGodofProphecy I the Rev. Blaine Possinger. Burial fpllowed at church cemetery. Nannie R. Roger Nannie Rummage Boger. 74. of Pine Ridge Road. Mocksviiie. died Monday. May 20.1996. at her home.. She was bom in Davie County. OcL 24. 1921. to the late Ross andTrseyColletteRummageandhadbeen a homemaker. She was a rttcmber of Batons Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband. John H. Boger of the home; a son. John H. Boger Jr. of Mocksville; a sister. Marietta Langston of Mocks viiie; and a brother. Johnny Rutn- mage of Mocksville. Funeral services were to be held at 2 p.m. May 22. at Eaton Funeral United Methodist Church Cemetery. V) .Qj i A O <5^ DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, May 23,1996 Nwnie Call J \ Nannie Nichols Angell Call. 97, ftrnncrlyofDcaJmonRoad.diedTues- Uay aflcraoon, May 14, 1996, ai Au tumn Care of Mocksvillc, where she laic Thomas and Ida 'and was retired from Ihe weave room of Erwin Mills in Coolcciiice. She had also been a nursing assislanl at Lynn Haven Nursing Home, now Aulumn Care, and lalcr worked as a private sitter at Davie County HospiiaJ and with patients in homes. She was a member of Dutchman Creek Baptist Chuith. She was preceded in death by her first husband, A. Hiawalhia Angell; and hy her second husband. Taylor ;Call,Shc was alsopreeedcd in death by 2 sons, Paul Angell and Cecil Angell; and hy 2 step sons, Jimmy Call and Oscar Call, Survivors include 5 daughters, Irene Dostian of .Salisbuiy. Mabel Couch, Bessie Sechrcsl and Ijvada "Nikki" Blake, all of Mocksvillc. and Oilma .Barbcc of Concord; 2 sons, Wiley AngcllofMocksvilleandDoddAngell ofBremerton, Wash,; 2siepdaughters, ,Ruby McDaniel of Moeksville and Edna Juaniski of Fayettevillc; 4 step sons, Ralph Call andCharlesCall, both ofMoeksvillc Graham Call of Graham and Clarence Call of Salisbury; 38 grandchildren; gfigtcal^andchildten;|39 great great gtandehildreo; 2 great great great grandchildren; 24 step grandchildrcn:38stepgreatgrandchil dren; 6 step great great grandchildren; |apd a sister, Alda McClannon of Moeksville, Funeral services wereheld at 2p,m, May 17, at Dutchman Creek Btqxisl Church with the Revs, Thomas Tuggle and James Scehrest olTiciaiing, Burial ;followcd in the church ecmelciy. ■; Memorials may be made to theMission Fund of Dutchman,CreekiBaptist Church, c/oRcv, Tom Tuggle, ';Hwy. 801 South, Moeksville, N,C, -27028. ' , Ethel Jarvis Dannel ' EihelJarvisDanncl.85.ofPineridgcRoad. Moeksville. died early Sunday morning. May 19. 1996. in The Lau rels of S.ilisbury. She worked for several years at ???? Mills in Cooleeniee. She was a member ofEdgewood Baptist Church and the Molltcrs Bible Class. She had been a charter member ofSheets Me-mwial Baptist Church in Lcaington. She was preceded in death by herfirst husband, Mellon Roscoc Eudy.in 1979. She wasalso preceded in death by 2scms, Robert L. Eudy and M. Royce Eudy, and by a sister and 2 brothers. Surviving are her second husband.WallerF, Dannel of the home; adaugh-ter. Judy Kessler ofHampslcad, N.Y.: a son, Jack Eudy of Coolccmcc; 9 grandchildren; lOgreatgrandchildren; a great great grandchild; a step son, ' FrankDanne!ofOrahiun;astepdaugli-ter. Anita V. Mroz ofDetroit, Mich.; 9 stepgrandchildren; astep great grandchild; 4 sisters. Ruby Leonard, Pearl Carlton. Lucille Forshcc and Eva Koont2,allofLcsinglon;andabrother,Floyd Jarvis ofTyro. Funeral services were conducted at2p,m. May 21.at EatonFuneralChapel by the Revs. Danny Shore and Otis Cannup. Burial followed in Legion Memorial Park in Cooleemec.Monotials may be made to theBuilding Fund of Edgewood Baptisl Church. Hwy. 801 South, Coolccmcc. N.C 27014. Heather Danon Dunn Heather Danon Dunn. 24. of Win- sion-Salem, died Saturday. May 18, 1996. at Ihe Nursing Center at Oak Summit from injuries received in an nulorttobilc accident in 1990. Stic was bom May 5.1972. in For- sylh County to Hethcrt T. Dunn and Beth D. Southern. She was a 1990 gnklualcofNonhFarsythHighSchool. Survivors include her mother and stcpfalher. Beth D. Soulliem and Kim Wolfinglon ofWinston-Salcm; her fa ther. Heiircrt T. Dunn of Adv.ance; a brolltcr, Matthew Ryan Dunn of Win- ston-Salem; a half hrotlicr. Roberto Dunn of Stanleyville; a half sister. Wcnily Dunn of Stanleyville; grandparents. Joel and Polly Southern of Wiiislon-Salcm; grandmother, AnnaColbcrtofKlngiaunLsnnduncies.Kristi and Nolan Bowcn of Toliaccoville.MnrlyundCK>nJon Junes,Jocand Laura CliKlfelter, allofKing. Bob and Kalby Dunn of Little Rock, Ark,. Bob and Ellic Foster of Advance, and Robert and Ann Yontr. of Lexington. A nicinocial service was held at .3:30 p.m. May 20, at Hay worth-MillerSilas Creek Ch.ipel with Father Larry Hunt and the Rev. Calvin Runnels of ficiating. Memorials may be mode to Ihe Nursing Center at Oak Summit. S680 Windy Hill Dr.. Winston-Saiem, N.C. 27105.. ^YedW. Johnson5 ^Fred William Johnson II, 45 of^Icmmons, died Saturday. May 18.99%, at his home.H Bom June 26, 1950 in Forsythiouniy to Fred William and Mozcllejarvis Johnson, be was the brother of ircnda Vogl ofMoeksvillc. j Funcralscrvlceswcreheldat2p,m.:}day20atHaywotth-MiUerSila3Creek ^hapcl with burial following in Forsyth Memorial Park, Date County Public kibfstyMoeksville, NO DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. May 23,1996 is^ o n 1996 aihe!! '""'"'"e.' '3. Marcl,Ann TTwmas bJu' "h"'^""' Prances Ac/alia Kcainn ' ''"®ACarton KeaC' """"^- Wtoa nL w^,5 daegh-:K„,o„ S r'""Dretoa Leish Waii^ "/ '^''''Vcc; ^''"''nFaJeR.;ehoru^""' '"""='^"S'na ,Roi,;„ Lci^t ^fraflcac; a son ^ 7""^"" of of MoeksvilJe- w"" ''ran; 4 o~,, grnndchil-' ^ 4S')>ithofw;n.,„. '^"•■'"'"rane of Ailvance; anj 3^'^"iranc Bi„kicy„„^'^'='^' '^'">on""" £'•••« fiinto"v W'i»-C'nkley boihnfw- ^"ries Lee <^"Pclbytheficv Nnm. ^ ''""®ral' Cemetery. ® " Cotnmuniiy County '" ' Cancer Services 67a'^'^-Moeksvito.N" «r- , Jesse Alfred Lyons Jcsso Alfred Lyons, 93. of 110 BmtiiWewood Drive. MocksvllIe.dlcJThursday. M.iy |6. 1996. at Forsyih Mcriiiirial Hospiial in Winslon-Snlcm.IJiiriiOet.fi. 1902, InDavieCrruaiy.he was a son of ihc laic I.ula Lyons. A rclircd fanner, he wasa memberSmith Grove AME Zliin Church in Davic Counly, Hiswifc.EmmaLyons.dlcdOcl 519X5. SurviviHs include 5 sons. WilliamA. Lyons of WInsion-Salem, John Lyons and Frankic l.yons, both of Mucfcsville. James Lyon.sofSallshuFyand ilic Rev. Jesse l.yoiLsofWeslbury.N.Y.; 4 d.iughlers. Margaret Transou of Welcome. Ella Mac Dulin. EmmaLouise Howcll and Delia VirginiaWilliams, allofMocksvillctabrollier. Gaslon [.yorcs of M(icksv illc;a sister,Dora Allison ofMocksvillciand many grandchildrenandgrcalBrandchildrcn.• Tic funeral was held at 2 p.m. May21. at .Shilirfi Baptist Church by tlieRevs. DonaldJenkinsandJesscLyons. Burial followed in the church ectn- etery. - 3>VUlie Alton Lane ^ WiIIieAllonLafle,66,of328Avon^Ireet. Mocksville. died Sunday, May^9, 1996. at Davie County Hospital 'afterabncfillness. • Bom in Montgomery, Ala., he was a son ofthe Inle Willieand Cora EiwinI(.ane. He was cniploycd by Junker feed Mill. Survivingarehiswife.Lulallairston Lane; 4 sons. Alton Lane, .Sinccy Lane dnd Tal Lane, nil of Mocksville, and Dilly LaneofMiami. Fla.;4ilaughlcrs, Shclia Hairslon of Salisbury, Iretie •McClineandAnnUine.bolhofMocks- ijlllc. .ind Maty Lane of the home; a brother, Erra Lane of Montgomery. Ala.; 11 grandchildren; atui 2 great grandchildren. -I Monison-SludcvenlFuncralHome is in charge. TalmageW.NesbitV Talm.agc Wcimoiy: "Neb" Ncsbil.84, of Woodlcaf, died Monday, May 13. 1996. at bis home after a year of declining health and sis weeks of.scri- Couniy..to(he laic ' iOscorTalmagcand ''JMary Wclmorc J. Nc.shll,hewascdu-\ 9 Wtxxlleaf schools. IHe was employed | '' | Cclancse's.security force for I7ycarsbefore retiring. He was employed ear lier by Southern Railway and Erwin Mills inCooleemce.A World War II veteran, serving Inthe U.S. Army, he was a lifelong mem ber of United fYcsbyterian Oiuneh where he was an elder, dc.icon and sexton for 60 yean, He was a memberof die men's Sunday School elas.s. He was also a member of Scotch Ireland Masonic Uxlge 154 for more than 50 ycais.His first wife, Ellaabcth Shepherd Neshit. died April 17, 1973. His second wife. Ruth Branch Nesbil. died Dec. 6, 1993.He was also preceded in death by a brother, Wayne NcsbilofCoolccmcc. inJui>c,l982. Survivors include a son, Joel T-Ncsbit ofMuscatinc, lowa;adaughtcr.Mary Guicc of Raleigh; 3 stepsons,Ronald FoslerofCray.Tcnn., Edw.ird Foster of Ml Ull.s and Doug Fosterof Woodlcaf; a brother, Ed Nesbil ofSalisbury, 4 .sisters. Beth Cheek of Cool ccmcc, Nan Howard of Mocksville, Jane Gatcwood of Ashevillc and Frances Bryant of Mount Brook, Ala.; and 6 step grandchildren.A funeral service was held at 2 p.m. May 15. at Unity I'rcsbyierian Churchby the Rev. William T. Wing 111, pas tor. Burial followed in thechurch cem etery, Memorials may bcmade to UnityPresbyterian Chuivh, P.O. Box 28., Woodlcaf. N.C. 27054 or toHospice. Harold F. LapishHarold Franklin Upish, 62, of FredUnicrR"a<l,Mock.svillc.dicdWeditcs-day.maylS. l996,alhishomc.BominDavicCounty.asonoflhclateRuhcn-TOdJohnsicTrivclleLa^sh and was employed will. Hocchsl-Celancsc In Salisbury. He was also aveteran of the U.S. Navy, serving during the Korean Connicl. Surviving arc his wife. She yLanicr Upish "f'hc homc;2dragU-lers. Bcgina Foster and C-'Aaboth of Mocksville; 2 «"«•upish and VemonUpish- boihs fMocksville; 2 sisters, Dorothy Pw-cock of Mocksville and Pcarl.eRichardson of Winston-Salcm; abrother, UstcrUipish of Pcnnsylva- nia:at«l 6 grandchildren.The funeral service was hold at ita.m.May IS.atljamcsDapislChurchby the Rev. Ben Mull. Bunal followedin the church cemetery-Memorials may be made to theCemetery Fund of Ijames BaptistChurch, 728 Sheffield Road. Mocksville. N.C. 27028. William H. Robertson William H. Robertson Jr.. 49. ofByeriy5ChapclR0ad.M0cksvillc.dicd Thursday niorning. May 16, 1996, at his home.He was bora in Forsyih County.Aug. 3. 1946, to the late William H.Robertson Sr. and Ethel Waller Robertson and was Ihc owner and op erator of WRD Emhntidety. He was also a retired truck driver and hadworked as a shipping and receiving clerk with Fundcr America. He was ainember of Agape Fnilh Church InClcmmons where he was driveroftheChildren's Mlnistiy Bus. Surviving arc his wife, DchhieSchlosscnburg Robertson ofthe home;2 grandchildren, Brtuikc and ZacharyMyers; 4 sislcrs, Edcra Childtcss ofClemmons, Lillian Matthews ofMocksville, Nannie Sue Berricr ofLlnwood and Carole Carter of Ad vance; 4 brothers. George Robertsonof Lexington, Jerry Robertson andJimmy Robertson, both of Advance, Michael Robertson of Clcmmons; 2 uncles; an aunt aiul several coosins.Funcralserviccswetcbcldal 1 p.m. May 18. at Agape F.aiih Church InacinmonswiihPnslorsJ.B.WhIiricId, Lester Holcomb and Dave Hagadornollicialing. Burial followed InBycrlysChapel Cemetery in Davie County.Memorials may be considered fortheChildren'sMlnislry of Agape Faith Giurch, Lcwisvillc-Clcmmons Road, deminons.N.C. 27012. DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, May 23,1996 J.TYubertSheUon J.TnibenShclton.76. former mayor of Rural Hall, died Tuesday. May 14. 1996. at Forsylh Memorial Hospitalfollowing a brief illness. Among Ihe survivors are 2 sisrers- in-law. Annie Ruth Luper Howard of Advance and Nora Luper of Mocks- villc; and a brother-in-law. AWin Howard of Advance. The funeral service was conducted at 2 p.m. May 16. at Hayworth-Mill» Rural Hall Ota^iei; Burial followed m Rural Hall Memorial Park. Nancy A. Taylor Nancy Elizabeth Anderson Taylor. 89. formerly of Winston-Salern. died May 15. l996.attlicNursingCcnterof Oiik Summit. She was bom in Mocksville Dec. 9. 1906, to Henry Bccles and Sarah Pcniy Anderson. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. May 17. at Voglcrs Rcynoida Chapel by Elders Dlllard Ciblrons. Roy Wil son and J.H. Keaton. Burial followed in Woodland Cemetery. ace R. Smith / aatenec Roosevelt Srnith. 93, of^ ^ Ijexington,diedFriday.Mayl7,1996, j at Britthavea of Davidson. He wasbom inFoisythCounty July 14. l902,loaiartieandSa]lieI^^othSmith and wasaretiredfaimer.Hewas a memberof Hope Brqrtist Tabernacle. Survivors include his wife. Delia Irene Walker Smith of the home; 9 sons. FrankSmithofTroy.Carl Smith.Donald Smith and Shettill Smith, all of Advance. Marrard Smith of Winston- Salern. Richard Smith. Monroe Smith and Marvin Smith, all of Lexington, and Johnny Edwards of Mocksyille; 2 daughters. Ionia Dotsey and Francis Smith, both of Lexington; 23 grand children; 26 great grandchildren; and a sister, Lillian Hockaday of Clemmons. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. May 19. at Voglers-Piedmonl Chapel by the Revs. Norman Fryc arid David W. Jordan. Burial followed in Forest Hill Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to Davic Baptist Taberoaele. 1489 Fork-Bixby Road. Advance, N.C. 27006. / 1 .1 Davie Mocksiille, NC Charlie Summers Charlie Summers of Winston-Sa- lem.died Wednesday.May 15.19%.. at Fbisyth Memorial Hospital. A funeral service was conducted at 11 a.m.May l8.atFranccsS.and Jerry C. Oilmore Jr. Chapel by the Rev. Douglas Summers. Burial followed in Piedmont Memorial Gardens. He was the brother of Lucy Brooks of Mocksville. SiisanM.Wands "o^olinWinston-Salcm". ' addition ,0 her graodmoZ. hS SaJem." n 0 •6 • DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, May 30,1996 <ti i o A o Belva Rollins Beck ^ Bdva Rollins Beck, 92, of U,S. Hwjr. 64 Wesl. Mocksville, died early Friday mcraing. May24.1996,at Davic County Hospital. Fbimcrly ofWagner Road, she had made her home with lier daughter, Pearline Seaford, for the past years. She was born in Mecklenburg ' County, Sept. 6,1903, to the late Boyd Wilson and Cora Deweese Rollins and had been a hontemakcr. She had lived in the Clarfcsville community since 1904. She wasamembcr of Union Chtipcl United Methodist Church and the Clarksville Home Demonstration Club. Her husband, Rufus William Beck, whom she married Feb. 23,1923, pie- ceded her in death Jan. 3, 1982. She was also preceded in death by 2 broth ers. Melvin Rollins and Glenn B. Rollins, and by 3 sisters. Ellen Glasscock,Naomi FuicliesandEvelyn Laymon. Surviving, in addition to her daugh ter. are 2 sons. Lewis Beck and Bruce Beck, both of Mocksville; 3 grandchil dren; S great grandchildren; and a sis ter. Emma Glass of Winston-Salcm. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. May 26. at Union Chapel United Meth odist Church by the Revs. Ed Tapper. Richard Eskew and Gary Kling. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Memorials may be made to Union Chapel United Methodist Church Me morial Fund, c/o Ina Howell. 3187 U.S.Hwy.601 North. Mocksville.N.C. 27028. JVederick R. Cally Frederick R. Call. 22. of Boynlcn ;Beach.F]a.,diedFriday,May24.1996. ;; Survivors include his parents. Jerry ;and Geruza Call; and 2 sisters, Karina and KatrinaCall. allofBoynten Beach. n Ra.; piitemal grandmother. Catherine , :Call of Mocksville; and his maternal .'^grandmother of Brazil. A memorial service was held in ;Boynten Beach May 28, with burial to ;follow later in Brazil. Donations may be made to the ^Shriner's Hospital in Greenville. S.C, in memory of Frederick R. Call. William George Beck ;::5 J William George Beck. 89, of.T^? Harper Road, Advance, died Friday, May 24,1996. at Meadowbrook ?«ji- laceofDavie. Bora May 24. 1907, in FbijyffCounty,toWillie Edgar and Mary^JOt Bradford Smith, he was a sell^-ployedbitckmason.Hewasamerti^ of the Bricklayers Union and Gl^ Meadows Baptist Church. Z -1* Surviving are his wife. Pearl JOnCs Smith of the home; 2 daughters. IncSz Harper of Fuquay-Varina and Nantiy Cox of Winston-Salem; 2 sons, Will iam Smith Jr. and Douglas E Smitbj both of Advance; 8 grandchildren; .2 great grandchildren; 3 sisters, MaryPardue, Mabel Culler and Ruth Hix.all of Winston-Salem; and a brother, Alfred Snuth of Kemersville. A giaveside service was held at 2:30 p.m. May 26. at Wesllawn Cljr- dens of Memory by the Rev. Otis ClampitL Mary Call CregRT MaiyCallCregar.74.ofU.S.Hwy.64 West. Mocksville. died Riday, May 24.1996. at her home. She was bom in Smyth County, Va.. Get 9, i92l, to the late William and Elizabeth Citron Call and had been a seamstress with Monleigh Gar ment for 30 years. She was a certilied tailor, specializ ing in men's fashions. She enjoyed riuilting. cross-stitching and lap quilt ing. She was of the Methodist faith. Her husband, Tony Ctegar. pre ceded herin death March 3.1996. She was also preceded in death by 2 broth ers and a sister. Surviving are 3 daughters, Frances Washbum of Nashville, Tcnn.. Janiee Lynn Taylor of Gold Hill and Judy Carol Booe of Mocksville; 2 sons. Arnold Cregar of Pinehook. Val and EddieCregarofMoeksville; I3grand- childrcn; 7 great grandchildren; 2 sis ters. Oeotgia Gales of Chaiham Hill, Va. and Elsie Gates of Tazwell, Va; and a brother, Richard Call of Ceres. Va. Funeral services were conducted at 11 a.m. May 27. at Eaton Funeral Chapel by the Rev. David Gilbreath. Burial followed in Batons Baptist Church Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Ealons Baptist Church. Eatons Church Roa'd. Mocksville. N.C. 27028. Oavie County Public Libraiy Mocksville, NO Clyde Cicero Byeriy Clyde Cicero Bycrly, 81, of Salis- J huiy. formerlyofCoolecmee,dicd May 26. 1996. at V.A. Medical Center in Salisbury alter bcingindeclininghcallh for eight years. He was bom in Davie COuiity July 7. 1914. to the late Delia Koontz and Harve Byeriy. He received his education in the Cooleemee schools and was a veteran of the US. Aimy.servingduiing World War II. He was employed with Erwin and Burlington Mills in Cooleemee. Dakotah Mills in Lexington and Wonderknit in Mocksville before re tiring. He was a member of Cooleemee United Methodist Church where he was a member of the C.W. Shepherd Sunday School class. He was also a member ofV.F.W. Post 1119in Cool eemee. Surviving are a brother. Jack H. Byeriy of Independence. Mo.; and a sister. ChloisB. WyrickofCooIccmee. A graveside service was held at 2 p.m. May 28, at Rowan Memorial Pork in Salisbury by the Rev. Jasper Boyd with military graveside rites conducted by the Rowan County Veteran Coun cil. Memorials may be made to Cool eemee United Methodist Church, c/o Richard Smith. Treasurer, P.O. Box SIS. Cooleemee. N.C. 27014 or to V.F.W.Post II l9,c/oJenySpry,P.O. Box 466, Cooleemee, N.C. 27014. / O Michel Calvin Fowler Michael Calvin Fowler. 48. of County Line Road. Harmony, died"Htesday moming. May 28, 1996, at his home following a lengthy illn^. Bom in Suny County, I%b. 14 1948. he was the son of Grady Calvin FowlerandFaye Atkins Fowler ofMt.Airy. He was a tool engineer for ingersoll-RandinMocksville.Hewas amemberofNewUnionUnitedMeth-odisl Church. Harmony Mtisonic ^8* A.F. &A.M.. Statesville HamRadio Qub and ShefHeld-Calahaln Volunteer Rre Department where healso seryrt on the Board ofDirectors. Survivingaiehis wife. Doris Keller,whom he married June 24, 1983; aslep son. Kenny Keaton ofHarmoriy; a step daughter. Melissa Gamer of Yodkinville; a sister, Janet Glover of Mocksville; and a grandson. Justin Keaion of Hamtony, Funeral services were to be con ducted at 2 p.m. May 20at New Union UnitedMethodist Church with the Rev.Billy Janett o/Iieiating and burial fol-lowing in the church cemeteiy. Memorials may be mode to DavieCounty Hospice. P.O. Box 66S M<Kksvil|e, N.C. 27028 or to NewUnion United Methodist Church Cem- clcty Fond, c/o Ron Thompson. 468 Dyson Roail. Mocksville. N.C.27028. • DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, May 30,1996 Cv> <1/ T ,4? iipsonC-Harpe . . n Wilson CollelteHarpc, 83. ofWin- •stbn-Salcm. died Monday, may 20. :I996. at Forsyth Memorial Hospital. i-''Hc was bora March 30. 1913. in iDavie County, to Enos Washington : diid Bettic ColleUe Haipc and was re-ifiiwl from Piedmont Airlines after 30 -.years of service. Surviving arc his wife. Marilyn ;il,ynne" Harpe of the home; a son. • V^illiam Collctte Harpe of Durham: 3 'sisters. Leona Keiger of Winston-Sa- •fem. LaVada Werwof a Laudcrdalc. IFIa. and Miriam Milster of St. Louis.:^.;abrothcr.JoeCatTHaipcofFarm- ington; and numerous nieces and neph- -Cws. t" - Funeral services were held at 3:30 i ^.m. May 23.at Haywotth-MillerSilas rCreck Chapel by the Rev. Thomas "iBpntz. Burial followed in atsyth 'Mcitiorial Park. rWillie Alton Lane / i Willie Alton Lane was bom ftb. 2. ' :i930.inMontgomety.Ala..sonofthc vlate Willie Lane Sr. and Cora Erwin Lane, died Sunday. May 19.1996. at Davie County Hospital following an •illness of one month. %. He was educated in the Alabama 'public schools and moved to North ^Carolina at the age of 29. He was first ."employed at Drexel Heritage Fumi- jlureCompanyand later was employed -at Fc.itherlitc Trailers. - He was a highly skilled person that -wasknown throughout the community .-for his multiple abilities. He was best known for doing electrical work. / Aninfantdaughter.SharonTrecey. . preceded him in death in 1966. ;: Surviving are his wife of 37 years. >Lula H. Lane of the home; 3 sons. *:Alton Lane.Slacey Lane andXal Lane, ■all of Mocksvillc; 4 rlaughters. Shelia •Hairston of Salisbury. Irene McCline and Ann Lane. bothofMocksvilIe.and ; MaryLaneofthehomc;abrother.Ezra iLane of Montgomery. Ala.; I2grand- 'children; a great grandchild; a number .of nieces and nepltews. I Dolly M. Johnson J Dolly M. Johnson, ofWright Lane. Mocksville. died at her home Mon day. May 27. 1996. following a short period of declining health. Bora Aug. 11.19S6. a daughter of the late Major and Minnie Johnson,shegraduatedfromDavieHigh School and attended Rowan Technical College. She had been an employee of New Horizon and was currently em ployed by CAP as a nurse assistant. Surviving are a brother. Angelo JohnsonofCooIeemee;4 sisters. Koihy Brown of Atlanta. Ga.. Minnie Scott of Winston-Salem. Peggy Tucker of Statesville and Teresa Johnson of Mocksville; and her foster mother. Ila Rueker of Mocksville. Graveside services were to be held at 11 a.m. May 30. at Palmetto Church Cemetery on U.S. Hwy.601 North by ElderLW. IJames. Memorials may be matte to the Davie Ctninty Heart Fund, c/o Patty Lookabill. BB&T. 119Gailher Street. Mocksville. N.C. 27028. / ^ Davie County Public Library Mocksville, NC HenryClayJoUy vf.' HenryClayJolly.84.ofOldMiKks- ^vQle Road. St-itesvilie. died Tuesday,'{day 21. 1996. at Iredell Memorial"^Hospital. in Ircdell Cminty to the late Miias and Demma Mayhcny Jolly, he ' was retired from Earnhardt Furniture. .'^Be was of the Methodist faith.;;He was preceded in death by his ' -wife.Lula Lazenby Jolly, in !988;and '.'dson. John Henry Jolly.Nov. 22.1944. vC.' He issurvived by several nieccsand -raephews. A graveside service was held at.^Providence United Methodist Church^emetery by the Revs. Danny Leonard 'raijd Dale Blis at 2 p.m. May 23. Marjorie M. Meadows Matjorie Martha Moody Meadows. 74. of Mocksville. died Tuesday. May 21.1996. in a Winston-Salem hospitalfollowing a lengthy illness. Born Feb. 22. 1922. in Mabseofl.she was a daughter of the late William and Adrenia Thompson Moody. She was a former resident of Chesapeake and East Gulf. W.Va. a;nd was a retired nursing assistant with 20 years of ser vice from Charleston Am Medical Center Hospital. She was a member of Freewill Baptist Church in East Gulf.She was preceded in death by her husband. James O. Meadows Jr. Aug.23. 1982; a grandson. James MichaelMeadows; a brother. William "Buck"Moody; andbyasister.Alycse Moody. Survivors include 4 sons. Kermit Meadows of Covington. Va.. Don Meadows of Portsmouth. Ohio. Ron Meadows of Bowie. Md. and Jerry Wayne Meadows of Cross Lanes. W.Va.; a daughter. Sue Meadows Callison of Mocksville; 3 brothers. Donald and Dillard Mtxxly. both of Mocksville. and Qiarles Moody ofSophia. W.Va.; 10 grandchildren; and 8 great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted at 1 p.m. May 26. at Melton MortuaryChapel by the Revs. Kermit Meadows and Don Meadows officiating inBeckley. W.Va. Burial followed in Sunset Mctruirial Park.Memorials may be mode to Charles ton Area Medical Center Diabetes Research Foundation. 3200McCorkleAvenucS.E..Charleston. W.Va.25304. • DAVm COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, May 30,1996 S) cT- <r o / Thomas Eldon Moxley HioiiiasElilonMoxIcy.GS.orBoon-ville. died Sunday morning. May 26, 19%. He was ihc brolhcrof Sieve Moxley ofMocksville. Funeral services were conducted at 11 a.ni. May 28. al North Oak Ridge Baptist Church by the Rev. Sammy Shear. Burial with military graveside ritesrollowedatNeboChuichorChrist Cemetery. Gladys Stroud Seamen Mrs. Gladys SttDudSeam(m.%. of Davie Academy Road. Mocksville. died Monday. May 27 at Autumn Care Nursing Home. Funeral services were scheduled for 11 a.m. Wednesday. May 29. at Salem United Methodist Church. Burial was to be in the church cem etery. J Lillian D. Pennington' I Lillian Dunn Pennington. 57. of Cana Road. Mocksville. died Thurs day moming. May 23.1996. at Iicdell Memorial Hospital in Statesville. ShewasbominfohnsonCily.Tenn.. Sept. 18,1938 to Mamie May Elliot of HaYtc De Grace. Md. and the late Victor Dunn aiul had been employed with Moxvil Manufaeluring for 24 years. She was of the Baptist faith. She was preceded in death by a son. Billy Ray Pennington. in 1955. and by her step father. James Elliot. Surviving, in addition to hermother, arc her husband, Thomas Ray Pennington of the home; a daughter. Tammy Lambert ofStatesville;agrand- daughten a sister. Peggy Williams of Creston; a half sister. Wilnu Gott of Havre De Graee. Md.; 3 half brothers. Herman Elliot ofTexas. Wayne Elliot and Terry Elliot, both of Havre De Grace. Md. {FUneral services wereheldat8p.m. May 25, at Eaton Funeral Chapel by the Revs. Ed Tapper and Jimmy Will iams. Graveside services were con ducted at 4 p.m. May'26, at Shepherd Cemetery in Creston. Memorials may be made to Chest nut Grove United Methodist Church or Union Chapel United Methodist Church, both of U.S. Hwy, 601 North, Mocksville. N.C. 27028. ^Kenneth T, Spainhour : KennethTrent "Kenny'Spainhour.-136. of Pfafliown. died Saturday, may j25,19%. at Forsyth Memorial Hospi-; j6l in Winston-S^em. .v. He was the brother of . Tony •jSpainhour of Advance. /2" Funeralservleeswereconductedal!^p.m. May 27, at Shiloh Lutheran : ;-aurch by the Rev. Richard Roth..■rBurial followed in the church cent- .Teleiy. Clarence L. Richardson Clarence Lonnie Richardson. 87. ofNorth Main Street. Mocksville.died Monday. May 27. 19%. at Forsyth Memorial Hospital in Wlnston-Sa- lem. He was formerly of Avon Street. He was bom in Davie County, June 12.1908, to the lateJames Lonnie and Cornelia Richardson Richardson. He was retired from Baker Furniture in Mocksville.He was preceded in death by his wife, Laura Viola Dyson Richardson. Survivors include 2 sons. Buddy Gene Richardson and Norman Clarence Richanlson;andadaugliter.Betty Sue PreveUe. all ofMocksville. Funeral services were conductedat 8 p.m. May 28. at Eaton Funeral Home by the Rev. Bobby Henderson.A graveside service was held May 29. al 1 a.m. at New Union United Meth odist Church Cemetery. j ::MnaEarleTit(swortii ^naEaric'nttswoi1h.52,orVad--•kinville, died Saturday, May 25.1996,rat N.C. Baptist Hospital in Winston- '.Snlem.•- She was an active member of thejOiutch of Cod ofProphecy in Mocks-;yille where she was pianist.j: Funcralsciviceswercconductcdat■I I •'i>.May27.attheChutchorCodof.Prophecy in Winston-Salcm by the;Rcvs. Stanley Clover. Keith Ru-ssellrand Blaine FOssinger. Burial followed■ rat Forsyth Memorial Park. VI n, ■j .-b Davie County Pubiic Ubtanf Mocksville, NC <5- DAVm COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECOIU), Jiine 6,1996 — r> n Curtis H. Brooks j CuitisH.BrooksJr.ofMocksville ' diedSatuidaymoming.June 1.1996. al Forsydi Memorial Hospital in Wtn- slon-Salem. A naliveorFbrsylhCoumy, son of llie late Curtis Herbert and Matlie Ctews Brooks Sr., he had lived in " Mocksvillefor23yeais.Hewasowncr■; and operator of C.H. Brooks Tnick- ' ing Company and was of the Baptist ] ^ faith.He was preceded in death by a son, Curtis H. Brooks ill. Surviving ate his wife, Lucy S. ; Brooks of the home; 2 daughters,,' Geneva B. Anderson of Mocksvilte : and Sheila B. Shelf Clark of Cretna, ; • Va.; a son, Frederick A. Brooks of : ■ Mocksville; 5 grandchildren; a greatgrandson;abrotheT,RoyH.Btooksof ' Westland,Mich.;andmanyotherrela- tives.Tltc funeral service wasconducted ; at II a.m.JuneS,atClarkS.Btown& I • SonsFuneralHomebytheRev.Dou- ! ■ glas Summers. Burial followed at :; Evergreen Cemetery. Evelyn Freeman j Evelyn Dare Vannoy Freeman. 67, of Jefferson, died Thursday, May 30, 1996. at Ashe Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. June 2. at West Jefferson First Baptist Church with the Rev. Ken Morris and Dr. Calvin Miller officiating. Burial followed in Ashelawn Memorial Gar-densMausoleumofPrayerinJefferson. She was the motherof Randal Allen Little of Moeksville. j John Edwin CartmeU John Edwin Cartmell Sr.. 49, ofHemlock Street, Mocksville, died Fn-day, may 31,1996. at his restdeiwa:.HewasbomFeb.25,1947,mMooie County, a son of EmilyCartmell of the home and the lateGroydon S. Cartmell Sr. He was employed with Hanis-Teeter of Winston- Survivois, in addition to his mother. ate his wife. Sheila Cartmell ofRidgeway, Va.; a daughter, HaleyElizabethCartmeU; ason, John EdwinCartmell Jr., both of Ridgeway, Vx;and a brother, Don Cartmell ofCoraopolis,Pa. . ,j„, ■!A graveade service was held at 2p.m. June 4, at Rose Cemetery mMocksville. Ruth Smith Hillard Ruth Smith Hillard. 71. of ChalSmith Road, Mocksville, died Friday,May 31, l996,atMeadowbrook Manor ofQemmons.She was bom Feb. 17, 1923, inDavie County, a daughter of the lateJohn and Lazora Kimbrough Smithand was a member of Smith GroveUnited Methodist Church. She was employed by MonleighGarmentCom-pany in Mocksville for 46 years.She was preceded in death by her husband, Thomas A. Hillard, in 1983.Survivors include a son, DannyHillard of Eden; a daughter, JeanRenegar of Mocksville; and 4 grand children.Funeral services wereheldat 2 p.m.June 3, at Smith Grove United Meth odist Church by the Rev. Ray CFerrell.Burial followed in the church cem- eteiy. Ruth D. Challln Ruth Geraldine Dudley Chaffin, 38,J ofWise,Vx,formetlyofDavieCounty, died Friday, May 31,19%, al Appala chian Regional Medical Center in Vir ginia. She was bom Sept. 16, 1937. in Davie County, a daughter of Emma Caitner Dudley of Cooleemee and the late Ransom Dudley. She was a home- maker and a memter of First Baptist Church in Cooleemee. Survivors,in3ddilion to her mother, include her husband, John E. Chaffin of the home; 2 sons, Eddie Chaffin, of Wise, Vx and Barry Eugene Chaffin of Salisbuiy;2daugliters, Pamela Bow man ofWoodleafandNoellaCbllier of Norton, Vx; 3 sisters, Helen Beaver of Mocksville, Joyce HowardofAdvance and Judy StillcrofCooleemee; 3 broth ers. Jason Dudley of East Spencer.Robert Dudley of^lisburyandWaltcr Dudley of Woodleaf; 8 grandchildren; and a great grandchild. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. June 3, at Eaton Funeral Cliapel by the Rev. Jeff Pennington. Burial followed in Rowan Memo rial Park in Salisbury. J Edward Wayne Jones Edward Wayne Jones, 47, of Kan- napolis, died Monday, May 27,19%, at Carolinas Medical Center in Char lotte. He was the father of Larry Wayne Jones of Mocksville. Funeral services weie conducted at 7:30 p.m. at Whitley's Funeral HomeinKannapolisbytheRev.CurtisDavis.. Funeral services were conducted at 2p.m. May 31. at Clifion Baptist Churchin Clifion by the Revs. Chuck Call and Jim Crier. Burial followed in the Jones Family Cemetery in Clifion. i 0 t -sS Willie S.Lauten Willie Fiances Seal Lauten, 72, of Kemersville, died Tiiesday. May 28, 19%, at N.C. Baptist Hospital in Win- ston-Salem. She was the sister of Mrs. Quinton Atkins of Mocksville. The funeral was conducted May 30, at3 p.m. in Union Cross Baptist Church by Dr. Steve Ayers and the Re vs. Coy e Still and Jimmy Hinson. Burial fol lowed at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens. Memorials nuiy be made to the American Cancer Society, 1900 S. Hawthorne Road, Forsyth Medical Park, Suite 622, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27103. po) DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECOIU), Jiioe 6,1996 3 Garland "Sonny" Rattz Garlimd Edw.wJ "Sonny" RiUl7^ 64, of Salisbury, died Tuesday. May 27, 1996, al The Uiurels of Salisbury ader a nuinih uf serious illness. BuroJuly?. |9.1),inOavieCoumy, a sen of Gydie Mae Rruer Rallz of Cuoleemee and lite laic John Rauz. has educated in the Davie County schixils. Employed by Service America in vend ing service accounts Tor 42 years, he was a member of Parkdale Baptist Church. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Cunllicl. Survivors, in addition tohis inother, include a sun, Ricky Rattz of Lexing ton: 2 bflithers. Scotty Rattz of Cool- eemee and Dennie Rattz of Salisbury: a sister. Barbara Smith of Cooleemee; and a gmmlchild. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. May 30, at Parkthile Baptist Church by the Rev. Dale Eagle. Burial fol lowed in National Cemetery in Salis bury with military rites hy the Rowan County Veterans Council, Memorials may he made to Parkdale Baptist Church. 2fi(X) Cottage Street, Salisbury, N.C. 28147. William George Smith William George Smith, 89, of 244 Harper Road, Advance, died Friday, May 24,1996, at Meadowbrook Ter- ^raK of Davie. ^'Bom May 24. 1907, in Forsyth County, to Willie Ed gar and Mary Ellen ' BradfordSmith.hewasself-employed brick mason. He was a member of the Bricklayers Union and Green Mead ows Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife. Pearl Jones Smith of the home: 2 daughters, Inez Harper of Fuquay-Varina and Nancy Cox of Winston-Salem: 2 sons, Will iam Smith Jr. and Douglas E. Smith, both of Advance: 8 grandchildren: 2 great grandchildren: 3 sisters. Mary Pmdue. Mabel Culler and Ruth Hix. all of Winston-Salem: and a brother, Alfred Smith of Kemersville. A graveside service was held at 2:30 p.m. May 26, at Westlawn Car- dens of Memory by the Rev. Otis Gampitt. Eula E. Reavis I Eula E Reavis. 96. of Yadkinvilte. ; died Monday, June 3, 1996. at Hoots Memorial Hospital. Bom May 10, 1900 in Yadkin n CountytothelareAnnieReavisHolden. she was a retired school teacher with _ 40 years of service in Davie and Yad- ; kin Counties. A funeral was to be held at 2 pan. . June 5. at South Oak Ridge Baptist ° Churchby Dr. Phil Beavers with burial following in the church cemetery. I Helen Carol Taylor . n Helen Carol Taylor. SI. of Geve- ' land, died Friday, May 31, 1996. at ;, Davis Community Hospital in Skites- ville. '• She was bom in Springneld. Mo. July2S,t944,tolhelateJamesArchie Estes and Betty Estes Little of States- I ville. She was employed at Crown Wood Products in Mocksville and at- : tended Gospelway Baptist Church. Survivlngare3 sons. Donald Wayne Taylor of Mocksville. Richard Frederick Taylor of Cleveland and ^ Kenneth Dale Taylor of Rockwell; 2 ; ;daughters.CarolTaylorBovaofSiates- .ville and Sharon Taylor Ijames of ''.Mocksville: I0grandchildren;2broib- . ers.RonaldGoshomofCharlotte,Mich. • .and Jimmy Estes of Harmony: and 3 sisters. Sue McManus. Brentia Snead • and Kathy Lewis, all of Statesville. . The funeral was conducted at 2 p.m. ' June 3, at Gospelway Baptist Church ; by the Revs. Jeff Rowland and Scott . Williams. Burial followedinthechurch ; Icernetery. JtLstin Lance Warden Infant Justin Lance Warden died Mumfciy May 27, 1996. at fredellMeminal Hospital in .Statesville Survivors include his mother Sfil^k ofihe hom^ 5! '^ of Mocks-'"lie. great grandparents. Ed and Vir- giniaPeeleofM<x:laville:graa»_J !father. Harvey WhitakerofHarS^ Smatgreatgrandmother.BessieMoose'or Harmony; and 2 uncies. ; A graveside service was held at 1 n Cemetery by (he Rev. John Brown. Elbcabeth Spry Richkus Qizabcth Spry Richkuic. 68. of U.S. Hwy. 601 South, died Saturday. June 1. 1996. at Rowan Regional Medical Center in Salisbury. Bom May 29, 1928. in Davie County, a daughter of the late Joseph and Bessie Safley Spry, she was a homemaker and a member of Liberty United Methodist Church. Her first husbaiuL Erviii Davis, pre ceded her in death. .Surviving are her husbaruL Charles P. Richkus: 2 sons. Terry Dean Davis of Mocksvilleand Daniel Eugene Davis of Lexington; a stepson. Charles Paul Richkus Jr. of Knoxville. Tenn.; step daughters. Karol E Davis of Green ville, S.C., Jean E Millsapsof Mocires- ville and Sally R, Kost of Caty: 4 brothers, Bruce. Jim and Lewis Spry, all of Mocksville, and Joe Spry of .Salisbury: 3 sisters. Helen Snitler. Lois Munday and Betty Patterson, all of Mocksville: a gnmdchild: and 3 step grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted al Eaton Funeral Home Chapel nt 11 a,m. June 4. by ihe Rev. David Reep. Burial followed at Libeiiy United Methodist Church Cemeleiy. Mentnrials may be mode to Liberty United Methodist Church Organ Fund, 129 Liberty Gicle, Mocksville, N.C. 27028. n David Wilson David Wilson, 63. of .Mocksville. : died Saturday. June I. 1996, at Au tumn Care Nursing Home after a pe- : riod of illness. A Davie County native, he wa.s a ' son of the late Jesse and Benha Young . Wilson. He was employed by Thonet I Industry in Salisbury. Survivors include 3 brothers. Wade Wilson of Mocksville. Howard Wil- ; son of Ncwbeny. S.C. and Willie T. ' Wilson of Ncwhaveti. Conn.; and a sLster. Cora Lee Wilson of Brooklyn, :N.Y. Monison-Sludevent Funeral Home Is in charge. Oavie County Public Llbraiy Mocksville, NC DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, June 13,1996 Jennie Johnson Foster Jennie Jolimon Fosicr, 68, ofJunc tion Road. Mocksvjlle, died late Wednesday.June S, 1996,alhefhonic. She wa.s Ixini iiij •' * jIfedellCounlyJunclj^ 129.l927.tolhcl.neW^ ^iP|f jHarlan and Delia ^jj PatkerJohnsonand njpOffllBv hadbeenemploycd with PPG in l.cx- tvSSffl inglon. She was member of Coolecmcc Rrsi Baptist Church where she was a former Sun day School icaclier. She was an avid bowlerand a mem ber of the Thursday Morning Glories Bowling Team and Ihc Mockiville Honietnakers Club. She was a volun teer at Cooleemee and Shady Grove Elementary Schools. She enjoyed flower gardening and quilling. She was preceded in deatli by her husband, Barney O. Foster, in 1988, and by a grandson. B.tmey Poster. SurvivorsirKlude 3 daughters, Dian Schwartz of Londonderry, N.H.. Delorise "Tiny" Metxiri* of Advance and Vickie Wolser ofSalisbury; a son. Barney FosterofYadkinville; lOgrand- childien; a sister, Cecil Brannon of Yadkinville: and 2 brothers. Burl Johnson and Harley Johnson, both of Statesville. Funeral services were held at il a.m. June 8. atCooleemee First Baptist Church with tlic Rev. Jeff Pennington ofncialing. Burial followed in Rose Cemelery. Memorials may be consldemd for the General Fund of Cooleemee Rrsi Baptist Church, 284 Marginal Street. Cooleemee. N.C. 27014. Nelson TUtterow ' '--Joe Nelson Tutierow. 66. of Dead- 'Srttt Road.Mocksville.r-junjd. 1996, atDavieCounty Hospital after several months of illness.C-:HewasbomDee.22.l929.mDav,e ■r^nty to the late Duke B. ai^•3,YliileTuUeiow. He worked fwHanes•Jlpstety and retired after 36 of-•^ice. He was a irtember ofUnited Methodist Chipth where3«'-servtd as choirleader fci ^5^;'Survivingarehiswife.Peggy Dawl- ;Tulietowoflhehome;3sonsNel^, '.Tuiurow ofSimpsonvdle. S-C-. Cw 8\ n\.lterowofRomc.Ga.andJ^TO-ierowofMocksville; 5 grandchildren, . ibrolher,JackTuKetowofAdvaiKe./ 2 sisters. KalhcKne CrotLs and: -.spndra Vance, both of Mocksv'lla.t-vHe was preceded in death by aI , jSwher.DonnieTuttecow.I • :t?AserviceofmeiTK)tywa5l»l'|la'lf' June 6. at Concotd United ^th-I Church with the Revs-David'p^p and Hal Vamer. Bunal followed \ SwicesPtesctiplidnDtogFu^^^o.' Rda Elliotl. P.O. Bosaife NC.27028ortoConcordUnii^ ■ We-ihodistChuichCemeieryFund.e/0\ Ri,nmeSeamon.l43ParsonageDnve.Advance. N-C. 27006. George Richard Myers George Richard Myers. 95. ofN.C./ Hwy. 801 South, died early Sundaymorning, June 9, 1996, at Forsylh Memorial llospiuil after being in de clining healih. He was bom in Davie Counly. Nov. 22, 1900. to ilic laie George and Lou Button Myersandwosaretiredcabinet niaker with United Fumiture Com pany in Lcsinginn. He had been a lifelong member of ElbavilleUnitedMethodistChuichand was its oldest living member. He had served inmanycapaciliesailhechutch. including Sunday School Superinten- deni. His wife, Irene Starbuck Myers, preceded him in dcalhin 1986. Hewas also preceded in death by a daughter, Gladys Myers; a son. Garland Myers; 2 sisters and 6 brothers.Survivingarc2daughlers.LulaMae Starr of Mocksvillc and Rosa Lee Carroll of Boonville; 3 sons. Richard MycrsJr. andJamesO.Myers.boihof Advance, and Donnie Myers of Witt- ston-Salcm: I9grandchildsen;32grealgiandchildren;4 great great grandchil dren; asistcr, Sally Bedford ofLewis- ville; and 2 brothers, Edd Myers of Advance and Ray Myers of Redland. Funeral services wcreheldat2p.m. June 11, at Elbaville United Methodist Church with the Revs, Wayne Buff and Jimmy Myers officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Bobby Junior White i ' "-'Bobby JuniorWhile. 61, ofMemo- ri^ Highway, haimony. died Monday, luile 10, 1996. at Davis Community Hospital In Statesville. Bom in Caldweil County Dec- 28.I9M. he was the son of tlie late John Wilson White and Bertha Mac Mathis^itc. Owner and operator of B&M Auto Gloss in Harmony, he was an avid camper and hunter. Survivors include hiswife. Marilynr,ShtllWhite, whom he married Aug. 8. <11972: a son. Robert David Smith of {Broken Arrow, Oklahoma; 3 daugh- {■teis. Nina Rogers of Granite Falls.t-^Nancy Bcnfleld of Mocksvjlle andtjCccilia Kay Chauneey ofYadkinville;{ja brother, Leonard While of Granite{■Falls; 2 sisters. Louise Pennell and{•Rachel Price, bolh of Lenoir; and 8^^gr^dchildten.^ VisitationsweretobeheldarReavisHFuneral Home in Harmony 7-9 p.m.IjJurte 12 and at Mackic-High FuiKralFHome In Granite Falls 7-9 p.m. Jiine nl3. Funeral services were to be con-fiducied at 11 a.m. June 14, at Mackie-bHigh Hineral Home Chapel by Biskrp bWiiliam A. Harrison and the Rev. JimbRobbinsandburial followinginTemplebHill Baptist Church Cemetery. Davie County Public Libfary Mocksville, NO DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, June20,1996 - j Madge LangstonBrandon Madge Grace Langston Brandon, 77,ofSalisbuiy,diedSunday.Junel6. 1996, al N.C. Baptist Hospital in Win- ston-Salem after being in declining health for a few yeais. Bom in Davie County, May 22. 1919, to the late Susan Qick Langston and William Allen Langston. she was educated in the Cooleemee schools. She was a homemakerand had been employed by R.W. Noiman Draperies in her earlier years. She was a member of Jemsalem Baptist Church. Her husband, William J, "Bill" Gould Brandon, preceded her in death in 1983. Surviving are2 sons, Larry J. Gtubb of Orangeburg,S.C. and Jerry M.Gnibb of Salisbuiytabrother.Dallas Langston of Lexington; 3 sisters. Ruby Howard and Kate Foster, both of Mocksville, and Hcttie Heatheriy of Beverly Hills, Fla.;Sgrandchildren;andSgreat grand children. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. June 19, at Summersett Memorial Chapel by the Rev. Jimmy Koneycutt. Burial followed at Rowan Memorial Park. i/; ij;day -•six montnsor |:Ida M. Cooper K .Ida M. Cooper of Winston-Salem, —-diddJune 10,1996,atWinston-SaIem ^Convalescent Cdnter, IWifeofthelateJudgePutnamCoo- S-pcr, she was the daughter of the late vM^ L. Booe of Davie County. ^ Airrong the survivors is a niece, S* Leptha Fowler of Mocksville. » Mineral services were conducted at S^3 p.nr. June 16, at Sl James A.M.E. Sr ZionChurchby theRev.Dr.Cairington — Carter with burial following in the 1^ church cemetery. Nannie Ii\ijp -.Wning, June „ s:;9fMocksvilte. •'"Mcaamrock 5 T. Nance • ^""'^''®"'»'d-'ack 1 5- A graveside service was - IcountyVeteians Courted. \ 'JohnieWelbomDay ^ I JohnieWelbomDay,7l,ofElhn,jdied Monday morning, June 17,1996, 'at his residence.) He was the stepfather of Brenda Goodin of Mocksville. i Funeralserviceswereheldat2p.m. bune i9,at Pleasant Hill BaptistChurch Sw the Rev. LV. Couch and Al Turner. '•Burial followed in the church cem- 'jetery. Pearl Louise Gatton Pearl Louise Gatton, 67, of Kan- V napolis,diedFriday,June 14,1996,at Tiansitional Health Services after a year of declining health and three months of serious illnests. She was the sister of Edna Edwards of Mocksville. Funeial services were conducted at 2 p.nr. June 17, at Lady's Funeral Hoine Chapel by the Rev. Charles Hardin. Burial followed in Carolina Memorial park. DaVie County Public Library Mocksville, NO DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, June 20,1990 • Ollie Barney Godbey'" Ollie Barney Godbey. 86. formerly ofCodbey Road. Mocksville.died early Tuesday. June 18.1996; after being in declining heallh. She was bom in Davie Counly. Sept. 19. 1909. to the late J.A. and Rebecca Cope Bameycostle and was a hoinemaker. She was a member of Comatrer United Metltodist Church and enjoyed gardening and needle work. Site was the widowofCalvin Lewis Godbey. who died in 1994. She was also preceded in death by a sister. Li I lie Myers; and 2 brothers, Jim Barney and Joe Barney. ; She had made her home with her niece. Joan Booie. for the past year. I Surviving, in addition to her niece, ate several other niece and nephews; and 3 sisters-in-law. Margaret Foster and Alice Godbey. both ofMocksville. and Mamie Hatt of Amarillo, Texas. Funeral services were to be held at 2 p.m. June 20. at Comatzer United Methodist Church with the Rev. Pam Stradcr olTtciating and burial follow ing in the church cemetery. Arch Joseph Salmons •• Arch Joseph Salmons. 82, of Har-mony.diedTUesday.June II, 1996. at tJavie County Hospital. Survivors include his wife. Alva .Maty Shaw Salmons; a son. A.J.■Salmons Jr. of Harmony; a daughter., Margaret Knight of Harmony; and 5^ndchildren.r • Funeral services were conducted at .2:30 p.m. June 14. atjlockspring Baptist Church by the Revs. Jesse Stroudarid Grady Tutterow. Burial followed in the church cemetery.MemoriaU may be made to the Gideons. P.O. Box 148. StatesvUle. Nr. 28687. Delia R. Matthews Delia "Mama Delia" Reich Matthews.89.diedSunday.June 16. at the home of her great niece. Cathi Marshbanks. in Mocksville. where she had made her home. Formerly of Winston-Salem. she was bom Dec. 28. l906.toNapolean J. and Maty Banner Reich. She was the widow of James Robert "Bob* Matthews. AchartermemberofKonnoak Hills Moravian Church, she was with theBoy Scouts of America. Old Hickory Council, for 31 yean. She was retired from the Fbrsyth . County Board of Education alter 20 years ofservice and had assisted her husband in the man agement of his restaurants. Surviving ate 2 bothers, Joseh H. Reich Sr. of Lewisville and Heibert F. Reich of Mocksville; and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services were conducted at 11 a.m. June 19, at Vogier and SonsMain Street Chapel by the Rev. Ray Burke. Burial followed in the Mora vian Graveyard. Memorials may be made to KonnoakMillsMoravian Church. 3400 Luther Street, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27107. v/ • Earle Lee Potts V Earie Lee Potts. 71. of CreeksideManor. Kemersville. died Tuesday.' June 11.1996. at FOrsyth Memorial: Hospital in Winston-Salem.. Bora in Davidson County. June 12.1924. he was a son of the late James V. "• and Lethia Bundy Potts. " • Survivorsinclutle2»siers.LillieP.^ OaitherofWinston-Salero and LucilleP. Sain of Mocksville; and 2 brothers.Paul Potts and Vestal Potts, both of Mocksville.. .A graveside service was held m 2pm June 13. at New Union UnitedMethodist Churdi CCmetety with the• Rev. Grady Tutterow officiating. died at her home suium,. 1996.'S; l^Juanlbrriente-Juan Toriiente.'91, of StatesvUle, , !: died Sunday. June 16,1996, at BrianS* Center Nursing Home in StatesvUle.[i 'HewasatnembefofLibettyA.M.E.[iZion Church in Cool'eemee. . , „!j: Funeral servioes'wete'heldat Ulv ;C erty A.M.E. Zion Oiurcli by ilie Revs." 'i! Glenn Millsaps Sr. and Dr. Robert 8. S'.Lawson. /e was the mother of Florence Sides of Advan^ ..-heldJunelS.n.»npral services WCTCrUUva —,tPineGroveUni^w.«..~^-—^^iTC^^^^edinthechurch cemetery. Vl . ^ rh -Si O o Davie County Public LibraryMocksviile, NO DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, June 27,15196: / Cr-. sA . Ci .f "S, € I Ora TUtterow Boyd OraTbtlefowBoyd, 87, roimerly ofihe Ijames Church community in , Mocksville, died late Thursday night, June 20, 1996, at Forsyth Memoiiai Hospitai in Winston-Salem. She had been a resident of Meadbwbrook Ter race ofDavie in Advance. She was born in Davie County Mwh I, 1909, to the iaie Thomas Wilson and Daisy Bassett Tutteiow andwasahomemakcr.Shewasamem-ber of Ijames Crossroads Baptist Church. Her husband, William H. Boyd, preceded her in death in 1967. Surviving areadaughter.Ann BoydJohnson ofMoclcsville; a son, John H. Hodgson of Abilene, Texas; a grand son; a great grandson; and a brother, Everett Tutterow of Advance. Funeral services were hcidat 3 p. nr. June 23. at Eaton Funerai Chapel with the Rev. Franklin Myers ofBciating. Burial followed in the Ijames Cross roads Baptist Church Cemetery. Mcmoriais may be made to Ijames Crossroads Baptist Church, c/o Roben Rogers, Shefneld Road, Mocksviiie N.C. 27028. ^BerFFTHaFUap" an -AAiben Frederick Hartlage Sr., 89. .,1V u . Memorial Ho.spi.lai following a lengthy illncs.s.He was bom Sept. 10. 1906 in i°;''^'"%Ky..thcsonorjohnPa";and Rose Grasniick Hartlage. Church, an honoraryhfe member of the Knights of Colutn- m ^""*^1- «"»a iong-iinieCernl-'-^WBCCIIntemation:?„ei Club and the Piedmont UnitHe wa., retired from Archer Alumi-^^uct of R.J. Reynolds To-^ Company after 43 years or,ser- tore N " an' "Mnagcr at Fac-Ut^rft;- •^offosrctirementHewasanavid^keeper, a member ofthc Beekeep ers Association and an outdoorsmanHe was preceded in death by his Sujyivors include his second vrifel l ' n of <be home in '' Moctoiile; a son, Alben F. Hartlage ,> Jr. of Winston-Salem; 3 dauS,^res Hoilman of Rural Hail. 'f^nne Coats and Susan Jackson w °'.y'«'on-SaIcm; 2 brothers.''^.'^.'^'oeeandArthurHartlage,!of Uuisville: and a sist« ' ''^^WhiteheadofUiuiiviilc. ' Afuneralmasswasreadat 10a.m. ,^ at St. Leo the Great Catholic ' J pyyincentbbAnl^ . "'/Roy Vi^titD^ii,''8i^^ Bo'nken Ldce RoatL Mocksville. died" earlyThursday morning, June20,1996, at Iforsyth Memorial Hospital in Win- ston-Saiem. He had been a resident of M^owbrook Terrace of Davie for the past two and a half years. He was bom inOavie Counly,Sept 4,1907,totheialeWiiliamL. and Nora Foster Dixon and was a split river and farmer. HewasalifelongmemberofWesIey Chapel United Methodist Church where he had served as Sunday School SuperintendenL He assisted with con struction of the old Wesley Chapel Church. A well-known sttawbeny faimer.hewasamemberoftheMocks- viile Senior Citizens. His wife, Otis Ralledge Dixon, pre ceded him in death in 1983. A son, Lamarr, also died in 1983. ; Survivors include a son, O'Brien Dixon of Mocksville; 4 grandchiidren; a ^leat grandson; 3 sisters, Ina Mae Cyllette and Nannie Davis, both of cksviiie, Alice Hedrick of Win- (n-Saiem; and a brother, Howard . xon of Mocksviiie. j Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. June 22, at Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church with the Revs. Tammy Talbeit and Curtis Whaley ol'nciating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. > Memorials may be made to the Building Fund of Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church, c/o Betty lyest, 3532 N.C. Hwy. 801, Mocks- I ville, N.C. 27028. PattieCopeHockadayPattieCopeHockada^MW.C Hwy.80lNo.fo,Adv^/'^^'f« Monday cvcmng» *4, iI^rsyih Memorial Hospital in n Ki « 14 1897 to the late William r rjjoeandwasahomemakff.She kin 1968. A son. Itoton Hoeicanay i 11 great gtandctiuon ^laawlduW; . % fhee^Utde and buiwi. I'Madeliene C. Eaton. Madeiiene Culhreli Eaton, 77, of ^;Autunm Care Nursing Home, died Z;Sunday,JuneS, I996,at DavieCounty •^Hospital after a period of declining tdreailh. Bom in Davie County, she was a •^daughter of the late VarKe and Lucy ^^rock Culhreli. She retired as a custo dian from Pinebrook Elementary dchool. She was preceded in death by her ^husband, Qifton Eaton; and a son, ^Theodore Patterson. t> Survivors include 2 sisters, Harriet TRichman and Mildred Lyons, both of ^Jhehome. Fimeral services were to be held at P-nt- June 26, at Morrison- dtudevent Funeral Chapel with a local ;rn>nisierofnciating and burial foliow- ;4ng at Bethany A.M.E. Zion Church ;lljpmetery. P. Moore y I •*.-Elizabeth P. Moore, 81, of 241 ;*G«yn Street, Mocksville, died i Wednesday afternoon at N.C. Baptist • jiospital in Winston-Salem. •She was bom in Davie County, a ^iteiighter of lite late A.K. and Emma ;TUadie Plott. She was a member of I .'TUnentine Baptist Church where her ; 'funeral was conducted at 4 p.m. June : 22i by the Revs. Billy J. Sloop and .. Harold Parker. Burial followed in Oak *GroveUnitedMethodistChurchCem- eteiy. She was preceded in death by 4 et sisters aiul 4 brotheis. •* Surviving are a son, Bobby Moore ;I of the home; a sister. Ilia Potts of Ad- ;• vance; and a brother, Noah Piott of 5' Mocksville. Davie County Public LibratyMocksville, NC DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, June 27,1996: y •»V M 9- O •7- James Lee Morrison '' ' James Lee Morrison, 77, of States-' . ville, died Friday moming. June 21,' 1996,at BrianCenterinSlatesville. Hejhad been in declining health. " J BcmSepL 18,1918,hewasasonof'the late David Isadore and Maggie Pharr Moirison. He was a memlier of Freedom Presbyterian Chutch where he had been a deacon. Retired from J.C. Sleele and Sons of Slatesville, he was a member of Mount Cannel Lodge No. 37. Prince Hall Mason. He was also a veteran of World Warli.serving in the U.S. Army. Surviving are his wife, Genevicve S. Moirison of the home: sons, JamesW. Moirison ofSilver Spring. Md. and Jeiry L. Monisonofthehome; Jdaugh- ters. Virginia L. Moirison and Slacey L. Moirison. both of the home, and CariaVinesofCbluinhus,Md.;2bioth-ers, Ray O. Moirison of Brooklyn, N.V.andCalvinT.MotrisonofAmes, ' Iowa; 3 sisters, Maevella M. James of Olin, Genevieve M. Bnutw of States-. ville and Henrietta M.TayIarofBrook-. lyn, N.Y.; S grandchildren; ^ 2gi«t grandchildren. '' ' n ; . • FuneialservicesweRheldat2p.m., ;June 25, at Freedom Presbyterianf- ; Church in Statesville with the' Rev." ' James Henderson bfTicioting. Burial : followed in the. church cemeteiy. . J ! Eriine Petree Williams ! ( ErlineFetieeWiUiams,8aofMe^. -j. owbrookTenaceofDavie.diedSatur-iday, June 22, 1996, alter a lengthy. I period of declining health. ' , i A nativeofStokes County, she wasbom Sept 23,1915, to John Wesley . j ; and Minnie Ella Cordon Pttiee! She 'i ; was a member of Crestwood Baptist' ^ Church. < I She was preceded in death by her V' husband of fiOyeais, FiederickE. Wil-:liams,Feb. l2,1996.' ^' J She is survived by; 2 daughters,'! Becky W.SndthandSantoy.Shquse,! bothofWinston-Salem; a son, HowaM R. "Rat" Wiljioms of'Advance; i I i grandchildren; 7 great grandchildien:' 2brolhers,JohhW.Petreeandriowai*l'; O. Petree, bothofWinston-Salem;and ( several nieces and nephews.^ i'n • • Funeral services wereheldat 2p.m.^'l June24.at Haywonh-Miller Rural Hall nCha^l by the Rev. Petty HulTstetler. ' Burial followed in Fbisyth Memorial J Paik.Memorials may be madie to Hos-; ] pice of Winston-Salem/Forsyth J County, 1 IOIK: S. Stratfoid Road, t Winston-Salem,N.C27103. '.: i - ijii :•? Garland Smith Robertson ^ ^.Oarland SitiitK.iRojiettsoh,' 73,- of :n Advance,died1\ie^y,Junel8,1996, j ; at Forsylh Memoriai HospM in Win- ; ston-Salem.' '■ _ 7He was bom Aug.,27, 1922, in i' Davie^untytoAlphonzoondNaomi "Sid* Smith Robertson. He was a member of Redland Pen tecostal Holiness Church where he taught Sunday School for many years. He served in the U.S. Army duringWorld War 11 and retired from AT&T ' alter 31 years of service. He was a lifetime member of Advance VFW Post 8719. Surviving are his wife of 55 years.Elsie Walker Robertson ofthe home; 2 sons. V.G. Robertson of Rocky Mountand Darnell Robertson of Advance; a daughter, Karen Cope of Advance; ai brother, Harmon Glwn Robertson of/Uvance;7 graiHWidren; and 7 great[j/gianifchndien;[kji-'Fiiheiai servie«'weieMndocted at:P2i)jmuJime2l;t^;iiieReV&Jo^ RobeitMh at RecOaidh'ciu^!l^luM^''0>iicbi'Burial fol-Ijow^inthechuiAoetneteiy.'- ^sr'jMemoHaUina^beinadetoRedland iri^teic««talHolinestChnicli,137Bal- 1Pnipr5R^-/tiran«,N.C 27006.■ 'V ■-%-A J ^udeBiyemyV^" I 'lriauite Bivens Wofford, 88, of :Church Street, Coole'eniee', ^Wednesday afternoon, June 19.1996,at Autumn Care of Mocksviile whereshewasaresidenL<i She was bom.in Davie County,' Sept. IS, 1907. to the late Frederick J.: and Nannie Redden Bivens and was' retired from Burlington Mills. She wasa member oji Fust Baptist Church of ^ ' Cooleemee.Her husband, Charles C. Wofford.\precededheriiideathin 1966.Adaugh- j Gail Caistciloei'died in 1975. • jSurviifing^argi!^' tiaUghters,: Nell, •.Braxtondf MoreM-'PeSSy Hellardt,!andBettyW6ffo'rd,telhofCt»leemee; , "a son, Charles Yfofford of a Walton..Fla.; a broiher,,)ames R. Biyens of:rSalisbuty; 2 grari^hildten; ami great igrandchildren. •' J , ^ll Agiaveside service was held at Ita.m. Jurte21, at Rowan Memorii^ Parkfin Salisbury with'the Rev.-Jeff'penningtonofliciating. ^ 'i' , Memorials may be made to Rrei' Baptist Church of Cooleemee, ^ilriarginal Street" Cooleemee; N.C.' 27014 or to Davie County Public U-' braiy, 371 North Main Street, Mocks-iville,N:c.27028.:v1 r' - Joel Samuel Ibrner ' Joel Samuel Turner, 80. of Landis. diedTue.<iday,June 18,1996.at RowanRegional Medical Center in Salisbury. He was the father of Michael Joel Turner of Advance. Funeral services were conducted at 4p.m.June21,3l Landis Baptist Churchby the Revs. Richard Horn. Presley Rutledge and Frank Gribble. Burial fol lowed at West Lawn Memorial Park. <r^ ^ 0 Davie County Public Libraiy Mocksviile, NC