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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Jan. 6,2005
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June Rae Boice
June Rae Wlkie Boice, 62,
of Center Street, Mocksville,
died on Tuesday, Dec. 28,2004
at her residence.
Bom in Delaware County,
N.Y. on Aug. 5, 1942, she was
the daughter of the late
Raymond V. Wilkie and Ethel
McRabie Wilkie Odendahl of
Clemmons Village, who sur
vives. She was retired as a LPN
and was a member of Mocks
ville Church of God.
Survivors: a son, Tommy
Burghart of Mocksville; a
daughter, Peggy (Kenneth)
Grimsley of Waldorf, Md.; 4
brothers, Jerry (Fran) Wilkie of
Mocksville, Robert (Mary)
Wilkie of Walton N.Y., Eddie
Serwan of Clayton, and Joseph
(Shirley) Serwan of Woodstown,
NJ.; 2 sisters, Linda Serwan of
Clayton and Anne Serwan of
Mocksville; a sister-in-law,
Lorraine Wilkie; and a grand
daughter.
In addition to her father, she
was preceded in death by a son,
Rayinond Patrick Burghart and
a brother, Jerry Wilkie.
A celebration of life service
for Mrs. Boice was held on
Thursday. Dec. 30 at 7:30 p.m.
at the Mocksville Church of God
with Pastor Hollifield ofTiciat-'
ing.
Memorials; Mocksville
Church of God, 844 U.S. 64 E.,
Mocksville.
Julius Clinton Chappell
y Mr. Julius "Junior" Clinton
Chappell, 77, of Hamptonville
died Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2004, at
Forsyth Medical Center.
Mr. Chappell was bom Sept.
IS, 1927, in Surry County to
Julius Clinton Chappell Sr. and
Essie Coe Chappell. He was the
owner and operator of B&J Used
Cars of Hamptonville for 29
years and was a member of
Mountain \6ew Baptist Church.
In addition to his parents, he
was preceded in death by his
son, Barry Lynn Chappell;
grandson Mark Colton
Chappell; and a brother, Roman
Chappell.
He was married May 27,
19S0, to his wife, Betty Lou
Bryant Chappell, who survives
of the home. Also surviving: his
daughters, Vickie (Rex) Styers
of Advance and Robin (Danny)
Collins of Hamptonville; a son
Mark (Tammy) Chappell of
Hamptonville; 3 granddaughters
and a grandson; a sister Levone
(Albert) Everidge; and a brother
Wade (Norma Jean) Chappell.
The funeral service was con
ducted at 11 a.m. Friday, Dec.
31, at Mountain View Baptist
Church by the Revs. Tim Tucker
and Randy Johnson. Burial fol
lowed in the church cemetery.
Memorials; Cancer Services -
of Yadkin, P.O. Box 1608.
Yadkinville. 27055.
yRuby Refiner Charles
'' Miss Ruby Refiner (Tharles,
86, of Winston-Salem, died Tues
day, Dec. 28,2004 at Clemmons
Village.
She was bom Nov. 10, 1918
in Forsyth County to Harrison
and Georgia O'Mara Charles.
She was a member of Macedonia
Moravian Church.
She was preceded in death by
2 brothers, Lonnie Charles and
Clarence Charles.
Survivors; 7 sisters. Hazel
Nance, Alice Charles, Mildred
Holbrook, Mary Burner, all of
Winston-Salem, Betty Charles of
Clemmons, Charlotte Ingles of
Burlington and Margaret Brown
of Yucaipo, Calif.; 2 brothers,
Lawrence Charles of Carolina
Beach and George Charles of
Mocksville.
The funeral service was con
ducted Thursday, Dec. 30 at 1
p.m. at Macedonia Moravian
Church by the Rev. Richard
Shamel. Burial followed in the
church graveyard.
Memorials; Macedonia
Moravian, 700 NC 801 N, Ad
vance.
^ydia Louise Hooker
Lydia Louise Hooker, 70, of
U.S. 158, Mocksville, died on
Tuesday. Dec. 28,20O4 at Iredell
Memorial Hospital.
Born in Davie County on
Dec. 12, 1934, she was the
daughter of the late George Taft
and Mary Kathleen Burton Wil-
liams. She was formerly em
ployed at Monleigh Garment
and was pastor of the Bixby
Church of the Living God.
Mrs. Hooker was preceded in
death by her husband, Johnny
Leroy Hooker, 2 brothers,
George T. and Paul Franklin
\\^lliams, and 2 sisters, Alice
Faye Wood and Mary Jane Wil
liams.
Survivors; a brother. Roy
Williams of Cooleemee; 6 sis
ters, Rosie Sutherland, Vickie
Harkey and Carol Lou Smith, all
of Mocksville, Ann Wilson of
Midway, Betty Jo Groce of
Yadkinville, and Johnnie Sue
I Peacock of Advance.
The funeral service for Mrs.
Hooker was on Friday, Dec. 31
at 2 p.m. at the Bixby Church of
the Living God with the Rev.
James McAdams, Dr. Joe Long .
and the Rev. Bud McDowell of- '
ficiating. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
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y Carroll F. Howard
Carroll F. Howard. 91, a long-
lime resident of Skaneaieles,
N.Y.. died suddenly Thursday.
Dec. 30.2004 at ihe Louvonville
(N.Y.) Home forAdulls.
Bom in
Mocksville,
^ he was the son■f ^ of the late( ^ D c w i t t -
.< * I Clinton and:J Cora Howard^ -t and the hus-
fc L band of thelate Mary M.
Howard. He was a Navy veteran
of World War 11. serving in the
Pacific theater. After moving to
Skaneatelcs. N.Y. in 1953. he
was active in the community and
was a parishioner of St. Mary's
of the Lake Roman Catholic
Church for 50 years. He retired
as divisional manager of Colo
nial Refining and Chemical Co.
in 1975. Prior to moving to
Skaneateles, he was credit man
ager for Montgomery Ward in
Menands. N.Y. and subsequently
owned and operated Leslies Al
bany Credit Bureau in Albany.
N.Y.
Survivors: 2 daughters, LTC
(Ret) Sheila A. Harris and hus
band, Col. Roy A. Harris of
Ellicott City. Md.. and Kathleen
M. Miller of Menands, N.Y.; a
son. Michael Howard of Albany.
N.Y: and several nieces, neph
ews and cousins.
He was predeceased by 11
brothers and sisters.
Services were at 9:30 a.m.
Tuesday. Jan. 4 in St. Mary's of
the Lake Church. Skaneateles.
Burial was in St. Mary's Cem
etery. Skaneateles.
Memorials: St. Mary's of the
Lake Church. 81 Jordan St.,
Skaneateles. N.Y 13152-
/uby Bailartl Lain
Mrs. Ruby Ballard Lain of
High Point died Jan. 3.2005 at
The Presbyterian Home-
Mrs. Lain wa.s bom in Bun
combe County to William W.
and Mary Penley Ballard. She
was a member of Oakvjew
United .Methodist Church. On
Aug. i. 1929 she was married to
the Rev. Carl A. Lain. She and
her husband served churches in
Ihe Western Conference of the
United Methodist Church, in
cluding Fairview in Trinity and
churches in Rockwell. Mocksville, Salisbury and Julian. They
wereaisoactivewiththeconfer- jence building team. jMrs. Lain was preceded indeath by a daughter, Barbara '
Lain Jones on June 26.2004.Survivors:herhusbandofthc [Presbyterian home apartments;a daughter. Joyce Lain Nesbii
and husband Charles of HighPoint; 2 sons. Bob Lain of Cary
and James "Jim"R. Lain ofHighPoint; 6 grandchildren; and 7
great-grandchildren.The funeral was at 1 p.m.
Thursday. Jan. 6 at OakviewUnited Methodist Church by the
Revs. Joel Key and Harold
Shives. Burial was in Floral Gar
den Park Cemetery.Memorials; Presbyterian j
Home. 201 Greensboro Road.
High Point. 27260.
Inell A. McClamrock
Mrs. Inell Anderson
McClamrock. 75, of Dusty Hill
Road, Mocksville. died Wednes
day. Dec. 29,2004. at her home.
Mrs. McClamrock was bom
Jan. 17.1929,in RowanCounty,
to the late Hugh and Beulah
Creason Anderson. She was a
homemaker and had worked at
Erwin Mills in Ct»!eemee. Mrs.
McClamrock was a member of
Oak Grove United Methodist
Church.
She was preceded in death by
a grandchild; 2 brothers; and 2
sisters.
Survivors: her husband.
Glenas McClamrock of the
home; 3 daughters, Kay (Roy)
Beam. Linda (Sieve) )Vhilaker
and Shelia (Danny) Reavis, all
of Mocksville: a brother. Harvey
(Florence) Anderson of Ashe-
boro; 4 grandchildren; 8 great
grandchildren.
A funeral service was held at
II a.m..Saturday. Jan. I. at Eaton
Funeral Home Chapel with the
Rev. Jack Yarborough officiat
ing. Burial was in the Oak Grove
Uniicd Methodist Church cem
etery.
Memorials: Oak Grove
.Methodist Cemetery Fund, c/o
Robert Hendrix. 392 Farminglon
Road. Mocksville; Cancer Ser
vices, 3175 Maplewood Ave.,
Winslon-Salcm. 37103; or Hos-
pice/Davie. P.O. Box 848.
Mocksville.
Melvin Eugene Myersu'' Melvin Eugene Myers. 76. of
Cartner Street. Mocksville, diedon Thursday. Dec. 30. 2004 atWake Forest Baptist Medical
Center.Bom in Forsyih County on
April 9. 1928. he was the son ofIhe late Carl Conrad "Dude" andThelma Blake Myers. He was
retired from Dixie Furniture in
Lexington and was a member of
Davie Baptist Church where he
had served as a deacon. Earlier
in life he had worked on a famt
andasawmill.OnAug. 22. I960,he married Rosa Spaugh Myers,
who survives.
Survivors; 3 sons. John
Edwards of Mocksville. Dale(Linda) Edwards of Cooleemee,and Gene (Susie) Myers ofSouihmtmt: 3 daughters. Marilyn
(Lany) Renaidi of Shannon, Sa
rah (Bobby) Myers of Mocks
ville. Linda (Jr.) Godbcy ofCoolemee. Rachel (Ray) Harrisof Lexington, and Elaine Myers
of the home: 2 brothers. W.A.
(Grace) Myers ofMocksville andCarl Kenneth (Phyllis) Myers ofHarmony; 2 sisters. GlailysMyers and Glenda (Earl) Doby, 'all of Mocksville; 11 grandchil-
dren; and 15 great-grandchildren.In addition to his parents. 2
sisters. Louise Dunn and BarbaraDoby. jM^ceded Mr. Myers in
death.
The celebration of life servicefor Mr. Myers was on Monday.Jan. 3 at 2 p.m. at Davie Baptist
Church with the Revs. Dennis
Caudle and Wayne Swisher offi
ciating. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Memorials; Davie BaptistCemetery Fund. 489 Fork Bixby
Rd.. Advance.
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Moci<sville, NC
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* Susan Jean Davis Neely, 55,
of NC 801 N., Advance, died on
Sunday, Jan. 2,2005 at the KateB. Reynolds Hospice Home.Bom in Forsyth County on
Nov. 15, 1949. she was the
daughter ofTheordore and IrenePilcher Davis, who survive. Sheanended Davie County Schools,was formerly employed byHanes Narrow Fabric piant in
Advance and attended Bread ofLife Baptist Church.
Survivors: a son, Preston(Jennifer Harpe) Neely ofMocksville; 2 brothers, Roger
(Shelia) Davis of Advance andLarry (Peggy) Davis of Mocks
ville; 2 granddaughters; and her
ex-husband, Thomas Hall Neely.She was preceded in death bya brother, Geraid "Jerry" Davisand a granddaughter, Cady
Neely.
The service to celebrate Mrs.
Neely's life was held Wednesday, Jan. 5. at 2 p.m. at the DavieFuneral Service Chapei with theRev. Danny Shore officiating.Buriai was in the Farmington
Community Cemetery. Pallbear
ers were RJ. Plott, Donald Sow
ers. Brandon Sowers, Brad Sow
ers, David Smith and Dean
Miller.
Memorials: Ronald McDon-aid House of Winston-Salem,
419 S. Hawthorne Road, Win-
ston-Salem, 27103.
Debea Leigh PruittJ Mrs. Debea Leigh Moten
Pruitt, 50, of 1234 JunctionRoad, Cooleemee, died Friday,
1^.31,2004 at liedell Memo- !rial Hospital.
She was born in IredeliCounty on Aug. 14, 1954 andwas the daughter of the late
■ Charlie Auther Moten and Ga-/■^lle Haliman Moten. She was.^aiamed to Milton Pruitt, whosurvives. She was a graduate ofNorth Iredell High School and
was employed by Interctaft for23 years. She was a member of
Highlands Chuich of Christ.She was preceded in death by
a sister, Linda Renee Moten and
a brother-in-law, John Frank
Bruner Sr.
Survivors: 2 sons, NicholasPruitt of the home and EricMoten of Statesville; 2 brothers,Charles E. (Mary) Moten andGlenn L. (Kimberly) Moten, all
of Statesville; 4 sisters, Lucille
Moten Bruner. Betty Jean Motenand Caroline M. (Duke), all ofStatesville, and Mary L Motenof Los Angeles. Calif.; 4 grandchildren; a goddaughter, ParisLazenby; 6 aunts; a great-uncle;
a great-aunt; her father- and
mother-in-law. John and EddieLee Pruitt of Cooleemee; 2 sis
ters-in-law, Ann Pruitt of Cool
eemee and Ozella (Ernest)
Bundy of Greensboro; a brother-in-law. Richard (Gloria) Praitt of
Cooleemee; and a host of nieces,
nephews, cousins, other relatives
and friends.
Funeral services were to beconducted at 3 p.m. Thursday.Jan. 6. at Highland Acres Church
of Christ, with Brother A1
Simmons officiating. Burial wasto follow in the Belmont Cem
etery. The body was to lie in stateat the church at 2 p.m., with family visitation a half hour prior to
the funeral hour.
Miles Oscar Rutherford
V Miles Oscar Rutherford, age2 and \/2 months, of Salisbuty,
died Thursday, Dec. 30,2004 at
Rowan Regional Medical Cen
ter.
He was bora on Oct. 13,2004in Rowan County, a son of
Samantha Evitt Rutherford and
George Tilmer Rutherford Jr. ofSalisbuiy.
Survivors, in addition to his
parents: maternal grandparents^
Kaye and Mark Miller of
Mocksville; maternal great-
grandparents. Oscar and AmeldaFoster of Salisbury; maternal
great-great-grandparents. Herband Donna Miller of Cambridge,Wise.; paternal grandparents.
Margaret Louise Camp of Lexington and George T. RutherfordSr. of Vineland, N.J.; a brother,
George T. Rutherford 111 of the
home; and aunts and uncles.
His graveside service washeld at 2 p.m. Sunday. Jan. 2 at
West Lawn Memorial Park, conducted by Michael Hollings-
worth.
Memorials; Michael YangFoundation, 102 Wyndam Way,
Salisbury, 28i47.
County Public UbrafvMocksville, NC
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Jan. 6,2005
Mary Lucyle Smith
Mary Lucyle Smith. 90, died
Sunday. Dec. 12. 2004 at Fort
Valley Health Care Center in
M t s i
Smith was bom in Eden. She
was a metnber of Cochran Field
Church of God. Her parents,
Silas Glenn and Bena Spangler
Nichols, preceded her in death.
Survivors: her husbandof64
years. George W. Smith of Fort
Valley. Ga.; sons. William Smith
of Bonaire. Ga.. and Lloyd
Smith of Winston-Salem;
daughters, Glenda Lawrence of
Mocksville. Sandra Sours of Ft.
Valley. Lona Gillespic of High
Point, and Vickie Barries of Ma-
con. Ga-: a brother. Howard
Nichols of Eden: 14 grandchil
dren; and 11 great-grandchil
dren.
y Cora Lyerly Taylor
Cora Lyerly Taylor. 95. of
Magnolia Gardens Extended
Care of Spencer and formerly of
Water Street, Mocksville. died on
Friday, Dec. 31. 2004, at Mag
nolia Gardens.
Bom in Rowan County on
March 7. 1909. she was the
daughter of the late William and
tTharloite Hollhouser Lyerly. She
was retired from Burlington
Mills and was a member of
Mocksville First Presbyterian
Church.
Her husband, John James
Taylor, preceded her in death.
Survivors: a son. Richard Tay
lor of Mocksville: a daughter.
Judy Link of Salisbury: 5 grand
children; and 6 greal-grandchii-
dren.
In addilion to her parents. 6
brothers and 2 sisters preceded
her in death.
A graveside service for Mrs.
Taylor was held on Sunday. Jan.
2 at 3 p.m. at Rowan Memoiial
Park.
Charlie H. While Jr.
• Charlie Hartman White Jr..
76. of NC 802 North. Mocks
ville, died on Sunday, Jan. 2.
2005, at Wake Forest University
Baptist Medical Center.
Bom in Toledo. Ohio, on Oct.
7.1928.hewaslhesotiofthelaie
(Tharlie Hartman Sr. and Eliza
beth Adline Poole Hartman. He
was a van driver for YVEDDI
and a member of Ml. Olive
United Methodist Church. He
enjoyed gardening.
Survivors; asislcr. Fabian W.
Shore ofCooleemee; and a num
ber of nieces and nephews.
In addilion to his parents, he
was preceded in death by 3 broth
ers, Oscar. Ike and James White,
and 2 sisters. Aima and Elizabeth
White.
The funeral service for Mr.
White was held on Monday. Jan.
3 at 8 p.m. in the Davie Funeral
Chapel.
BurialwasonTuesday.Jan.4 :
at 10 a.m. in the Mi. Olive United
Methodist Church Cemetery.
Memorials: Hospice ofDavie.
158 Hospital St.. Mocksville.
Dsvie County Public Libraiy
MocksviJIe, NC .
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Jau. 13.
J Anthony Gold Ange
Tony Ange, 54. of Winston-
Salem, died Monday, fan. 3,
2005 at Forsyth Medical Center
Mr. Ange was bora Feb. 5.
homa. 1^''was a graudateofOld Dominion
University and was employed as
a broker with Wachovia Securi
ties.
Survivors; his wife. Maria
Overcash Ange of the home;
children, Melanie Angle, Chris-
topher Ange and their mother.
Marilyn Ange. all of Advance;'
sisters, Patricia Slancil of
Florida, Mary Kujawski and hus
band, foseph. of California and
Dorothy Killingswonh of Kan
sas; hrothers, Lloyd Ange of
Oklahomas.JerryAnge and wife,Leslie, Michael Ange and wife,
Evelyn, and Joe Ange and wife'
Wanda,al]ofVirgtnia.A celebration of life service
was conducted at 2 pjn. Thurs
day, Jan. 6 at Vogler and Sons
Reynolda Road Chapel with theRev. Kevin Armbrust officiating.
Memorials: American Mean
Assn.; or American Cancer So
ciety,
Noah Earl Beck
V Mr. Noah Earl Beck, 93, of
Liberty Church Road, Mocks-
ville, died Monday. Jan.10,
2005, at Davie Place of Mocks-
ville.
Mr. Beck was bom June 7,
1911, in Davie County to the late
William Asbury and Lula
Bowles Beck. He had retired
from Heritage,Furniture Com
pany and had been a farmer. Mr.
Beck was the oldest member of
Bear Creek Baptist Church and
a former member of Liberty
Baptist Church.
He was preceded in death by
his wife, Zola Dorothy Anthony
Beck; 3 brothers. Rufus Beck,
Alfred Beck and Walt Beck; 2
sisters, Mary Mitchell and Ruth
Pennington.
Survivor5;adaughter, Carol
(Jimmy) Atwood of Mocksviile;
2 sons, WA. (Brenda) Beck of
Mocksviile and Fred (Judy)
Beck of Harmony; 6 grandchil
dren; 2 step-grandchildren; 3
great-grandchildren; and a step-
great-grandchild.
A funeral service was held at
2 pan., Wednesday, Jan.12, at
BearCreek Baptist Church with
the Rev, Lee Cook officiating.
Burial was in the church cem
etery.
Memorials: BearCreekBap-
tisl Cemetery Fund, c/o Caroline
Beck, 222 Speer Road, Mocks
viile.
. Jean Helton Berofh
V Mrs.JeanBeltonBeroih 72of Charlotte died Friday, Jan. 7."
2005, at Caiolinas Medical Cen
ter in Charlotte,
She was bom April 8, 1932
m Forsyth County to Ed Shelton
Belton and Lois Icenhour^'lon. She was a resident of
Winsion-Salem until 1990 andlived in Charlotte for the past
She was a memberof Olivet Moravian Church andhad retired as a medical tran-
scnptionist.
Survivors; 2daughters, VickiB. Ridenhour and husband Ri
chard of Charlotte and Pam B
Small and husband Ron of Ad-
Vance; 28isters,AnnaB. Weaviland husband Charles of Win-
ston-Saiem and Barbara B
Dempsey of Winston-Salem;
and a brother, Joseph EdwardBelton and wife Pat ofWilming.
The service was held at 2
P-m. Sunday, Jan. 9. at Olivet
Moravian Church with burial
following in the church grave
yard. The Revs. Wlliam Gram-ley and Doug Rightsofficiated
OiivetMoravian.2205 Olivet Church Road. Win-
sion-SaJem. 27106,
James David Ellis
Mr. James David Ellis. 73, of
Advance, died unexpectedly on
Sunday.Jan. 9,2005 at his home.
He was born April 7,1931 in
Stokes County to James Douglas
and Rosa King Ellis. Mr. Ellis
was retired from AT&T Tech
nologies with 34 years ofservice
and he served as a corporal in
the U.S. Marine Corps. Mr. Ellis
enjoyed raising beef cattle.
He was preceded in death by
his wife, Helen Lineback EUis,
and a brother, Ed EUis.
Survivors: a daughter, Kim
E. Williams and husband Mark
of Mocksviile: a son. Rick Ellis
and wife Kim of Advance; 3
grandchildren; 2 brothers,
Clinton Ellis and Charlie EUis
and wife Alice, aU ofAdvance;
4 sisters, Mildred White of
Clemmons, Carrie Sue Smith
and husband Buster, EUa Mae
Llnville and husband Hugh, and
Margaret Beaucfaamp. all of
Advance: a sister-in-law. Sue
EUis ofAdvance; and a number
of nieces and nephews,
A funeral service was to be
held at 11 am.Tliuisday.Jao, 13
at Haywonh-Miller Kinderton
Chapel. Burial followed at
Green Meadows B^tist Church.
The family was to receive
friends from6:30-8;30 Wednes
day at the funeral home.
Memorials; Marine Corps
League of Winston-Salem, De
tachment 1075, 111 Miller St.,
P.O.Box 5476, Winston-Salem,
27113; or a charity of(he donor's
choice.
Davie County Public Libtaof
Mocksviiies NC
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday. Jan. 13,20^
Edna Snider Foster
Mrs. Edna Viola Snider Fos
ter. 9S, of U.S. 601 South.
Mocksville, died Tuesday. Jan.
4,2005,at
Coui^^ w
the late JohnAbram and Totiunie
Lee Rattz Snider. She was a
hotnemaker and had worked at
Erwin Mills in Cooleemee. Mrs.
Foster was a member ofLiberty
United Methodist Church. She
enjoyed spending time with her
grandchildren and had lived with
her daughter for the past 32
years.
Mrs. Foster was preceded in
death by her husband. T.G. Fos
ter Sr., on April 10.1968:2 sis
ters. Mary Foster and Fairy Lee
Foster: 4 brothers. Tommy
Snider. Paul Snider. J.W. Snider
and Glenn Snider; a grand
daughter. Rhonda Cohen: and a
great-grandson. John Thontas.
Survivors: a daughter.
Mildred (Howard) Pennington
ofthe hotne; a son, T.G. (Helen)
FosterJr. of Mocksville: 3 broth
ers. John Snider and Walter
Snider of Cooleemee and
Nonnaa Snider of Mocksville;
3 grandchildren; 6 great-grartd-
children: and 5 great-great
grandchildren.
A funeral service was held at
8 p.m., Thursday, Jan.6, at Lib
erty United Methodist Church
with the Rev. Mark Evans offi
ciating. Burial was at 11 ajn..
Friday.Jan. 7,in the church cem
etery.
Memorials: Liberty Method
ist General Fund. 141 Liberty
Circle. Mocksville.
j Kenneth Walton Howard
Mr. Kenneth Walton
Howard. 66. ofComatzer Road.
Advance, died early Sunday,
Jan. 9. at Forsyih Medical Cen
ter.
Mr. Howard was bora Oct.
27. 1938. In Davie County to
Willie Mae Barney and the late
Thomas Watkins Howard.Alongwith his brother. Clifford, he was
a business partner in K&C
Amusements and Catering. He
was a member ofthe first gradu
ating class of Davie County
High School in 1957 and a mem
ber of Advance Masonic Lodge,
and he enjoyed hunting and fish
ing, He was of the Baptist faith.
Surviving: his mother of the
home: a brother. Clifford (Joyce)
Howard of Advance: and several
nieces and nephews,
A funeraJ service was con
ducted at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Jan.
11, at Eaton FuneraJ Cliapel with
the Rev. Lanny Atkins officiat
ing. A committal service was
held at II a.m. Wednesday. Jan.
12. at Howard Family Cemetery
in Advance.
Memorials: Lexington Di
alysis Center, 2318 Old
Salisbury Road. Lexington.
27292: or to a charity of the
donor's choice,
Carl Steven Lewis
. Carl Steven Lewis, 47, ^f
V StoneLane,MocksvilIe,diedon
Wednesday.Jan. 5,2005 at DavieCounty Hospital.
Born in Davie County on
Nov. 23.1957. he was the son of
Carl Junior "Jack" and Margaret
Seamon Lewis, of Mocksville,who survive. He was employed
with E&E Logging and was of
the Baptist faith.
Survivors; a son. Bryan
(Felecia) Lewis ofMocksville: 4
brothers, Edd Ray Lewis. Jack
Mitchell Lewis.A]vin Lewis and
Tracy Lane Lewis, all ofMocks
ville: 2 sisters. Linda Lewis and
Vickie Sidden. both of Mocks
ville; 3 grandchildren: and his
girlfriend. Gloria Eaton of
Mocksville.
A brother. Bill E.Lewis, preceded him In death.
The funeral service for Jdr.
Lewis was held on Sunday. Jan.
9 ai 3 pan. at the Davie Funeral
Chapel with the Rev, Jim Giyder
officiating. Burial was mLegion
Memorial Park in Cooleemee.
Memorials: Calvary Baptist
Church, c/o Jimmy Dyson, 218
Dyson Road. Mocksville.
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y EsteUe Pharr Sloan
Mra. Estelle Pharr Sloan, 87,
of Weisner Road. Olin, died
Monday, Jan. 10.2005.at Davie
^^^^^^Wesley! Mamie Juniey Pharr. She was a
hotnemakerand had retired ftom
the manufacturing indusoy. She
was a member of Mt. Veraon
Baptist Church and was married
to Robert Huie Sloan who pre
ceded her in death in 1984.
Survivors; a daughter. KarenSloan Anderson and her husband
Steve of Mocksville; 2 grand
sons; a sister-in-law. Haze! S.
Harmoa; and 3 brothers-in-law,
BlaineSIoan.HaroldSloan and
Eugene Sloan.
In addition to her husband
and parents, she was preceded in
death by 2 sisters. Linnie P.
Ward and Pauline P. Jarvii; and
4btoihers: C.W.Rrarr.JKaynaid
Pharr. Buford Pharr, and Willis'
Pharr.
Futteral services were held at
3p-nj. Wednesday.Jan. 12 at Mt.Veraon Baptist Church with the
Rev, Gary Marshall officiating.
Burial followed in the church
cemetety.
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Edith Marie Southern
Mrs. Edith Marie Wotreil
Southern, 76, of Austin Lane,
Advance, died Wednesday, Jan.
5,2003 at her residence.
She was bom Sept. 18,1928
in Forsyth County to the late
James C. and Edith Mae McPeak
Wonell.
She was pteceded indeathby
her husband, Joe H. Southem,
and a son, Dewain Lee Southern.
Mrs. Southem was of the
Baptist faith.
Survivors: 2 sons, Joe O.
Southern and wife, Vii^inia, of
Wilmington, Harlan (H) South
em and wife, Wanda, of Mocks-
ville: a dau^iter. Rente L. Daniel
and husband, C^ittis of Advance;
a sister, Avon McGrady of Lau
rel Fork, Vh4 10 granddiildten;
and several great-grandchildren.
A graveside service was held
Friday, Jan. 7 at 2 p.m. at
Crestview Memorial Park in Ru
ral Hall with Eider Oleason
Worrell and Chaplain Walter
Burton officiating.
/Jimmy Frimklin Stede
Jimmy Franklin Steeie, bom
July 28,1930, died Jan. 4,2003
afiw a long battle with cancer.
Mr. Steeie tesided at 303 Bear
Creek ChurchRoad.Mocksville,
and was a resident of Davie
County since 1977. He tetited
&om Roadway "Ducking after
many years and was a member
of Bear Cteek Baptist Church.
Survivors: a sister, Christine
Burgeron; sons, Jimmy Lee
Steeie, Jay F. Steeie, John C.
Steeie, Ronny L. Steeie; daugh
ters, Rhonda J. Steeie, Diane
Steeie Weeks, Crystal Steeie;
numerous grandchildren, great
grandchildren, nieces, nephews
andfiiends.
A memorial service was held
at Bear Creek Baptist Church on
Jan. 8 at 2 pm.
Memorials: Winston-Salem
Hospice; or the Jim Steeie Me
morial Fund, c/o Bear Creek
Baptist Church, 492 Bear Cteek
Church Rd., Mocksviile.
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j James Murdock Thompson
^ Jr., 73, of Watts Street, Cool-
eemee, died Ttiesday, Jan. 4,
2003 at his home.
Bom in Davie County on
March 3,1929, he was the son .
of the late James Murdock Th
ompson Sr. and Sadie Bivins
Thonqsson. He was retited from
the U.S. Air Force and was a
member of Good Shepherd Epis
copal Church in Cooleemee, the
Ainerican Legion, and was a life
member of the DA.V.
Survivors: his wife, Janet Bar
ber Thompson, whom he married
Match 18, 1961, in Norwich,
England; ason, James L.''Rusty"
(Sherry) Thompson of Winston-
Salem; 2 daughters, Jo Anne T.
(Michael) Waite ofCrosby,Texas
and Jada T. (Mark) White of
Greensboro; a brother, Bobby
Thompson of Cooleeinee; and 3
grandchildren.
A sister, Faye Dudley, pre
ceded him in death. t
A celebration of life service
for Mr. Thompson was held on
Friday, Jan. 7 at 11 am. at the
Good Shepherd Episcopal
Church in Cooleemee with Rev.
Joan Velia officiating. The flag
ceremony was conducted by the
District 11 Memorial Honor
Guard.
Memorials; Good Shepherd
Episcopal Church General Fund,
P.O. Box 1047, Cooleemee.
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Advance, died Sunday, Jan. 16.
2005 at his home.
He was bora April 20, 1945
in Harabiug, Geraiany, to Peter
Dunia Agejew. He received
his bachelor's degrees from
Gannon University in Etie, Pa.
and was a Viemam veteran. He
employed for many yean
with Gravely International and
later had his own exportmg company, owned a lestauiMi and an
insurance agency. He traveled
the globe many times and made
sure to pursue any adventure that
came his way. He loved his wife
more than anything. He enjoyed
telhng stories, a good glass of
wine and his grandchildren.
Survivors: his wife. Mirella
Fontana Agejew of the home; a
son.Mike Agejew and wife Beth
of Advance; 2 daughters, Una
McCortnicIc and husband Chip
of R^eigh and Julie Agejew of
Raleigh; 4 grandchildren; 2
brothers, Anthony and Victor
Ahaev. both of California; and
several nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was to be at
11 ajn. Thursday. Jan. 20 at
Hayworth-Miller Kinderton
Chapel with Dr. Anthony Ahaev
officiating. Burial was to follow
at Fbrsyth Memorial Paric.
Memorials: American Cancer
Society. 4A Oak Branch Dtive,
Greensboro 27405.
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V Mrs. Mabel Rachel
Armstrong, 71. of Pinnacle, died
Monday, Jan. 10.2005 at Wake
Forest University Baptist Medi
cal Center.
She was bora Dec. 24,1933
in Stokes County to John Floyd
Rachel and Maggie Elizabeth
Moser Rachel. She was a home-
maker and of the Baptist faith.
Survivors: 3 daughters and
sons-in-law. Teresa and Bill
Duggins of Winston-Salem.
Sandra Yvonne and Aubrey
Ferrell of Pinnacle, and Kathy
and Marvin Wright of Ararat,
Va.; 4 sons and daughters-in-
law, Weldon Harry Armstrong Jr.
of Westfield, Ronald Eugene and
Kathy Armstrong ofMocksville,
John Thomas Armstrong of the
home, and Jeffery Allen and
Nanette Armstrong of Greens
boro; 2 sisters. Vallie Moorefield
of Winston-Salem and Sarah
Moorefield of Mount Airy; a
brother, Roy Rachel of Pinnacle;
10 grandchildren; and 7 great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Armstrong was pre
ceded in death by her husband,
Weldon Harry Armstrong Sr.;
her parents; and 3 sisters. Bessie
Rachel. Lucy Logan and Minnie
Barnes.
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Mrs. Bertha Hamilton
Cotrell, 85. of US 601 South.
Mocksville. died Saturday. Jan.
15, 2005. at Autumn Care of
Mocksville.
Mrs. Correll was bom Aug.
9,1919. in Rowan County to the
late Fuller and Zula Hartley
Hamilton. She was retired from
Dixie Furniture. Mrs. Correll
was a member of Jerusalem
Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by
3 sisters and 4 brothers.
Survivors: her husband of 60
years, Kenneth Gene Correll of
the home; 3 sons. Thomas
(Nancy) Correli, Terry (Louise)
Correll and Jerry (Libby)
Cotrell. all of Mocksville; 3 sis
ters, Bobbie Daniels and Helen
Hood, both of Mocksville and
Mildred Turner of High Point; 5
grandchildren; 8 great-grand
children; 2 step-grandchildren;
and 6 step-great grandchildren.
A funeral service was held at
2 p.m.. Tuesday. Jan.18, 2005,
at Liberty United Methodist
Church with the Rev. Danny
Shore officiating. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Memorials: Davie Hospice.
P.O. Box 848, Mocksville.
QuiUie Dotson Jarrell
V Mrs. Quillie (Jeneva Dotson
Jarrell, 77, of High Point, died
Sunday, Jan. 16, 2005, at her
residence.
Mrs. Jarrell was bom in
Stokes County Nov. 10.1927, a
daughter of the late Arch and
Bercha Mabe Dotson. She had
been a resident of Hi^ Point for
S3 yeais. She retired from W&J
Rives and James A. Johnson
Nursing Home. She was a
former member of Walnut Cove
Primitive Baptist Church and a
current member of High Point
Primitive Baptist Church.
Surviving: 3 daughters, Mrs.
Tommy (Nancy) Miller of Win
ston-Salem, Sarah Kathy Bell of
King and Mrs. David (Genetta)
Spratt of High Point; 4 sons,
Darrell Jarrell of High Point,
James Jairell and wife Beeky of
.Rui^ Hall, ^liam Jarrell of
High Point and David Craig
Jarrell and wife Shawn of High
Point; 5 sisters, Mrs. Jesse
(Irene) Harper of Mocksville,
Mrs. Joe (Josephine) Evans of
Richmond, Va.. Leonia Kenney
of Galax, Va., Mrs. Darrell
(Bonnie) Dickens of Archdale
and Mrs. David (Glenda) Smith
of Sophia; 4 brothers, the Rev.
Billy Dotson and wife Audrey of
South Carolina, Jesse Dotson of
Asheville. Clarence Dotson and
wife Myrtle of Trinity and
Archie Dotson Jr. of Denton; 20
grandchildren; II great-grand
children; numerous nieces and
nephews; and inany friends.
The funeral service was con
ducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Jan.
19, at High Point Ptimitive Bap
tist Church by Elder Steven
Nichols and son James Jarrell.
Buiial followed in Floral Garden
Memorial Park Cemetery.
Memorials: High Point
Primitive Baptist Church.
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VdOam-BUI-KevinMoixan:'41, of Hawthorne Road. Mocks'-ville, died on Monday, Jan. 17 T
2005. at Forsyth Medical Centw*'
Bom in Guilfotd Counhr on
Aug. 2i. 1963.be was the son of "
me late Harrison B. Moigan Jr.and Laulie Campbell Morgan
who survives. He had been em- .ployed at Crown Wood and at-J
tended Comatzer Baptist Church.Survivors: a son. Shannon
Morgan ofThomasville; a daugh-mr. Heather Morgan of
Thomasville; 2 brothers. Ben
jamin (Mary) Morgan and Rob-"
err Morgan, all of Mocksville; a
grandson; and 3 nephews.
The service to celebrate Mr.
Moigan's life was on WednesdayJan. 19 at 2 pjj,. at the Comatzer
Baptist Church with the Rev. Ri-
chard Whiteheart officiating.
Bunal was in Rose Cemeteiy.
Memorials: Comatzer Baptist.1372 Comatzer Road. Mocks
ville; or to the American Diabe
tes Association. P.O. Box 1130
Fairfax. VA 22038.
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Nicolas Navairo-Abon^. 21. of Yadkinville. died on Saturday.
Jan. 8 as the result of an automobile accident.
Bom in IxtapiliaGueriero.Mexico.on July 11.1983. he was the
son of Aldegunda Navarro and Celina Abonza. who survive. He was
employed by Sheffield Pallor and was a member of Divine Redeemer
Catholic Church. He is survived by his wife. Erminia Garcia of
Mexico.
Other survivors: brothers. Meliton, of Mocksville. Ricardo, Raul,
Setvando.Aldegundo Jr., all of Yadkiville. and sisters. Silvia.Claudia.
Francisca. Rosa and Nereida. all of Yadkinville.
The Mass of Christian Burial for Nicolas was on Friday. Jan. 14
at 9:30 p.m. at the Divine Redeemer Catholic Church with Fater
Fidel Meio officiating. Burial was on Saturday, Jan. IS at 10 aan. at
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y Gay Olivia Robeits died on
her58(hbiilhday,Jan. 15,2005.
She was bora Jan. 15,1947
in Forsyth County, and was a
lifelong resident of Davie
Counqr. She was a 1964 gradu
ate of Davie High School. Self-
employed, she was an artist,
seamstress, hairdresser, massage
therapist, nail technician and
electrologist. She was a Reiki
Master and conducted healing
and spiritual workshops.
She was preceded in death by
her mother. Erlene Wilson Rob
erts.
Survivors: her father. Bill
Roberts of Mocksville; her
daughter, Sharon Redmon
Houck and son-in-law Daniel
Houck of Charlotte: 2 grandchil
dren; 3 sisters, Kathy Roberts
Whittaker, Marty Roberts and
Lisa Roberts Dixon and her
brother-in-law Hugh Dixon, all
of Mocksville; nieces and neph
ews; and a multitude of friends.
The family gathered with
close fnends on Sunday after
noon, Jan. 16, at Unity Church
of Winston-Salem. A memorial
service to celebrate her life will
be held Saturday, Jan. 29 at 2
p.m. at the church at 108 Hewes
St. (just off Stralfbrd Road). The
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest will con
duct the service. Family and
friends will be invited to share
their memories. A covered dish
dinner will follow.
/ Nellie Gunter Speer
Mrs. Nellie GunterSpeer, 70,
of Paps Way, Mocksville, died
Friday, Jan. 14, 2004 at her
home.
She was bora May 24.1934
in Davie County to the late Paul
and Odessa Baity Gunter. She
enjoyed quilting for her family.
Mrs. Speer was a member of
Tbraers Creek Baptist Church.
In addition to her parents, she
was preceded in death by her
daughter, Joanie Welborn on
Nov. 29,2004; and by 3 broth
ers and a sister.
Surviving; her husband of 45
years, Grady Leo Speer of the
home; 3 children. Betty Speer of
Mocksville, Grady Leo Speer Jr.
and wife Ritchie of Harmony,
and Mark Timothy Speer and
wife Candie of Mocksville; 9
grandchildren; and 4 great
grandchildren.
Her funeral service was held
at 2 p.m. Monday, Jan. 17 at
Turners Creek Baptist Church by
the Revs. Bobby Russell and
Keith Jones. Burial followed in
the church cemetery.
Ruth Shaver White
y Mrs. Ruth Shaver White. 93.
formerly of Erwin Street. Cool-
eemee. died Sunday. Jan. 16,
2005. at Autumn Care of Mocks
ville.
Mrs. White was bora March
11, 1911, in Rowan County to
the late Alvin Pliney and Callie
Catherine Myers Shaver. She
was a graduate of Woodleaf
High School, Class of 1931,
Mrs. White had been employed
with Erwin Mills and Burlington
Mills of Cooleemee and was re
tired from Wonderknit of
Mocksville. Mrs. White was a
faithful member of Cooleemee
United Methodist Church and
was a member of the Cooleemee
Senior Citizens.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, James Taft White
in 1972, a sister and 4 brothers.
Survivors: 2 daughters,
Norma (Bob) Jordan of Cool
eemee and Betty Schladensky ofWinston-Salem; 3 grandchil
dren; 2 step-grandchildren; and
8 great-grandchildren.
A funeral service was held at
2 pjn. Wednesday. Jan. 19, at
Eaton Funeral Home Chapel
with the Rev. Shelby Harbour
officiating. Burial was in Rowarr
Memorial Park in Salisbury.
Memorials; Cooleemee
Methodist, c/o Richard Smith.
P.O. Box 515, Cooleemee; or
Cooleemee Historical Associa
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of ^1 Alexander. 76. of aeveland, N.C.. foimerly
»' 'he Brian Center in
"28.inIredeUCouniy 10thetoe David W. and Esther Gentle Smith. She. along with her husband. owned and operated Cooleemee Discount SlorV Mrs
Shrw^a'^^rt " "^Corinth Church of Christ in Woodleaf!Ai«a^. "'8h 5"=hool. class of 1947. Mrs.Alexander was a seamstress and enjoyed flower gardening.
Reiinal'A -ih 3 brothers. Roy Smith.Reginald Smith and David Smith.
sistfr p® """Shte;-. Regina (Dan) Fleming of Cleveland; asister. Willie Forrest of Needmore; a grandson; a granddaughter
and several nieces and nephews. e'««»augnier;
Con^n.f?-r't ^ P™-. Tuesday. Jan.25. atciatinl " Cemetery with Elder R.D. McDaniel offi-
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/ Jimmy Rodger Barney. 72, of
Comatzer Road, Mocksville.
died Thursday. Jan. 20.2(X)3 af
ter a lengthy illness.
Bom on Nov. 26. 1932. he
was the son of Herbert and Ruth
Barney. He was a retired self-
employed mechanic with a fond
ness for Fords. His garage was
always a gathering place for
fnends. He was known for his
cooking and barbecuing.
Surviving: 2 sons. Richard
Spillman and wife, Michelle.
Rodger Darryl Bamey and wife.
Lisa, all of Comatzer Road; a
daughter. Jimmie Sue Collen iand
husband. Pemell. of High Point;
S grandchildren; 10 brothers and
sisters. Jan Bailey (Robert).
Margie Boger (George). Patsy
Boger (Edward). David Bamey
(Ann). Nadine Miller. Frances
Moore. Joyce Templeton
(David). Charlie Baritey. Tommy
Bamey (Veronica), and Denny
Bamey (Regina).
His infant son. Jimmy Darryl
Bamey. preceded him in death.
A fimeral service was hdd at
2 p.m. on Sunday. Jan. 23 at Ad
vance Baptist Church with the
Rev. Lanny Atkins officiating.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery.
Memorials: Advance Baptist
Church Building Fund.
Dai^n Sherrill Bi^wn
Mrs. Darwin Sheiiill Brown.
73, of Denver. N.C., died
Wednesday, Jan. 19.2005 at Lin
coln Medical Center.
She was bom March 3.1931
in Lincoln County, daughter of
the late Warren B. Sherrill and
Mozelle Howard Sherrill. She
was a member of Webbs Chapel
United Methodist Church and a
homemaker.
Funeral services were at 2
p.m. Saturday. Jan. 22 at Webbs
Chapel United Methodist
Church with the Rev. Hubert
Clinard ofilciating. Burial fol
lowed in the church cemeteiy.
Survivors: her husband of 56
years. Kenneth R. Brown; a son.
Phillip A. Brown and wife
Sheila; a grandson; a brother.
Joyce Sherrill and wife Barbara
of Lincolnton; and a sister-in-
law. Irene Sherrill of Denver.
She was also preceded in ,
death by a son, Donnie Brown,
and brother. Jack Sherrill.
Memorials; Webbs Chapel.
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Mary K. Draught!
J Mary Katherine Lanier
Draughn, 80, formerly ofCherry
Hill Road, Mocksville, died on
Thursday. Jan. 27.1924. She was
the daughter of the late Harrison
Henry and Mary Louise Wall
Lanier. She was a homemaker
and a member ofTurrenline Bajv
tist Church.
Her husband of 56 years,
Thurmon Draughn, preceded her
in death in 1996.
Survivors; 4 sons. Mack
(Nava) Draughn, Ronald
(Sylvia) Draughn, Kenneth
(Nora Jean) Draughn. all of
Mocksville, and Troy (Kim)
Draughn, of Mt. Pleasant, S.C.;
2 daughters. Ann Allen of
Mocksville and Cathy (Joe)
Allen of Wilson; 2 sisters, Edna
Steelman of East Bend and
Nadine Koontz of Mocksville;
12 grandchildren; and 10 great
grandchildren.
In addition to her parents and
husband, .Mrs. Draughn was pre
ceded in death by 5 brothers and
3 sisters.
A celebration of life service
was held on Saturday, Jan. 22 at
2 p.m. at the Davie Funeral
Chapel with the Rev. Joe Smith
officiating. Inurnment was in
Rose Cemetery.
Memorials: Hospice/Davie.
158 Hospital St., Mocksvillep:or
to Turrentine Baptist General
Fund. 613 Turrenline Church
Road. Mocksville.
Lester Jonathen Frye
y Lester Jonathen "Jon Jon"
Frye. 26, of Mocksville. died
Tuesday, Jan-18, 2005, at Davie
County Hospital.
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Frye ofMocksville. He had been
certified from Randolph Com
munity College in criminal jus
tice. He had been employed with
Pamun-ky Regional Correction
Center, Richmond, Va. and NC
Day Repotting Center, \Ymston-
Salem. He was employed by the
Davie County Sheriff's Depart
ment and was in training to be
come a certified bail bondsman.
Jonathen was working towards i
becoming an instructor in teach- jing youth in firearm safely. He c
was a caring person and a patri- p
otic-mindedcitizenwhorodehis ci
motorcycle to Washington, D.C.
for the dedication of the Veter
ans Memorial. He enjoyed wa
ter skiing, fishing and working
on motorcycles. He was a
marksman anda self-taught gui
tarist, Heenjoyedspendingtime
with his family. He attended
Blaise Baptist Church.
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Mr. Weldon Irvin Hulchins,
89, died Tuesday, Jan. 18,2005,
at his home.
Hewas bomApril 12. 1915.in Yadkin County, the son of
Barney and Margaret Caudle
Hulchlns. Mr. Hulchins was a
sergeant in the U.S. Army dur
ing World War II, in which he
was awarded the Bronze Star for
Valor, (he EAMET campaign
medal with six bronze service
stars and the Good Conduct
medal, He saw action in Tuni
sia, Sicily, Normandy, Northern
• France, Rhineland and Centra]
Europe, Mr. Hutchins was the
owner and operator of W.I.
Hutchins Welding in Winslon-
Salem for more than 40 years.
He was a race fan and loved his
1963 and a halfFord Galaxy. He
was of the Baptist faith.
He was preceded in death by
his parents. 3 brothers and 2 sis
ters.
Survivors: his wife.. Hazel
Mae Hulchins ofthe home; sons
Jack W. Hutchins and wife
Peggy of Gaslonia, Gary I. and
wife Tina Hutchins of
Kernersvllle and Darryl E.
Hutchins ofWalkenown; daugh
ters Brenda D. Hulchins of
Mocksville and Janice L.
Hulchins of Winston-Saiem; 8
grandchildren; 2 great-grand
children; and several nieces and
nephews.
The funeral service was held
at 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 21, at
Haywonh-Miller Silas Creek
Chapel, with the Rev. Doug
Shuff officiating. Burial fol
lowed in Oaklawn Memorial
Park.
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Sunday, Jan. 23,200S,atFonyth
Medical Cenier.
He was bom Jan. 14,1934,
in Forsyth County to Edgar Eu
gene Johnson and Jettie Shook
Johnson Winfrey. Mr. Johnson
was a member of Tlimeis Cieek
Baptist Church.
He was preceded in death by
a brother, Troy Eugene Johnson.
Survivors: his wife of 52
years. Ruby Bames Johnson; a
soni James Michael Johnson and
wife Glenda of Cooleemee; a
daughter, Lee Johnson "noxeil of
Angler; 4 grandchildren; 2 great
grandchildren; a sister. Merle
Rhue and husband Roy of New
port; 2 stepbrothers and a step
sister.
A funeral service was held at
11 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 26 at
Turners Creek Baptist Church,
with the Revs. Bobby Jlussell,
Scott Welch and David Maynard
officiating. Burial followed in
the church cemetety.
Memorials: Turners Creek
Baptist Missionary Fund, 3216
Courtney Huntsvilie Road,
Yat^nviile, 27055.
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Gladys Young Hudson Jones,
94, of Hickory, died Jan. 24,
2005 at the Kate B. Reynolds
Hospice Home in Winston-Sa-
lem.
She was bom on Aug. 11,
1910 in Catawba County, the
daughter of the late Adolphus
(Dolph) and Miiuiie Aberaaihy
Young. She was a member of
Providence Baptist Church,
where she was a member of the
choir, WMU and a primary Sun
day School teacher for many
years. She retired from Duke
Hosieo^-Kaiser Roth. She was a
graduate of Banoak High
School, and enjoyed gardening,
and crocheting. -
A funeral service was held at2 p.m. Jan. 26 at Providence
Baptist Church with the Rev. Dr.
Carson Mosley officiating.
Burial was in the church cem
etery.
She was preceded in death by
her first husband, Wlliam J.
"Bill" Hudson, her second hus
band, Clarence "Jack" Jones; 3
brothers, Edward Young,
Spurgeon Young and Enloe
Young; and 3 sisters, Florence
Stine, Carrie Schrum and Ruth
Abee.
Survivors: a son, Brian P.
Hudson of Hickory; a daughter
and son-in-law, Jean H. and
Gettys Bingham of Advance; a
griandson; 4 granddaughters; 5
great-granddaughters; 5 great-
grandsons: and a brother, Forney
Young of Hickory.
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Infant Madison Joan Leazer
died Friday, Jan. 21, 2005 at
Lake Norman Regional Medical •
Center. She was the daughter of'
Shannon Leazer and Kristen
Munari.
Also surviving: her maternal
grandfather, David Mimari and
stepmother Jamie of Moores-
ville; maternal grandmother,
Cindy Munari Goetz and
stepgrandfather,GIennGoetz ofSt. Louis, Mo.; patenal grandfa
ther, Keith Leazer and
stepgrandmother Trish of
Mocksville; grandmother Betty
Speer of Mocksville; great
grandparents, Julis and Margie
Earie of Charlotte, Ruth and
Chloe Leazer of Mocksville,
Gray and Patsy Cranfill of
Mocksville; great-grandmother, .Carolyn Jenkins of Mooresville;
great-grandfather, James Jenkins
of Port Saint Lucie, Fla.The funeral service was held I
at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 26 at '
Turners Creek Baptist Church byRevs. Bobby Russell, Mike
Davis and Jason Fertee. Burial
followed in the church cemetery.
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Helen Spzy Snider.78. ofAu-
lunn Care of MocksvilJe. died on
Saturday. Jan. 22,2005 at Rowan
Regional Medical Center.
Bom in Davie County on Feb.
4,1926, she was the daughter of
the late Joseph F. and Bessie
.Safley Spty. She was employed
for over 30 years at Hanes Mill
Cotpoiation and was a member
of ■nurentine Baptist Chureh.Her husband, William CarlBlanton, preceded her in death in
1987.Survivors; her husband,Norman A. Snider; a son.Tommy Bianton of Moclcsville;a step-son, Monty (Betty) Sniderof Mocksville] a daughter, Gail(Monty) Simpson of Knoxville,Teim.; 2 sisters, Lois Monday,Betty (Jeny) Panerson of Mocks-vilie; 4 brothers. Bruce Spry, JimSpry, Uwis Spry of Mocksville,and Joe Spry (Lib) of Salisbury;4 ^dchildren; one step-gtand-child; 2 great-grandchildren; 2
step-great-grandchildren.Mrs. Snider was also preceded in death by her 2 sisters,Margaret Brown and Libby
Richkus.The ^eral service for Mrs.Snider was on TUesday, Jan. 25at 2 p.m. at the Davie FuneralService Chapel with the Rev. JoeSmith officiating. Burial was inLibeny Methodist Chureh Cem
etery.Memorials: Tuirentine Baptist General Fund,613TiirrenlineChurch Road, Mocksville.
J^nies Vernon Starr
c, "Jitn" Vernonarr, 56, died Friday morning,Jan. 21, 2005, at Forsyth Medi-
cal Center.He was born in DavidsonCounty on Nov. 12,1948, to therate James Roy and Odessa Taylor Starr and was a self-em-Ployed housing contractor. Mr.StatT was agraduate of the Lex-
class of1967, a graduate of PiedmontBible College in 1982, and wasa member of Trinity Baptist""rch. He enjoyed all types ofs^rts. Mr. Starr was a veteranof the US i^my, having served
his country during Vietnam._ Survivors: his wife, DarleneJokeley Starr of the home; adaughter, Leslie (Scott) Williams of Trinity; a step-daughter,Jessica Tutterow of Advance- astep-son, Kyle Tutterow ofMocksville; a granddaughter; a
sister, Cathie (Eddie) Streetmanof Lexington; an aunt and uncle;-a nephew and niece.
A funeral service was held at2 p.m., Monday, Jan.24, at Trinity Baptist Church with DrDarrell Cox officiating. Burialwas in Forest Hill Memorial"ark in Lexington.Memorials: Gym Fund ofTnnity Baptist Church, 2722 US601 S, Mocksville,
Helen Glasscoe Wally Helen Glasscoe Wall, 83, ofKing, died Tuesday, Jan. 18
20O5.She was bom Feb. 19,1921,In Forsyth County to JohnHarvey and Fannie BelleLinville Glasscoe. She was an 'active member of King Mora- ,vian Church, where she was in-volved with the Seniors FriendsGroup. She had served as a vol- i
unteer at Salemtowne - the ;Moravian Retirement Community in Winston-Salem - for morethan 20 years. J '
She was preceded in death byher husband, Raleigh T. Wall in1988; and a stepson, Thomas
Glenn Wall.Surviving: a daughter, Amy I(Findale) Pamell of King; a son,Dennis (Michelle) Joyner of
Bowie, Md.; 5 grandchildren; agreat-granddaughter; 3 step- 'daughters, Helen (Rex) Baker• and Bettie (Billy) Long, both of .King, and Patricia (Herbert)Williams of Clemmons; a step-daughter-in-law. Hope Wall ofKing; 5 stepgrandchildren; 9
stepgreat-grandchildren; 2 sis- ,ters, Esther McCuiston Reed of ■'Advance and Mary (Dale) Idol
ofKemersville; a brother, David ;"Mutt" Glasscoe of Kemersville;and a sister-in-law,. Margaret
Glasscoe of High Point.
The funeral service was held 'at 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 21, at King
Moravian Church with the Rev.Jimmie L. Newsom officiating.Burial followed in the King
Moravian Graveyard.
Memorials: King MoravianChurch, 238 W. Dalton Road,
King, 27021.
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! Charles Nicky Dalton
Charles Nicky Dalion, 55, of
Mocksviile. died Jan. 24, 2005.
He had been in declining health
for several months.
He graduated from Davie
High School and was a veteran
of the U.S. Army.
Survivors; his father. Turner
Howell of Mocksviile; a son,
Nicky Oniarin Dalton of Win-
slon-Salem; a daughter. Tia
Dalton ofWilmington; a brother.
Orlanda Howell of Mocksviile;
2 sisters, Flavla Howell and Kaye
Howell. both of Mocksviile; and
a grandson.
His funeral service was held
Friday, Jan, 28 at 1:30 p.m. in the
chapel ofGraham Funeral Home
in Mocksviile. Bishop Terry
Dalton officiated arxl buiial fol
lowed in Pleasant Hill Baptist
IThureh Cemetery.
y Helen Brewer Eaton
Mrs. Helen Brewer Eaton,
91, of Paul Eaton Road. Mocks
viile. died Tuesday, Feb. 1.2005,
at her home.
She was bom in the Cana
Community of Davie County,
May 16, 1913. to the late Sella
and Saltic McCiamrock Brewer.
Mrs. Eaton was a life member
ofBatons Baptist Church, where
she had been a member of the
Womans Missionary Union,
choir, Dorcas Sunday school
class, and floral committee. Shehad served as class secretary,
missionary union secretary/
treasuer, and Sunday school and
Bible school teacher, Mrs. Eaton
wasahomemaker. She attended
Cana Academy and was a gradu
ate of Mocksviile High School.
ciassofi931. Mrs. Eaton con
sidered her family and church
her life's work.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, Paul H. Eaton in
1996. to whom she had married .
on March 27, 1937.
Survivors: 2 sons, Jim
(Brenda) Eaton and Charles
((Eleanor) Eaton, all of Mocks
viile; a daughter, Eliaabeth
(Bob) Attcrberry of Belmont; 4
granddaughters; a grandson; 8
great-grandchildren: 2 sisters,
Mildred B. Childcrs and Eliza
beth B. Richie; and numerous
nieces and nephews.
The family was to receive
friends from 6-8 p.m.. Wednes
day. Feb. 2, at Eaton Funeral
Home. A funeral wrvice was to
be held at 11 a.m., Thursday,
Feb.3, at Batons Baptist Church
with the Dr. David Giibreaih of
ficiating. The body was to be
placed in the church 30 minutes
priorlo the service. Burial was
to be in the church cemetery.
Memorials: Batons Baptist,
c/o Brenda Hunter. 188 Pudding
Ridge Road. Mocksvilie.
James Hartling Frye
y Mr. James Harding Frye. 72,
of Yadkin Valley Road. Advance
died Tuesday.
was^bom June
Fannie Smith
Frye. He was a veteran of the
U.S. Array, having served as a
sergeant during the Korean Con
flict. Mr. Frye was proud of be
ing on Heart Break Ridge when
the Peace Treaty was signed. He
was retired from the Forsylh
County School system. Mr. Frye
had worked at Hiuies Hosiery for
13 years and in early years.
Hanes Chair & Furniture Co. in
Mocksviile. He was a former
member of Macetlonia Mora
vian Church, where he served on
the board of elders, had been a
Sunday school teacher, a church
usher and Sunday school super
intendent, Mr. Frye was pres
ently a member of No Creek
Primitive Baptist Church and
was a former church treasurer.
He was an active member in the
VFW Post 8719 and served in
the 11th District Honor Guard.
Mr. Frye enjoyed cattle tamung,
gardening, hunting and reading
his Bible. As his health permit
ted. he enjoyed his daily, morn
ing visits to Gunters Store and
visiting with his many friends.
He was a member of the Na
tional Riflemans Association.
Mr. Frye was preceded in
death by an infant daughter in
1965 and a twin sister. Mary
Lucille Cope.
Survivors: his wife of 48
years. Stella Potts Frye of the
home; a daughter.Jennifer (Bob)
Venturi of Advance; sister. Stella
Mae Vogier of Advance: brother-
in-law. J.K. (Millie) Cope of
Tennessee; and several nieces
and nephews.
A funeral service was held at
2 p.m. Friday. Jan. 28. at Eaton
Funeral Chapel conducted by
(Thaplain A.G. Parker and Elder
Richard Kirby. with Military
Honors conducted by the lllh
District Memorial Honor Guard.
Veterans of Foreign War. Burial
was in Westlawn Gardens of
Memory in Clemmons. ,
Memorials: No Creek Primi
tive Baptist, c/o R.C. Wishon.
284 Gordon Dr.. Advance; or
Forsyih Hospice/Palliative Care.
11(K) CS. Stratford Rd., Winston
Salem, 27103.
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Mrs. Beu]ah Smith Cline, 79,
of Advance, died Wednesday,
Jan. 26, 200S at Willowbrook
Healthcare Center In Yadkin-
ville.
She was bom Dec. 23,1925
in SpartanbuTS County, S.C., to
Francis Kyle and Ruby Brown
Smith. Mrs. Cline was a mem
ber of Hope Baptist Ihbemacte
and was preceded in death by her
husband, James W. Qine.
Survivors: 3 sons, Kevin
Cline and wife Sandra of Ad
vance, Jimmy Cline and wife
Gail of Tobaccoville, and Gary
Cline and wife Tammy of
Tampa, Fla.; 4 grandchildren; 5
great-grandchildren; 2 sisters,
Antoiimette James of Clyde and
Sandra Rominger of Kemers-
ville; and a brother, Leroy Smith
ofKemersville.
A funeral service was held at
2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 29 at Hope
Baptist Tabernacle in Mocks-
ville. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
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, Charles E. Milholen
V Charles Edward Milholen, 83,
of Richmond, Va., died Jan. 14,
2005.
He was bom on Oct. 16,1921,
and was the son of Charles Flake
and Bettie L. Milholen. He was
a veteran of World War 11 and
retired fiom Big Star Stores. He
was a member of Providence
United Methodist Church.
Survivors: his wife of 61
years, Catherine Blaylock
Milholen; daughters, Cathy and
John McNair, Sharon and Rob
Shadrack, and a grandson; sis
ters, Lois M. Smith (Lynn) of
Norfolk, Va., Sarah M. Kluttz
(June) of China Grove; brother,
David E. Milholen (Gracie) of
Athens, Ala.; brother-in-law.
Herb (Drew) Blaylock of Cali
fornia; sisters-in-law, Jane (Otis)
Swicegood of South Carolina,
Nell Houpe of Mocksville; and
several nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by a sis
ter, Gladys M. Lowder of Cool-
eemee.
The funeral was held Jan. 17
at Providence United Methodist
Church, followed by burial in the
church cemetery.
Memorials: Providence
Methodist Building Fund, 901S.
Providence Rd., Richmond, Va.
23236; or the American Diabe
tes Association.
j Maude Munday Powlas
* Mrs. Maude Munday Seamon
Powlas, 101, of Swicegood
Street, Cooleeraee, died Wednes
day, Jan. 26, 2005 at Autumn
Care of Mocl^ville.
Mrs. Powlas was bom Aug.
5, 1903 in Davie County to the
late William T. and Maiy Owen
Munday.
She was preceded in death by
3 sons. Tommy Seamon, Calvin
• Seamon and Jack Seamon, and
2 daughters, Louise Qawson and
Cora Lee Myers.
Mrs. Powlas was a member of
Trinity Baptist Church.
Survivors: 3 sons, Doug
Seamon and wife, Carolyn, Sid
Seamon and wife, Bonnie, all of
Cooleemee; 2 daughters, Helen
Daniels and husband. Buddy, of
Wilmington, and Bet Creason
and husband, Robert, of Cool
eemee; 25 grandchildren; 30
great-grandchildren; and 15
great-great-grandchildren.Her funeral was Thursday,
Jan. 27 at 8:30 p.m. at Welch Fu- •
neral Home, with the Rev. Danyl
Co* and Robert Creason ofiHci-
ating. Burial was Friday, Jan. 28
at 10 a.m. at Calvary Baptist
Church in Salisbury.
Clara Inscore Shermer
V Mrs. Clara Inscore Shermer,
96, ofDavie County, died Friday,
Jan. 28,2005 at Autumn Care in
MocicsviUe.
Mrs. Shermer was bom Sept.
16,1908 in Yadkin County to the
late Tom and Carrie Cook
Inscore. She attended Deep
Creek Baptist Church.
Survivors: a son, Eddie V.
Shermer, and wife, Lou, of
Mocksville: a daughter, Peggy
Gordon ofCIemmons; 15 grand
children; 23 great-grandchildren;
and 1 great-great-gtandchild.
A graveside service was held
Monday. Jan. 31 at 3 p.m. at
Deep Creek Batpist Church with
ine Rev. Ron Davis officiating.
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yFinniePresnell WardFinnie Presnell Ward, 84, of
Hartley Road, Mocksville, died
on Tuesday, Jan. 25,2005 at her
home.
Bom in Watauga County on
May 5,1920, she was the daughter of the late Oliver Jerome and
Mary Hicks Presnell. She was a
homemaker and a member of
Heavenbound Full GospelChurch. On Nov. 25, 1944, she
matiied WilUam Ward, who sur
vives.
Survivors: 4 sons. Junior
(Diane) Ward of Lexington,
Johnny (Sadie) Ward of Deep
Gap, James (Pat) Ward of
Mocksville, and Dewey (Cindy)
Ward of Johnson City, Tenn.; 2
daughters, Reda (Dean) Icenhour
of Gold mill, and Leda (Butch)
Winebarger of Todd; a sister,
Beulah Presnell of Johnson City;
13 grandchildren; and 11 great-
Siandchildren.
The funeral service was
Thursday, Jan. 27 at I pan. at the
Heavenbound Full Gospel
Church in Mocksville with the
Revs. Harvey Presnell and
Wesley Ward officiating. Burial
was in the William R. Ward
Cemeteiy in Stony Fork. '■Memorials: Ward CemeteryFund, c/o Leda Winebarger, 117
John Henry Drive, Todd 28684.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. Thursday, Feb. 10,2005
J Pauline Sofley Allen
Mrs. Pauline Sofley Allen,
83, formerly of Dallon Road,
Moeksviile, died Tuesday, Feb.
1, 200S. at Autumn Care of
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jhe laie
Thomas and BarbaraAnn Atlea
Sofley. Mrs.Allen wasamem-
ber of Turrentine Baptist
Church. She was interested in
politics and was supportive of
the Republican Party. Mrs.
Allen was a bomemaker.
She was preceded in death
by her husband. Clyde Layfette
Allen in 1993; a daughter,
Shelby Jean Kutcbins: a son,
Jimmy Allen; 4 grandchildren;
a great-grandchild: and several
brothers and sisters.
Survivors: a son, Fred (Ann)
Allen of Cooleemee: 5 daugh
ters, JoAnn (Tony) Barney, Jane
(Dwight) SammoDS, Peggy
(Butch) Gaither, all of Moeks
viile, GlendaAllen of Salisbury
and Dorlene (Dale) Naylor of
MocksviUe; a daughter-in-law,
Edith Allen of Moeksviile; a
son-in-law, Roger Hutchins of
Moeksviile; 21 grandchildren;
32 great-grandchildren; and 14
great-great-grandchildren.
A funeral service was held
at 2 p.m.. Saturday, Feb.5, at
Eaton Funeral Chapel with the
Rev. Joe Smith officiating.
Burial was in Turrentine Bap
tist Church cemetery.
Memorials: Davie Hospice,
P.O. Box 348, Moeksviile;
Turrentine Baptist General
Fund. 613 Turrentine Church
Road.MtKksville.
Stella Cook Clinard
J Stella Elizabeth Cook
Clinard, 96, ofAdvance, died on
Tuesday, Jan. 25,2005, follow-
log a period of declining health.
She was born in Forsytb
County (Centerville), Winston-
SaJem, to Charles Isom Cook and
Cora Louise Taylor Cook on July
16, 1908, and has resided in
Davie County for the past 55
years. She was married to
Oempsey Brown Clinard on July
3,1948. Mrs, Clinard graduated
from Appalachian State Normal
School (Appalachian State Uni
versity), Aug. 28, 1928, She
worked as a schoolteacher for
over 10 years in Davie.Davidson
and Stokes Counties. She was
active in many areas of her
church life at Wailburg Baptist
Church for over 20 years, where
she was involved in Sunday
School as a superintendent and
teacher, sang in the choir, was a
BTU Training Leader, involved
in missionary woik and was al
ways talking folks to church
when they needed a ride. After
moving to Advance in 1948, she
became active with Advance
Baptist Church. She was a Sun
day School teacher for over 50
years, was a Bible School
teacher, sang in the choir and
helped out in many other areas
over (he years as needed. You
could always count on Mrs.
Clinard to send out the birthday,
get-well and sympathy cards to
friends and family. She was
inolved with her sons in Cub
Scouts and Boy Scouts in
Uwharrie Council. She was also
involved with the Senior Citizens
Club in Davie County for many
years. She was taiented in cro
cheting, knitting and tatting
skills, OS she continued to crochet
until a few weeks ago. passing
out bookmarks to friends and
family.
Her husband, Dempsey
Brown Clinard, her sister,
Blanche Cook Hedgecock. and
her brothers. David Cook, Isom
Cook, Claude Cook and Fred
Cook preceded her in death.
Survivors; a sister, Grace
Cook Williard and husband Don
of Wailburg; sons, Charlie
Clinard and wife Patricia of Ad
vance, and George Clutard and
wife Diane ofWinslon-Salem; 5
grandchildren; 10 nieces and
nephews; 13 grand-nieces and
nephews; and 2 great-nieces and
nephews.
A funeral service was held at
3 p.m. Friday, Jan. 28 in
Hayworth-Miller Kinderlon
Chapel, Advance, with Don
Williard. brother-in-law of Mrs.
Clinard, officiating. Burial fol
lowed at the Advance First Bap
tist Church Cemetery.
Memorials; to the charity/or
ganization of your choice.
Charlene Brown Foster
Mrs. Carlene Brown Foster,
79. of US 601 North, Moeks
viile.died Monday, Feb. 7,2005,
at her home.
She was born in Davie
County,Dec.3,1925.to the late
Wilson and Mabel Uoyd Brown,
Mrs. Foster loved working with
flowers and had been owner/op
erator of Davie Florist for more
than 30 years.
Survivors: her husband,
Claude H. Foster of the bome; 2
sons. Jimmy (Theresa) Foster of
Moeksviile and Eddie (Hilda)
Foster of Advance: a brother,
Dock Brown of Moeksviile; 2
grandchildren: 2 great grandchil
dren: 4 step-grandchildren; and
several half brothers and sisters.
The family was to receive
friends from 7-9 pan. Wednes
day, Feb. 9, at Eaton Funeral
Home. A funeral service was to
be held at 2 p.m., Thursday,
Feb.lO, at Eaton Funeral Chapel
with Dr. Darrell Cox and the
Rev. Jim Sanders officiating.
Burial was to be in Union
Chapel United Methodist
Church cemetery.
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J Mrs. Betty Lappin Fritzler.
77, died Fiiday, Feb. 4.200S at
Wake Forest University Baptist
Medical Center.
Mis, Fritzler was bom July
17,1927 in Hammond, Ind. She
was a member of Cential Teuace
United Methodist Church for 4S
years and was active in the
United Methodist Women, Sun
day School and the Dry Bones
Senior Citizens. She was in
volved in senior citizens groups
of Konnoak Methodist, Salem
Baptist, Ardmore Baptist and
Covenant Presbyterian
churches. She was a member of
Bioadbay Extension Homemak-
CIS, The Shepherd's Center, Lu
pus Foundation, YMCA-Active
Older Adults, Ametican Legion
Women's Auxiliary and the.
YWCA Meiry Mixers.
Survivors: her husband of 50
years, Victor E. Fritzler; 2
daughters, Vickie (Michael)
Rhoney ofRandleman and Heidi
(Steve) Judd of Mocksville; a
son, Gregory Fritzler of Atlanta,
Ga.; 5 grandchildren; and a sis
ter, Patti Schoebel (Alex) of
Biielle.NJ.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 3 pan. Monday, Feb. 7
at Cdmal Teeuace Unit^ Meth
odist Church with the Revs. Bill
Berry, Bairy Lemons and Roger
Kimball officiating. Burial fol
lowed in Parklawn Memorial
Paik.
Memorials: Central Terrace
Methodist, 3 E. Devonshire St.,
Winston-Salem, 27107; or in
honor of her husband to
Alzheimer's Association, 1315
Ashleybrook Lane, iA^nston-Sa-
lem, 27103.
Lucille Cain Hartman
/ Mrs. Lucille Cain Hartman of I
Winston-Salem died Saturday,
Feb. 5,2005, at Aibor Acres.
She was bom in Cana to John
Boyce and Ina Naylor Coin.
Mrs. Hartman was preceded
in death by her husband of 49
years, John Minehardt Hottman;
2 sisters, Gladys Pulliam and
Joybe Benion; and a brother,
John Cain.
Survivors: 2 sisters, Eleanor
Blackmore and Faye Rich; a sis
ter-in-law, Carolyn Cain; and
numerous nieces and nephews.
Mrs. Hartman was a 1932.
graduate of N.C. Baptist Hospi
tal School of Nursing. She was
a private duty nurse for nine
years before serving in the U5.
Army Nurse Corps during World
War n. She remtsed to Winston-
Salem to wodc in a number of
at Baptist Hospital. For several
years she was director of Forsyth
County Red Cross Nursing Ser
vices and then worked nine years
for the Department of Clinics at
Bowman Gray School of Medi
cine. Mrs. Hartman was a
teacher and leader in the nurs
ing profession. She was a life
time member of the American
Nurses Association and the N.C.
Nurses-Association. She was a
member of Knollwood Baptist
Church in Winston-Salem.
A memorial service was con
ducted at 2 p.m. Feb. 7 at
Knollwood Baptist Church.
Memorials: WFU School of
Medicine/Lucille Cain Hartman
Fund for Nursing Archives, c/o
Office of Development and
Alumni Affairs, Medical Center
Boulevard, Winston-Salem,
27157-1021.
Leoua Foster Hepler
Mrs. Leona Foster Hepler,
9d, of Koras Lane, Mocksville,
died Sunday, Feb. 6, 2005, at
Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home in Winston-Salem. .
She was born in Davie
County, Jan. 6,1909, to the late
James F. and Mary Lillie
Garwood Foster. Mrs. Hepler
was a member of Cornatzer
United Methodist Church. She
was retired fiom Hanes Knittiag.
Mrs. Hepler loved working with
flowers and enjoyed cooking.
She was fond of her nieces and
nephews.
Mrs. Hepler was preceded in
death by her husband, Charles J.
Hepler, in 1974;3brothers, Wil
liam Foster, Charlie Foster and
Theodore Foster; and 2 sisters,
Geneva Hepler and Sallie Win- '
ters.
Survivors: a brother,
Spurgeon (Lucille) Foster Sr. of
Mocksville; a sister-in-law, Ruth
Foster of Mocksville; several
nieces and nephews; many great
nieces and nephews; and a spe
cial care-giver, Frances Allen of
Mocksville.
A funeral service was held at
2 p.m., Wednesday, Feb.9, at
Cornatzer United Methodist
Church with the Rev. Kay Frye
officiating. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Memorials: Kate B. Rey
nolds Hospice Home, 101 Hos
pice Lane, Winston-Salem,
27103.
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Mrs. Mildred Tucker
Hutchens, 78, of High Point,
died Wednesday, Feb. 2,2005 at
High Point Regional Hospital.
Mrs. Hutchens was born
March 23,1926 in Yadkinville,
a daughter of Charles W. and
Evelyn AJlgood Tiicker. She was
raised at Mills Home in
Thomasville and had been a resi
dent of High Point most of her
life. She was a member of the
Hilliard Memorial Baptist
Church. On July 19, 1947 she
tnanied William G. Hutchens Jr.,
who preceded her in death Aug.
3,1960. She was also preceded
in .death by a son, Laiiy Allen
Hutchens, and step-father, Will
iam L. Seigler.
Survivors; 2 daughters,
Karen Crozier and husband Jim
of Greensboro, and Kathy
Cbllins and husband Danell of
Kemetsville; 3 grandchildren;
and a half sister, Johnsie Shelton
of MtKksville.
Her funeral service was held
at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 5 at
Hilliard Memorial Baptist
Church by the Rev. Raymond
Needham. Burial was in Floral
Garden Memorial Park Cem
etery.
Memorials: Hilliard Memo
rial Baptist, 2311 Westchester
Drive, High Point, 27262.
y Annie Shore Wilkins
Mrs. Annie Shote Wilkins,
84, of Chinquapin Road,
Yadkinville, died TTiuisday, Feb.
3,2005 at Willowbrook Health
Care Center.
« She was bora Nov. 16,1920
in Iredell County to the late Dan
and Ada Southard Shote. Mrs.
Wilkins was a homemaker and
a member of Liberty Baptist
Church.
In addition to her parents, shewas preceded in death by her
husband, Loyd Wilkins on Oct.
15,2001; and by several broth
ers and sisters.
Surviving: 3 daughters,
Athalea Wilkins Jones of
Yadkinville: Joann (Billy) White
of Harmony and Marlene
(Adrian) Johnson, all of Har
mony; 3 grandchildren; 8 gieat-
grandchildren; and 3 sisters,
Lossie Martin and Iva Baraen,
both of Harmony, and Lottie
Brown of North Wilkesboro.
Her funeral service was held
2:30 pan. Sunday, Feb. 6 at Lib
erty Baptist Church by the Rev.
Marvin Blackburn. Burial fol
lowed in the church cemetery.
Memorials: charity of the
donor's choice.
/Paidine Woolen
* Miss Pauline Wooten, 88,
died Sunday, Feb. 6, 2005, at
Brightmoor Nursing Center in
Salisbury, after being in declin
ing health for many years.
She was-born in Hardin
County, Iowa, May 16,1913, to
the late Wesley R. and Maty
McCormick Wooten.
Miss Wooten was preceded
in death by 4 brothers, Paul,
John, George and Howard
Wooten; and a sister, Ruth
Maynard.
Survivors: 3 brothers, Rich
ard (Jean) Wooten of Salisbury,
William Bill (Lucille) Wooten
and James (Jessie Ruth) Wboteji
all of Mocksville; atul numerous
nieces and nephews.
A graveside service will be
held at 2 p.m., Wednesday,
Feb.9, at Rose Cemetery with
the E>r. Van Lankfotd officiating.
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Feb. 17,2005
Sr., 50. of Marconi Sireel.
Mocksville. died on Tuesday.
Feb. 8.2005 at his residence.
Bom in New Berlin. N.Y. on
April 4.1954, he was the son of
Ihe laie Amasa Ray and Shirley
Hinkley Clark. He was em
ployed for more than 23 years
by Vulcan Materials ofFanning-
lon Road as a heavy equipment
operator and mechanic, and was
a member of Victory Baptist
Church in Slatesville.
Survivors: his wife of 27
years, Susan Cruikshank Clark
of the home; 2 sons. Amasa
"Jamie" Clark Jr. and Alan
Clark, both of Mocksville; a
daughter. Melissa Clark of
Yadkinville; a brother. Anhur
Mallory of Florida; 2 sisters.
Helen Beagle of New York and
Gloria Eaton of Advance; a
grandson; and 3 step-grandchil-
dren.
A sister. Joyce Harrington,
preceded him in death.
The funeral service for Mr.
Clark was held on Friday, Feb.
II at 2 p.m. at the Farmington
Baptist Church with the Revs,
Scoit Lyeriy and Mitchell Rash
ofiiciating. Burial was in Rose
Cemetery.
.Memorials: Hospice of
Iredell. 2347 Simonton Road.
Statesville, 28625; or Victory
Baptist, 1074 Midway Drive.
Statesville, 28625.
, Herbert Isom Boggs
J Herbert Isom Boggs. 75. of
Yadkinville.diedPriday.Feb, 11,
2005 at Willow Brook Health
Care Center.
He was bora on July 4.1929
in Yadkin. County to the late
Heno" Isom and Ruby Dinkins
Boggs. Mr. Boggs was of the
Baptist faith antf served in the
Army during the Korean War. He
was a race care fan and drag racer
and fisherman. Mr. Boggs
worked at the Farmington Mo
tor Sports, Thomas Furniture
Manufacturing in Winscop-Sa-
lem and Baker Furniture in
Mocksville.
He was preceded in death by
3 brothers and 2 sisters.
Surviving: bis wife of 48
years. Lorina Groce Boggs; 4
sons, Bobby Boggs. Terry
Boggs. Jeff Boggs. all of
Yadkinville, and Lany (Cindy)
Boggs of Mocksville; 5 daugh
ters. Linda (Tyrone) Johnston,
Wanda (Bryan) Southard. Sylvia
Boggs. Sh^n (Doug) Phillips.
Susan (Scott) Talley. alt of
Yadkinville; a sister. Nancy B.
(Howard) Ray of East Bend; a
step-brother. Archie Slater of
King; and 14 grandchildren.
A celebration of life service
was held on Monday. Feb. 14 at
11 ajtt. at Mackie-Oeniry Fam
ily Chapel with the Rev. Billy
Seals officiating. Burial followed
at Wyo Cemeiery.
Carl Seaford Green
^ Mr. Carl Seaford Creen, 76,
of County Home Road. Mocks
ville. died Sunday, Feb. 13.
2005. at his home.
He was born in Davie
County, Jan.
Sanford and
b the former
owner
Greens
Wholesale and Green & Evetette
Grocery. He was a member of
Jericho Church of Christ. Mr.
Green was a member ofJericho
Hardi-son Rurilan Club for
many years.
He was preceded in death by
an into: daughter. Saitdra Carol
Green; 2 brothers; and 3 sisters.
Survivors: a daughter, Karla
Green (Jim) Roberts of Char
lotte; a sister. Margaret Green
Powell ofAdvance; and 2 grand
children.
A graveside service was held
at 11 a.m., Tuesday. Feb.15. at
Jericho Church of Christ Cem-
etety.
Memorials; Davie Hospice.
P.O. Box 848. Mocksville; or
American Cancer Society. I5I0
B Martin St.. Winston-Salem.
27103.
, Ruby Messick Hellard
y Mrs. Ruby Messick Hellard.
83, formerly of North Main
Street, Mocluville. died Satur
day, Feb. 12, 2005, at Autumn
Care of Mocksville.
She was born in Davie
County. Aug. 6.1921 .to the late
Claude and Dora Dwiggins
-Messick. Mrs. Hellard was re
tired from Cone Mills. She was -
a member of Victory Baptist i
Church in Cooleemee.
Mrs, Hellard was preceded in
death by a brother, Albert
Messick; and 2 sisters. Mary
Adams and Ethel Hellard.
Survivors: a daughter.
Carlius (Frank) Myers of Ad
vance; a grandson; 2 sisters,
Sadie Jordan of Mocksville and
Oilda Chaffin of Durham; and a
brother. Claude Messick Jr. of
Slatesvilie.
A funeral service was held at
2 p.m..Tuesday.Feb.l5. at Vic
tory Baptist Church with the
Rev. Stan Riddle officiating.
Burial was in Rowan Memorial
Park in Salisbury. T
Memorials; Victory Baptist
Church. P.O. Box 686. Cool-
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Wesley Junior Johnson, 77, of
Sophia, died Sunday, Feb, 13 at
his residence.
He was bom June 10.1927 in
Davie County, a son of Wesley
and Mittie Cm Johnson, He was
a letired employee of Kay-Lyn
Furniture Company and was a
World War II veteran having
served in the U.S. Navy, He was
of the Baptist faith and was a
breeder and exhibitor of exotic
bird. On Oct.^, 19S2, he mar
ried the former Reta Johnson
who survives of the home.
Also surviving: 2 sons, Keith
Johnson of Sophia and Brian
Johnson and wife. Lara of
Archdale; his mother. Mittie C,
Johnson of MocksvUle; 3 sisters,
Elsie Hartley of Sevierville,
Tenn., Odessa Taylor of Mocks-
vilie and Beulah Honey- cutt of
Landis; 3 brothers, the Rev. Jack
Johnson, Landon Johnson and
Charlie Johnson, all of Mocks-
ville, and 2 grandsons.
A graveside service was con
ducted Tiiesday, Feb, IS at 11
ajn. at Floral Garden Park Cem
etery by the Rev. Jack Johnson.
Ricky Wayne Sims
/ Mr. Ricky Wayne Sims, S3,
of Eimwood Street, Mocksville,
died Sunday, Feb, 13,200S, at
Wake Forest University Baptist
Medical Center in Winston-Sa-
iem after a long battle with leu
kemia,
Mr, Sims was bom Jan, 8,
19S2, in New Hanover County,
to Arville and Nell Blanton Sims
of Wilmington. He most re
cently had taught at North
Rowan High School in Spencer.
Mr, Sims had taught for 14 years
at Hoggard High School in
Wilmington and worked as a for
mulations scientist at Applied
Analytical Industries in
Wilmington. Mr. Sims was a
graduate of New Hanover High
School, class of 1970, and a
graduate of UNC-Wilmington
' with a degree in biology and
chemistry. He was attending
Victory Baptist Church in Cool-
eemee. but was a member of
Spring View Pentecostal Free
Will Baptist Church in
Wilmington, where he had
taught Sunday school, was trea
surer and a lay speaker. He en
joyed reading, studying science,
playing the piano and traveling,
especially to San Diego, Calif,,
England and Scotland. Mr. Sims
had done research in Ecuador as
a biology student.
Survivors, in addition to his
parents:-his wife, Susan Smoot
Sims of the home; a son,
Jonathan Richard Sims of the
home; a daughter, Katherine
Marie Sims of the home; 2 sis
ters, Renee (Sandy) Tew and Jan
(Glenn) Caner all of Fayette-
ville; a brolher-in-Iaw, Jimmy
(Teresa) Smoot of Mocksville;
and many aunts, uncles, nieces
and nephews.
A funeral service was held at
2 pan., Wednesday. Feb. 16, at
Salem United Methodist Church
with the Revs. Stephen Blair and
Stan Riddle officiating. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Memorials: The Leukemia &
Lymphoma Society, Westem NC
Chapter, S9S0 Fairview Road,
Suite 230, Charlotte, 28210.
Andrew Thomas TYexler
y Andrew Thomas "A.T."
Trexler, 83, of Center Street,
Cooleemee, died on Monday.
Feb. 14, 2004 at Rowan Re-
giotiiil Medical Center.
Bom in Davie County on
May 7,1921, he was the son of
the late Adam T. and Maggie
Sells Trexler, He was retired
n from Burlington Mills, was a
chaner member of Victory Bap
tist Church and was a member
of Cooleemee VFW Post 1119.
His wife, Mary Osbome
Trexler, preceded him in death
on Nov. 9, 2001, He was also
preceded in death by a brother.
Clay Trexler, and 2 sisters,
Pauline Scott and Hazel Melton.
Survivors: a brother. Ray
Trexler of Cooleemee; a sister,
Angeline Bean of South Caro
lina; caiegivers; several nieces
and nephews and his dog Fep-
''^A graveside service was to be
held on Thursday. Feb. 17 at 2
pan. at Rowan Memorial Park
with the Revs. Stan Riddle and
Mike Motley officiating. The
family was to receive friends
from 7-9 pan. Wednesday, Feb.
16 at Davie Funeral Service in
Mocksville, at other times at the
home of Peggy Waller on Pine
Ridge Road.
Memorials: Victory Baptist,
P.O. Box 686, Cooleemee.
Virginia Adams Waters
^ Mrs. Virginia Adams Waters,
92, of Salisbury St., Mocksville,
died Wednesday, Feb. 9,2005.
She was bora in Rowan
COunty.Oct, 14,1912, to the late
James Gordon and Mary Zula
Turner Adams, Mrs, Waters was
retired fiom the Mocksville Post
Office. She was a member of
First Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Waters was preceded in
death by a son. Major Edwin
Waters; 2 brothers, Robert
Adams and John Adams; and 3
sisters, Stella Campbell, Cleo
Smith and Dorothy Hay,
Survivors: 2 daughters.
Missy (Carroll) Foster of
Mocksville and Molly Coble of
Albemarle; and 2 sisters, Jimmy
Lou Grubbs of Mocksville and
Louise Hapnerof Leesbuig, Fla.
A funeral service was held at
11 a.m., Saturday, Feb,12, at
Eaton Funeral Chapel with the
Revs. Crystal Alexander and
Kurt Johnston officiating. Burial
was in Rose Cemetery.
Memorials: Hospice/Pallia
tive Care, 1100 C S. Stratford
Road,Winston-Salem,27103; or
Prayers and Squares, 310 N.
Main St., Mocksville,
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. Richard A. Beck
y ' Mr. Richard A. Beck, 74, of
Mocksville, died Sunday, Feb.
20, at Autumn Care of Mocks
ville.
Bom March 2, 1930, in
Davie County, Mr. Beck was a
son of the late Chariie and Lydia
Beck. He was a graduate of
Cooleemee High School, Class
of 1949. Mr. Beck retired from
work in finance, insurance.
Southern Railroad, and Lexing
ton Fumiture. He was a retired
volunteer firefighter from n
Jerusalem Fire Department. Mr.
Beck served his country in the
U.S.Army from 1950-1952.He
enjoyed raising Black Angus
cowsandexotic birds. A lifelong
member of Jerusalem Baptist
Church, Mr. Beck has served in
numerous positions as deacon,
Sunday School Teacher, choir
member and chair of the sanctu
ary building comminee.
Survivors: Billie Jean Josey
Beck, his wife of 52 years;
daughter Cathy Bellucci and
husband Frank of Mocksville; 2
granddaughters; brothers Claude
Beck and wife Nancy of Mocks
ville, Clifford Beck and wife
Marie of Lexington, and Ken
neth Beck and wife Helen of
Salisbury; a sister, Edith Crubb
and husband Clifton of Mocks
ville; sister-in-law Ruth Beck of
Mocksville, wife of deceased
brother Wade Beck; and numer
ous nieces and nephews.
Services were Wednesday.
Feb. 23 at 3 p.m. at Jerusalem
Baptist Church with the Rev.
Glenn Sellers and Keith Beck
offlciating.
Memorials: Jerusalem Bap
tist Building Fund, c/o Helen
Queen, 3203 US 601S, Mocks
ville.
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Mrs. Carolyn Claudine
Bennett Blackburn,63,of Cool
eemee, died Saturday, Feb. 19,
2005 at her home.
Mrs. Blackburn was bom
Nov. 19, 1941 to Claude
Alexander and Sena Bessie
Heckey Bennett in Flint, Mich.
Surviving: her husband,
Larry E. Blackburn of the home;
2 sons, William E. Hudspeth U
and Clinton (Tina) Hudspeth,
both of Yadkinville; a step
daughter, Teresa (Billy) Nance
'of Wtixlleaf; 2 half brothers; 2
half sisters; 2 uncles, all out of
state; a sister in law. Maty Kent
of Yadkinville; and several
nieces and nephews.
A graveside service was held
in the Liberty UAited Methodist
Church Cemetery by Revs.
Nelson Jackson and Chris Will-
Everette Aaron Eckerd
V Dr. Everette Aaron Eckerd,
83, of North Main Street,
Mocksville, died Saturday
morning, Feb. 19,2005.
He was bom in Hickory on
April 5,1921 to the late Obed
and Lola Bessie Burgess Eckerd
and was a retired dental surgeon,
having practiced in Mocksville
for more than 50 years. He was
a graduate of the Ihylorsville
High School, and Duke Univer
sity with a bachelor's degree in
chemistry. He earned a degree in
dentistry from the University of
Maryland. He was a member of
the N.C. State Dental Associa
tion. and was a driver with Meals
on Wheels. He was a long-time
member of the First Presbyterian
Church where he had been an
elder, a deacon and Sunday
School teacher. He was a veteran
of the U.S. Army during World '
War II and later served in the
U.S. Navy during the Korean
Conflict.
Survivors: his wife of 56
years, Margaret Norton Eckerd
of the home; 2 daughters,
Camille (Louis) Lambe of Cary,
and Annette (Richard) Goard of
Greenwich, Conn; 3 grandchil
dren; and several nieces and
nephews.
A memorial service was held
Tuesday, Feb. 22 in the First
Presbyterian Church with the
Rev. Kurt Johnson offlciating. A
private graveside service was
conducted in Rose Cemetery.
Memorials: Building Fund of
Rrst Presbyterian, 261 S. Main
St.. Mocksville: YMCA, Cem
etery Street, Mocksville; or
Meals on Wheels, 717 N. Main
St., Mocksville.
David Richard Elmore
Mr. David Richard Elmore,
61. of Liberty Church Road,
Mocksville, died Thursday, Feb.
17, 2005, at Iredell Memorial
Hospital, Statesville.
He was bom June 30,1943,
in Davie County to the late
Grover Nathan and Ana Belle
Crabtree Elmore. Mr. Elmore
was the former co-owner of
Elmore & Tkivette Lumber Co.
He was a member of Bear Creek
Baptist Church where he was an
ordained deacon,memberof the
choir, luid a past Sunday school
superintendent and teacher. Mr.
Elmore was a former member of
North Davie Ruritan Club.
He was preceded in death by
bis wife, Jean Hepler Elmore on
April 29,2000; and a sister-in-
law, Peggy Elmore.
'Survivors: 2 daughters,
Tracey and husband Shayan
Samsam of Holly Springs and
Andrea and husband Todd
Hartman of Daly Qty, Calif.; a
brother, Clarence Elmore of
Mocksville: a sister and brother-
in-law. Linda and husband Jack
Trivette of Mocksville; and
several nieces, nephews and
great nephews.
A funeral service was
conducted at 4 p.m., Sunday,
Feb. 20, at Bear Creek Baptist
Church with the Revs. Lee Cook
and Jack Johnson officiating.
Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Memorials: Building Fund,
Bear Creek Baptist, 492 Bear
Creek Church Rd.. Mocksville.
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Gloria Garner
Mrs. Gloria Gamer,.78, ofV Mocksville, died Feb. 16,2005
in Rowan Regional Medical
Center.
Her husband. Boyd Gamer,
preceded her in death on March
27,1999,
Survivors: a son, Boyd R.
{Catherine) Gamer ofthe home;2 daughters, Joyce (Phillip)
Nowden of San Diego. Calif,,
and Velva Deleano of Portland,
Maine; 4 brothers, Frank
McDonald of Spring Vale,
Mass.. Joe McDonald and Alex
McDonald, both of Clinton,
Mass., and Francis McDonald of
Sanford. Maine.
A private service of remem.
brance will be held.
George "GW'Uvengoods/ Mr. George Webster "G.W."
Livcngood, 85, of Riverview
Road, Advance, died Thursday,
Feb. 17.2(H)5. at Davis Regional
Medical Center in Statesville.
He was bom Nov. 3, i919,
in Davie County to the late
George R. and Lou Foster
Livengood. He had been
employed with Dixie Fumiture,
Robert Lee Seaford farms, and
Hickory Hill GolfClub. He was
a lifelong member of Fork
Baptist Church where he served
in many capacities and had 13
years of perfect anendance. Mr.
Livengood was a member of the
VFW of Lexington, the Fork
Civic Club and was a World War
II veteran with the U. S. Army.
He was preceded in death by
his wife, Venice Elizabeth
Seaford Livengood; a sister,
Frances Livengood; 2 brothers.
Bill and Junie Livengood; and4
half-brothers, John. Odell.
Charles and Clarence
Livengood.
Survivors; a son and
daughter-in-law, Garry "Tiny"
and Yvonne Alien Livengood of
Mocksville; 3 grandchildren; 4
great-grandchildren; and 2
nephews.
A funeral service was
conducted at 2 p.m., Sunday.
Feb.20, at Fork Baptist Church
with the Revs. Robert Garett.
Craig Seaford. and Danny Shore
officiating. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Memorials: Building Fund,Fork Baptist, 3140 US 64Ei
Mocksville,
Bobby Maness
Robert "Bobby" Adam
Maness, 63, of Rockwell, died
Friday,
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Anson County.Mr, Maness
a son of the late Grover C. and
Cora B-Helms Maness. He was ,
self-employed.
Survivois; his wife, Bonnie
Howard Maness of Mocksville;
sons, Bobby Maness Jr., Randy
Howard and Timothy and
Michael Maness; daughters,
Lisa Ruth and Kathy Maness;
stepdaughter. Angelia Johnson; '
brother, William Maness; sisters,
Joyce Fain, Linda Welch and
Siggy Blakely; and 6 grandchil
dren.
Funeral services were at 2
p.m.Monday,Feb. UatBlscoe
Cemetery, Biscoe.
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Margaret J.Caskadden/ Mrs. Maigaret Janelte Rhyne
Caskadden. 79. formerly of
Turrenline Church Road,
Mocksville, died Monday. Feb.
21. 2005 in the Chesterfleld
General Hospital. Cheraw. S.C.
She was boni in Chesterfield
County. S.C.. fan. 30. 1926 to
the late James and Nessie
Gilmore Rhyne. She had been
employed at Fran Ray Nursing
Home as a nursing assistant. She
was a member of Calvaiy Bap-
tist Church and enjoyed reading
her Bible and cooking.Mrs. Caskadden was pre
ceded in death by her husband.
Bruce Caskadden; a daughter.
Katherine Hamilton; a sister.
Maty Hill; and 2 brotheis. Frank
Bill Rhyne.
Survivors : 3 sons. Bobby.
David and Edward McInviUe. all
of Benneltsville. S.C.; a sister.
Theo Anderson of Lancaster.
S.C.; and 2 grandchildren.
A graveside service was held
at 2 p.m.. Thursday. Feb.24. at
Calvary Baptist Church Cem
etery with the Rev. Jim Gryder
officiating.
Memorials: Calvaiy Baptist,
1663 US 601 S., Mocksville.
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/ Funeral services for Mildred
Freeman. 63. of Elkin. were at 2
p.m. Saturday. Feb. 26,2005. at
the Church of Christ in Kiess.
Texas with Benny Durham.
Mike Talley and Kelly Durham'
officiating. Burial followed in
Plainview Memorial Park.
Mrs. Freeman died Monday.
Feb. 21 at her residence in Elkin.
She was born on Aug. 2.
. She married Don Freeman
on Sept. 18. 1961. He died on
Jan. 5. 1998. She attended
schools in Kress and taught
Sunday School for many years.
She was a member of North
Main Church of Christ in
Mocksville.
Survivors: 2 daughters.Tammy Lee of Sulphur Springs.
Texas; Tina Freeman of Antlers.
Okla.; 2 sons. Bobby Freeman
of Yadkinville and Kevin
Freeman of Norwalk. Conn.; a
brother. Danny James of
Plainview. Texas; 2 sisters. Ima
Stanford of Springtown. Texas
and Marcella Duiham of Kress.
Texas; and 6 grandchildren.
Callie Cape Goforth
J Callie Cape Goforth. 77. of
Cora Jolly Lane. Mocksville.
died on Friday. Feb. 25.2005 at
Rowan Regional Medical Cen
ter.
Bom in Iredell County on
Sept. 21. 1927. she was the
daughter of the late Harvey and
Essie Manley Cape. She was a
retired certified nurse's assistant
and was a member of Trinity
Baptist Church. On July 3,1945.
she married Clyde W. Goforth.
who survives.
Also surviving; 4 sons. Qyde
E. (Virginia) Goforth of Spen
cer. Donald Ray (Alice) Goforth
of Mocksville. Jimmy Goforth
of King and Roger L. (Debbie)
Goforth of Gold Hill; 3 daugh
ters. Barbara (Randy) McDaniel
and Linda (Don) Sparics. all of
Mocksville. and Betty (Larry)
Fortune of Salisbury; a brother.
Fred Cape of Slatesville; 15
grandchildren; and 30 great
grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by
2 children. Junior Goforth and
Kathleen Goforth. and by a
brother. Frank Brown. "■
Funeral services were held
Sunday. Feb. 27 at 3 p.m. at theTrinity Baptist Church with the
Revs. Darrell Cox and Jim
Gryder officiating. Burial was inthe Calvary Baptist Church
Cemetery.
Memorials: Trinity Baptist
Building Fund. 2722 US 601 S..
Mocksville.
.Gladys Canter Hampton
«/ Gladys Canter Hampton. 88.
of Joyner Street. Cooleemee.
died on Sunday. Feb. 27. 2(X15
at Forsyth Medical Center.
Bom in Davie County on
July 13. 1916. she was thedaughter of the late William and
Jennie McDaniel Canter. She
was a homemaker and was of the
Baptist faith.
She was preceded in death by
her husband of more than 40
years. Robert Lee Hampton Sr.;
and by a sister, a grandson and a
great-granddaughter.
Survivors: 5 sons. J.W.
Mclniyre of Woodleaf. Robert
"Tarz" Hampton Jr.. Jimmy (Su
san) Hampton. Johnny Hampton
and Kenny Hampton, all of
Cooleemee; 5 daughters. Dor
othy Vanzant of Kannapolis.Betty Jane Campbell of Mt. Airy.
Shirley Webb of Charleston.
S.C.. Joyce (Richard) Spillman
and Dianne (Carl) Barber, all ofCooleemee; 2 step-daughters.
Zanie Bost of Kannapolis and
Hazel Knight of Advance; a
brother. Sam Canter of Florida;
3 sisters. Polly Hendrix of Win-
ston-Salem. Ella Mae Smith of
Advance and Rebecca Holt-
meyer of Mocksville; 12 grand
children; 22 great-grandchil
dren; 7 great-great-grandchil
dren; 7 step-grandchildren; and4 step-great-grandchildren.
A celebration of life service
was held on Wednesday. March
2 at 11 a.m. at the Davie Funeral
Service Chapel with the Rev.
Stan Riddle officiating. Burialwas in Legion Memorial Park in
Cooleemee.
Memorials: Camp Manna.
243 Gibson Way. Mocksville.
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Mrs. Mary Starr Murphy, 84,
of US 601 N., Mocksvitle, died
Tuesday, March 1, 2005, at
Suny Community Nursing Cen
ter.
She was born in Oavie
County. Feb. 17,1921, to the late
George and Florence Allen Starr.
Mrs. Murphy was a nurseryman
and was involved, with her late
husband, in many Nurseryman
Associations across North Caro
lina. She enjoyed fishing and
spending time with her grand
sons.
Mrs. Murphy was preceded
in death by her husband, Lonnie
Gwyn Murphy on March 7,
1995; a son, Jimmy Murphy in
1975; a sister, Pauline Sidden;
and 2 brothers, Harry Lee Starr
and Billy Gray Starr.
Survivors: a son. Bill
(Vickie) Murphy of Mocksville;
a sister, Annie Ruth Frye of
Mocksville; 3 grandsons; and
several nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was to be
held at 11 a.m., Thursday, March
3. at Eaton Funeral Home
Chapel, with the Revs. Lee Cook
and Jack Johnson and Dr. David
GilbreathoRiciating. Burial was
to be in Bear Creek Baptist
Church Cemetery. The family
was to receive friends from 7-
8:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 2,
at Eaton Funeral Home.
Memorials: Cemetery Fund
of Bear Creek Baptist, c/o Pan
Beck, 492 Bear Creek (Thurch
Road. Mocksville.
Katie Davis Walters
y Mrs. Katie Davis Walters, 77,
of Hobson Drive, Mocksville,
died Saturday, Feb. 26,2005, at
her home.
She was bom in Chatham
County, March 22,1927, to the
late Roy and Mary Elizalieth
Dollar Davis. Mrs. Walters was
a retired nurses assistant. She en
joyed playing bingo and travel
ing.
Mrs. Walters was preceded in
death by a brother, Roy G.
Davis; an infant brother; an in
fant sister; and a grandson.
Survivors: 2 daughters, Edna
Calhoun and Tammy Black-
wood, both of Mocksville; 5
sons, Richard (Nellie) Walters of
Slier City, Ron (Bonnie) Walters
of Shoshoni, Wyo., William
(Vickie) Walters of Cache,
Okla., Kerry (Linda) Walters of
Minnesota. Roy (Mvra) Walters
of Fort Myers, Fla.; 2 brothers,
Charles Davis of Carrboro, and
Thomas Davis of Yadkinville; a
sister, Helen Vaughn of Robbins;
20 grandchildren; and many
great-grandchildren and great-
great-grandchildren.
A memorial service was held
at 7 p.m.. Tuesday. March 1. in
the Eaton Funeral Home Chapel
with the Rev. Joel Boyles offi
ciating.
Memorials: Iredell Hospice,
2347 Simonton Road, States-
ville, 28625; or Iredell Home
Health, P.O. Box 5789, States-
ville, 28687.
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Carla Elizabeth Watson
Carla Elizabeth Watson. 43,
of Woodleaf, died Monday, Feb.
21, 2005 in Rowan Regional
Medical Center in Salisbury.
She graduated from West
Rowan High School, and at
tended A&T University and
Livingstone College. She was an
active member of Mount Vemon
Presbyterian Church in
Woodleaf.
She was preceded in death by
her mother and father, William
Anderson and Christine
Robinson Watson: a brother and
sister, Harold Robinson and
Wilhemina Watson.
Survivors: 2 sisters, Inita
(Reginald) Gaither of Mocks
ville and Levonia (Clevester)
Dalton of Woodleaf.
The funeral was Saturday,
Feb. 26 at 1:30 p.m. in the chpael
of Graham Funeral Home in
Mocksville. The Rev. Dr. Rob
ert Fullwood officiated, and
burial followed in Mount Vemon
Presbyterian (Thurch Cemetery.
Betty Clayton WhickerJ Mrs. Betty Clayton Whicker,
73, of Bermuda Run, died Thurs
day, Feb. 24,2005 at her home.
She was bom Nov. 23,1931
in Forsyth County to Jefferson
Edward and Margaret Paige
Clayton. Mrs. Whicker was a
member of the Country Qub of
Sebring, Fla.. the Highlands An
League and Bermuda Run Coun
try Club.
She was preceded in death by
her father.
Survivors: her husband.
Gene T. Whicker of the home;
her mother of Winston-Salem; 3
sons. Dr. Michael E. Whicker
and wife Vickie of Farminglon,
Richard Whicker and wife Lori
of Quincy, III., and Mark
Whicker and wife Tracy of
Eagle, Colo.; a daughter, Vicki
Whicker of Paciffic Palisades,
Calif.; 2 brothers, Richard
Clayton of Winston-Salem and
Thomas Qayton of Pfafftown;
and 9 grandchildren.
A memorial service was held
at 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 26 at
Hayworth-Miller Kinderton
Chapel with the Rev. Roger
Kimball officiating.
Memorials; ALS Assoc.,
WFU/BMC, Dept. of Neurol
ogy, Medical Center Blvd., Win
ston-Salem, 27157, atm. Laura
Smith.
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Frances Virginia Correll
J Mri. Frances VirginiaCorrei:. 86, of Autumn Care of
Mocksville.died Sunday, March
6. 20O5. at Kate B. Reynolds
Hospice Home. VVinston-SaJem.
She was bom May 29. ipig'■n Davie County to the lateRufus Columbus and Lennie
Mae Correll Williams and was ahomemaker. She was of theMethodist Faith.Mrs, Conell was preceded indeath by her husband. EdwardCotreil.in i988;adaughter.JayManeCoiTBll and 2 sisters
, a daughter.Lucille (Daniel) Boone of Lexington; 2 sisters. Jessie BelleHarrison of Lexington andRebecca Snider of MocksvilJe;2 Sranddaughiets; agreai-giand-datighter; 3 great-great-grand-chjJdien; 3 nieces; and a nephew,A graveside service was heldat 2 p.m., Wednesday, March 9,at Liberty United MethodistChurch with the Rev. JeremyPierce officiating.
Memorials; Building Fund ofLi^berty United MethodistChurch. 141 Liberty Circle.
MocksvilleiorKateB.ReynoldsHospice Home, 100 HospiceLane. Winston-Salem. 27103.
, Rosemary Moss Gamer/ Miss Rosemary Moss Garner. 58, of Megan Place Court.Clemmons. died Monday."B March 7,2005, atI Forsyth MedicalI Center. She was
born in RowanICounty. April 7,1946. to the late
Sidney Thomasand Ruth BogerGamer. Miss Gamer wasemployed by Transcend Services. She had been a medical
transcriptionist by VA MedicalCenter in Salisbury and Win-ston-Salem and at WFU BaptistMedical Center. She was a
memberofBelhel United Methodist Church. She was a graduate of Salisbury Business Col-iege. She had b«n a pianist formany years and had a love ofchildren and her church music.Survivors: 2 sisters, Pat
(Ron) Garrett ofWinsion-Saiemand Carroll (Bill) Kisner ofWin
ston-Salem; a brodier. 'niomasGamer of Wnston-Salem; sev-eial m'eces and nephews; special
great-niece. Savannah Blis; andspecial friend, Dottie Choplin.A graveside service was held2 p.m., Wednesday. March 9. at
Bethel United Methodist ChurchCemetery with the Rev. ArdisPayne officiating.Memorials: Storehouse ForJesus, 464 Depot St., Mocks-
ville.
Kathleen R. GriffinJ Mrs. Kathleen Reeves Grif-Hn. 75 formerly of Hobson
Ms'' March 7.2005. at WFU Baptist MedicalCenter in Winston-Salem.She was bom Sept. 30.1927to the late Wright and Etta Jack
son Reeves. Mrs. Griffin was ahomemaker and was ofthe Ban-list faith. She enjoyed workingpuzzles and quilting.
H„';^°"'n'"^aspfecededm■l^byasister.OllieMilleranda brother, Lester Reevesp, ^""Jvors: a daughter.Phylhs Burgess of Mocksville-2 sisttrs. Emma Tutterow and
both of Mocks-vilIeilbrothen.DonaldReevesofMocksville and Carl RichardR«vesofCooleemee;6grand-hildren: 11 great-grandchil-
A funeral service was to beheld at Eaton Funeral Home^apeiat II a.m. on Thursday
M^h 10. with Dr. Darren Coxofficiating. Burial was to be atLegion Memorial Park. Cool-eemee following the funeral ser-
Vice.
Lester Franklin Hortony/ Mr. Lester Franklin Horton,89. ofHorton Lane. Mocksville,- hied Sunday. March 6.2005, at1 Davie County Hospital. 'He was bom in Woodhull
N.Y.,Aug.28.I915.tothelateDelbert and Maude HultzHorton. Mr. Horton was retiredfrom Ingersoil-Rand Co inPainted Post. N.Y.. with morelhan35 years ofservice. He wasof the Methodist faith. Mr.Horton moved to Davie Countym 1983. from Cameron Mills.N.Y.. He had been a dairy and
vegetable farmer. Mr. Hononenjoyed gardening, hunting andfishing and took pleasure inspending time with his grand-sons- He was a veteran of theU.S.Anny in 1942.Survivors: his wife,Genevieve Masti Horton of thehome; a daughter, Lois Rose of
Mocksville; a son, Delbert(Viola) Horton of Woodhull,N.Y.; 3 grandsons; and one
great-grandson. Christopher
Rose.A graveside service will be 'held at a later date in Rose Cemetery, The family was to receivefriends from 7 to 8 pan. Wednesday. March 9. at Eaton Funeral
Home.
Memorials: Davie HomeHealth. P.O. Box 848. Mocks
ville.
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Lawrence Lester Irvin 97formerly of 276 Park Ave.,'
Mocksville. died Wednesday
March 2.2005 in Salisbury.
flomDec.6.I907lnFoisythCounty, he was a son of the late
Nathaniel Isaac and NotieHudson Irvin. He was educated
in Forsyth County public
schools. Mr. Irvin owned and
operated Irvin Pontlac in
Mocksville and had many business interests including service
stations, auto parts stores and a
restaurant. In 1940. he estab
lish^ Davie County's fust taxi
Mrvice. Mr. Irvin was a mem
ber of First Baptist Church of
Mocksville for 65 years, was a32nd degree Mason with the
MocksvtJIe Masonic Lodge for
more than 50 years, and a mem
ber of Oasis Temple Shrine.
A graveside service was held
on Friday. March 4. at Rowan
Memorial Park with the Rev. Dr.Robert Lewis officiating.
Mr. Irvin was preceded in
death by his wife of 62 years
Martha Hutchins Irvin. on Nov.'
. 1992; a brother. James Irvin;
Md 2 sisters. Ida I. Gentry andMae I. Wilson.
Survivors: his daughter.Daisy I. Nichols and husband
Jim of Salisbury: 3 grandchil
dren; and 6 great-grandchildren.
Memorials: Masonic Homefor Children. 600 College St
Oxford. 27565.
Harmon Held Latham
, Harmon Reid "Sox" Latham.
\/ 90, of the Pino community, died
on Riday. March 4.2005.
Bom in Davie County on
April 24.1914. he was the son
of the late John and Flora Hunter
Latham. He graduated from
Farmington High School and at
tended Bievard College where he
was on die baseball team. He was
a dairy farmer in early life, but
later went to public work and re
tired from Holly Farms. He loved
all sports, especially baseball,
football and basketball. He was
an avid Braves fan. He loved
going fishing at the coast. He andhis wife did a lot of traveling af
ter their retitement.
Survivors: bis wife of 62
years. Nora Cline Latham; 2
sons, James Latham and wife
Chinera and Dale Latham, a
daughter. Kathy Ellis and hus
band Bob. all of Mocksville; 3
grandchildren; 4 step-grandchil
dren; 3 step-great-grandchildren;
a sister. Louise Dill; a sister-in-
law. Helen Latham; and several
nieces and nephews.
In addition to his parents, a
son. Steve Latham. 2 brothers.
Elmer and Paul Latham, and a
brother-in-law. Robert Dill, pre
ceded him in death.
The funeral service for Mr.
Latham was on Monday. March
7 at II am. at Wesley Chapel
United Methodist Church with
the Revs. Tommy Robertson and
Mindy Williams officiating.
Burial was in Pino Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Roger, David
and Johnny Latham, Bob Dili
and Dennis and Matthew Craver.
Memorials: Wesley Chapel
Church Cemetery Fund, c/o
Betty West. 3532 NC 801 N.
Mocksville.
Atlas David Stevenson
^/ /,f ^'•''enson. 81.of Marconi Street. Mocksville.
died on Sunday, March 6.2005
at his residence.
Born in Fairfield County.
S.C.. on May 22. 1923. he was
- -—ana MaryWesley Stevenson. He was a
minister ofthe Holiness faith.His wife, Ema Lindsay
Stevenson, preceded him in^ih. as did 2 sons. Allen D. and
Glenn L. Stevenson. II brothers
3 sisters.
Survivors: 7 daughters,^dith M. Stevenson. Alease S.
Hayes.Eugenia Ijames.Mary S.
agner. Joann Stevenson, and
Emas White, all of MocksviUe-
mid Phyllis Stevenson of Lex-'
ingion; and a brother. Uroy
Stevenson of Greensboro.The funeral service was at 11
a.m. Wednesday. March 9 at the
Davie Funeral Service Chapel
with Dr. Beverly Rose officiat-mg. Bunal was at 2:30 pm. at
Forest Lawn Cemetery in
Greensboro with Bishop RobertMelton Jr. officiating.
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Ethel Childers Ihylor
V Mrs. Ethel Childers Thylor.87. of Autumn Care, formally of
MapleAvenue.Mocfcsville.diedFriday. March 4.2005, at Davie
County Hospital.
She was born Sept. 14.1917.
in Chase City. Va. to the late Lee
and Clelia Blankenship
Childers. Mrs. Taylor was a
member of First Presbyterian
Church in Mocksville.
She was preceded in death byher husband. Henry A. Taylor,
on March 3.1990; and 3 broth
ers. Leonard Childers, Stanley
Childers and Howard Childers.
Survivors: a son, Jim
(Carolyn) Taylor of Statesville;
a daughter. Arm (Fred) Gillis of
Mocksville; 2 brothers, Harry
Childers of Colonial. Va. and
Hugh Childers of Richmond.
Va.; a sister. Gamette Shook of
Keysville, 3 grandchildren;
and 3 great-grandchildren.
A graveside service was held
at 2 pan.. Monday, March 7. at
Joppa Ctmetery with the Revs.
Jeff Copply and David Comer
officiating.
Memorials: Joppa Cbmetery nFund, c/o First Presbyterian *
Church,261S.MainSt..Mocks- "ville; or Monticello United
.Methodist Church, 308 Island
Ford Rd. Statesville. 28625.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 17,2005
Lillian Ruth Call
Mis. Lillian Ruth Foster Call,
80. of Call Road, Mocksville,
died Tuesday. March 8,2005. at
F o r s y t h
County to the ^
late Spencer
and Maude Foster Foster. Mrs.
Call was a graduate of .Mocks-
ville High School class of 1942.
She retired from Wonderknit in
1989. She wasamemberof Lib
erty United Methodist Church
where she was an active mem
ber of the United Methodist
Women and held offices in the
church. Mrs. Call was an active
participant in the Relay For Life
and enjoyed visiting friends in
the nursing home. She had a
iove for gardening, flowers,
sewing and quilting.
She was preceded in death by
2 sisters. Duette Foster and
Louise Essex.
Sitrvivors; her husband of59
years. Charles Wilson Call ofthe
home, whom she married Dec.
15.1945: adaughier. Peggy and
husband Curtis Marshall: 2
grandchildren: 2 great-grand
children: a brother-in-law. David
Essex; 2 nephews; a niece; and
many firends.
A funeral service was held at
II a.m.. Friday. March 11. at
Liberty United Methodist
Church with Rev. Sandy Young.
Jimmie Essex and Edward
Carter officiating.
Memorials: Liberty Method
ist Cemetery Fund. 141 Liberty
Circle. Mocksviile.
Eliza Bailey Cope
y Mrs. Eliza Bailey Cope. 85.
formerly ofMerreils Lake Road.
Mocksviile. died Friday, March
11. 2005. at Autumn Care of
Mocksviile. >
She was bom May 4. 1919
in Davie County to the late Joel
and Emma FosterBailey. She re-
lired from Hanes Knitting with
27 years of service. She was a
longtime member of Fulton
United Methodist Church- Mrs.
Cope was a quilter and enjoyed
cooking and traveling to the
beach.
She was preceded in death by
her husband. Wiley Baxter
Cope: a sister. Stella Auman: and
4 brothers. Cicero. Richmond.
Frank and John Bailey.
Survivors: a daughter, Betty
Glass of the Fork Church com
munity; a son. Bill (Barbara)
Bailey of Denver; 2 sisters.
Mattie Tucker and Lula Mae
Lanier. both of Advance; 6
grandchildren: 12 great-grand
children; 3 great-great-grand-
children: and several nieces and
nephews-
A funeral service was held at
3:30 p-m.. Sunday. March 13. at
' Eaton Funeral Home with the
Rev. Jimmy Lancasier officiat
ing.
Memorials: Fulton Method
ist. c/o Terry Stewart. 3098 US
64E. Mocksviile; or Davie Hos
pice. P. O. Box 848. Mocksviile.
Virginia Harris Davis
Virginia Harris Davis. 90, of
US 601 South. Mocksviile. died
on Friday, March 11. 2005. at
Davie County Hospital.
Bom in Davie County on June
30. 1914, she was the daughter
of the late N. Curtis and Susie
Curley Harris. Mrs. Davis was a
homemaker and of the Baptist
faith.
Mrs. Davis was preceded in
death by ber husband. Grimes
Lee Davis, in Z993.
Survivors: 2 sons. Robert C.
(Cindi) Davis. G.L. "Jeep"
(Karen) Davis, all ofMocksviile;
4 brothers. Charles Harris of
Satelite Beach. Fla.. Sam Hitrris
of Salisbury, Bill Harris ofCt>ol-
eemee, Jackie Harris of
Pensacoia. Fla.; 2 sisters. Nellie
Snyder of Cooleemee, Betty
James ofNew Bern; 2 grandchil
dren; a step-grandson; and sev
eral nieces and nephews.
En addition to her parents and
husband. 3 brothers. Hoyle Har
ris. Norman Harris and Fred Har
ris. and a sister. Lillian Sales,
pieceded her in death.
A graveside service was con
ducted on Monday. March 14 at
U a.m. at Legion Memorial Park
with the Rev. Shelby Harbour
officiating.
Memorials: Somerset Court
of Mocksviile. Activity Fund.
150 Ken Dwiggins Dr.. Mocks
viile.
^ James Harding Gibson
Mr. James Harding Gibson.
84, of Davie Street. Cooleemee.
died Friday. March 11,2005, at
Forsyth Medical Center in Win-
ston-Salem.
He was bom in Cooleemee,
Davie County to the late John
and Lula Creed Gibson. Mr.
Gibson was a veteran of the U.S.
Navy during World War U. He
was retired from Gravley Trac
tor.
Mr. Gibson was preceded in
death by a brother. Baxter
Gibson.
Survivors: his wife of 60
years. Ann Thompson Gibson
whom he married on Dec. 23.
1944; 2 sons. Jim (Catherine)
Gibson of High Point and Bill
Gibson of Cooleemee; 6 grand
children; and a friend from
Davie Home Health, Christina
Hurt.
A graveside service was held
at 2 p.m. on Sunday March 13
at Legion Memorial Park. Cool
eemee. with Roben Creason of
ficiating.
Memorials; Davie Home
Health. P.O. Box 848. Mocks
viile.
Davie County Public Librae
Mochaville, NC
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 17,2005
/ George Wayne Gobble
/ Mr. George Wayne Gobble.
73. of Linwood, died Friday,
March 11, 2005 at Lexington
Memorial Hospital.
His funeral was held Tues
day. March IS at Psalm 91
Church, conducted by the Rev.
Max Shoaf, Buriai was in the
church cemetery.
Mr. Gobble was bom June 2.
1931 in Davie County to George
William Gobble and lla Mae
Miller Gobble. He was a mem
ber of Psaim 91 Church, a vet
eran of the U.S. Army serving
during the Korean Conflict. He
was a graduate ofLinwood High
School. Upon graduation, he at
tended Hemphill Schools Inc. in
New York in a course in opera-
lion. maintenance and repair of
diesel engines. He was self-em
ployed as owner of Bel Way
Sigrts and Sunny Hill Estates.
Survivors: his wife, Betty
Morgan Gobble of the home; 2
sons. Gary Wayne Gobble and
wife Ann of Lexington, and
Larry Lynn Gobble and wife
Kathy of Williamson. Ga.; a
daughter.TeresaAshby and husband David of Le.xington; 8
grandchildren; a great-grandson;
and a sister. Helen Rogers and
husband Jimmy of Lexington.
Memorials: Psalm 91
Church. 930 Michael Road. Lex
ington. 27295.
Clyde Savannah Hatley
y Mr. Clyde Savannah HaiJey,
87, of Salisbury, died Saturday,
March 12.2005 at the Veterans'
AdminisMtion
' Stanley County
'0 the late John
Gertha Riser
Haticy. Mr. Halley was a graduate of Mt. Pleasant High School
class of 1936. He worked for40-
plus yean for Cannon Mills in
Kannapoiis. He was a member
of Liberty United Methodist
Church. He was a flight engineer
with the 8th US Army Air Force
during World War U. He flew in
a B24 Bomber named Tequila
Daisy which received fire over
Germany and flew into Switzer
land where they were held as
POWs. He and the radio opera
tor of the plane (Archie
Mclntyre) managed to escape
dressed as a Swiss boy and girl.
Mr. HatJey received the follow-
ing metals: Distinguished Flying
Cross, The Distinguished Air
man. the Crood Conduct metal,
as well as others. Mr. Hatiey was'
a gardener and fishetman in his
younger years. Mr. HatJey was
known for giving eveiyone he
met a slick of Big Red chewing
gum.
He was preceded in death by
his wife of 29 years, Ruby
Alexander. 2 brothers. John
David Jr. (Jay) and Bobby
Hatiey: 2 sisters. Elsie Ulley and
Mary Ellen Hatiey.
Survivors: 3 nephews; and 4
nieces:
A funeral service was held
Tuesday, March 15 at 2 p.m. at
Eaton Funeral Chapel. Burial
was in Rowan Memorial Park.
Saiisbui^.
Memorials: Liberty Method
ist Cemeteiy Fund, 141 Liberty
CircJe. Mocksvill; or the carity
of choice.
Carl R. McCJaney Jr.
, Carl Rufus McCJancy, Jr.,37.
^ ofDupom.Wash.diedMarch II.
2005. in Marion, S.C. as a result
of an automobile accident.
He was a native of Buffalo,
N.Y. He was a member of the
Winston-Salem Police Depan-
ment for 12 years. He had lived
in Washington Stale for the past
four months.
Survivors: his wife. Sharon
Wilkes McClaney of the home;
3 sons. Christopher, Carlos and
Andre McClaney. all of the
home: his parents, Carl R. and
Joyce M- McClaney of Buffalo.
N.Y.; 2 sisters. Kalhrine Walker
of Dupont. Wash, and Delonda
Moore of Buffalo, N-V.; his
mother and father-in-law. Marga
ret and Elliott Wilkes of Mocks-
vilie.
Funeral services were held on
Tuesday. March 15 at noon at
GreaterCleveland Avenue Chris
tian Church in Winston-Salem.
Pastor Sheldon McCancr offici
ated. Following the service, the
body was returned to Buffalo to
the Thomas T. Edwards Funeral
Home for final rites and burial.
Elizabeth Y. Miller
Mrs. Elizabeth Youmans
Miller, 85. formerly of Leantte
Lane. Mocksvllle, died Satur
day.March 12.2005 at Autumn
Care of Mocksvllle.
She was bom Nov. 19.1919
in Hampton County, S.C. to the
late Peter Alexander and Hettie
Mae Hamilton Youmans. Mrs.
Miller was a graduate of Hamp
ton High School and a nursing
school graduate. She was a lotig-
time resident of Beaufort. S.C.
where she was a member of the
Central Christian Church. Mis.
Miller was an active and lifelong
member ofthe Orderofthe Ease-
em Star. She retired from the
Order of the Eastern Star Retire
ment Home in Sumier. S.C.
where she had been the admin
istrator.
Mis. Miller was preceded in
death by her husband. Richard
Henry Miller on Jan. 7.2002:2
sisters and a brother.
Survivors: a daughter. Mary
Beth Dierickx of Wake Forest;
a son. Richard (Martha) Miller
of Mocksvllle: a sister, Billie
Baltzegat of Estill. S.C.; 3
grandsons: and a great-grand
son.
A memorial service will be
held in Beaufort. S.C.
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Penningion Phillips, 84, of US
North. Mocksville, died
^^nesday, March 9, 2005, at
^Baptist Medical Center in
Winston-Salem.
She was bom April 18,1920m^he County to the late Luke'
wdB^ie Phillips ft^g,^n.Phillips was retired fromMonleigh Gatment Company.'She was an active member of
Ljberty Baptist Church wheie
she was a member of the Help-
eis Class, Sunday school teacher
and sang in the chureh choir.
" "lember ofihe Mocksville Senior Citizens.She enjoyed flower gaidening.
sewing for her family, cooking
quilting and crocheting.
Phillips was preceded in2 sons, Cecil Phiflipsand Charles Phillips.
Survivors: 5 daughters, Faye( pence) Barneycastle of
EHejay, Ga., Wilma (Lowell)
Reavis Betty (Donnie) Harris,Patsy (Lindsay) Bolin, all of
Mocksville and Carolyn (Rick)Price of Clemmons; 3 sons,
James (Janette) Phillips of
Robbinsville. Bobby (Atdella)Phillips and Lester Phillips, all
of Mocksville; 2 sisters, WillieGieen of Washington State and
JoAnn Moore of Waynesbuig,Ky : 2 brothers, Brantley
Pennington of Hickory andRonnie Pennington of Lexing
ton, Ky.; daughter-in-law. Maiy
Lee Boger of Mocksville; 25
gt^&hildren; 41 great-grand-chtldren; and 3 great-great
grandchildten.
A funeral service was held at2 p.m., Friday, March 11, at Lib-
erty Baptist Church with the
Rev. Marvin Blackburn officiat-'ng. Burial was in the church
cemetery
Memorials: Liberty Baptist,c/o Lowell Reavis, 489 Duard
Reavis Road. Mocksville;
Gideons International, Davie
Camp, P.O. Box 182, Mocks
ville. or Oavie Hospice, P.O.
Box 848, Mocksville.
Carl Carman Smith
y Mr. Carl Carman Smith, 65,
of Main Church Road, Mocks
ville, died Tuesday, March 8,
2(X)5, at his home.
He was bom Feb. 17, 1940,
in Davie County to the late
James and Lola Taylor Smith.
Mr. Smith was retired from
TMW Trucking and had been a
truck driver for more than 42
years, hauling locally and over
land. He was a member of the
US National Guard. Mr. Smith
was a member of Blaise Baptist
Church and a former member of
Jerusalem Baptist Church. He
had coached football and Little
League baseball at William R.
Davie Elementaiy School. Mr.
Smith took pleasure in meeting
his friends for breakfast at Mill
ers Restaurant and spending
time with his grandchildren.
Survivors: his wife, Sylvia
Ann Hamilton Smith of the
home; 2 sons. Chuck Smith and
Monty (Tammy) Smith, all of
Mocksville; a sister, Lola
(Johnny) Hellard of Mocksville:
4 brothers, Yoman (Patsy) Smith
of Mocksville,Russell (Mildred)
Smith of Advance, Randy
(Libby) Smith of Union Grove
and Jerry Smith of Mocksville:
step-mother, Lucille Taylor
Smith of Mocksville; 3 grand
children; and special friends.
Bud and Irene Stroud of Mocks
ville.
A funeral service was held at
8 p.m., Friday, March 11, at
Blaise Baptist Church with the
Revs. Jimmy Lancaster and
Glenn Sellers officiating. A
graveside service was held at 11
a.m., Saturday, March 12. in
Blaise Baptist Church Cemetery.
Memorials: Rowan Hospice.
512 Klumac Road; Suite 3,
Salisbury, 28144; or Hospice/
Palliative CareCenter, 1100 C
South Stratford Rd., Winston
Salem, 27103.
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Roland L, Steinkraus
Mr. Roland L. Steinkraus, 86,
of Salisbury, died Tuesday,
March 8, 2(>0S at Rowan Re
gional Medical Center in
Salisbury.
He was bom on June 6,1918
in Albion, Mich, to the late Aria
Matilda Buscb Steinkraus and
Ludwig (Louis) Herman
Steinkraus. He was educated in
Jackson, Mich, schools,
Vendercook Lake Grade & High
School, the University of Michi
gan School of Architecture and
business administration at
Michigan State University. He
was employed by Jackson Citi
zen Patriot newspaper, Thom
McCann Shoes, United Shirt
Distributors,Reynolds Spring &
Wire Co., where be supervised
the cost accounting section and
a yearin budgeting, and at Union
Steel Products Co. in Albion
where he worked for 39 years
before retiring on Jan. 2, 1977.
He was temporarily employed
with Rowan Surveying for 3
months. He served in the U.S.
Army Air Corp for four years
with the Coast Anillery Barrage
Balloons in Trinidad, Suriname;
France and Germany. He was a
member of the National Accoun
tants Association At Large, Vet
eran of Foreign Wars and Na
tional Management Wolverine
Council.
He was preceded in death by
a son, James Louis Steinkraus.
Survivors: his wife, Fannie
Lucille Trexler Steinkraus; a
daughter, Paula E. Williams and
husband Ed of Mocksville; and
a grandson.
His funeral service was held
at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 12 at
Sutnmersett Memorial Chapel.
Burial was in U.S. National
Cemetery.
Memorials: Meals on Wheels
of Rowan, P.O. Box 1914,
Salisbury, 28145.
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Lala BuUin Tesh
/ Mis. Lala Bullin Tesh, 90, of
Bermuda Terface, Advance, died
Saturday, March 12, 20DS, at
Foisyth Medical Center.
She was bom April 29,1914,
in Surry County to Gabe and
Maggie Wood Bullin. Mrs. Tesh
attentled First Christian Church
of Clemmons and was preceded
in death by her husband, Oscar
Keller Tesh; a son, Keller Wayne
Tesh; a great-granddaughter,
Ashley Sykes; 4 brothers and 5
sisters.
Surviving: 3 daughters, Joan
T. Meadows and husband, Eddie,
of Clemmons, Peggy T. Dull and
husband, Frank, of Kemersvllle,
Kay T. Haas and husband. Bob,
of Advance; a daughter-in-law,
Linda Tesh of Advance; a
brother, Crover Bullin ofWtlson;
11 grandchildren; 17 great
grandchildren; and a special
caregiver, Becky Wood.
A funeral service was held at
11 a.m. Monday, March 14, in
Hay worth-Miller-Silas Creek
Chapel with Stacy Abemathy
officiating. The burial service
was private for family only.
Memorials; First Christian
Church of Clemmotis or Glenn
View Baptist Church.
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Mr. Van Raymond Thomas,
52, of Shenills Ford, died Friday,
March 11,2(X)S, at his home.
He was bom March S, 1953,
in Marlboro COunty,S.C. to Lilly
Beatrice Thomas, Mr. Thomas
was the owner and operator of
VT Builders.
Surviving: his wife, Tanya
Dunn Thomas of the home; a
daughter, Kari Thomas of
Tampa,Fla.; ason,KyIe Thomas
and wife, Molly, ofAdvance; his
mother-in-law, Margaret Dunn; 2
grandchildren.
A funeral service was held at
4 p.m. Sunday, March 13 at
Hayworth-Miller Kinderton
Chape] with the Rev. Joel K.
Boyles officiating. Burial fol
lowed in Redland Pentecostal
Holiness Church cemetery.
Memorials: American Heart
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100, Greensboro 27409.
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Dorothy Cordelia Allen
J Mrs. Dorothy CbideliaAlIen,
82, of Cedar Rock Assisted Liv
ing, Mocksville, died Sunday,
March 20,2005. *
She was bom in Oavie
County on OcL 18, 1922 to the
late Ceoige W. and Lillie Mae
Riddle Allen. Mrs. Allen retired
from Monleigh Garment Co. af
ter 25 years of service.
Survivors: 2 brothers, Wayne
(Sarah) Allen and Virgil Gray
Allen, all of Winston Salem; and
2 nephews.
Services will be held at a later
date.
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Mary Lapish Boger
J Mrs. Mary Lapish Boger, 93.
of Farmington Road, Mocks
ville, died Thursday, March 17,
2005, at Davis Regional Medi
cal Center in Statesville.
She was bom April 15,1911,
in Davie County to the late
Ernest and Irene Leach Lapish.
Mrs. Boger was retired from
Manes Knitting with more than
40 years of service. She was a
member of Manes United-Meth
odist Church in Winston-Salem.
Mrs. Boger enjoyed flower gar
dening, canning, cooking, sitting
and relaxing in her backyard
swing reading Bible stories and
listening to country and gospel
music.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, David Carl Boger
in 1976; a daughter. Maty Ruth
Seats; a son, Joe Nathan Boger;
a daughter-in-law, Qzell Boger,
agrandson, Ernest Boger; and 3
brothers, John Lapish, Ruben
Lapish and W.H. Lapish.
Survivors; 3 child^ Martha
Viiginia (Kenneth) Lanier, Tho
mas David (Janet) Boger, and
Hubert Samuel Boger. all of
Mocksville; a daughter-in-law,
Helen Boger of Mocksville; 10
grandchildren; 14 great-grand
children; 4 great-great grand
children; and several nieces and
nephews.
A funeral service was held at
7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 19,
at Baton Funeral Chapel with the
Rev. Franklin Myers officiating.
A graveside service was held at
2 p.m., Sunday, Match 20, in the
Center United Methodist Church
Cemetery.
Memorials: Center United
Methodist cemetery fund, c/o
Linda Owings, 728 Wilkesboro
St., Mocksville.
Theodore Schulyer DavisV Mr. Theodore Ted Schuyler
Davis, 77, of NC 801 N., Ad
vance, died Saturday, March 19,
2005, at Davie County Hospital.
He was bom Aug. 9, 1927,
in Portland, Ore. to the late
Schuyler Eupne and Laurel
Peterson Davis. Mr. Davis had
38 years of service with AT&T
He worked as a part-time me
chanic, andenjoyed working on
VWs in his home shop. He was
a NASCAR fan. Mr. Davis was
a chaner member of Btead of
Life Baptist Church, where he
had been active in the church
construction. He had served his
country while in the Merchant
Marines and the US Army and
was a member of VFW Post
8719 in Advance. Mr. Davis was
a graduate of Berkley High
School in Berkley, Calif.
Mr. Davis was preceded in
death by a son, Jerry Davis; a
daughter, Susan Neely; and a
great-granddaughter, Cady
Neely.
Survivors: his wife of 58
years, Irene Pilcher Davis of the
home; 2 sons, Roger (Shelia)
Davis of Advance and Larry
(Peggy) Davis of Mocksville; 7
grandchildren; 8 great grandchil
dren; and 3 step-great grandchil
dren.
A funeral service was held at
2 p.m., Monday, Match 21, at
Eaton Funeral Chapel with Pas
tor Dan Musser officiating.
Burial was in ^rmington Com
munity Cemetery.
Memorials: Bread of Life
Baptist, 4557 NC 801 N.,
Mocksville.
Hugh Mitchell Frost
</ Hugh Mitchell Frost, 55, of
Mocksville, died March 16,
2005 in Forsyth Medical Center.
He was the son of the late ^
Rufus and Kopelia Frost. He
graduated from Davie High
School in 1967.
His funeral service was held
March 18 at 2 p.m. in the chapel
of Graham Funeral Home in
Mocksville. Burial followed in
Piney Grove AME Zion Church
Cemetery.
He is survived by a sister,
Rebecca "Beck" Frost of the
home.
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. Jerry Ray Hamm
y Mr, Jerry Ray Hamm. 59. of
Mockjville, died March 14
-005 al his home.
He was born May 18. 1945,in Ashe County to Russell James
and Ivalee Osbome Hamm. Heserved in ,he U.S. Army during
'he Vietnam Conflict. MrHamm graduated from Pied
mont Bible College and was the
former principal and taught al
Immaiiuel Christian School.
Survivors: his wife, WandaGail Reece Hamm of the home
, i""'- Steven Paul Hamm andJody todd Hamm and wife Jen-
ntferDay.allofMocksville.andWilliam Russell Hamm ofSumter. S.C.; 3 brothers, Wayne
Hamm and wife Virginia ofPin
nacle. Earl Hamm and wife
Shirley of Creston and Jay
Hamm and wife Yvonne of
Wanensville;andasisier.in.iawCleuHamm ofCreslon.A fiineral service was held at
11 a.m. Friday, March 19 at
Westbend Baptist Church withihe Rev. S. Carroll Bibb offlei-
altng Burial followed in the
cnureh cctueicjy.
Davyejo Holtzapple
MissDavyejoHoItaapple.7,of Sofley Avenue, Mocksville,'
died Tuesday, March 15.2005 al
Carolina Medical Center in
Charlotte.
She was bom June 11,1997,
in Sunbury, Pa., to David
Holtzapple and Debbie S,
Snydcr Rowe, She was a mem
ber of Trinity Baptist Church.
Survivors: her mother and
stepfather. Debbie and Brandon
. Rowe of Mocksville; paternal
grandparents, Earl and Patricia
Holuappie of Sunbury, Pa.; ma
ternal grandparents. Ronald and
Debra Stiyder of Mocksville; a
brother, Gregory Montgomery
ofMocksville; and 2 sisters. Pa
tience and Madison Montgom
ery, both of .Mocksvdle.
Her funeral was held at 1
p.m. Friday, March 18 at Trinity
Baptist Church in Mocksville
with the Rev. Darrell Cox offi
ciating. Burial followed in Rose
Cemetery,
Oren Wilson Houston
y »Q Wilson Houston.^ 89. of Slatesville, died MondayMarch 14, '
2005 at IredellMemorial Hos- ^ ^
bom in Iredell I ^
County on Jan.
AmosPressley Houston andEffie Earp. He was a fanner and
retired from J.P. Stevens.
In addition to his parents he
was preceded in death by his
*'fe, the former Magdalene
*jregofy,
Siirvivors: a daughter,Lucille Houston Beck ofStatesville. 2 brothers. Roby
Houston and L, G. Houston,both of Statesville. 3 sisters.
Kulh Bowers of Mooresvilie
Margaret Gurley and Irene
Parks, both of Statesville; 3
grandchildren; and 7 great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted on Friday. March ]8 at
n a.m. at Pleasant \fiew Bap-
list Church wtih Brother JasonWhitley and the Rev. Bobby
Jones officiating. Burial fol
lowed in the church cemelciy
Memorials; Pleasant ViewBaptist Building Fund, 1263 H
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John Lewis Ijames
y Mr. John Lewis Ijames. 83. •
of Qark Road. Cooieemee. died
Thursday.Marchl7,2005atthe .
VAMedicaiCenierinSalisbuty. 'He had been seriously ill for 3
years.
Mr. Ijames was bora on Oct.15, 1921 in Davie County to the
late Bessie Hudson Ijames and ;
James Ijames, He was educated :
in Davie schools, was retired •
from Ingersoll-Rand and a
World War II veteran ofthe U.S.
Army. He wasamemberofLib-
ertyAME Ziort Church in Cooi
eemee.
He was preceded in death by
» son, James Lewis Ijames. in
1989. I
Survivors: his wife,
Magdalene Neely Ijames; 2
sons, Nathaniel Ijames of New .
York and Benjamin Ijames of
Cooieemee; 2 daughters,
Annelle Ijames ofthe home and
Linda Ijames of Cooieemee; 2
ststOT. Vernell Baiger and Birile
While, both of Cooieemee; 5
grandchildren: and 3 great
grandchildren.
His funeral was held al noon
on Monday. March 21 at AJl.
Kclsey Memorial Chapel in
Salisbury with the Rev, Mildred
Lawson officiallng. Burial fol
lowed in U.S. National Cem
etery in Salisbury.
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1 Wiley John Moore
w Mr. Wiley John Moore, 85,
ofGrey Street, MocksviUe,died
Wednesday, March 16, 2005, at
Forsyth Medical Center in Win-
sion-Salein.
He was bom Jan. 16. 1920.
in Davidson Cooniy to the late
John Birch and Nettie Hinson
Moore. Mr.'Moore was an
owner/operator of the barber
shop where he worked. He was
a tnember of Comaizer Baptist
Church.
Survivors; his wife. Annie
Carter Moore .of the home; a
daughter. Sandy (Chuck) Quinn
of Salisbury: and 2 grandchil
dren.
A funeral service was held at
2 p.m.. Friday, March 18. at
Eaton Funeral Chapel with the
Revs. Richard Whiteheart and
Elmer Day officiating. Burial
was in Rose Cemetery.
Memorials; Comatzer Bap
tist. 1372 Cornalzer Road,
Mocksvilie.
Betty Lou Younce Morris
Belly Lou Younce Morris.
76. of Sanford. died Thursday.
March 17,2005 at her residence.
Her funeral service was held
Sunday, March 20 at 2 p.m. at
Bridges-Cameron Funeral
Home Chapel in Sanford with
the Rev. Scott Weinkauff offici
ating. Burial was in the
Cornalzer United Methodist
Church Cemetery. Mocksvilie.
on Monday at 11 a.m.
Mrs. Morris was bom in
Clintwood. Va., a daughter of the
late Leonard T. Younce and
Chloe Hannah Younce.
She was preceded in death by
her husband. Everette Walker
Morris Jr.
Survivors: a son, Jeffery
Scott Morris of Sanford; a
daughter. Terry M. Clemmer of
Sanford; a brother, Elmer Gray
Younce of Bristol. Va.; and 2
grandchildren.
Memorials: Community
Homecarc/Hospice. 110-B
Fields Drive. Sanford. 27330.
Jeffery Dean Oliver
J Jeffery Dean Oliver, 52, of
Ralph Road. Mocksvilie, died on
Wednesday. March 16. 2005 at
his residence.
Bom In Ashe County on
April 15. 1952. he was the son
of the late G. Roscoe and Ruth
Stamper Oliver. He was of the
Baptist faith and a member of
the Land Mark Baptist Church.
Survivors: a son. Brandon
Oliver of Mocksvilie; a daugh
ter, Stephanie (Damon) Reece of
Mocksvilie; 5 brothers, Jack
Oliver. Jimmy Oliver, Jerry
Oliver and Jay Oliver, all of
Ashe County, andJohnny Oliver
of Clemmons; a sister. Judy
Miller of Millets Creek; and a
granddaughter.
He was preceded in death by
a brother, Joe Oliver.
A graveside service was held
on Friday. March 18 ai 3 p.m. at
Westlawn Gardens of Memory
with Chaplain Ken Bradsiock
officiating.
Memorials: Hospice/Pallia-
■tive Care Center. MOO-C S.
Stratford Road. Wnston-Salem.
27103.
William Eugene Ray
Mr. William Eugene "Bill"
Ray.69.ofWinslon-Salcm. died
Saturday, March 19, 2005 at
BetmudaTerrace Nuning Home
in Advance i.-,. . ^ ■
tended illness.
Ollis Ray. Mr.Ray was retired owner of Sports
Advertising Unlimited and a
member of Mocksvilie Wesley-
an Church.
Survivors: his wife, Sandra
Ray of Mocksvilie; his son and
daughler-ln-taw, William E.
"Gene" 11 and Teresa Ray of
Winston-Salem; a grandson;
and a brother. Robert Ray of
Rockwell.
A private graveside service
was held.
Memorials: BermudaTerrace .
Nursing Home. 316 NC 801.
Advance: or Hospice/Palliative
Care. IIOO-CS. Stratford Road.
Winston-Salem, 27103.
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1/ Mr. Robert Wade Robertson,
76. of Baileys Chapel Road,
Advance, died Saturday, March
19,2005, at Davie County Hos
pital.
He was bora Sept. 2, 1928,
in Davie County to the late
George LeRoy and Delia
Hendrix Robertson. Mr. Robert
son was an auto mechanic. He :
was a member of Fellowship
Baptist Church where he was a
former deacon and usher. Mr.
Robertson had been a former and
had worked as a welder at Jeffco.
He was a string musician.
Mr. Robertson was preceded
in death by a son, Roy Dale
Robertson; 3 sisters, Georgia
Shoaf, Catherine Carter and-
Onell Robertson; and 3 brothers.
Spencer Robertson, Paul Robert
son and Johnnie Robertson.
Survivors: his wife of 57
years, Gertrude Foster Robert
son of the home; 2 sons, Michael
Robertson and Ketuieth (Sheila)
Robertson, all ofAdvance; 2 sis
ters, Mabel Laird of Mocksville
and Lorene Goddatd of Lenoir
City, Tenn.; 2 sisters-in-law,
Marie Robertson and Frances
Robertson, both of Advance; and
2 grandchildren.
A funeral service was held at
4 p.m., Monday, March 21, at
Fellowship Baptist Church with
the Rev. Wayne Swisher offici
ating. Burial was in Dulin
United Methodist Church Cein-
etery.
Memorialsrbuilding fund of
Fellowship Baptist, c/o Shirley
Long, P.O. Box 2151.Mocks
ville.
Catherine B. Shoemaker
/ Mrs. Catherine Broadway
Barnette Shoemaker, 85, of
South Salisbury Street, Mocks
ville, died Satiirday, March 19,
5oo5, at her home.
She was bom April 29,1919,
in Davie County to the late
James Monroe and Ola Gullette
Broadway and wu retired from
Erwin Cotton Mills. She was a
memberof Union Chapel United ;
Methodist Church where she '
sang in the church choir. Mrs.
Shoemaker had participated in
the Relay for Life. She enjoyed
flower gardening, crocheting
and was a doll collector.
. She was preceded in death by
her husbands, James Bristol
Bamette in 1947 and Sloan
Shoemaker in 1968; 3 sisters,
Margaret Gregory, Loudetta
Sledge and Inell Call; and 2
brothers, James Marson Broad
way and Walter M. (Coy) Broad
way.
Survivors: a daughter, Dreisa
Lefler of Winston Salem; a son,
Mickel (Alice) Barnette of
Mocksville; 4 grandchildren; 7
great-grandchildren; a compan
ion, Donald Allen; and friend,
Jim Cloer.
The funeral service was held
at 2 p.m., Wednesday, March 23,
at E^n Funeral Chsfwl with the
Rev. Jim Sanders officiating.
Burial was in Union Chapel
United Methodist Church Cem
etery.
Memorials: Union Chapel
United Methodist cemetery
fund, c/o Dorman Brown, 1805
U.S. 601 N., Mocksville.
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Mrs. Betty Arm Styers Smith, i
72, of Yadkin Valley Road, Ad- !
vance, died at 2 p.m., Wednes- I
day, March 16,2005, at Forsyth
Medical Center in Winston-Sa-
lem.
She was bom Aug. 29,1932,
in Forsyth County to the late
John Robert and Sarah Adeline'
Allen Styers. Mrs. Smith was
retired from City Nursing of
Winston-Salero. She cared for
the eld^y, even through her re- ^
tirement years. Mrs. Smith was
a member of Yadkin Valley Bap
tist Church. I
She was preceded in death by •
her husband, Edward Smith; 2
sisters and 2 brothers. |
Survivors: 2 daughters, Lynn |
Leonard of Lexington and ;
' Debbie Dennison of Mocksville;
4 sons, David Wyse of Germany, ,
Gary Wyse of Florida, Robbie
Wyse of Advance and Allen '
Wyse of King and their respec
tive spouses; a sister, Vivian
Westmoreland of Davidson
County; 10 grandchildren; a
great-grandchild; and several
nieces, nephews and cousins.
A funeral service was held
at 2 p.m., Saturday, March 19,
at Yadkin Valley Baptist Church
with the Rev. Ronnie Craddock
officiating. Burial was in the
church cemetery. ,
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Mr. Stewart was bom Feh ^4 107^' nCampbell W. & Juna Ojean Stewan h " '''®'««
Bapist Chureh in Roxboro. a member of Calvaor
Kimberly,
Kendall Chaffin and wife Melissa of^ Mocksville, andi«aTowe.yofHiclco,y!iai^^:i;;r^«=%'' ^"'Sh.ers. Mel-and Becky Stewan. b^ Tammy
and a sister. Patsy Recan boihnfp Stewart,
Sreat-grandchi/dren. ' '^srandchildientandi
with the fiineijser^^SS;^,^"'®^'^^®«<>««.Roxbom,Ptdlian officiating. Butial will follow in d.""c2h'^^ete,j!™"''
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,Vida Creola Whitman
t/ Vida Creola Dunn Whitman,
87. of Hobson Drive. Mocks
ville. died on Sunday, March 13,
200S at her residence.
Born in Davte County on
Nov. 16, 1917, she was. the
daughter of the late William A.
and Donitie V. Williams Dunn.
She was a homemakerand of the
Baptist faith and a member of
the Four Square Gospel Church!
Mrs. Whitman was precededin death by her husband of 17
years, Melvin P. Whitman in
1988, and by 4 brothers, 3 sis
ters and a great-granddaughter.
Survivors: a son William
Henry Waffibrd of tbejioine; 4-
^ghtets, Vi^ Carolyn (Wll-
iam) I^a of Las Vegas, Nev.,
Melba Uewellyn (LX.) Hall of
Lexington, Marjorie Louise
(Joe) Watson of Lexington,
Frances Kaye (Bill) Sanderson
of Mocksville; a brother. W.A.
Dunn Jr. of Mocksville; a sister.
Matictie Craver of Lexingtoii;
18 grandchildren; 37 great
grandchildren; and IS great-
gieat-grandchildren.
A celebration of life service
was held on Thursday. March 17
at 2 p.m. at the Davie Funeral
Chapel with the Rev. Jimmy
Lancaster officiating. Butial fol
lowed in Lexington City Cem
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Mrs. Evelyn Lula Granny
Wail Boger, 92, of South Main
Street, Mocksville, died late Sat
urday, March 26, 2005, at the
Clenunons Nursing and Reha
bilitation Center.
She was bom in Davie
County, Aug. 13,1912, to the late
Charlie Lemul and Liila Lanier
Wall and had been a homeinaker
and a farmer. She was a lifelong
member and the oldest living
member of the Oak Grove
United Methodist Church. She
had worked at the Mocksville
Grill and was a flower gardener
and grew many varieties. She
enjoyed crafts.
She was preceded in death by
a daughter; 5 brothers; and a sis
ter.
Survivors: a daughter,
Madelene (Von) Shelton of
Mocksville; 4 sons. Gene (Gar
denia) Boger of Mocksville,
Sherman (Inez) Boger of
Ellerbee, J. Harold (Maria)
Boger of Boca Raton, Fla, and
J. Harding (Merlene) Boger of
Vero Beach, Fla; a sister, Frances
McClamrock of Mocksville; a
brother, Tom (Nelda) Wall of
Mocksville; 18 grandchildren;
24 great-grandchildren; a sister-
in-law, Shirley B. Wall of
Mocksville; and several nieces
' and nephews.
Funeral services were at 7
p.m. Monday, March 28, in
Eaton Funeral Chapel with the
Rev. Charles Stewart officiating.
Burial was at 2 p.m. Tuesday,
March 29, in the Oak Grove
United Methodist Church Cem
etery,
Memorials: the Oak Grove
United Methodist Cemetery
Fund, c/o Glenas McClamrock,
179 Dusty Hill Road, Mocks
ville; or to a charity of the
donor's choice.
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Mrs. Margaret Fulp Cates,
76, of Winston-Salem, died
Wednesday, Match 23, 2005 at
Wake Forest University Baptist
Medical Center following a brief
illness.
Mrs. Cates was bom OcL 4.
1928 in Forsyth County to the
late Clingman and Vina Elledge
Fulp. She was a member of
Northwoods Baptist Church.
Mrs. Cates retited ftom Sara Lee
Corp. after 46 years of service
and for many years was a news
reporter for the Cana News.
She was preceded in death by
her first husband, J.C, Cates in
1986; her second husband,
Albert Johns in 2001 and half-
sister, Annie Mae Whicker.
Survivors: 2 daughters,
Denise Bell and husband Don of
Advance and Botuue Crotis and
husband Ben of Mocksville; 4
grandchildren; a half-brother,
Curtis Fulp; and half-sister,
Sadie Beeson of Wmston-Salem.
An 11 a.m. funeral service
was conducted Saturday, March
26 at Hayworth-Miller Silas
Creek Chapel with Rev. Michael
Waters officiating. Entombment
followed at Gardens of Memory
in Walkertown.
Memorials: Green Meadows
Baptist Church, 1646 NC 801N,
Mocksville, 27028; or to the
N.C. Stroke Assoc,, P.O. Bo*
57102, Winston-Salem, 27157.
Margie Louise Davidson
J Margie Louise Lanier
Davidson, 58, of Mocksville,
died on Saturday, March 26,
2005 at Forsyth Medical Center.
Bom on Aug. 3, 1946, she
was the daughter of the late
Jacob and Grace Hunter Lanier.
She had been employed at
McLean Trucking, RJR and
Davie County Schools. She was
a member of Oak Grove United
Methodist Church, where she
was a Sunday School teacher in
the children's division for many
years, was a member of United
Methodist Women, and the
Davie County Girl Scouts.
Survivors: the father of her
child. Dairy Davidson; a daugh
ter, Kany Leazer of Mocksville;
3 brothers, Vance "Gene"
(Helen) Lanier of Advance, Tho
mas J. "Tommy" Lanier of
Chugiak, Alaska, and Larry
(Patsy) Lanier ofAdvance; a sis
ter, Ethel Anderson of
Mocksville; 2 grandchildren;^ a
special lifetime friend, Merlie
Allen of Mocksville; and several
nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by
an infant daughter, Karen
Denise.
Funeral services were held
on Diesday, March 29 at 11 a.m.
at Oak Grove United Methodist
Church with the Rev. Charles
Stewait officiating. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
Memorials: Oak Grove
Children's Division, c/o Joyce
McClamrock, 140LowderLwe,
Mocksville.
^Hattie C. Dobson
Mrs. Hattie C. Dobson, 85,of Yadkinville, died Sunday'
March 27,2005 in Yadkin Nuis-'ing Care Center.
She was a native of Surry
County, and was of the Baptist
faith.
Survivors: 5 sons, Hugh and •
Sam Dobson of Yadkinville,
Mack Dobson of EUdn, James
Dobson of Mocksville and Eddie
Redmon of Fayetteville; 4
daughters, Earlene Russell of
Yadkinville, Elaine Cbulter of
Hickory, Carolyn Speaks of Har
mony and Marie Gaitherof Dale
City, Va.; 3 brothers, James and
Nathaniel Cockerham of EUdn
and Herbert Cockerham of
Washington, D.C,; a sister,
Patiicia Hamilton of Durham; 26grandchildren; 26 great-grand-
children; and 2 great-great-
Srandchildren.
The fiinerai service was held
Wednesday, March 30 at 3 p.m.
in the chapel of Graham Fimeral
Home in Mocksville. Bishop
Arvil Cockerham officiated and
burial followed in Clarks Chapel .Baptist Church Cemetery in
Boonville.
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Mn. Helen While Hutchins,
84, ofAn|eil Road. Mocksville,
died Wednesday, March 23,
2005, a( Autumn Care. She was
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was teiired from Hanes Distri
bution. She was a member of
Oak Grove United Methodist
Church. Mrs. Hutchins was a
homemaker.
She was preceded in death by
2 sisters, Mae OMaia and Eliza
beth Baity: and 3 brothers. Paul
White. Millard White and Rob
ert White.
Survivors: her husband of65
years. Edward Lee Hutchins of
the home; a daughter. Doris
(Bob) Coins of Mocksville; a
son. Wayne (Nancy) Hutchins of
Mocksville; a brother. Tom
White of Fotida: six grandchil
dren; and 9 great-grandchildren.
A funeral service was held at
11 a.m., Friday, March 25, at
Eaton Funeral Chapel with the
Rev. Charles Stewart officiating.
Burial was in Oak Cove United
Methodist Church Cemetery.
Memorials: OakGove Meth
odist Cemetery Fund, o/o
GlenasMcClamrock, 179 Dusty
Hill Road, Mocksville.
. Mary Lee Nichols
Mary Lee Nichols, 77, of
Harmony, died Monday, March
28.2005 at her home.
The funeral was to be Thurs
day, March 31 at 3 p.m. at Piney
Grove AME Zion Church in
Harmony, with the Rev. Lester
Fisher officiating and burial fol
lowing in the church cemetery.
The family was to meet with
friends one hour before the set-
vice.
Survivors: her husband. Rob
ert L. Nichols of the home: a
daughter, Andrea Nichols of the
home: a son, Robert M. Nichols
of Slaiesville: a brother. Floyd
Murdock Jr. of Spring Lake; 2
sisters, Velma Johnson of Har
mony and Elsie McDowell of
Staiesville; 4 grandchildren: 2
step-grandchildren: and 9 great
grandchildren.
j Kurt William Schneider
Kurt William Schneider. 78.
of Parkway Court, Mocksville,
died unexpectedly at home
Thursday, March 24,2005,
He was bomApril 19,1926,
in South Dakota. He served in
World War II and the Korean
War. In 1986, he retired from the
U.S. Postal Service and moved
to Mocksville, where he resided
until his death. He never retired
from farming. Mr. Schneider
was an active volunteer during
his retirement, serving in the
National Federation of Rural
Carriers. American Legion.
Franklin Ellis Lions Club,
Bethel Lutheran Churchs Men in
Mission and National Associa
tion of Retired Federal Employ
ees (NARFE). For the past eight
years, he volunteered at the
Davie County Senior Center
where he delivered meals five
days a week and made many
fftendships,
Preceding him in death were
his First wife Dorothy Schneider;
brothers, Henry Schneider, from
Aberdeen, S.D., Alfred
Schneider from Rockham, S.D.:
sister, Freida Stuckerfrom Spo
kane, Wash.: and step-son,
Curtis Stiles of Mocksville.
Survivors: his second wife,
Chariene Stiles Schneider of
Mocksville: 2 daughters, Carey
Schneider and husband David
Klima of Stiver Spring, Md. and
Connie A. Schneider of Colum
bus, Ohio: a stepdaughter. Pam
Stiles Cass and husband Leon of
Union Grove: 2 step-sons, Ken
neth Stiles and wife Tammy of
Sweet Home, Ore. and JeffStiles
ofTate, Ga.;2 brothers,Armin
Schneider and Anhur Schneider,
bolhofRedfield, S.D.: 17siep-
grandchildrcn: and 6 step-great
grandchildren.
The funeral service was held
at Center United Methodist
Church in Mocksville at 2 p.m..
Monday, March 28, and burial
followed at Bethel Lutheran
Church Cemetery in Salisbury.
Memorials: Davie Senior
Services Building Fund. 622 N.
Main St., Mocksville.
Mary Ethel Scott
Mrs. Mary Ethel Snead Scott,
101, of Howard Street. Mocks-
ville, for-
She was
bom May 31, 1903. in
Alexander County to (he late
John Rowe and Cora Martha
Gregory Snead. Mrs. Scott was
retired from Burlington Indus
tries with over 40 years of ser
vice. She was a member ofCool-
eemee Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Scon enjoyed being sur
rounded by her family.
She was preceded in deadi by
a son, L.G. Scott in 1997: a
daughter, Murlene Keller in
1998: a sister 3 brothers: and 2
half brothers.
Survivors; a son, James
Buddy Edward (Lillie) Scon of
Winslon-Salem; 6 grandchil
dren; 10 great-grandchildren; 2
great-great-grandchildren: spe
cial niece. Jo Ann Day; and sev
eral nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was held at
3 p.m., Thursday. March 24, at
Eaton Funeral Chape! with Rob
ert Creason and Doll Foster of
ficiating. Burial was in Libeny
United Methodist Church Cem
etery.
Memorials: Storehouse For
Jesus, 464 Depot St.. Mocks
ville.
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Mocksville, NC
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 31,2005
Roy E. Speer
Mr. Roy E. Speer, 69, of
Mock5ville',died Sunday March
27,2005 at Davie Couniy Hos
pital.
Mr. Speer was bom Nov. 15,
1935 in Yadidn Couniy to Eirv
and Myrtle Collins Speer. He
was a farmer and worked at
Heritage Furniture and at Davie
County Hospital. Mr Speer
loved working with his tractors
and was a generous man. He was
a member of Chestnut Grove
United Methodist Church.
He was preceded in death by
his parents, and a brother, J.W.
Speer.
Surviving: his wife of 48
years, Minnie "Lib" Smith Speer
of the home; 2 sons, Ervin and
Dawn Speer of Navarre, Fla.,
and Donald and Stephanie Speer
of Hope Mills; adaughter. Mel
issa and Tommy Baity of
Mocksville; 4 grandchildren; a
great grandchild; 3 brothers, Leo
Speer. William Speer, David
Speer, all of Mocksville: 3 sis
ters, Bonnie Harris, Doris
Gunier both of Mocksville and
Ruby Goss ofYadkinville; a spe
cial family member, Donald
"Fireball" Jones of Mocksville
and numerous nieces, nephews,
cousins, relatives and friends.
His funeral service will be
held 11 a.m. Wednesday, March
30 at Chestnut Grove United
Methodist Church with Revs,
Jim Sanders and David
Gilbreath conducting the ser
vice, Burial followed the service
in the church cemetery.
Memorials; Chestnut Grove
Methodist Church Cemetery
Fund, c/o Kenny Harpe, 470
Elmore Road, Mocksville,
/ Cora Lee Studevent
' Mrs. Cora Lec Blackburn Studevent. formerly of Hillcrest Drive,
Mocksville, died Wednesday, March 23,2005 at Autumn Care Nurs
ing Home, Mocksville.
She was bom in Harmony, a daughter of the late Daisy Carson
and Harold "Hal'" Blackbum Sr. She was educated in Harmony
public schools, graduated from Houston High School and anended
night school at Davie County Hospital to become a nursing assis
tant. She retired after 28 yean as a nursing assistant at Davie County
Hospital. She was a member of Pleasant Hill Baptist Church in
Hampionville. and a member of the Rose De MoU Eastern Star.
Chapter53l.
She was preceded in death by her husband. CTyde Studevent Sr.,
and a son, Clyde Snidevent Jr.
Survivors; a daughter-in-law, Willie Marie Studevent ofGreens
boro: 2 sisters, Evella Foole of Mocksville and Celeste Blackburn
of Hampionville; 1 grandchild; and 3 great-grandchildren.
Her funeral was held at 1 p.m. Saturday. March 26 at Pleasant
Hill Baptist Church in Hampionville, with the Rev. Waller Tidline,
pastor, officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery.
Kathy Jordan Talley
Mis. Kalhy Jordan Talley, 47,
of Woodleaf. died Sunday,
March 27,2005, at her home.
She was born in Rowan
County to
Blanche Smith
Jordan of
STH Cooleemee
and the late
LomanDewey
Jordan andhad
worked
^ United Ply
wood. Mrs. Talley was a mem
ber of Gays Chapel United
Methodist Church, where she
had been a member ofthe UMW
and sang in the choir. She bad
been a member of Parker Guild.
Mrs. Talley was preceded in
death by her father in 2003; a
brother-in-law, Ronnie Talley;
and a nephew. Christopher Jor
dan.
Survivors: her husband,
Donnie Talley of the home,
whom she matiied on March 27,
1992; a sister, Joyce (Tony)
Wagner of Mocksville; 3 broth
ers, David (Linda) Jordan of
Mocksville, Johnny (Linda) Jor
dan of Cooleemee and Joe
(Monica) Jordan of Mocksville;
father and mother-in-law, Jim
and Judy Talley of Woodleaf; a
sisler-in-law, Renae (Craig)
Brown of Woodleaf; 2 nieces;
and 9 nephews.
A funeral service was held at
2 p.m. on Tuesday March 29, at
Gays Chapel United Methodist
Church, Salisbury with the Revs.
Tony Jordan and Shelby
Harbour officiating. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
Memorials: Gays Chapel
Methodist, 5545 Woodleaf
Road, Salisbury. 28147.
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Mr. Henry Patterson Tho
mas, 84, of Gemmons, died Sat
urday, March 26,2005 at Davie
County Hospital.He was Jan. 24,1921 in
Kemersville to the late Daniel
Bufotd and Dora Anna PendraThomas. Mr. Thomas graduated
from Kemersville High School
in 1939. He served in the U.S.Navy from 1939 through 1945.
He married Hazel Foster on
Sept. 21,1946. Mr. Thomas re
tired from National Linen Ser
vice in 1977.Mr. Thomas was preceded indeath by by siblings Curtis Tho
mas, Beatrice Sheets, Garence
(Joe) Thomas, Lucille Merrilt,
Hazel Doble, Russell Thomas,Rosa Larsen and Sybil Cooke.
Survivors: his wife. Hazel
Foster Thomas of the Elms at
Thnglewood; 2 brothers, Robert
Thomas of Wnston-Salem and
Dan Thomas (Rosetta) of Evans-
ville, Ind.; a sister, Bess Brown
of Indianapolis, Ind.; sister-in-
law, Notre A. Thomas; sisters
and brothers-in-law, Walter and
Lucille Foster Orrell, WilliamFelix Reavis, Wallace B. Sparks,
Certiude Foster Robertson, John
and Colleen Foster Forrest,
Claude and Gladys Foster
McNeill, George L. and Ruth
Green Foster; and by a numberof nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held at
3:30 p.m. Monday, March 28 at
Hayworth-Miiler Kinderton
Chapel with the Rev. DavidSmith officiating. Burial fol
lowed in Dulin United Method
ist Church Cemetery.
Memorials: Dulin MethodistCemetery Fund, e/o Larry
McDaniel, 208 Howardtown
Road, Mocksville.
/LalTVan
Mr. Lai Tran, 96, oF Sain
Road, Mocksville, died Satur
day, March 26, 2005, at Davie
County Hospital.
He was bom Jan. 19, 1909,
in Vieuuun.
Survivors: his wife. Chum
Nguyen of Vietnam; 2 sons. Be
(Hong) Tran of Mocksville and
Xi (Qua) Tran of Texas; 11
grandchildren; and 8 great-
grandchildreiL
Funeral services were held at
5 p.m., Sunday, March 27, and
at 2 p.m., Wednesday, March 30,
at Eaton Funeral Chapel.
j Ray WeJtonlVexlerSr.
Mr.RayWeltonTiexlerSr.80. of Grove Street, Cooleemee,'died Saturday, March 26,2005,at VAMedical Center, Salisbury.'He was bom in Davie Countyon Feb. 26, 1925, to the lateAdam and Maggie Sells TVexler
Md was a retired tree surgeon.Mr. Trexler was a U.S. Marine
veteran of World Warn.Survivors: a daughter, EileenGail Irons of California; 2 sons,Ray W. Trexler Jr. of Washing,ton and Bmce Thomas Tiexlerof California; a sister, AngeleneBeam of Greenville, S.C.; 8grandchildren: 4 great-grand-children; and a special friend,James Whitley of Cooleemee.A graveside service withVRWDistrict 11 Honor Memo-nal Guard South Division riteswas to be held at 11 a.m. on
^unday, March 31, at RowanMemorial Park, Salisbiuy, withthe Rev. Tommy Register offi
ciating.Memorials: Camp Manna,P.O. Box 686, Cooleemee.
Maria Teresa Zakamarek/ Mrs. Maria TeresaZakamarek, 50, of 142 Springfield Drive, Advance, died Monday evening, March 28,2005 atthe Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home in Winston-Salem.She was bom March 25,1955 in Walbrzych, Poland toWladyslaw and AleksandraKwiecien Wlodarczyk.Survivors: her husband,Kazimierz Zakamarek of thehome; 3 sons, Robert Misior andwife Anna of Gemmons, and
Casey and Peter Zakamarek ofthe home; stepchildren, Joannaand Andrzej Zakamarek of Ad
vance; and 2 brothers, EdwardUrbanowicz of Elizabeth, N.J.and Jerzy Wlodarczyk of
Mocksville.A funeral mass will be saidat 11 a-m. Friday, April 1 at HolyFamrly Catholic Church by theRev. Brian Cook. Burial was in
Forsyth Memorial Park. Thefamily will receive friendsThursday, March 31 at Hay
worth-Miiler Kinderton Chapel.Memorials: Holy FamilyCatholic Building Fund, 4820Kinnamon Road, Gemmons,
27012.
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Mrs. Marsha Eudy DeSorbo.44, of Salisbury, died Sunday
April 3.2005.She was bora Dec. 3,1960,in Rowan County to Jack Eudyof Cooleemee and the late EdithMae Foster Eudy. Mrs. DeSorbohad been manager of Italy Cafdfor several years.She was preceded in death byher mother; and husband.
Ronald Kevin Myers,
Survivors: her father and
stepmother. Jack and Sue S.Eudy of Cooleemee; a daughter,Chelsea DeSorim of Salisbury;a sister, Cynthia Allen of
Salisbury; and 2 brothers, RonEudy of Cooleemee and Dan
Eudy of Hartford. Conn.
A funeral service will be heldat 2 p.m., Thursday, April 7, atEaton Funeral Chapel in Mocks-ville with Rev. Donna Smith officiating. The family will receivefriends from 1 to 2 p.m3urialwill be in Legion Memorial Park
in Cooleemee.
J Beqjamin GeterMr. Benjamin Geter, 76, ofWoodleaf. died Thursday,March31. 2005 in Rowan RegionalMedical Center in Salisbury.He was a member of NewJerusalem Holiness Church inWoodleaf, and retired from
Statesville Flour Mill.Survivors: his wife, LucilleFarr Geter of the home; 2 daugh-lers. Dianne Geter Brawley
(Michael) ofMt.Ulla, and ToniGeter Jones (Junior) ofSalisbury; 2 grandchildren; 3brothers, Albert Geter (Mary)and Nathaniel Geter (Shirley),all of Woodleaf, and Willie E.(«ter (Maxine) of Salisbury; 2sisters. Essie G. Leach (HalUe)of New Jersey and Areia G.Allen of Salisbury.
Funeral services were heldSunday, April 3 at 2 p.m. at NewJerusalem Holiness Church,with Bishop Willie Joe Gray of-ficialing. Burial followed in thechurch cemetery.
v/Emily Crater HolmesMrs. Emily V. Crater Holmes.89. of Winston-Salem. died
Wednesday. March 30,2005, at
Forsyth Medical Center.She was bom Oct. 5, 1915,in Yadkin County to WilliamAndrew and Julia JosephineBrown Crater. Mrs. Holmes wasa member of Konnoak Baptist
Church. She was a patient assistant at Baptist Hospital for 27
years.She was preceded in death byher husband, William PaulHolmes in 1997; and 4 brothers,Frank. James. Hugh and Barton
Rufus Crater.
Surviving: a son. Bill Holmesand wife Mona of Kemersville;2 daughters. Jeanelte Priestleyand husband James ofAdvance,
and Katherine Berrier and husband Roy of Lexington; 10
grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; and a sister, MarthaChloe Miller of Burlington.
Funeral services were held at
Hayworth-Miller Silas CreekChapel Saturday. April 2, at 2p.m. with Dr. Ray Hamilton officiating. Burial followed in
Forsyth Memorial Park.Memorials: Konnoak Baptist
Church. 400 McLean Ave.. Win
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j Lindu Sain Jordan
Linda Sain Jordan. 62. of of
Kannapolis. died Thursday,
.March 31,2005 at her home fol
lowing a number of years of de
clining health.
Her funeral was held on Sun
day. April 3 at 2 p.m. in Lady's
Funeral Home Chapel with the
Rev. Eddie Black officiating.
Burial was in Carolina Memo
rial Park.
She was bom Dec. 16.1942
in CabatTus County to the late
Elmer Eugene Sain and Beulab
McCullough Sain. She was a
member of Midway United
Methodist Church and retired
form Cannon Mills Plant One.
Survivors: 3 daughters, Gina
Jordan. Trina Lamberth and
Elizabeth Stallings, all of
Kannapolis; a sister, Jean Alwell
of Kannapolis; a brother. Walter
C- Sain of Kannapolis; and 4
grandchildren.
r Joy Elaine Leitch
Mrs. Joy Elaine Chaffin
Leitch, 52. of Avon Street.
Mocksville.died Saturday.April
2. 2005 at WFU
Baptist Medical
She was bomHi^Q^sjin Rowan
1953. to the late
iMelvin and
Geraldeen
Stanley Chaffin. She was a
homemaker who enjoyed cook
ing. new recipes, and growing
plants and flowers. She was a
collector of angels and attended
South River Church of Christ.
She was preceded in death by
her husband. Billy Leitch in
2002.
Survivors: a daughter. Sissy
Jones ofCooleemee; 2 sons. Sh
annon Funderburk of Cool
eemee and Daniel Henderson of
Mocksville; a sister. Deloris
(Sonny) Mansfield of Greens
boro; 5 grandchildren; and sev
eral aunts, uncles and cousins.
A funeral service was held at
3 p.m.. Monday, April 4. at
South River Church with
Brother Don Sloan officiating.
Burial was in the church cem
etery.
j Linda Diane Smiiey
Linda Diane Smiley. 57. of
Comatzer Road. Mocksville.
died on Tuesday. March 29.
2005 at Davie Place.
Bom in Davie County on
May 1.1947, she was the daugh
ter of the late Clarence and
Cietie Waller Bailey. She was
'employed in the telephone in
dustry and was of the Baptist
faith, having been a member of
Fork Baptist Church.
Survivors: Russell C. Smiley
of State Road; 2 sons. David
Eugene Smiley of Cooleemee
and Russell Brian Smiiey of
Mocksville; 2 daughters, Donna
Smiley (Timl Thurlo of Win-
ston-Salem and Michelle Smiley
Joyner of Lexington: 5 brothers.
Cecil. Johnny. Harold. Glenn
and Charles Bailey; 6 sisters.
Lillie Mae Potts. Kathryn
Bumette. Edith Allen. Anita
Myers. Judy Sherrill and Sandra
Craver. and 6 grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by
a brother. Jackie Bailey.
A celebration of life service
was held on Friday. April 8 at 7
pan. in the Davie Funeral Ser
vice chapel with the Rev. Jimmy
Lancaster officiating.
Memorials; AlzheimerAsso
ciation,Triad Area Office. 1315
Ashleybrook Lane. Winston-Sa-
lem.27103.
Cynthia Marie Smith
' Cynthia Marie Smith, 35. of
1147 Bcauchamp Road. Ad
vance,died Friday.April 1.2005,Funeral service was at 2 p.m.
Tuesday. April 5 in the Chapel
of Bryan-Lee Funeral Home in
Gamer. Burial was in Resilawn
Memorial Park. Durham.
Surviving: sons. Chris Smith,
Joshua Smith and Randy Biel. all
of Advance; mother. Shirley
Sharber of Gamer father. Rob-
en L. Smith of Port Orange. Fla.;
sisters. Joy Therese Holland of
Angier. Catherine Ann Haas of
Raleigh; brothers. Deirick Tho
mas Smith and Dan Lee Smith,
both of Clayton. James Allen
Smith of Wendell.
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J Allen Dean Bobbitt
Mft Allen Dean Eugene
Bobbbt. 52. of KJunie Road,
Mocksville.died Saiurday.Apiil
9,2005, at WFU Baptist Medi*
cat Center.
He was born June 24,1952,
In Oaiax, Va. to the late Jessie
Loyd and Helen Irene Anders
Bobbitt. Mr. Bobbitt was em
ployed by Baker Furniture^ He
enjoyed bunting, fishing and
spending time with bis childien
and grandchildren. Mr. Bobbitt
held a positive and caring atti
tude.
Survivors: his friend and
companion of 31 years, Mary
Gadson of Woodleaf; a daugh
ter, Natasha Gadson of the
home; 2 sons, Jamika Gadson of
Cooleemee and Anthony Gad
son of the home; 3 grandchil
dren; 5 sisters; 4 brothers; nu
merous nieces and nephews; and
friends at Baker Furniture.
A funeral service was held at
II a.m., Tuesday, April 12, at
Eaton Funeral Home Chapel.
Cremation followed.
Memorials: American Diabe
tes Assoc., 3109 Poplarwood
Ct., Suite 125, Raleigh, 27604.
j Madison Cralg Freeman
' Mr. Madison Ctaig Freeman,
89, formerly of Jericho Church
Road. Mocksville, died Thurs
day, April 7, 2005, at Davie
County Hospital.
He was bora March 3,1916,
in Davie County to the late Ed
ward and Lula Daniel Freeman.
Mr. Freeman was retired ftom
Greyhound Bus Uaes with 36
years of service. He was a mem
ber of Jericho Church of Christ.'
Mr. Freeman was preceded in
death by his wife, Frances Beck
Freeman on Feb. 29,2004; a son.Ronald Craig Freeman in 1982;
and a son-in-law, Lindsay Sonny
SeUsonAug. 16,2003.
Survivors: a son, Craig
(Audrey) Freeman of Mocks
ville: a daughter, Phyllis Free-
mM Sells of Salisbury; 4 grand
children; 6 great-grandchildren;
a sister, Marie Wanstall of
Wilmington, Del.; and brother-
in-law, Raymond Keller of
Mocksville.
A memorial service was held
at 3 pan., Sunday, April 10, at
Eaton Funeral Home cniapel
with Minister Chris Townsend
of Central Church of Christ in
Salisbury officiating.
Memorials: Carolina Bible
Camp, P.O. Box 1234, Mocks
ville.
/Boyd Gilbert Pack
Mr. Boyd Gilbert Pack, 80,
ofNCSOl South, Advance.died
Monday, April 11, 2005 at his
home.
He was bom March 20,1925
in Davie County to the late Gur-
ney Ray and Pearl Lanier Pack.
Mr. Pack bad been a farmer all
his life and a carpenter. Mr. Pack
was a veteran of the US Army
serving in World War n. He was
a longtime and active member of
Fulton United Methodist
Chirrch. He enjoyed spending
time with his family and travel
ing to the Virginia mountains.
He was preceded in death by
a daughter, Sherrie Pack, a sis
ter, Veta Shoaf and a brother.
Garland Pack.
Survivors: his wife, Janell;
Young Pack of the home; a
daughter, Beverly (Rex) Pack
Hobson of Clemmons: a son,
Stan (Jody) Pack of Advance; 2 n
sisters, lona Stewart and Vivian
Barnes of Mocksville; and 4
' grandchildren.
A funeral service was held at
3 pm., Wednesday, April 13, at
Fulton United Methodist Church
with the Rev. Karl Kelley offi
ciating. Burial was in the church
cemetery with military grave
side rites conducted by District
11 Memorial Honor Guard
South Division.
Memorials: Cemetery Fund,
Fulton Methodist, c/o Terry
Stewart, 3098 US 64 E. Mocks
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Mn. Nettie Haite Spillman,
94. of Junction Road, Cool-
eemee, died Wednesday, Appl 6,
2005, at her home. ^ '
She was bom Aug. 20; 1910,
in Iredell County to the late
Floyd A. Haim and the late Leila
McDaniel Haiie Taylor and was
retired from Burlington Mills.
Mis. Spillman was a member of
First Baptist Church in Cool-
eemee.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, John Thomas
Spillman; step-father, Floyd
Taylor Sr.; 4 sisters, Gertie H.
Flynn, Lucille H. Hendrix,
Mabel T. Hendrix and Lois
(Peggy) T. Ellis; and S brothers,
Carl A. Haire, Horace E. Haite,
Norman Thylor, Floyd Ihylor Jr.
and Lester Taylor.
Survivors: a daughter. Sue
(Frank) Earnhardt of Cool-
eemee; 2 granddaughters; 4
great-grandchildren; and numer
ous nieces and nephews.
A graveside service was held
at 3 pan., Friday, April 8, at Le
gion Memorial Park in Cool-
eemee with Rev.Totnmy Regis
ter ofiiciating.
Cindy L.Terry
y Cindy L. Terry, 52, of
Hickory, died Saturday, April 9,
2005 at her residence..
Bom July 1,1952 in Forsyth
County, she was the daughter of
the late Robert Bedford
Lemmons and Dorothy E.
Lemmons. She had worked for
Olan Mills Portrait Studios as a
proof consultant.
She was preceded in death by
her fother, a chief deputy with
the Davie Sheriff's Department,
her mother, and a brother, Rob
ert Alan Lenunons.
Survivors: her husband,-
Etlsel Teny of the home; a son,
Jason Alan Raison and fiance '
Beth Carswell of Hildebran; a
grandson; a' sister and brother-
in-law, Kim and Todd Howard
of Mocksville; and a niece.
A memorial service will be
held at a later date.
Memorials: Humane Society
No Kill Shelter. 3476 Valley
Arbors Drive. Hickory, 28601.
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/ Mr. Kenneth David Foster,
69, of Foster Road, Cleveland,
NC, died Ttiesday, April 12,
200S, at his home.
He was bom Aug. 8, 1935,
in Rowan County to the late
Samuel and Lucille Campbell
Foster. Mr. Foster was retited
from Fiber Industries with 30
years of service and had been a
former. He had worked as chief
of research and defense at the
Pentagon. Mr. Foster had been a
veteran, serving his countiy
from November 1958 until No
vember 1960, honorably dis
charged as a specialist ES.
He was preceded in death by
his first wife in 1995, Joyce
Marie Green Foster to whom he
was married for 39 years; a son,
Kenneth Mark Foster in 1967;
and 2 brothers, Harold Foster
and Spencer Foster.
Survivors: his second wife,
Linda Gray Foster of the home;
2 daughters, Ann (Tony) Gartner
and Holly Burgdofer, ail of
Mocksville; a son, Scott
(Brandy) Foster of Cleveland; 3
step-daughters, Kim Foreman of
Texas, Harriett St. Clair of
Statesville and Michelle Tharp
of Kentucky; 6 grandchildren;
and 4 step-granddau^ters.
A funeral service was held at
2 pjn., Friday,April 15,at Eaton
Funeral Chapel with the Rev.
Shirley JoitesofBciating. Burial
was in the South River United
Methodist Church Cemetery in
Woodleaf.
Memorials: South River
Methodist Cemetery Fund, 2880
South River Church Road,
Woodleaf, NC 27054.
Olivia Stroud FosterJ Mrs. Olivia Stroud Foster, 82,
of Somerset Assisted Living in
Mocksville, died Friday, April
15,2005 at Forsyth Medical Center in Winstoii-Salem.
She jvas a native of Iredell
County! bom Jan. 19, 1923, a
dwghter of the late Arthur P. andLizxie Mason Stroud. Mrs. R)s-
ter was a retired nurse's assistant.She was married on April 24,
1953 to Virgil G. Foster, who
preceded her in death. She was a
iMmber of Union (3iapel Bap
tist Church, where she was a
memberofthe Ladies Circle. She
was an auxiliary member of the
day Chapter 68 Statesville, and
an auxiliary member of the
County Line Fire Department.
Survivors: a son, Dennis G.
Foster and wife Patsy of
Mocksville, and a daughter,
Sandra Kay Vestal and husband
Steve, also of Mocksville; 4
grandchildren; 3 great-grandcM-
dten; and a brother, James Stroudand wife Hester of Statesville.
Funeral service was held
Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Union
Chapel Baptist Church, con
ducted by the Revs. Randy
Go<^ and Bobby Henderson. 'Burial followed in the church j
cemetery. j
Shyeime Elizabeth Harding
y Shyenne Elizabeth Harding,
infant daughter of Michael
Aaron and Therease Hartling of
Noithridge Court, Mocksville,
died Ttiesday, April 12,2005,at
Davie County Hospital.
She was bom Oct. 29,2004,
in Iredell County.
Survivors: her parents, of the
home; paternal grandmother,
Debra Harding of Teire Haute.
Ind.; patera^ grandfather, Jerry
Harding of Formersburg, Ind.;
paternal great-grandparents. Bill
and Helen Chapman of Terra
Haute, Ind.; paternal great
grandfather, Emil Harding of
Faimersburg; maternal grandfa-
ther, Clifford Webb of Mocks
ville; maternal grandmother,
Anna Abshire of Mocksville;
maternal great-grandfather,
Lawson Abshire of Phillis, Ky.;
6 uncles; and 3 aunts.
A memorial service will be
held at a later date.
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Mocksville, died April 16,2(105,in Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home in Winston-Solem.
She was a native of Rowan
Qjunty, but lived most ofher life
in Mocksville, where she woiked
at Lexington Furniture. She was
a member of Cedar Grove Bap
tist Church, where the fiineial
was held on Ihesday, April 19 at
3 p.m. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
Survivors; 2 sons, Louie(Cynthia) Howell and Anthony
(Sarah) Howell, both of
Mocksville; 3 daughters, Joyce
H. (John) Steele of Mocksville
Vanessa H. (Stanley) Brown of
Fayetteville, Ga., and Goldia H.(Donald) Smdevent of Cfaaiione;
10 grandchadren; and 2 great
grandchildren.
Eugenia Sophie Odolc^k
y Ms. Eugenia Sophie
Odolczyk', 87, formerly of
Hardisoh Street, Mocksville,
died Sunday, April 17. 2005, at
Cedar Rock Assisted Living.
She was born AprU 13,1918,
in Bronx, N.Y. to the late Stanley
and Maryana Ostroska
Odolczyk. Ms. Odolczyk was a
member of St. Francis Catholic
Church. She was retired from
Ward Leonard Electronics. Ms.
Odolczyk enjoyed traveling and
spending time with her famEy.
Survivors: 2 sisters, Mrs.
John (Stella) Kelley of Mocks
ville and Frances Btengel of Mt.
Vemoa, N.Y.; 6 nieces; 6 neph
ews; and many great-nieces and
great-nephews.
A funeral service was held at
9 ajn., Wednesday. April 20, at
St. Rancis Catholic Church with
the Rev. Andrew Diaper offici
ating. Entombment will be at 10
a.m., Saturday, April 23, at
Rowan Memorial Park. Memo
rials: St. Francis building fiind,
862 Yadkinville Rd.,Mocksville.
Burnice Leroy Parris
y Bumice Leroy "Bod" Parris,
61,Mr.HeniyRoad,Mocksville,died April 17,2005 at his home.
He was bom Nov. 8,1943 in
Buncombe County. Mr. Parris
had worked for Duke Power for
27 years. He and his wife, June,
were married for 41 years and
lived in Winston-Salem, until
ihey moved to Davie in 1972. ;
Bud's favorite.pastimes were
hunting, fishing and going to hiscabin in Ashe County. He was a
member of the Masonic Lodge
in Mocksville, and Fust Chris
tian Church in Kemersville,
where he was baptized on his
61st birthday.
He was preceded in death by
his father Norman Cauistopher,
his brother Fred Christopher, and
his grandmother "Maw" Belle
Raby.
Survivors: his wife, June
McGuire Parris; 2 daughters,
Angela Parris Stevenson of
Mocksville and Laura Parris of
Advance; a son. Will Parris of
Mocksville; 2 grandchildren; his
mother, Virginia Oiristopher of
Asheville; and 3 brothers, Kyle,
Lewis and Jeff.
The memorial service will be
held at 1 pnr., Friday, April 22
at West Side Baptist Church in
Winston-Salem. Memorials:
First Christian Church,
Kemersville or Hospice/Pallia
tive Care Center of Rowan,S12
Klumac Rd., Suite 3, Salisbury
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The Rev. Hubert Aaron
Carter, 74, of WilUains Road,
Mocksville, died April 20,
2005, at Forsyth Medical Cen
ter.
He was born March 13,
1931, in Davie County to the
late Sam and Nezzie Sheets
Carter, and was retired from
Ingersoll Rand. He had served
as pastor at King Community .•
Church in King, Gospel Baptist '
Church in Mocksville and
Davie BapUst Church in Ad
vance. Carter took pleasure in
preaching, his family and his
community and enjoyed travel
ing to the NC Mountains. He
had been active with the Boy
Scouts of America.
He was preceded in death by
six brothers, Clarence Carter,
Speedy Coteman Carter,
Ernest Caner, Allie Carter, Paul
Carter.and Billy Carter.
Survivors: his wife, Nettie
York Carter of the home; 2
daughters, Ann (Kyle) Stimsonof Lewisville and Gwendy
Carter Foster of Winston Salem;
2 sons, Ricky (Kathy) Carter of
Burlington and Brian (Tonia)
Carter of Mocksville; a sister,
Willie Mae Jones of Mocks
ville; a brother, Frank Carter of
Lexington; 6 grandchildren; and
3 great-grandchildren.
A funeral service was held
at 3 pan., Saturday, April 23, at
Comatzer Baptist Church with
the Revs. Richard Whitebeait,
Elmer Day and Dennis Caudle,
and Brian Carter officiating.
Burial was in the Comatzer
Baptist Church Cemetery.
Memorials: Leukemia and
Lyraphoma Society, 5950
Fairview Road, Suite 250,Char-
lotte, 28210; or to Boy Scouts
of America, PC Box 29046,
Greensboro 27429.
Florence Uene Downey
Mrs. Florence Bene Criddle
Kasell Downey, 88, ofAvon St.,
MocksviIle,died Saturday, April
23, 2005 at Kate B. Reynolds
Hospice Home, Winston-Salem.
She was bora Feb. 17,1917
in Bowman, S .C. to the late Wil
liam McKinley and Aris Shuler
Criddle. She was a member of
EUoree (S.C.) Baptist Church.
Survivor!: a son, Williani
McKinley Kasell of New Jersey;
a daughter, Aris Annette Rock-
hill of Mocksville; a grandchild;
and 2 great-grandchildren.
Graveside services were held
April 27, at 11 am. at EUoree
Baptist Church Cemetery.
William A. Everidge
f WiUiam Abraham Everidge,
80, Crestview Dtive.MocksvUle,
died Friday, April 22, 2005, at
Cedar Rock Assisted Living.
Born in Winston-Salem on
Dec. 14,1924, he was the son of
the late Paul Preston and Alma
Elizabeth Spaugh Everidge. He
was retired from the Bahnson
Company and was of the Baptist
faith.
Survivors: 2 sons, WUliam
Franklin "Frank" Everidge of
Bristol, Tenn., and Jerry
Everidge of Council Bluffs,
Iowa; 2 sisters, Alice Eftid and
Dorothy Ziegler; 7 grand-chil
dren; and 9 great-grandchildren.
A graveside service was held
Monday, April 25 at Oaklawn
Memorial Gardens, Winston-Sa
lem with the Rev. Robert Williaid
officiating.
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Misty Dawn Hall
Misty Dawn Tompkins Hail.
26.ofRock Springs Road. Har
mony, died Friday. April 22.
2005, at the WFU Baptist Medi
cal Center.
Tompkins of .J'vH
and Linda
Johnson
Vaughn of Harmony, and was a
homemaker. Misty loved to
take her son. Cameron, to the
park and to watch Cameron ro
deo- She also liked to shop with
her mom and to go to Baden
Lake, with her son and boy
friend. to visit her grandparents.
She was preceded in death
by her maternal grandparents.
Rufus Johnson and Arlene
Walker.
Survivors; her parents; her
step-father. Ricky Vaughn of
Harmony; a son, Cameron Lane
Ross of the home; her boy
friend. Cleo Ross Jr. of Har
mony; a brother. Bobby Ray
(Sandra) Tompkins Jr. of Har
mony; a step-brother, Chris
(Candice) Vaughn of Harmony;
paternal grandparents. Elwood
and Doris Tompkins of Baden
Lake; and 3 nephews. Bobbie
Joe Tompkins. Kenneth Ray
Tompkins and Bailey Vaughn.
A funeral service was held
at 2 pan.. Monday. April 25. at
New Union United Methodist
Church with the Revs. Galen
Hahn and Sam Adams officiat
ing. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Memorials; the Cameron
Lane Ross Trust Fund, c/o of
any Southern Community
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Mrs. Dorothy Beck Nesbit,
74, of Salisbury, died Monday.
April 25. 2005 at Rowan Re
gional Medical Center. ,
Salisbury.
She was bom Sept. 27.1930
•in Davie County, a daughter of
the late Lula Pulliam Pickler
Beck and Vestal Lee Becki She
was educated in the Woodleaf
schools, graduating from
Woodleaf HigS School and
Salisbury Business College.
She had worked for Rowan
Dairy. Wachovia Bank and
Bamhatdt Appliances. She was .
a member of Franklin Baptist
Church, and was a founding
member of the Ellis Saddle
Club.
Survivors: her husband. Ed
ward E. Nesbit. whom she mar
ried June 19. 1948; 3*sons.
Gary Nesbit and Tim NesBil.
both of Salisbury; a daughter.
Gail Nesbit Elwood of
Mocksville; a sister. Ruth Beck
Elliott of Salisbury; and 3
grandchildren.
Her funeral was scheduled
for 2 pjn. Thursday, April 28
at Summerseti Memorial
Chapel with Dr. Mark D.
Evans, minister of Concord
United Methodist Church.
Mocksville. and Chris Shoaf,
reader for the Christian Sci
ence Church, officiating.
Burial was in Rowan Memorial
Park.
Hubert Leon Parr Jr.
The Rev. Hubert Leon ParrJr.. 83. of Wilderness Way, died
Monday.April25,2005.
He was bom June 9,1921, m
Mobile, Ala. to the late Hubert ,
Leon and Marie Antoinette ,
Gascoigne Parr, and was a re- ^tired pastor having served sev
eral churches for 22 years. ,
He was preceded in death by
his wife. Mary Alleen Parr on
March 22,2(»2, to whom he
been married for 52 years; 2 sis
ters. Marian Gooch and Edie
Dinning; and a brother, Bill Parr.Survivors;adaughter.Karen
Smith of the home; 2 sons. Ri
chard Pan of Jacksonville. Fla.
and Stephen Pan of DeLand.
Fla.; and 4 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at a later date in Florida.
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Hospital.Bora in Watauga County onAug. 7,1939, he was the son ofthe late Earl S. and Susan SwiftBlackburn. He was employed bySoutheastera Freight as a truckdriver and was a member of
Blaise Baptist Chinch.He was preceded in death bya sister, Peggy Craven, in 2004.Survivors: 3 brothers, Eugene (Sharon) Blackburn of PortCharlotte, Fla.. Bill (Peggy)Blackburn of Raleigh and Roy(Margaret) Blackbura of Boone;3 sisters, Lois Blackburn ofBoone, Betty (Richard)Hutchens of Mount Airy; andMary (fohn) Pendiil of Manteo.A celebration of life service
will be held later.Memorials: Blaise BaptistSunday School Class, c/o GeneWhitaker, 134 Blaise ChurchRoad, Mocksville
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ofQevelantLNC died Thursday,Apijl 28,2WS, at his home.He was bom Oct 25, 1938,in Davie County to FloraTunerow Qeaty of Mocksville
and the late Qyde CJeaiy. Mr.aeary enjoyed yard tf ork, fish-ing, camping and motocross.He was preceded in death byhis wife, Mary Marlow Qearyin 1999; a son, Lester Clyde
Cleaiy; and 3 brothers, DavidCleary, Odell Cleary and an in
fant brother.
Survivors: his mother; 2daughters, Retha (Bobby) Kellerof Mocksville and Kim (David)Waugh of Troutman; a sont'Jarnie (Danielle) Clearyof StonyPoint; companion, DiannaSwing of Lexington and her twosons, Ricky Heath Swing andJohnathon Paul Swing; 2 sisters,Elizabeth (Leroy) Baity andMarie (Donald) Hawks; 4 brothers, Dotman (Dorcas) Cleary,Tommy Cleary, Kirk (Frances)Cleary and Wayne (Kaye)
Cleaty; 6 grandchildren.
A funeral service was held at2 p.m., Sunday, May 1, at Eaton
Funeral Chapel. Burial was inLiberty Baptist Chuich Cem-
eteiy.
Memorials: Iredell Hospice /PaUiadve C:are, 2347 Simonton
Road, Statesville. 28625.
Lessie Mae Moody .
/ Mrs. Lessie Mae Combs
Moody, 84, of US 601 North,
Mocksville, died Wednesday,
April 27, 2005, at the home of
her daughter.
She was born March 20,
1921, in Oxford Ur the late Ed
and Hattie Holbrook Combs.
Mrs. Moody was a member of
Calvary Baptist Chuich. She
enjoyed flower gardening and
sewing.
Mrs. Moody was preceded in
death by her husband, Grady
Moody in 1980; 2 daughters,
Diane Moody and Betty Sue
Moody; a son, Ronald Moody;2 sisters, Tessie Moody atul Efiie
Holbrook; and a brother, Ray
Combs.
Survivors: 3 daughters,
Lucille (Harold) Bledsoe of
Mocksville, Verna Owens of
Mocksville and Lois (Steven)
lysinger of Linwood; 2 sons,
Bobby (Becky) Moody of
Boonville and Donald Moody of
the home; 2 sisters, Dessie
lysinger and Emma TVsinger,
both of Lexington; 2 brothers,
Fonzo Combs of Cary and
Willard Combs of Berkley
Springs, W.Va.; 15 grandchil
dren; II great-grandchildren;
and a special friend, Jazmyne'
Carachure.
A funeral service was held at
2 p.m., Satuiday, April 30, at
Calvary Baptist Chuich with the
Revs. Jim Giyder and Ouis Wil
liams officiating. Burial was in
Rose Cemetery.
Memorials; Calvary Baptist,
1663 US 601 S., Mocksville; or
Hospice of Davie, P.O. Box 848,
Mockville.
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Mrs. Mary Catherine Weber
Pope, 83, of Angell Road,Mocksville, died FHday, April
29,2005 at Wake Forest Univer
sity Baptist Medical Center,
Winston-Salem.
She was bom June 24, 1921in Altoona, Pa. to the late George
and Katherine Strayer Weber.
Mrs. Pope was a member of St.
Francis Catholic Church. She
was a homemakerand had been
a caterer.She was preceded in death by
her husband, Eugene Roadman
Pope, in November, 2003.
Survivors: 3 sons, Eugene
(Patricia) Pope and Charles
(Cindy) Pope, both of Mocks
ville, and Richard Pope of
Mooresville; a daughter, Mary
Jane Pope of Mocksville; 3
brothers, Edtlie (Dee) Weber and
George (Eloise) Weber, borh of
Florida and Bill Weber of West
Virginia; 3 sister-in-laws, Nelda
Brown and Jo Shaw of Mocks
ville and Ruth Johanson of Min
nesota; 5 grandchildren; and 4
great-grandchildren.
A funeral mas was held at 11
a.m., Tuesday, May 3, at St.
Francis Catholic Church with
the Rev. Andrew Draper and Dr.David Gilbreath officiating.
Burial was in Batons Baptist
Baptist diurch Cemetery.
Memorials: St. Francis Cath
olic Church, 862 Yadkinville
Road, Mocksville.
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Billy Richard Satterfield/ Mr. Billy Richard Satterfield,
76, of Bermuda Run, died Sunday, April 17, 2005, at ForsythMedical Center surrounded by
loved ones.
He was bom June 16, 1928,in Forsyth County to Edward
Eugene and Esther Lashmit
Satterfield. Mr. Satterfield was
a member of Clemmons Rrst
Baptist (nturch. Mr. Sanerfreld
was a local builder and land de
veloper. His passion for golfbegan when he was a caddy in hisearly youth leading him to de
velop golf and country clubs. In
his 20s, he began construction of
single-family homes, which laterled to commercial development,
and one of Wrnston-Salem's firstbowling alleys. In 1970, he be
gan his ultimate dream of developing a golf and country club.In addirion to developing Ber
muda Run CUuntry Club, he was
instmmental in the developmentof Country Qub of South Caro
lina and Olde Beau Golf Club.
He was preceded in death by4 brothers, Norman E., FrankW., Ray D. and Max L.
Satterfield.Survivors: 3 daughters,
Pamela J. Satterfield and SharonS. Whitfield and husband Keith,
all of Sarasola, Fla., and Billie
Sue Satterfield of Black Mountain; 2granddaughters; 2 great-
grandsons; a brother, Edward E.
Satterfield and wife Kathleen; 2sisters, Gladys Scott and Betty
Spaugh and husband "Bub," all
of Winston-Salem; and an abundance of nieces and nephews.
A fUneral service was conducted at 11 a.m. Friday, April22, at Clemmons First Baptist
Church with Dr. Steve Foster of
ficiating.
Memorials: West Forsyth
Family YMCA, Partner with
Youth Campaign, 1150 S.
Peacehaven Road. Clemmons,
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/ Annie Koontz Dwiggins
Mrs. Annie Koontz
Dwiggins, 84, of Howard Street,
Mocksville, died Friday, May 6,
2005, at Autumn Care.
She was bora July 9, 1920,
in Davie County to the iate
Christopher and Delia Cartner
Koontz. Mrs. Dwiggins was re
tired from restaurant and food
service.
Mrs. Dwiggins was preceded
in death by a son, Bili Dwiggins,
in 1985, and a sister, Lizzie
Renegar.
Survivors: her husband, Paul
Dwiggins of Mocksviile; a
daughter, Joyce Shepherd of
Myrtle Beach, S.C.; a son,
Bobby Eugene Dwiggins ofAb
erdeen; 8 grandchildren; and a
great-grandchild.
A graveside service was held
at 3 pjn., Monday, May 9, at
Jericho Church of Christ Cem
etery with the Rev. George
Troyer officiating.
/ R.C. Gregory
Retired U5. Air Force Mas
ter Sgt. R.C. Gregory, 80, of
Goldsboro, died Thesday, May
3. 2005 at Wayne lyletnorial
Hospital.
The funeral was held Friday,
May 6 at 11 aJn. at First Baptist
Church,'Goldsboro, where he
was a member. Dr. Glenn
Phillips and the Rev. Scott
Thrailkill officiated. Burial with
fuU miUiary rights was in Wayne
Memorial Park.
Mr. Gregory was born in
Cooleemee and was the son of
the late Romie Charles Gregory
and Thelma Imes Gregory. Dur
ing his military career, he was a
prisoner of war in Japan and the
Philippines. He was a survivor
of the Bataan Death March.
Survivors: his wife. Myrtle
Sloop Gregory; a son, Rodney
Greogry and wife Penny of
LaGrange; a daughter, Melissa
Anoonof Goldsboro; 6 grand
children; stepchildren. Gene
Blake of Uland, Tommy Blake
and wife Faye of Wilmington,
Jeff Blake and wife Sally and
Jimmy Blake and wife Connie,
all of Burgaw; a brother, M.I.
Gregory and wife Betty of
Greensboro; and his sister-in-
law, Inez Gregory of Greens
boro.
Memorials: the charity of the
donor's choice.
/Stephen William Gimter
Mr. Stephen William Gunter,
52, of Cooleemee, died Satur
day, May 7, 2005 at Autumn
Care of Mocksville after a pe
riod of declining health.
He was born in Annapolis,
Md. on Match 6,1953, a son of
ihe^ate Cora Evelyn Ridenbour
Gunter and Sampson Gunter. He
attended a private schcMl in Lau
rel, Md. He worked for Schlitz
Truck Delivery and Hardee's.
He was a member of First Bap
tist Church of Cooleemee.
Survivors: his caregivers for
19 years, Helen and Tommy
Daywalt of Cooleemee.
His funeral service was held
at 4 pjn. T)iesday, May 10 at
Eirst Baptist Church of Cool
eemee with the Rev. Tonuny
Register, pastor, officiating.
Burial followed in Legionai
Memorial Park, Cooleemee.
Memorials: First Baptist of
Cooleemee, 284 Marginal St.
Myrtle Hawks Head
J Myrtle Hawks "Mama Head"
Head, 85. of Winston-Salem,
died April 29, 2005 at Forsyth
Mediciil Center.
She was bom April 21,1920,
in Carroll County, Va., to Will
iam C. Hawks and Mattie L.
Davis. She was a member of
South Fork Baptist Church. In
years past, she was the owner and
operator of a daycare service
where she was known lovingly
as "Mama Head."
In addition to her parents, she
was preceded in death by a
brother, J.W. Hawks; and a son,
William Donald Hauser.
Surviving: 2 daughters,
Glenda Faye Hauserof Winston-
Salem and Linda'Russell
Swicegood; 4 sisters. Ruby
Blakley, Julie White, Luzetta
Leonard and Flora Martin; 2
brothers, Guraie E. Hawks and
James Hawks; a granddaughter,
a grandson; and a great-grand
son.
Funeral services were held at
Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek
Chapel with Mark Taylor Brown
and the Rev. Tim Gammons of
ficiating. Agraveside service fol
lowed at Flat Ridge Baptist
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Reynolds Hospice Home in
Winston-Salem.He was bom Nov. 12,1923,in Davie County to the lateDalton and Addie KimmerHendrix. Mr. Hendrix was le-from Drexel Heritage Fur-ninite as a finishing room foreman. He had been a farmer withbeef cattle and had worked ashort time at Dixie Furniturebefore going to Heritage. Mr.
Hendrix was a veteran of the USArmy serving during World Warn. He was a long-time memberof Fork Baptist Church, a member of the Fork Civic Qub and a
former member of the Fork Vol
unteer Fire Department.
Mr. Hendrix was preceded indeath by a son. Jerry WayneHendrix in 2004 and a sister,
Nadine Norman.
Survivors: his wife, DebbieLavelle Hendrix, whom he hadbeen married to for 59 years; 3
sons. Gene (Delores) Hendrix of
Advance, Arnold Hendrix ofDanville, Va. and Timothy
(Maura) Hendrix of St. Petersburg Beach. Fla.; a brother,David Hendrix of Mocksville:
and 5 grandchildren.
A funeral service will be heldat 2 p.m., Thursday. May 12. atFork Baptist Church with theRev. Rol^rt Garrett officiating.The body will lie in state 30 min
utes prior to the service. Burialwill be in the church cemetery.
The family was to receivefriends Wednesday, May 11from 7-9 pjn. at Eaton Funeral
Home.
Memorials: Fork VFD, US
64 E.. Mocksville.
Nancy C. Lane
Mrs. Nancy C. Lane' of
Mableton, Oa., died May 7.
2005. Funeral services will be on
Friday. May 13 at 11 ajn. at
Elizateth Baptist Church. 4215
Cascade Road, Atlanta, with theRev. Craig L. Oliver, pastor, of
ficiating. Burial will be in
Mozley Memorial Gardens.
Survivors: her mother, SarahWiseman of Mocksville; a ^s-
ter.Patricia Sullivan ofWinston-
Salem; a brother. Reginald
Lyons of Mocksville; and other
relatives and friends.
Family visitation will be
Thursday, May 12 from 7-8 pan.
at Murray Brothers Cascade
Chapel. Atlanta.
yrMildred Oliver Parker
Mrs. Mildred Louise OliverParker. 73. of King, died Satur
day. May 2.2005 at Wake For
est Baptist Medical Center.
She was bom March 5,1932jn Yadkin County to Levi M.
Oliver and Pansy Hall Oliver.She was retir^ from N.C. Bap
tist Hospital in food services and
was a member of Friendly
Chapel Church, where she
taught the primary children'sSunday School class for many
years and was active in theWomen's Missionary Group.In addition to her parents, she
was preceded in death by her
husband, the Rev. James Edward
Parker, and a son, Verlon An
drew Parker..' Survivors: 2 sons and daughters-in-law, Officer EJd. "Mac"
and Maribeth Parker ofMocksville, and Gary Stevenand Carolyn Parker of Pinnacle;
a daughter and son-in-law, LenaSue and Bob Peddycord of Concord; 5 grandchildren; 11 step-
grandchildren; several step-
great-grandchildren; severalnieces and nephews; 3 sistersand brothers-in-law, Maye andCA. Burchette of Ronda, Gaye
and Garvey Shore and Patricia
and Bobby Fortner, all of
HamptonviUe.
A funeral service was held at2 p.m. Tuesday, May 10 atFriendly Chapel Church withBrothers Don Collins and JerryPardue officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
Clyde Baxter Williamsy Mr. Clyde Baxter Williams,
73, of Thomasville, formerly of
Cooleemee, died Monday,
morning. May 9, 2005 at the
residence of his nephew and
wife, Scon and Leslie Williams,
with whom he resided.
He was bom May 2.1932 in
Davie County, a son of Junle
Ross Williatns and Ethel Dyson
Williams. He was a former employee with Highland Mills and
was a member ofAllendale Bap
tist Church..
Survivors: 2 daughters.
Sherry Crouse of Cooleemee
and Shelia Jones of Greensboro;4 grandchildren; and a host of
nieces and nephews.
A graveside service was heldWednesday. May 11 at 11 azn.
in the American Legion Cemetery in Cooleemee with the
Rev. Bobby Metiers officiating.
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She was preceded in death by
her husband. David K. Bailey abrother,Bruce Shaver.andas^;i<er. Nancy S.Koontz.
Dalfir '^'■<=hardDale (Grace) Bailey of King-daughters. Cynthia Moore of
Virginia Gad_^neberry of King; 2 sisters^eolene S. (G.A.) Watson ofSal.sbury and Janie (San^)
fh w 3 grand.2''f'"=^S«a'-Srandchildren:and several nieces and nephews.A celebration of life servicewashehlMay,6at2p.n,.a,the
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Sadie Messick Jordanw Mrs. Sadie Messick Jordan.91. formerly of North MainStreet. Mocfcsviiie. died Saluday. May 14. 2005. at Auium,
Care of Mocfcsviiie.She was bom Oct. 26. 1913in Davie County to the lateClaude and Dora OwiggjnsMessicfc. Mrs. Jordan was re-tired from Cone Mills in
Salisbury and had worked at
Burlington Mills. She was achaner member of Victory Bap
tist Church.
Mrs. Jordan was preceded indeath by her husband. Scott Jordan: 3 sisters. Ruby Hellard.Mary Adams and Ethel Hellard:and a brother. Albert Messick.
Survivors: a brother. ClaudeMessick Jr. of Statesville; a sister. Gilda Chaflln of Durham: 2
stepdaughters, Judy Beck ofCooleemee and Lynda (Barry)-Myers of Mocksville; 3 step
grandchildren: 2 step-great
grandchildren: and severalnieces and nephews.A funeral service was held at2 p.m.. Tuesday. May 17. at Victory Baptist Church with theRev. Shelby Harbour officiating.Burial was in Rowan MemorialPark in Salisbury. TMemorials; Victory Baptist.P.O. Bo.\ 686. Cooleemee.
Rebecca Nail Lamb
Mrs. Rebecca Nail Lamb of
Greensboro died Tdesday. May
10,2005. at Moses Cone Memo
rial Hospital.
Bom in Mocksville to the lateWilli^ Franklin Nail and Mary
Call Nail, Mrs. Lamb was of the
Methodist faith. She enjoyed gar
dening. quilting and was an ani
mal lover.
She was preceded in death by
her husband. Earl Nixon Lamb,
and a son,' Dick Nail of
Mocksville.
Survivors include: her daugh
ter. Dianne Lamb of Greensboro;her daughter-in-law. Peggy Nail
of Mocksville; 2 grandsons; and
2 great-grandsons.
A private graveside burial was
held at Guilford Memorial Park.A memorial service, celebrating
her life, will be held.
Memorials: Humane Society
of Guilford, 4527 W. Wendover
Ave.. Greensboro 27409.
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Nancy Gay Moore. 77, of
Moeksville, formerly of
Radford, Va,, died Monday. May
9.2003 al Forsyth MedicdTCen-
ler in Winslon-Salem.
She was bom in Eggleston,
Va. on Jan. 18, 1928 lo the late
Thomas Marion and Edna Vir
ginia Sartan Hodge.
She was preceded in death by
a daughter, Linda Gayle Pack.
Survivors: her husband,
Henry H. Moore of Moeksville;
son and daughter-in-law, the
Revs. Roben M. and Joyce Pack
of Christianburg. Va.; 3 sisters,
Christine Brown of Ripplemead,
Va., Edna James of Rich Creek.
Va., and Lucy Sunett of Bassen,
Va.; 2 brothers, Seb (Buddy)
Hodge of Bassett and William
Henry Hodge of Pulaski County.
Funeral services were con
ducted Thursday, May 12 at 4
p.m. in the HomewaM Bound
Holiness Church with the Rev.
Joyce Pack officiating. Burial
followed in Sunset Cemetery
Christiansbuig.
Memorials: Homeward
Bound Holiness, 1622 McPeak
Drive, Christianbuig, VA 24073.
Francis E. Peebles
y Mr. Francis E.Peebles, 88, of
Burlington, died May 2, 2005
after one year of declining
health.
A native of Lee County, S.C,
he was the son of the late Charles
Henry Peebles and Mignon
Breedlove Peebles. He was a
1939 graduate of Clemson Uni
versity ajtd an U.S. Army Air
Corps veteran. He was a retired
agriculture Extension agent who
had served in Davie County as
an agent from 1947-1952. He
was a member of Front Street
United Methodist Church, where
he had served as a Sunday
School teacher, a member of the
ofHcial board and chair of the
Good Shepherd committee. He
was a volunteer with Habitat for
Humanity, anif 'ja 2001 was
awarded the Jim Scott Award for
outstanding volunteer service in
Alamance County.
Survivors: his wife. Pearl
Turner Peebles; 4 sons, H.
Edwin Peebles and wife Janis of
North Wilkesboro; Robert E.
Peebles and wife Jane of
Marshall. Joseph T. Peebles and
wife Vivian of Bejing, China,
and Charles F. Peebles and wife
Carol of Burlington; 2 sisters,
Lois P. Pearce of Boykin, S.C.,
and Dorothy P. Ford of Colum
bia, S.C.; 2 brothers, Cecil B.
Peebles of Pamlico, S.C, and Dr.
Charles H. Peebles of Columbia,
S.C.; 8 grandchildren; and 4
great-grandchildren.
Services were conducted at
Front Street United Methodist
Church on Thursday, May 5 at
11 a.m. by Dr. Sidney H. Higgins
and Dr. G. Robert McKenzie.
Karen Richards Prevette
/ Mrs. Karen Lynne RichankPrevette. S3, of Speer Road,
Moeksville, died Friday, May
13, 2005, at Forsyth Medical
Center, Winston-Salem. .
Mrs. Prevette was bom in
Mt. Airy, March 29, 19K. toMildred Monday Richards ofMtAiiy and the late John Uwis
Richards. She was a graduate ofNorth Surty High School, cl^s .
of 1970 and graduated from Ap-palachian State University inBoone in 1974. She was retired
from the Davie County Dep^-mentofSocial Services. She had
served on the board of dir«tois
of the Davie County United
Way. Mrs. Prevette was a member of Chesmut Grove UmwdMethodist Church where ste had
served on several committees
and was past president of the
United Methodist Women.Including her father, she was
preceded in death by
Wesley Tilden, and a brother,
John Lewis Richards.Surviving in addition to h
mothen her husband of 31 years,Douglas E. Prevette; a son,
Ethan Prevette oflem;asisterLibbyWiUardof
Mt. Airy; and 10 nieces and
"%uneral services were held at
3 p.m. Monday. May 16. inEaton Funeral Home Chapelwith the Revs. Jim Sanders and
Tim Starbuck and Dr. DaviGilbroath officiating. Burid was
in the Chestnut Grove UnitedMethodist Church Cemete^-Memorials: Cancer Servicw
of Davie, 622 N. Main St..Moeksville; or Chesmut Grove
Methodist Cemeteiy Fu^. c/o
Linda Harpe. 470 Elmore Rd..
Moeksville.
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Bobbie Jean Andrews
' Mrs. Bobbie Jean Smith
Andrews, 76. of Wandering
Lane, Mocksville, died Thurs
day evening. May 19. 2005 at
Foisylh Medical Center in Win-
ston-Salem.
She had been in declining
health for several years and se
riously ill for eight weeks. Mrs,
Andrews was born in the
Sheffield Community of Davie
County to the late William Wade
and Mary Holland Wright
Stnith. She graduated from high
school at Peace Junior College
in Raleigh and earned an asso
ciate business degree from
Avereite College in Danville, Va.
In 1949, she married Victor Lee
Andrews Jr. Nineteen years later
their daughter. Clara Holland
(Holly) was bom. Mrs. Andrews
was involved in various social,
political, educational and reli
gious aspects of the community.
She was the first female to be
elected to public office in Davie
County having served on the
Davie County School board for
two terms. Mrs. Andrews
worked along side her husband
in his dental practice until their
retirement in 1988.
Survivors: her husband. Dr.
Victor L. Andrews Jr.; a daugh
ter, Clara Holland (Holly)
SinopoliofMocksviUe; 2 sisters.
Marietta Smith Seats and Colean
Smith Foster, both of Mocks
viUe; 2 grandchildren; and sev
eral nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was held at
3p.ra..Sunday.May22.atFirst
Baptist Church with Dr. Van
Lankford officiating. Burial was
in Rose Cemetery.
Memorials: First Baptist
Church. 390 N. Main St.,
MocksviUe.
Susan C. Barton
•J Mrs. Susan C. Barton, 56, of
Pfafftown. died Saturday. May
21.2005 at her home.
I Banoa was^a
* graduate of
Davie High School and Pfeiffer
College, She was a member of
Shiloh Lutheran Church in
Lewisville where she was active
in the Women of the Church.
She was u member of the Ameri
can Business Women's Associa
tion and was one of the first
wortMn to join the Lion's Club
in North Carolina. She was a
fotmer vice president at People's •
Bank and a business analyst for
Wachovia Bank.
She was preceded in death by
her father and a brother. Bill
Collette.
Survivors: her husband.
Ronald Barton of the home; her
daughter, Anna Barton Hart and
husband Joseph M, ofWinston-
Salem; her mother of Mocks
viUe; and a number of nieces,
nephews and friends.
The funeral service was con
ducted Monday, May 23 at 11
a.m. at Vogler & Sons Reynolda
Road Chapel. Winston-Salem
by the Rev. Ray Best. A
graveside service followed at 2
pm. at Catawba Memorial Park
in Hickory.
Memorials: Hospice/PaUia-
tive Care. IIOO-C S. Stratford
Road, Winston-Salem. 27103.
j Katie Sue Brldgers
Mrs, Katie Sue Giascock
Brldgers. 53. of Hiilsborough,
died Sunday. .May 22. 2005. at
UNC Chapel Hill Hospital.
She was bom April 28.1952,
in Iredell County to Lois Gartner
Giascock of MocksviUe and the
late Richard Clyde Giascock.
Mrs. Bridgers attended
Alamance Community College,
Wake Technical College and re
ceived degrees from N. C. State
University in Raleigh and
Stratford Womens College.
In addition to her mother.
Mrs. Brldgers is survived by: a
daughter, Jessica Neal of
Hiilsborough; 2 sisters. Delaine
-.^ve) Mehder of Greensboro
wid Cindy (Kip) Schroder of
Asheboro: and a nephew.
A memorial service was held
on Wednesday, May 25 at 2 pjn.
at First Baptist Church of
MocksviUe with Dr. Van
Lankford officiating.
Memorials: charity of the
donor's choice.
y Mai^aret L. Edwards
Mrs. Margaret Louise
Collette Edwards. 90, of Win
ston-Salem. died Saturday. May
21.2005 at The Oaks at ForsyUi.
She was bora Dec. 28, 1914
in Davie County to the late Wil-
Ham S. and Nellie Stonestreet
Collette. Mrs. Edwards was a
member of Calvary Baptist
Church and a fonner member at
Batons Baptist Church in
MocksviUe. She was retired
from Western Electric, where
she had been a member of the
Telephone Pioneers. She had
worked for Sara Lee and
Chatham Mills. Mrs. Edwards
was a graduate ofDavie County
Schools.
Mrs. Edwards was preceded
in death by her husband. David
Roy Edwards in 1993; 4 sisters;
and 2 brothers.
Survivors: a daughter.
Kathryn E. Lazenby of Winston-
Salem; 2 grandchildren; a step
granddaughter; and 2 great
grandchildren.
A funeral service was held at
11 a.m., Tuesday. May 24. at
Eaton Funeral Chapel in Mocks- '
ville. Burial followed in the "
church cemetery.
Memoriais: Forsyih Hospice,
1100 C S. Stratford Rd.. Winston
Salem, 27103; Eatons Baptist
Church, c/oBrenda Hunter. 188Pudding Ridge Rd..MocksvUle;
or Calvary Baptist. 5000 Coun
try Club Rd.. Winston-Salem.
27104.
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John Calvin Efird
John Calvin Efird, 80. died
April 23.2005 at the Veteran's
Administration Hospital in
Salisbury.
He was bom in Davie County
on Sept. 2. 1924, a son of
Stephen and Emily Josephine
Foster Efird. He grew up in the
Turkeyfoot community of Davie
County. He served with the U5.
Marine Corps during Worid War
n. He was a graduate of High
Point University and retired
from the city of High Point wa
ter filtration plant. His hobbies
included golfing and bowling.
Survivors: his wife, the
former Frances Moore; a son,
Cregge Allen Efird and wife
Faye of Cary; a granddaughter,
a sister. Dovie Efird Suggs of
High Point; and several nieces,
nephews and cousins, several of
whom live in Davie and Iredell
counties.
His funeral was held at
Cumby Funeral Service in High
Point with the Rev. Eric
Peacocck. Burial followed in
Floral Garden Memorial Park.
Memorials: Westchester
Baptist. P.O. Box 5188, High
Point, 27262.
Linda TMvette Haire
/ Linda Peterson Trivette
Haiie,64,of Bear Creek Church
Road, Mocksville, died Wednes
day, May 18,2005 at her home.
She was bom April 15.1941
to Mrs. OIlie I'loyd Peterson and
the late Benjamin T. Peterson.
She retired with 33 years of ser
vice fiom Sara Lee Corporation.
Mrs. Haire graduated from
Gaffhey High School, class of
1959. She attended Chestnut
Grove United Methodist Church
and enjoyed traveling and gar
dening.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband. Tommy
Trivette in 1995; and a sister, '
Roxanne Stoechert.
Survivors: her mother; 2
sons, Greg (Donna) McCraw
and Tim (Martha) McCraw, all
of Advance; a sister. Patsy
(Jimmy) Bridges , 2 brothers,
Frankie (Danessa) Peterson and
Vemon (Rachel) Peterson, all of
Gaffhey, S.C.; a granddaughter;
a grandson.T. J. McCraw; 2 step
grandchildren; several nieces
and nephews; and a special
caregiver, JoAnna Brown of
Hamptonville.
Funeral services were held at
2 p.m. Sunday, May 22 at
Shuford-Hatcher Funeral Home
Chapel in Gaffiiey. S.C. Burial
was in the Frederick Memorial
Gardens in Gaffiiey.
. Margie AgnerHakos
J Mrs. Margie Agner Hakos.
87. of Salisbury, died Saturday.
May 21, 2005 at Rowan Re
gional Medical Center after a
period of declining health.
She was born March 21.
1918 in Rowan County to the
late Ada Kesler and Walter
Homer Agner. She is a graduate
of Granite Quarry Schools and
attended Rowan Cabarius Com
munity College for a practical
nursing degree in 1972. She
worked at Rowan Regional
Medical Center sitting with pa
tients. She was a member of St.
.^Im's Lutheran Church. Ameri
ca Legion, Golden Opportunity
Club, VFW 3006 Auxiliary and
the Ijitheran Theological South-
em Seminary.
Her husband, John Hakos,
preceded her in death on May
18,1972.
Survivors: a son, John
Michael Hakos of Cape Coral,
Fla.; 2 daughters. Donna Will-
iatns and Joan Williams, both of
Mocksville; 2 brothers, Vonnie
Agner and Ned Agner, both of
Salisbury; a 6 grandchildren.
Her funeral service was held
Wednesday, May 25 at 1 pm. at
St. John's Lutheran Church with
Dr. Carl R, Sachtleben and the
Rev, Jennifer Ginn, pastors, of
ficiating. Burial was in Old His
toric National Cemetery in
Salisbury.
Memorials: St. John's
Lutheran, 200 W. Innes St.,
Salisbury. 28144.
y Katherine G. Hanes
Mrs. Katherine Gregory
Hanes, 83, of Rainbow Road,
Advance, died Tiiesday, May 17,
j 2005, at Bermuda Terrace Nurs-
I ing and Rehabilitation.
She was bom Aug. 7, 1921
in Davie County to the late Tho
mas Sain and Eva Smith Gre
gory. Mrs. Hanes was a home-
maker. She was a member of
Bethlehem United Methodist
' Church.
Mrs. Hanes was preceded in
death by her husband, Wayne
Marvin Hanes in July, 1998,
whom she married on Sept. 28,
1941; and 2 brothers, Cari Gre
gory and Joe Gregoiy.
Survivors: a son, Don Hanes
of Advance.
A funeral service was held at
2 p.m., Friday, May 20, at
Bethlehem United Methodist
Church with the Revs. H. D.
Butch Sheriill Jr. and Donald
Funderburk officiating. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Memorials: Good Neighbor
Fund, Bethlehem Methodist,
321 Redland Rd.,Advatice.
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Ireland Jr., 78,ofAdvance, died
Wednesday. May 18, 2005 at
Wake Forest University Baptist
Medical Center as a result of in
juries sustained in an auto acci
dent.
He was bora Feb. 3,1927 in
Forsyth County to E.W. Sr. and
Blanche Ltewllyn Ireland. He
served with the U.S. Navy dur
ing World War 0 and was retired
from Associated Sprinkler in
Greensboro.
Survivors: his wife of 55
years, JoAnn Gregory Ireland; a
S()n, Jack Gregory Ireland and
wife Donna; a daughter, Anita
Sharon Ireland and fiance Kurt
Kesee; 2 grandchildren; and a
sister, Mary Kathiyn Brewer and
husband Bob.
A memorial service was held
at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 20 at
Macedonia Moravian Church
with the Rev. Roger Kimball of
ficiating.
.John Lenzie Lyons
v/ Mr. John Lenzie Lyons,78,of
Mocksville, died May 19.2005
in Forsyth Medical Center fol
lowing a brief illness. .. '
He was a native of Davie
County, and a member of Shiloh
Baptist Church.
Survivors: 3 sons. Steven
Lyons of Long Island. N.Y.. Jesse
N. Lyons of Lexington and
Bryant Lyons of Mocksville; 4
daughters. Levine Lyons of
Mocksville. Nadine Lyons of
South Carolina. Lula Debose and
Gwendolyn Elam, both of Lex
ington; 3 brothers, the Rev. Jesse
Lyons Jr. of Westbury. N.Y.,
Frankie Lyons of Mocksville and
James Lyons of Salisbury; 4 sis
ters, Ella Mae Dulin, Emma
Louise Howell and ^^inia Wil
liams, all of Mocksville. and
Margaret Transou of Lexington;
12 grandchildren: and 10 great
grandchildren.
The funeral was at 4 pm. May
24 at Shiloh Baptist Church in
Mocksville. The Rev. Jesse
Lyons Jr. officiated and burial
followed in the church cemetery.
Wiliiam A. Shanks Sr.
y Wlliam Anslow Shanks Sr..54. of AltaVista. Va. died May 21.'
2(X)5 in Lynchburg General Hos
pital after a brief illness.
He was born in Rowan
County, son of Viola Davidson
and the late William Shanks Jr.
Survivors: 3 sons, Williams
Shanks Jr. of Washington. D.C..
William Shanks HI and Gary
Jones, both of Altavista. Va.; a
daughter, Michelle Shanks of
AltaVista. Va; his mother, Viola
R. Davidson of Cooleemee; 2 sis
ters. Rochella Shanks and Cathy
^Cleme^^th of Cooleemee; 3
brothers. Wayne Shanks of
Greensboro. Kenneth Shanks of
Salisbury and Charles Neely of
Salisbury.
His funeral service was held
on May 24 at noon in the chapel
of Graham Funeral Home in
Mocksville. Bishop Willie Joe
Gray officiated and burial will
follow in Liberty AME Zion
Church Cemetery.
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ykvth Jarvis I^itterow
Ruth Thomason Jarvis
Tutterow died May 17, 2005,
after a brief illness.
She was bom Aug. 13,1909,
in Cooleemee. She was the
daughter of the late June
Franklin and Mary Katherine
Thomason Jarvis. Mrs.Tiitterow
graduated from Mars Hill and
Catawba colleges with degrees }
in elementary education. She )
taught 40 years in elementary •
schtMls, Center in Davie County. '
Dukeville in Rowan County and '
then Farmington and cooleemee |
in Davie County. Mrs. "Hrtterow !
was a member of Center United I
Methodist Church, serving many
years as Sunday School teacher
for children and adults.
She was preceded in death by .
her husband, Henry Wilson (Bo)
Tutterow; a brother, Paul Jarvis;
a sister, Mary Alice Stokes; and
a son, Junie Martin TUtterow.
Survivors: a son, Heniy Wil
son TOtterow Jr. and wife Char
lotte of Ackworth. Ga.; a son, Ri
chard Keith Tiitterow and wife
Pat of Newland; a daughter.
Harriet Ruth Jeimings and hus
band Ed of Raleigh; a brother,
Walter Glenn Jarvis of Three
Mile in Aveiy County; a sister,
Katherine Stokes of Salisbury;
7 grandchildren; and 4 great
grandchildren.
A memorial service was held
at II ajn., Friday, May 20, at
Center United Methodist Church
with the Revs. Stephen Blair,
Charles Sisk and Keith Tiitterow
officiating. Inurnment was in the
church cemetery.
Memorials: Center Method
ist Cemetery Fund, c/o Linda
Owings, 728 Wllkesboro St.,
Mocksville; or to the Cooleemee
Historical Association, P. O. Box
667, Cooleemee.
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Carllon Blackburn will be held
on Saturday. June 4,2005 at 6:30
p.m. at Blaise Baptist Church
with the Revs. Glenn Sellers and
Ken Hutches officiating.
Inurnment will be in WinUer
Cemetery in Boone at 3 pun. on
Sunday, JuneS.
Helen K. Brown
j Helen KanikerBrown.96,of
Mt. Ulla, died Tuesday, May'24.
2005, at her residence.
Bom Sept. 8.1908. in Rowan
County (the
Corinth Church
was a daughter of
Brown was a
'Arl927 graduate of Ml. Ulla High
-^School. She was in the first
graduating class- Mrs. Brown
retired from Trouiman Shirt
Company. She was a member of
St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Ml.
Ulla. where she sang in the choir,
was a member of the Grace
Barringer Circle WELCA,
taught Sunday School and was
a life member of the WELCA.
Mrs. Brown was preceded in
death by her husband. William
Blenn Brown; 5 brothers and 3
sisters.
Survivors; her children, Faye
B. Smith of Ml. Ulla, Farrell B.
Brown and wife Ann of
Clemson. S.C.. and Judith B.
McBride and husband Jimmy of
Mocfcsville; 8 grandchildren;
and 14 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at
2 p.m. Thursday. May 26, at St.
Luke's Lutheran Church. Mt.
Ulla. with the Rev. Clarence E.
Sitford officiating, assisted by
Vicar Jack Henry, Burial
followed in the church cemetery.
Memorials: St. Luke's
Lutheran Church, 1120! Hwy
801, Mt. Ulla. 28125,
/Don Burton
' Mr, Don Burton, 71. of Gar
ner Street, Mocksville. died Sun
day. May 29. 2005 at Davie
County Hospital.
Mr. Burton was bom Aug. 2.
1933 in Yancey County to the
late Molt and Alpha Lawhem
Bunan.
He was preceded in death by
a son. Jonathan Burton and a
daughter. Lois Burton Spadea.
He was a Baptist.
Survivors: his wife. Janice
Kay Burton of the home; a son.
Don Charles (Chuck) Burton of
Kentucky; 4 daughters. Ellen
Belliveau and husband Dave of
Charlotte, Donna Lower and
husband Djve of Hawaii. Kay
Thomas ahaliusband Charlie of
Charlotte, and Sherrie Bergen
and husband Bob ofHenderson-
ville; 3 step-daughters, Jan
Penninger ofCalifornia, Sharon
Penninger of Cooleemee and
Lisa Hopper and husband Jeff of
Rockwell; 4 sisters, Dorothy
TiiJey. Dora Ann Price and
Teresa Price, all of Forest City,
and Doris Bolick of Hickory: 7
grandchildren; 2 great-grand
children; and 2 siep-grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday. June I at 3 p.m. at
Welch Funeral Home, with the
Rev. Howard Wagoner officiat
ing.
Memorials: American Heart
Assoc., 1386-A Wesigale Cen
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27103,
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V Mrs. Iris ShavcrCole, 71, of
King, died onThursday.May 12,
2005 at Dr. J.R. Jones Medical
Center.
Bora in Rowan County on
Sept. 8,1933. she was the daugh
ter of the late Waiter F, and
Middle Whiiley Shaver. Mrs.
Cole was retired from the Brian
Center and was employed at
AT&T. She was of the Baptist
faith,
Mrs, Cole was preceded In
death by a brother, Bmce Shaver,
and a sister, Nancy S. Koontz.
Survivors; 2 daughters,
Cynthia Moore of Mocksville.
Virginia Gail Lineberry of King:
2 sisters. Theolene S. (G.A.)
WalsonofSalisbury.ianie (Sam)
Chaplin of Mocksville; 4 grand
children; 5 great-grandchildren;
several nieces and nephews-
A celebration of life service
was conducted on Monday. May
16 at 2 p.m. at the Davie Funeral
Chapel with the Rev. Richard
WhitehartoBiciating. Burial fol
lowed at Rowan Memorial Park.
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Road, Mocksville, died Sunday,
May 29,2005 at Davie County
Hospital.
He was born in Smyth
County, Va. to the late Charles
Albert and Roxie Marina Keesee
McAllister on Feb. 21,1922. Mr.
McAllister was retired with 12
years of service from Hanes. He
had been a dairy farmer. He was
a member of No Creek Primitive
Baptist Church where he served
as a church trustee and a deacon
since 1969.
In addition to his parents, Mr.
McAllister was preceded in
death by a sister, Margaret
McAllister Dawson.
Survivors; his wife, Eva Mae
Williams McAllister, whom he
married on April 5,1947; 2 sis
ters. Myra McAllister Anderson
of Colfax and Dorothy
McAllister Williams of Mocks
ville; a brother, Albert Garrett
McAllister of Pfafftown; a fos
ter daughter, Joyce Ann
McClamrock and husband
Bobby of Mocksville; 5 foster
grandchildren; 11 foster great
grandchildren; lots of nieces,
nephews and cousins; and a
former son-in-law, Eddie Cregar.
A funeral service was held at
4 p.m., Wednesday, June 1, at No
Creek Primitive Baptist Church
with Elder Richard Kirby offi
ciating. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Memorials: No Creek Primi
tive Baptist building fund, c/o
Roland C. Wishon, 284 Gordon
Drive, Advance. 27006.
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, Pearl White Matthews
Mrs. Pearl White Mauhews,
86, died May 20,2005 in High
Point.
Mrs. Matthews was bom
Sept. 19, 1918, to the late Fred
Conrad and Eva Burton-White
in Iredell County. She married
Luther Gray Matthews Feb. 12,
1938. They made their home on
a farm in Advance for more than
50 years before entering special
ized care. Most recently, they
lived in Maryfield Nursing Care
Center in High Point. Mrs.
Matthews provided childcare in
her home and operated a cater
ing business for many years. She
was known for cake and cookie
recipes. She was a charter mem
ber of Green Meadows Baptist
Church where she served in nu
merous leadership roles includ
ing Sunday School teacher and
hospitality chair. She was com
mitted to church missions and
supported many community or
ganizations.
Survivors: her husband; a
daughter, Janice and husband
Carroll Hitch of Annapolis, Md.;
a son, Mitchell and wife Peggy
Matthews of Greensboro; 3
grandchildren; 2 great-grand-
children; and a sister, Mrs.
Charles (Hazel) Davis of
Mocksville.
Mrs. Matthews was preceded
in death by her parents, a
brother, Thomas White, sisters
Helen Yates, Anna Belle
Howard, Madeline Shuler and
Marie Harpe.
A celebration of life and re
membrance was conducted at 11
a.m. Monday, May 23, at Green
Meadows Baptist Church. The
Revs. Michael Waters and
Mervin Garrison officiated.
Memorials: Green Meadows
Baptist, 1645 NC 801 N.,
Mocksville; or Maryfield Nurs-
ing Center, 1315 Greensboro
Jayne Stacey Sanford
V Jayne Stacey Sanford, 83,
died Thursday, May 26,2005 at
her home on South Main Street,
Mocksville. after several years
of declining health.
Bom Nov. 8, 1921 in the
Harlan County town of Lynch,
Ky., Mrs. Sanford was the elder
daughter of Charles Blanford
and Gladys Marie Blend Stacey.
She attended upper elementary
school at Saint Cammilus Acad
emy in Corbin, Ky. and was as
sisted by her teachers to go from
seventh grade to ninth grade, so
that as a high school student, she
could compete in the Kentucky
State Classical Voice Contest.
She won the contest all four
years of high school and was
offered a scholarship to The
Julliard School. She chose in
stead to fiiufly ft Mount Saint
Joseph ci^lege and the Cincin
nati Conservatory of Music in
Ohio. During World War n, Mrs.
Sanford worked alongside Rosie
the Riveter at the Willow Run
Bomber Plant near Ypsilanti,
Mich. In thelate 40s, she taught
music in Kentucky. She married
Jack Sanford in 1950 and made
Mocksville her home for the
next 55 years. In the early 1950s,
she was active in the community,
serving as president of the Davie
Heart Association and the Red
Cross Home Representative to
military families for many years.
She was instrumental in form
ing the hospital auxiliary and
started the Candy Striper pro
gram. She directed the junior
and senior choirs at First Pres
byterian Church for several
years. She was a profile reader
and a letter writer and remem
bered everyone's birthday. Many
will remember her as their Girl
Scout leader. She led a senior
troop for many years, chaired
committees and served several
terms on the board of directors
of the Tarheel Triad Girl Scout
Council.
tier parents, her sister, Mar
garet Stacey Childers of Lexing
ton, Ky. and her husband, John
S. (Jack) Sanford of Mocksville i
preceded her in death. I
Survivors: her daughters, J
Judith Sanford Biyant of Mocks-
ville, and Margaret (Peggy) I
Sanford Parker and husband Pe- i
ter of Winsion-Salem; a son,
John S. Sanford Jr.; 8 grandchil
dren; 5 great-grandchildren; 4
nephews; 2 nieces; and her
caregiver, Bonnie Hunt.
Father Andrew Diaper con
ducted a mass to honor Mrs.
Sanford's life at St. Francis of
Assisi (Thurch in Mocksville on
Tuesday, May 31, at 11 a.m.
Memorials: Kate B, Rey
nolds Hospice/Palliative Care,
lOO-C S. Stratford Road, Win-
sion-Salem, 27103; Arthritis
Foundation; Juvenile Diabetes
Research Foundation; or charily
of donor's choice.
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Mrs. Patricia Mae Barwood
Seats, 70. of Cable Lane.
Mocksville. died May 28.2005
at Forsyth MwJical Center. Win-
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She was bom in Queens
N.Y. onApril n. 1935 to the late
Anthony and Mae Heym
Barwood. Mrs. Seats was a high
school graduate and a veteran.
She worked as a cenified nurs
ing assistant. Mrs. Seats enjoyed
cooking, collecting salt and pep
per shaker sets and reading.
Survivors: a son. Leonard
Seals Jr. of Pataskala. Ohio; and
a brother. Tony Barwood Jf. of
New York.
A graveside service was held
at 2 p.m.. Wednesday. June 1. at
Ihe National Cemetery in Salis
bury.
Memorials: American Mean
Assoc.. P.O. Bo* 5216, Glen
Allen. VA 23058; or Davie Hu
mane Society. P.O. Box 153,
Mocksville.
Kazie Lee Smiley
,/ Mrs. Kazie Lee Smiley. 83.
died Sunday. May 29. 2005 at
her home.
She was bom June 24. 1921
in Rocky Mount, Va. to Norman
Lewis and Mildred Pendleton
Wimmer of Rocky Mount. She
was one of 43 children.
She was preceded in death by
her husband of 50 years. Blake
Welton Smiley; 2 sons. Vann
Wellon Smiley and Troy Lester
Smiley; a grandson, Michael
Keith Smiley; and 7 brothers and
3 sisters.
Survivors: 4 daughters,
Louise Smiley Potts ofAdvance,
Brenda Smiley McNeill of
Ellenbcro. Debbie Smiley Greer
(Michael) of Clemmons and
Rene Smiley Ferguson (Chris)
of Kemersville; 3 sons. Danny
Smiley (Joy) of Advance.
Russell Smiley (Hazel) of State
Road and Jimmy Smiley
(Teresa) of Advance; 22 grand
children; 21 great-grandchil
dren; 1 great-great-grandchild; 2
sisters. Mammie Taylor and Eva
Guilliam, both of Rocky Mount;
2 sisters-in-law, Ruby Wimmer
of Venton. Va. and Ruby
Wimmer of Rocky Mount; a spe
cial neighbor, Larry Vbgler; a
brother and sister-in-law. Francis
and Doris Smiley of Columbia.
S.C.
A funeral service was held at
2 p.m. Wednesday. June 1 at
Advance United Methodist
Church by the Rev. Harry D.
Sammons. Burial followed in
the church cemetery.
Memorials: Alzheimer's As
sociation. Southern Piedmont
Chapter. 3420 Shamrock Drive.
Charlotte. 28215.
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Georgia Morris Amos j
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RuEHs Street. Cooleetnee, died
Wedtiesday.Jtme 1,2005.at The
Laurels of Salisbury, following
a battle with cancer.
She was bom June 9. 1934,
in Gatlinburg, Tenn.. (Sevier
County) to the late Wilford and
Nora Morris. She attended
Carson Newman College and
began her teaching career in
1955, in Boulder. Colo. Mrs.
Amos taught in the Davie
County school system from
1973-2000.
Survivors; her husband. Rob
ert D. Amos; 2 daughters. Jill
Amos (PhUlip) Lindblade and
Robyn Amos (Gene)
Youngblood; 3 grandchildren;
2 sisters. Polly Newman and
Cumi Cardwell; a brother. Dr.
n Robert W. Morris; and many
other relatives and friends.
A graveside service was held
at 4 pjn.. Saturday. June 4. at
Rowan Memorial Park in
Salisbury with the Rev. Shelby
Harbour officiating.
Memorials: Victory Baptist
Church. P.O. Box 686. Cool-
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Sunday. June 5. 2005 at his
home.
Mr. Brown was bom Jan. a,
1926 in Yadkin Couiity to
Santford S. and Kate Bray
Brown. He was a retired fanner
and was a member of Shady
Grove Baptist Church. Mr.
Brown was a hunter,fisherman,
trapper and gardener. He loved
being outdtwrs. _
Mr. Brown was preceded m
death by his patents, and abrother. Claude Browti.
Surviving: his wife of 62
years. Faye H. Brown of the
home; a daughter; Georgia
(Terry) Windsor; 3 sons.
Santford (Margaret) Brown. Joe
(JoAnna) Brown.Carl (Martha)
Brown; 4 grandsons; 2 granddaughters; a step-granddaughter;
10 great-grandchildren; 5 step-great-grandchildren; 3 sisters.
Mary Messick. Daisy Salmons.
Martha Wooten; and 3 brothers.
Jake. Ed, and Hugh Brown.
The funeral service was conducted at 5 pm. Thesday. June
7 at Gentry Family Chapel in
YadkinviUe by Revs. Joe Reece
and Hewey Paiiish. Burial fol
lowed in the Branon Friends
Meeting Cemetery.
Memorials: Sutry/Yadkin
Hospice. 208 N. Jackson St.,
YadkinviUe. 27055.
Darrell J. Harpe
Mr. DarreU J. Harpe. 52. of
Harding Lane, Harmony, died
Saturday, June 4.20O5 at Davis
Regional Medical Center in
Statesville.
He was born on June 20,
1952 in Rowan County to Nan
Sue Harpe and the late Joe Carr
Harpe of Farmington, He was a
merjber of Calvary Baptist
Church, Farmington Masonic
Lodge 265, Loyal Order of the
Moose 1949. and Tar Heel U-
gion 149.
Survivors: his wife, Debora
Haneline Harpe of Harmony; 2
daughters. Btandi Lyim Harpe
and Jodi Brooke Harpe of Har
mony; a son, Brett 23tnmerman
of Greensboro; a brother. Derek
Harpe and wife Pam of Ad
vance: a^? nephews.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday, June 8 at 4 pm. at
Welch Funeral Home with the
Revs. Bobby Henderson and
Monty Mathis officiating. Burial
foUowed in the church cemetery.
Memorials: Brandi and Jodi
Harpe. c/o SunTrust Bank, 880
YadkinviUe Road.MocksviUe.
Mittie Frances Johnson
v/ Mrs. Mittie Frances Coe
Johnson. 102. of Boger Street,MocksvUle.diedTbursday.June
2.2005. at Davie County Hos
pital.
She was bom Oct. 31,1902
in Surry County to the late John
and Aley Draughn Coe. Mrs.
Johnson was a retired nursing
assistant. She was a member of
Mocksville Wesleyan Church.
Mrs. Johnson enjoyed playing
musical instruments, including
the piano, harmonica and dulci
mer. She Uked to sew, crochet.
quilt and knit.
Mrs. Johnson was preceded
in death by her husband.
Raymond Wesley Johnson; 2
sons, Paul Johnson and Wesley
Junior Johnson; a daughter.
Roxie Getaldine Goss; 2 grand
children and a great-grandchild.
Survivors: 3 daughters,
Odessa Taylor of MocksviUe,
Beulah Huneycutt of Locust,
and Elsie Dean (Vance) Hartley
of SeviervlUe.Tetm.; 3 sons, the
Rev. Jack (Lyndell) Johnson,
Landon (Shirley) Johnson and
Charlie (Lethia) Johnson. aU of
MocksviUe; 2 daughters-in-law,Anne Johnson and Rita Johnson.
22 grandchildren; 38 greatgrandchildren; and 28 great-
gteat-grandchUdten.
A funeral service was held at
2 p.m., Saturday. June 4. at
Eaton Funeral Chapel with the
Rev. Kurt Johnston officiating.
Burial was in Joppa Cemetery.
Memorials: Davie County
Home Health, c/o Janet Blair.158 Hospital St.. MocksviUe. ,
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Ellis Avery LukeJ Mr. Ellis Avery Luke. 82, of
Woodleaf, died Sunday.May 29,
2005 at Rowan Regional Medi
cal Centerafter wo yean deelin-
retired f^m
after 40 years,Mr. Luke was bom on May 13.
1923 in Athens to the late Mr.
and Mrs. Luke of Bogart. Ga.
Mr. Luke was preceded in
death by; his wife. Mary Lois '
Savage Luke; his only child,
Bobby Gene Luke in 2001, who
was a Vletnari War veteran; and
a brother. Willie Luke.
Survivors; a brother. Carroll
Luke of Bogart; a sister, Annie
Reid Casper of Bogart; a daugh-
ter-io-law, Lethia Luke of
Woodieaf, with whom he re
sided; 2 grandchildren; and 7
great-grandchildren.
Services with full military
rites were held on June 2 at the
Veterans Cemetery in Salisbury,
Memorials: Woodieaf'Bap
tist Chuich.
Donald Lee Reich
/ Mr.DonaldLeeReich.58,of
Advance, died June 1. 2005 at
Forsyth Medical Center-
He was bora July 9.1946 on
BoilingAir Force Base in Wash
ington. D.C. to Joseph Henry
and Hazel Jones Reich. He was
a member of Fries Memorial
Moravian Church. Mr. Reich
was manager ofWinkJer Bakery
in Old Salem.
He was preceded in death by
his mother.
Surviving; his wife. Brenda
Williams Reich of the home; 2
daughters. Kelli Reich of the
home, and Kimberly Reich
fCeaton and husbiuid Jeremy of
Advante; his-Ydther. Joseph
Henry Reich Sr. of Cleinmons;
a brother.Joseph Henry Reich Jr.
and wife Judy ofAdvance; a sis
ter. Penny Locke and husband
Ned of Drakes Branch. Va.; and
several nieces and nephews.
A graveside funecal service
was held at 2 pan. Saturday, June
4. at Salem Moravian Graveyard
with the Rev.MatgarelLeinbacb
officiating.
Memorials: Old Salem Inc..
P.O.Box F. Salem Station, Win-
ston-Salem. 27108.
Clyde Douthlt league
He was bora Jan 4 i one •^eCoun^tothe-liS^Teague. Mr.leagueret^
™rn Reynolds Tobacco Co. in1969. He spent his retirement
^^g and enjoying his ftxm.
W. league served as deacon at
Church. He
served on the Farmington Com!™""^^"""«0'commitieeforseveral years,
He was preceded in death byf^^wtfe.s,e„aKeyreagueS
dren.andSgreat.grandchiidran
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'""'dihg fund, 1835 Farmi"8ton Road. MocksviHeT^,
Farnungton Community Cent
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Willisun Paul Allen, 87, of
Buck Miller Road, Mocksville,
died Tuesday, June 7, 200S, at
Davie County Hospital.
He was bom Sept. 2,1917,in Davie County to the late
Calvin Sanford Sam and Jennie <
Belle Leach Allen. Mr. Allen
retired from Western Electric in
Winston-Salem. He was a vet-
eran of the US Army, serving
during World War n. Mr. Allen
was a member of Oak Grove
United Methodist Church, wherebe taught Sunday school for
more than 40 years and had
served as church lay leader for
more than 30 years.
He was preceded in death by
a sister, Ruth Stroud; and 2
brothers, Hayden Allen and
Charles Ray Jake Allen.
Survivors: his wife, Edith
Inez Hutchins Allen ofthe home;
2 sons. Dean (Paula) Allen and
Ronnie (Merlie) Allen, all of
Mocksville; 4 grandchildren;
and 3 great-grandchildren.
A funeral service was held at
11 am.Thursday,June9,atOak
Grove United Methodist
Church, with the Rev. Charies
Stewart officiating. Burial was
in the church cemetery with
military graveside rites by the
District 11 Memorial Honor
Guard.
Memorials: Building or the
cemetery fiinds at Oak Grove
Methodist, 19941S8 E?, Mocks
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y Harvey Lee BeckMr. Harvey Lee Beck, 77, ofReavis Road, Harmony, died at6 am. Tuesday, June 14, 2005at Davis Regional Medical Center after a lengthy illness.'He was bom May 25, 1928iin Iredell County. He retiredfrom Davidson Electric in 1989
after 39 years of service. He wasa member of Claricsbuiy United
Methodist Church.
Survivors: his wife of 58years, Mildred Cartner Beck; 4children, Cathy Beck Foster,Tommy Lee Beck, Richard DaleBeck and Frances Trivette; 7
grandchildren and 5 greatgrandchildren, all of Harmony;and a sister, Margaret BeckWalters of Rural Hall.The family was tfirreceivefiiends fiom 7-8:30 Wednesdaynight, June 15 at Davie FuneralHome in Mocksville. The funeral was scheduled for 11 am.
Thursday, June 16 at Clarksburv
UMC.Memorials: ClarksburyUnited Methodist Builders, c/oCarol Brazel, 620 Oak HollowRoad, Union Grove, 28689.
Paul Foster Dwigginsi/ Mr. Paul Foster Dwiggins,87, of Howard Street, Mocksville, died Thursday,'June 9,
2005, at Autumn Care.
He was bora Oc. 9,1917, in
Davie County to the late Grover
Cleveland and Bessie WilsonCartner Dwiggins. Mr.
Dwiggins was a veteran of
World War II and a retired secu
rity guard.Mr. Dwiggins was preceded
in death by his wife, Annie
Koontz Dwiggins, on May 6,2005; and a son. Bill Dwiggins,
in 1985.Survivors: a daughter, Joyce(Dwiggins) Shepherd of Longs,S.C.; a son, Bobby Eugene
Dwiggins ofAberdeen; 7 grandchildren; and 4 great-grandchil
dren.
A graveside service was heldat 2 p.m., Sunday, June 12, at
Jericho Church of Christ Cemetery with the Rev. George
Troyer officiating.
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Maiihus.N.Y.. died early Sun-wy moreiog, June 12.2005 atwe Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home in Winston-Salem.
She was bom in Manlius,N.Y.Feh. 16. 1920 to the latePredenck William and FannyEhza Burgess Noyes and was a
homemaker. Mrs. Heffetnan had
oeen a member of the VFW
Womens Auxillaty in Manlius
and enjoyed reading and danc-
wg- She attended the Mocksville
First United Methodist Church.
Mrs. HeCfeman was precededm death by her husband. John
Heffeman. a daughter. Norene
Uemens. a sister and a brother
Survivors: 4 daughters,
^cia Wall and Kathleen Root,^th of New York, and EileenSmith and Judith Heffeman.
^th of Mocksville; 4 sons. JohnHeffeman Jr., David Heffeman.
Brian Heffernan and Frank
Heffeman. all of New York; a
Mter, Atta Haynes and a brother.
Donald Noyes. both of New
York; 31 grandchildren; 25
gfeat-grandchildren: and severaliijeces and nephews.
The body was taken from
E^n Funeral Service in Mocks-^e to the Newell-Fay Funeral
Home in ManUus. N.Y. for ser-vices.
Memorials: Hospice/Pallia-
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Margaret Ibttle •nicker7 Mrs. Margaret Eliaabeth
Tuttle Tkicker. 85. widow of Jo
seph Hicker. died on Wednesday
evening. June 8.2005 at Autumn
Care of Mocksville.
Mrs. "Dicker was bom in Ru
ral Hall on April 3.1920.daugh-
ter of Oscar Wiley andEttaGtif-
fm Tiittle. She was retired from
TanglewootPPark. was a fan of
country music, and enjoyed
spending time with her family.
Survivors: 5 daughters. JoyceSmith of Advance, Peggy
(Steve) Evans and Cathy (Roy)
Adams, all ofMocksville. Hilda
(Steve) Turner of Mooresville.
and Marcia (Ralph) Byers of
Siloam; 2 sons. Donald Joe
(Judy) Tucker and Thomas(Carol) "Dicker, all^dvance;
11 grandchildren: a step-grand
child; 17 great-grandchildren; 2
step-great-grandchildren; 3 sisters. Irene Holt. Marie Cope and
Shirley Newman; and a brother,
Wiley "Dittle.
Funeral services were at 11
ajn. Saturday, June 11 at Voglers
Clemmoons Chapel. Burial followed in Westlawn Gardens of
Memoiy.
Memorials: Autumn Care.
1007 Howard St.. Mocksville.
EUa Mae Wall
* EllaMae'IhylorWall,87.of
Tennyson Lane.Mocksville.diedsuddenly on "Diesday. June 7.
2005 at her home.
She was bom in Davie Countyon Aug. 17, 1917 to the late
Lumb and Minnie Wilson "Ihy.
lor. Mrs. Wall was a homemaker
and of the Methodist faith.
Her husband. Dock Wali, pre
ceded her in death in 1966. as dida brother. Glenn Taylor.
Survivors: 2 sons. Wayne
(Marjorie) Wall and George
(Bessie) Wall of Mocksville; a
sister. Velma West of Mocksville-and several nieces and nephews."
The funeial service was con
ducted at 11 am. on Friday. June
10 at Davie Funeral Service
Chapel with the Revs. DarnellCox and Steve Cox ofBciadng.
Burial w.as in Oak Grove UMC
Cemeteiy.
Memorials: Oak Grove UMC
Cemetery Fund, 1994 US 158
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Call, 59, of Cable Lane, Mocks-
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2005 at Forsyth Medical Center.
Bom in Mecklenbuig County
on July 26,1945, he was the son
of the late Lonnie Gray Call and
Hazel Sheek Summers, who sur
vives. He had been employed at
Lexington Furniture and was a
member of Calvary Baptist
Church. On June, 2, 1984, he
married Annie Lee McDaniel
Call, who survives.
Also surviving: a son, David
McDaniel of Mocksville; 2
daughters, Joyce (Michael)
Shaver and Carolyn (Steve)
Phillips, all of Mocksville; a
brother, Randy (Judy) Call of
Mocksville; and 3 sisters,
Yvonne (Dean) Norris of
Yadkinvilie, Carol (Rodney)
Smith of Thomasville, and
Phyllis (Norman) Smith of
! Mocksville; 9 grandchildren;
j and S great-grandchildren.
The funeral service for Mr.
Call was held on Wednesday,
June 22 at 4 p.m. at Calvary Bap
tist Church with the Rev, Jim
CryderofTiciating. Burial was in
the church cemeteiy.
Memorials: Calvary Baptist,
1663 US 601 s., Mocksville.
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75, of NC 801 South, Cool-
eemee, died Tuesday, June 21,
2005 at his residence.
He was bom Oct 17, 1929
in Davie Counfy to the late
Baxter and Irene Sedberry
Hellard. He was a member of
Cooleemee First Methodist
Church.
Surviving: his wife of 55
years, Peggy W. Hellard.
A graveside service will be
held Thursday, June 23, at 1 p.m.at VA National Cemetery in
Salisbury. There will be no pub
lic visitation at the fiinera) home.
Ruby Langston Howard
Mrs. Ruby Langston
3 Howard, 92, of Lexington, died
Monday, June 20,2005, at Lex
ington Health Care.
She was bom Feb. 24,1913,
in Davie County to the late Wil
liam Allen and Susan Click
Langston. Mrs. Howard was a
retired cosmetologist. She was a
lifetime member of Fork Baptist
Church and a member of the
Eastern Star.
Mrs, Howard was preceded
in death by her first husband,
Odell Foster in 1975 and her sec
ond husband, Ed Howard in
1985; a daughter, Madge Lee
Foster in 1976; 5 sisters; and 7
brothers.
Survivors: 2 sons, Jan Rudell
(Peggy) Foster of Ormond
Beach, Fla. and Roger (Sylvia)
Foster of Lexington; 2 daugh
ters, Margie Martin (Henry)
Decker of Maryland and Millie
Seifert of East Bend; 14 grand
children;'and numerous great
grandchildren.
A funeral service will be held
at 2 p.m., Thursday, June 23, at
Eaton Funeral Chapel with the
Revs. Yates Wilkeison and Rob
ert Garrett officiating. Burial
will be in Fork Baptist Church
cemetery.
The family was to receive
friends ftom 6:30-8:30, Wednes
day, June 22, at Eaton Funeral
Home.
Memorials: Fork Baptist
Cemetery Fund, 3140 US 64E,
Mocksville; or charity of
donor's choice.
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Mocksville, NC
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday. June 23,2005
Marie Smith Link
Mrs. Marie Smith Link. 79,
of Link Road, Mocksville. died
Friday, June 17, 2005, at her
hotne.
She was bom Dec. 24, 1925
itl Statiley
Eller Brindle
tified nursing |
assistant and
had worked at Autumn Care and
Fran Ray nursing homes in,
Mocksviile and was a member
of the CAP Program in Davie
County. After her husband sha
was the second oldest living
member of the Believers
Sonship Tabernacle. Mrs. Link
was a member of the Concemed
Citizens of North Cooleemee.
She enjoyed cooking, baking
cakes and quilling,
Mrs, Link was preceded in
death by 3 sisters, Mary
Roseman, Liz Hall and Myrtle
Smith; 4 brothers. Charles
Smith, Will Sheets Smith, Ethan
Smith and Ralph Smith Jr.; and
a granddaughter, Debbie Link.
Survivors: herhusband oftbe
home, William L.(Bill) Link
whom she had been married to
for 63 years; 4 daughters,
Annette (Bill) Bissonene of
Jacksonville Beach. Fia.. Linda
(Andy) Jackson of Moore,
Okla., Delores (Alien) Qontz,
and Libby (Roger) Maclean, all
of Mocksviile; 7 sons, Billy Ray
(Pat) Link, Richie (Mary Ann)
Link. Wayne (Carolyn) Link.
Dennis (Marii) Link. Ronnie
Link, Michael Link, and Kenny
Link, ai! of Mocksville; 28
grandchildren; 32 great-grand-
children; and several nieces and
nephews.
A funeral service was held at
2 p.m. Monday. June 20. at
Eaton Funeral Chapel, with the
Rev. Jerry Couch officiating.
Burial was in Veterans Reld of
Rowan .Memorial Park, Salis
bury.
Memorials: Believers Son-
ship Tabernacle, 135 Potters
Lane, Mocksviile.
Willium S. 'BiU' Pierce
/ William S."Biil" Pierce, 81.
of Gladstone Road, Mocksviile.
died on Wednesday, June 15,
2005 at Rowan Regional Medi
cal Center.
Born
Maggie Vir
ginia Alsobrooks Pierce. He was
of the Baptist faith and was re
tired as a security guard at
Ingersoll-Rand after having
worked earlier at Baker and
Heritage furniture plants.
Survivors; a daughter, Pat
(Johnny) Seamon ofMocksville:
a brother. Charles H. Pierce of
Salisbury; a granddaughter and
2 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by
2 sisters. Ruby Pauline Rice and
Mabic Aundeen Killian; and 3
brothers, David E, Sigmon,
Aurthur Theodore Pierce and
James Louis Pierce.
The funeral service for Mr.
Pierce was on Friday, June 17.
at 4:30 p.m. at Edgewood Bap
tist Church in Cooleemee with
the Rev. Danny Shore officiat
ing. Burial followed in Liberty
United Methodist Church Cem-
eiety.
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of
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(C
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,
ne
p
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,
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fr
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d
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pr
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m
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wa
.
s
he
l
d
on
Su
n
d
a
y
,
Ju
n
e
26
.
Me
m
o
r
i
a
l
s
:
Te
e
n
Ch
a
l
l
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n
g
e
,
Ha
r
m
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n
y
,
28
6
3
4
.
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r
y
Eu
l
a
Wail
Ma
r
y
Eu
l
a
Yow Wall. 92, of
Ho
w
a
r
d
S
l
r
e
e
t
,
Mocksville, died
on
Mo
n
d
a
y
,
June 27, 2003 at
Au
t
u
m
n
Ca
r
e
of Mocksville.
Bo
m
in
Mo
o
r
e
County on
Ma
y
6
.
19
l
3
,
s
h
c
was the daugh
te
r
of
th
e
la
t
e
Colon and Alice
My
r
i
c
k
Yo
w
.
She was a home-
ma
k
e
r
an
d
a member of
Fa
i
r
v
i
c
w
Ba
p
t
i
s
t
Church.
He
r
hu
s
b
a
n
d
of 40 years.
Ro
b
e
r
t
L.
Wa
l
l
,
preceded her in
de
a
t
h
,
as
di
d
a daughter, Doris
Ha
n
e
l
i
n
e
,
6
si
s
t
e
r
s
and 3 broth
er
s
-
Su
r
v
i
v
o
r
s
;
2 daughters.
Ca
r
o
l
y
n
W.
Du
n
c
a
n
and Pam W.
(D
a
l
e
)
Ca
r
t
e
r
,
all of Mocksville:
a
si
s
t
e
r
.
Lo
v
i
n
c
Landrclli of
Gr
e
e
n
s
b
o
r
o
:
9 grandchildren; 13
gr
e
a
t
-
g
r
a
n
d
c
h
i
l
d
r
e
n
;
and 5 great- '
gr
e
a
t
-
g
r
a
n
d
c
h
i
l
d
r
e
n
.
Th
e
fu
n
e
r
a
l
service was to be
he
l
d
on
We
d
n
e
s
d
a
y
.
June 29 at
7 p.
m
.
in
th
e
Da
v
i
e
Funeral Ser
vi
c
e
ch
a
p
e
l
wi
t
h
the Rev. Rob
er
t
Hu
l
l
e
t
t
e
of
T
i
c
i
a
t
i
n
g
.
T
h
c
fam
il
y
wa
s
to
re
c
e
i
v
e
friends from
5:
3
0
-
7
.
Bu
r
i
a
l
was to be at 11 ;30
a.
m
.
Th
u
r
s
d
a
y
.
June 30 in Rose
Ce
m
e
t
e
r
y
-
Me
m
o
r
i
a
l
s
:
Relay For Life/
Am
e
r
i
c
a
n
Ca
n
c
e
r
Society, 1900
S.
Ha
w
l
h
r
o
e
n
Road, Suite 622,
Wi
n
s
t
o
n
-
S
a
l
e
m
,
27103; or
Am
e
r
i
c
a
n
Di
a
b
e
t
e
s
Assoc., Me
mo
r
i
a
l
/
H
o
n
o
r
Program, PO Box
26
8
0
,
No
r
t
h
Ca
n
t
o
n
,
OH 44720.
Oa
v
i
e
Co
u
n
t
y
Public Ubrafy
Mo
c
k
s
v
i
l
l
e
,
NO