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Jan - JunIlll<own (OIMV I Sri HPRLSI: R1 (OKI). TIH"KM>AV. JANUARY Ui. I'iso n " '■ — , , , Miss ANNIK USUDltNE Mws Adiiir* IVlarie Osbornc. 74. 1 >iikp Slrct*!. djpd Krtdnynipht ill Hrmighton IlcSpiliil nlinr .1 year of ilincs.<i. The funrral was cnnduclod at II n.in Tiio.sday at Raton Funeral Chnjicl by the Rev. J D Re\is Riirial was in Uhorly rnilod Mrllmdistt'hiircfi i-i'nielery.Hnrn Aug. i-t. iOOS. in c;rayst.n Ojunty Va., MLss Osbiirne m.is the diiughter af the liilr Zeb Vaner and in'iicva Plunimer n.'slKimr. SIm' wn."; rcllrod fmm Knvin Mills Suniving arc three sons, Bruce Oshorne of Woodlcaf. Aiviit Osbnrne of Miami, Flo. and Danny Usbomc of the U.S. Army, stationed in Germany; nine sisters, Mrs. Geneva llurnwell of Warrenlon, Mrs. Wilma Voglcr, Miss Maude Osbome and Mrs. Connie Kisor. all of Concord. Mrs. Ruth llo}Ainsof Bristol. Tenn., Mrs. Shirley Srnii. Mis. Mildred Wood and Mrs. Grace Hellig, till nf Salisbtiry.Malaline Donlelscf Coolecm'ee. nnc brother. Paul Osborne of Salisbury; and .vivcn grandchildren. CHARDIK T. McCIUCAN Funeral serv ices were held lasi Saturday at the Firstttaplist dturch in Dunn for Mr. Charlie T. McGugan. IJe wa.H the father of Vance McGugan of Mecksville. Mr. McGugan. 84. vras kiitrd in n highway accident 4 miles south of Newton Grove in .Sampson County Thursday, January 3. Born August 17. IBS5 In Red Springs. North f^arollna, he had lived in Dunn for the past 43 yenrs McGugflP served In the UJS. Army from Sept Ifl. 1917 to April 2, 1919. He was a llfellrnr member uf theAnier{t;an Legion in Dunn At the time of his death. Mr. McGiman was a Hfe deacon of lXutu\ First Baptist Churdi. Suitiving McGugan are sons Col. Charlie T. McGugan Jr. nf Atirrdecn, Vance RfrGugan of Mockaville.daughter Mrs. Louise Gaglch of Dunn, brothers L.A. and.lidm G. of Red Springs. D.tt. (i lAimberlon, W.lt. Mi'tlugan of WiistonSalcm. 3grandrMldrcn oral two great grandchildren. Burial was at GreenwoodCemetery In Dunn with militaiy honors with Dr. YomFreemsn officiatliig. ■o O" MRS. ROBVE J. irUNT | Mrs. Roliye Johiwon tfunl,of an Park Avc.. Mt, Vernen, | (ficdot 10 a.m. Dcccmber3t in 1 Montefi«e Hospital, Bnmx, 1 N.Y. She had been In declining j Itealth one year, and serloaisly • ill three months. The funeral was conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. at Second Presbyterian Church in Mocksvllle by the Rev. P.D. Johnson. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Hunt was ImrnJanuary IS, 1911 in Mocksville to the tale Herman aitd Lucy Johnson. She was educated In the publie schools of Davie County. fi arber«Scotia College, ond Winston-Salem State University. Mrs. Hunt taught in the N.C. Public Schools for nine years, and later worked in New Vivfc as supervisor at the Triborou|dt Bridge and Tunnel Authority. She was a former member of Second Presbyterian Church in Modcsvillc. and u mnnbor of St. .Iame.>«I'resbyierian Church in New York City. She was treasurer of Bartwr-Scotia .Mumni, N.V.Chapter, and 0 member of the Women's Guild and otherorganizations of the chtirth. Among aur%'lvor4 are scvcrni cousins in Dnvic County. C.W. JUVNEIt Claude William Joyner. 56, <if Rl. .3 Vo^inville. was dead on arrival at Davle Coun ! {> Ifospitalat 10 a.m. January I . 1st. from a heart attack. I The funeral wos held at 2:30p.m. Thursday at Liberty Baptist Church by the Rev. William Hulchens and the Rev. Paul Moore. Burial was In the church cemetery. Joyner was born in fredeli County the son (d SlonleyDolphus and Gertrude Holland Joyner He was a ntembcr of Liber^ Baptist Church, a veieran of World War H. and was a farmer.Surviving are his wife. Mrs Lub Mas Welts J^nrr; one daughter, Mrs. Lou Ann Reavis of RtS Yadktnville; two sons. Tommy and Johnny Dean Joyner of R(. .1 Yadkinville; (wosislcrs, Afrs. Lucille Roger of .Rl. 6 MocksvlUe and Mrs. Lorcne Moore of Rt. 3 Yadkinville. Joyner was born in IrrdetJCounty tho son <4 Stonlcy Dolphus and GertrudeHidland Joyner He was a member of Liberty Baptist Church, 9 veteran of World War H. and was a lormer. Surviving ore Ids wife, Mrs. Luta Mas Wells Joyner; onedaughter. Mrs. Lou Ann Ream of RL3 YadkinvtUe; two sens. Tommy and Johnny Deon Joyner of Rl. 3 Yadkinville; two sisters. Mrs.lAicille Boger of .Rl. 6 MocksvlUe and Mrs. Lorcne Moore of Rt. a YadklnvQte; one brother. Clay Joyner of Rl. 2 Harmony; three grandchildren. iXl lUK nwn r= < cu\iv i Nri urRisi rkord. tih"Rm>ay. January hi. \*m HISHOPMERBEItTB SHAW Bijhup HerbprI Bell Shavr, 71. an inlernatloBaUy known leader in the AME Zion churches, and well known In Mockavllle and Davio County. ifird Wedncscloy. January 2. while attendinR » church ccnncti meeting In ln> dtanattnUs. Indiana. He was consecrated bishop in IHfi2 nnd was the Bcnior bishop nl the denomination he helped expand on a worldwide scale. Ke was very active (ti the World Council of Chur chcs. Funeral services were held at a p.m. Monday a I Mother ASIF? Zion rhurcb in New Vnrli Cily; and nnnther luRcrat service at t pm, Wednesday, .lanuar}- 0, at St. I.iiVc AMF: ZIon Churcti In Wiliningion, N.C. JAMBS II. BENSON Funeral scr/lces for James Hunt Benson. BS. of Charlotte H-ere held Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in MeEwcn West Chapel. Burial followed in Forest Lawn Cemetery in Charlotte. Benson, of 632S Virginia Avenue, died Sunday in Mercy Hospital in Chariotte. His death was unexpected. He was a ntcmt)cr <d Covenant United Methodist Church ond served in the Navy during World Warii and the Korean War A laboratory manager for American Moechst, he was ti member of the American Association of Textile Chemists and Cfdorists. He was also a member of the American Legion 2B2 and the Civitan Club. A iabomtory manager for American Hocclst. he was a member of lite American Association of Textile Chemists aitd Colorisls. He was also a member of the American Legion 262 and the Civitan Club. Surviving arc his wife. Margaret; two sons. Larry I and Chris both of Charlotte; four sJslcrs. Mrs. Virginia j Everhai^l. Mrs. Helen Walker. Sirs. Naomi Smith and Mrs. Libhy Gales all of { Cootcemee. and one grand*! sun. Vv^^- o cr O .3^ zs »- o CC3 h, L/ o C e W-. G~- , o .JNDRICKS ^Mr. John Allen- Hendncks, 2, of 610 Windermere Circle, dietf at Forsyth Memorial.. Hospital at 1:15 ip.m. Sunday after an ex tended illness. Funeral ser vices will be conducted at 11 la.m. Tuesday at Vogler's Reynolda Road Chapel by the Rev. Reed Polk and the Rev. Bob Moore. Burial will be in Forsyth Memorial Park. Mr. Hendricks was « bom in Winston-Salem Oc- < Jtober 10,1907. to John H. and I iJHester Allen Hendricks. All -gof "his life was spent ini gWinston-Salem where he !»graduated from H-J* Reynolds High School and at- ^tended Wake Forest College. He was a member of First Baptist Church and was with R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Com pany as purchasing agent for j43 years, retiring March 1, 'g.970. Surviving are his wife, ->Mts. Nannie Lee Burns 'Hendricks of the home; two sisters, , Mrs. (Elizabeth) Sheets of 2041 Sussex Lane and Mrs. Vestal (Evelyn) Whitt oTi^ers. ville; and a number and nephews. The 5?*^i will receive atVogler's Tleynblda^oad Davie Co. Public Libraf; Mocksi'ilie, li Q. <:)} ' ■. ^ C rK CQ O 3 2 0 3 01 3 c. d CP UJ > tij > ffi 5C O o Leiid Clement of Mbcksville'C'-.a ' MOCKSVILLE — Mrs.Mae Foster aement, 50,Route 4, was dead on a^N^ on Monday at 7 a.m. in Davie Coun ty Hospital. She had bera in'declining health for'" ^ei^ years. •- • : , • ■ v ^ r The body remain at'theNobte and Kelsey Funeral Home.in Salisbury, pending completionof funeral arrangements. Bom July 31, 1929,". in Davie. County, Mrs. Clement ,was. adaughter of the late Rufus and Eula Van Eaton Foster. She waseducated in the Davie Oountyschools and was a member of' Fairfield Baptist Church. * " Survivors includd three daughters, Mrs. Patricia Sanders' of Earrisburg, Pa., Mrs. LindS Wilson of MochsyiUe and MissDenise Clement of the home; ' Seven sisters, Mrs. Louise F. hfoyfield of SalisburyVMrs. Fan-nie Carson p|Wli3sbhrSalem, and-Mrs. Beulah C%i^, MaryWilliams, Bfe.'Margaret Qe-ment, Mrs. Elizabeth Naylor and-Mrs. Ahnie Arnold, all ofMocksville; and six grand- >hehil4ren.i;. ly - Kf# Sab 9 h u.^.^ f—tS' c_n -O oO O (T- o3 r K-n _ C- HgNDRK jf:: • MCXaCSVniLE V Peter Wilson Hendrix, 61, of yodkinyllle ^Road, Mocks- ~^lle^j)assi^—awayr-at^foe-" Autumn ^re Cohvalescent Crater, MocksviUe, Monday i- f«f- i f ni^t. Funeral services will be conducted at 2:00 p.m. Thursday at the Eaton Funeral Home Chapel by the ^ Rev. Yates Wilkinson with burial following in Fork Bap tist Church Cemetery. The family will receive friends at^ the funeral home-from J7-to'9:00 Wedn^ay eyenin|.^Mrr Hendrix'w«'lidrn;ih<I^^ i County to'Acia'EIrad Nannie Foote Hendrix, and was a i retired' cafe operator. His wife, Mrs. Louise Normra Hendrix .preceded him in death in 1966. Survivors include, one son, Michaal Norman Hendrix, . Mocksvilie; his mother, Rt. 3, Mocksvilie; seven sisters, Mrs. M. L. Pinninger, Rockwell^ Mrs. V. L. Dilworth, Winston-Salem,' Mrs. Rankin Leeper,' Cramerton, Miss Gladys Hendrix, Greensboro, Mrs. Lillian Nash and Mrs. Nell Wyatt both of Rt. 3, Mocksvilie and Mrs. Hazel Myers, also of Winston- Salem; one brother, Henry A. Hendrix, Winston^lem. Uri / - / lo - / fSc 5s _0 cO O udvid NiocH'v' DAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARY KAQCKSVILLE, NC I'Ml ivwn tdIMN IMIUI'KISI Ul.CORO. TIll'KSn^Y fANUAUV 17. I'>SU •-X. •X \Ui.s liH SYU<»rt> Mrs. Crnn- hlw\<*r Stroud, fornirrly t<f Mu'ksviHr. dK"d SatiirdaV «' lu It'K'ky Mmini TIm' fitiwNiil **,♦> randui'trd al lla 111 Mitiid.'U at Kntnn'sKuiMT-ii Chapc'l itv liM> Upv litiirKc Auninti tliirial u-ns m Siili'iii riiilril Mi'lhadisl rhiirdi i viiwii-rj, SIh* U iir: tki- wkIuw •>! I>. It Slrmai ainl a ri'linil ••'ti'-lwr Stiriivine ai»' i«r«dauislHt'is. Mrs llcirn W'inclM-sl«*t iit AiiiKtiHlflli'. Vr And Mrs. Kuhu-vk Iluneycuil nf rJrwnvillp. S.f . Iwii smis. Jnr K Slrciud n( fiilunibia,Sr.iiH>l>ll iliwk.vi Sirtntd of Hmkx Mminl. niRcf{r,indt>liil[trfn ami Imir crral" KmitiU'liildrrn MRS wiii<:ati.kyk HHOWNMrs VVftiMtlvy Mfclc Hnmn oi linuio-t. Mwlisvillc,djpd last Tufsday. Ja unary' b.isaa In IlavK- t'ouiity llnspital rnilitwing an r'XtpnilGd llliwta. Kunvral n>r\'irea wore itcldon Saturday, dunuary 12.19S0 at 2 |i m in the Sixund iTeahytiTian t'lmrch mMoi'ksvilltv Rvv. K.D. Johiuion. Jr officiated, and hurlal fulIm\«.Kl in ilie church CPiiH?! cry.Mrs. nr<iwn is survived byone dniightpr. Miss Pebra Rrmvn of iIk* hnmp; four sons.Walter, Daniel and Ijirry Brown all «f the home, Darrcll .Stwic of .M(H>kavlttc Kivc brotbeni, Abttpr and Quincy .Stecle bolh of Mockavillp: Wtlfnrd Siccic of Windsnr. N C. Carl A. Stcele of Maryland, ond Minor Steelewith Ihe U S Army, stalioned In Germany. Six sisters. Miss lluth A .Sippip of New York City, NY.Mrs Mary Thnmpson nf Tampa. Kin.. Miss Byivta SIi-oIp. Mrs l.nvon Norwood. Mrs. Azeica Carter and Mrs. Ddcli ScarlPA. all ofWashln^nn, D.C.: and five griindrhtldrpn. S r. fiUKGtmVsitcrnian l*resiati Ciregury, 7!i. nf 20 Walt .Slrcot. dl<^ on Friday morning at Uaviermjiiiy JKbrpiial Thp funrrnl was held .SuiHhy at 3;.lo p.m. In Knion'sFuneral llamc Chapel In Mucksviile conducicd by Ihe Bi'v. Bill Crcason. Burial was In Liberty United Methodlslchurch cemetery. Born Sept 22. IMO. Mr. Gregory was a sun of the late Mclvin and Matlie Coptcy Gregory, lie was a retiredem^nyec uf Erwin Mills Survivors include hts wife, lleulali tlkcastm Gregory; one daughter. Mrs. Muriel Gude of Cuoleemec; one son. Reginald Gregory of Mocksville. two sisters. Mrs. t^pu Dedmond of Emerald Isle and Mrs. Rebecca Thompson of llillsborough: Four brothers. J R. Tbmer and Baxter Gregory. Rt. 4 and Donald Gregory, lit. 7. oil of MocksvjHe; and six grand- children MRS. ILLA IJAMES Mrs. Ilia Mac Smith Ijomcs. 79. of Route i,Sheffield Communuy. died ol7:20 p.m. on Jatuury 9lh in the Davis Hospital in StaiestiUr fOlowing a serious illness <d three days. The funeral was held Friday in New Union United Methodist Churdt conductedby the Re\'. Kermit Shoaf. Ihe Rev. Meivin Beeker and theflev Eugene Smith Burial was in the ehurrh cemeleiy.Born Aug 7. 1990 in Dovie County, Mis. IJamcs was a daughter of tin* late Robert Nelson and Emma Gallhcr .Smith. She was a member of New Union United Mclhndist Church and was a homeninker. Her liusbaud. David Nnali Ijames. died Nnv 22. 1979 Survivors include one daughlvi, Mix Cccl! lit I. Mocksville; une brother, Grndy Smith al HI. 14. Slalcsville. and three grandchildren. MRS. AllLEAN G. DYEHLV Mrs. Arlcan G Byerly. 57, ul Lexington. N.C. died Friday morning at the Daplisi Hospital in Winslon<SaIcro, She had been in declining health for two >'pa's. Funeral scrvicw were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at FiedmimtFuneral Home in Ijexlngion, with the Rev. Tommfe lloidKiler officiating. Burialwas in (Turrytown BaptistChurch cemetery. j Survivors include herhusband, Roy Byerly of the 'home, a sister, hfrs. Junior I Brewer of Mocksville. a nd one ' brother, William GQliimorc of ' Dayton, Ohio. ' AARON AKTHim ROGERS Aaron Arthur Rogers, in fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers of Glen Cove Springs. Florida died Monday. January ta. at his homounexpectedly. He vras two montJis old. Graveside services will be held Thursday in Glenn Cave .■vfirings. Florida. Grandparents surviving are Mr. and Mrs. Ciinard Howard of MocksvUic; and greol grandmother, Mrs. O.T. Nesbll of Woodieaf. N.C. o ISO .0 c.- O I"n nwn ini\tN i MIkl'HISI KlCOim. Tlll'kSOAY fANl'AKV 17. I'»M» MS. LELIA F. CLEMENT Ms. Lclia Fosier Clement. SO. daughter of the late Rulua and Eula VanEatcn Poster was pronounced dead on arrival Monday, January 14 at Davic County Hospital. She had been in declining health for several years. She was born July ai. 1929. and was educated in Davic County schools. She was a member of Pairficid Baptist Church. Survivors include three daughters, Mr; l.inda wilunn of MocksvUIc, Miss Dcnise Clement of the home and Mrs. Patricia Sanders of ilarrisburg. Pennsylvania; 7 sisters. Ms. Pannie Carson of Winston-Satem. Ms. Louise Poster of Salisbury. Ms. neoulah Chunn. Mrs. Margaret Clement. Mrs. Annie Arnold. Mm. Mary Wilbntns and Ms. Elizabeth Noylor. all of MocksvUle: t aunt. Mrs. Alice Doulin of M<irl(svnic; t uncle. Johnnie Pnslcr of W(nston*SaIetii; six grondchildren and a host of nicccs. nephews and other relatives. K*uneral services will bo cnnduvted Thursday ol 3 p m. at PairfieM Rpatisi LTntrth by Bishop W.O.K Cfray. Burial will fnltow in the church cemetery. The family will be at Kairfteld Baplisl Church Wednesday evoninig from l until 9 p.m ; after which they will mecl with friends in the fellowship hall of the church. MRS. ANNIE DULIN ANCRDM Mrs. Annie Dulin Peoples Ancmm. a native of Davic Ccuiiiy, dica in uiy Hospital in New Vork, Saturday morning foUowing a .short illness. She was the daughter of the late Abraham and Alice J. Dulin. She attended Davic Ccutny |*uh|jr Scttools. and furitiered her educotion in Advanced Piano in New York, where she has resided for approximately .1? years She was the Musician nl St. Mark A.M.E. Church, where she had been n ntemher lor the past 29 years She is survived by hot inisband. Elijah J Ancnim ol the home: three .Histtvrs. Mrs Viola Pratler of Winston Salcm; Mrs. UfQclta Lanler and Mrs. Eva I). Walden both of Advance. N ('. one Itrother. Mr McKinley Dulin of Ad- vatue Funeral servieeb will U- held on Friday, at i p.m at Ute Smith (trove A.M.E Zion (Tiureh in Davie County. Rev Ashley Champagne will of ftrialc. and burial wlH follow In the church ccmclery. The body will be placed in stale at the church 30 minutes pri(»' to funeral lime. The family will meet with friends in the cha|H*l of Morrixon>Studevenl Funeral Home Wednesday evening from 7*0 p.m. 0'^ <5 <50 cr :S t- KC' o oQ o oo .: fEEMMQNS >- Mr^: S. . 'tWaspn Bailey,'" 58/ of' 7251 , > £^sat^, Rd., ^ pas^v^yray. hight-'at'Pprs^'^ . M(^onal Hospitals Funeral' . services will be/conducted Swday at Vpgler's "Clem- ; fnbhsi' Chapel 'at . 2:3(X .pi^ V Burial will follow in Fork Baptist Church/;Cemetpr^ ; Bailey was County to Samuer 'E/ and ^Btfael Foster^ Baileyvan^d sipit ills, cniionopa. in the Fork Community in Davie j(^unty;"He had'iived in For- sytfr^Cbunty for over 30 years, and Was a member of •jE^i'pe '■• Grove 7 United^e^odist v Church, was co-b\^erland operator of die . Bennett and~;BaUey. Store, 2872-South: Stratford- Rd:,. Winston-Saleihl Mr. Bailey Was, a yeteran of World WarII;'seizing inrthe. U.S. Naval ■ ^tfr;- Force - a^ discharged with the rank of Chfef Petty Officer. HP-was aivlife member of the VFW, "Cljemmons Post 9010. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Cornelia, (Connie) Woosley^iley of the home; one daughter. Miss Lisa Anne$giley, a student pf. SaintJ^aryls College,« Raieigh;IjW.o sisters, Mrs; W.A.". j(^yolene) Bennett and Mrs. OX. (Veigh) Spiy both of &uth Stratford Road; foiir brothers, Foy,. John, Robert,and Jininiy Bailey all of Rt.2/^Advance. The family will^ei've friends at Voglpr's ClPinmons (]hapelfrom 7 to 9 Saturday evening. • ttr^9 'ct: I" n-i99c_ DavIe Co. pyblic lib"- 4", 55 "fs S o o -j .D CL d Cj > Ui > w o o 4' A S <x. r CD O U/msio-n-Sa.leTnn "CTouma )- o t.I^:flOWARD Rtf^iOJ^^JROWARD RUSSEn: SRTW 5i^fflGH:ippmT^^ • •• /*e\ 'a y« r , m' \ ^ ^ • - pp^Funeral-^imbe .2;p;m';-Tue^^^^ AU^ce Churdi,;where she"was-''4 fe>r^ a; member,T'wi'tli^-.the; Rev;: David l/bwe"! ^uyivjcc,y^.AiuuS;^^^ MUi. aD ^:ana;^-:memb^/6Cthe:SI"";:, Sundylng 'are husband, Howard R'lis-!i U^l^-rdau^terilMrs./Joahn Owens'of 4,.:High; Ppint;;, sister,. Mrs;' PaulineVI -;5troud of Mdcksville ;• brother,'Jeffy-J ;f Swcegood of ^Mocksville;: six .'gfahdchil-ii^ 9 p.ni; '^today.' ^^^e.r),s6oro Ih}/i^ /44i^j- J- -2./. / mVSB CO. PUBDC DBRARY MOCKSVlUIEi, NO bnye^^ n e X p ebt e di^ ur d i y.^; -v- Tuesda/, ;at iVoglef's - Main^ ^^St^eet jChapel^yby,5^^^ 'v^SheehanT^^Bunal'i .^F kr rn i h g 16 ti-,Cdmtri ii ri i ty| p/,'Cemetery^^ |j;r''Mrs|jea^e dfiherj life?;^ l-viandwasia^ r?;, BaptistjGhurchl Her hu^^ ^tvBurtTedgue'dieti Septet |.;;;24>iSb5.'Survive |;):J"^n';';SR1 c ifa rxl ©WdltvMrsi/Margaret-Conrier - jl ^6f MelbpAe^Fla^ I y';Patsj^-;Mann' 6f'-*Bud; Hill,; I rV;N!J.;Vthree';brothers/^ \' p'riirs fjofC bb iirri /I | " ^'-WiUiam "!Norris -of/.y/hHe-: ville. .and Robert '.Nb'ms. of i Brunswick J;!The-famUywni i ' • receive, friends 'at • Vogler.'a; ] .-^..-Main Street Chapel from.7 to;,-. ;j ; v^9 p/ni^Monday.;iii--j Oavie Co. Pubiic Libra/} Mocksy^je, R G. Wit^sLt™ ^alerTi douif)al OAVIE CO. PUBLIC LlBRAWf MOCKSViLLE. NQ iMvih auiMT r.NTiiRpRJsr RrroRD. tiivrsday ianiiary 24. i«>Rn S.NELSON BA1L.EY S. Nelson Bftlley 5fl. of 7?51 Lasaler Rrt.. Clommons passed away Thursday night a( Forsylh Memorinl Hospital. The funeral wa? ennduolod Sunday ol V«)glcr'8 CicmmonR Chapel at 'i:W p m. Burial WAR in Fork Baptist Church Cemetery- Mr, Bailey was burn in Davlc County to Samuel L and Etiicl Foster Datloy and spent hlH childhood in the Fork Community in Davie County. He had lived In Forsyth Cuunly for over 3" yars and was a member of Vine Grove UnitedMulhodist Church, was co-cjwncr nnd uperalor of the Bennett and Bailey Store. 2S72 South Strol/orrt Kd,. Winston- Salem. Mr. Dnlley was a veteran of World War fl, serving in the U.S. Naval Air Force and was discharged witlt the rank of Chief Petty Officer. He was a life member of the VFW. Clemmuns, Post 9010. Surviving are his wife, Mrs, Cornelia iConnle) Wooslcy Bailey of the home; one daughter, Miss Lisa Anne Bailey, a student of Saint Mary's College, Haleigb; two sisters, Mrs. W.A. (Wyolcncl Bennett and Mrs. O.L. (Veigh) Spry, holh of South Stratford Road; four brothers, Foy, John, Robert, andJImmy Bailey, all ofRi. 2 Advance. MRS. WILLIAM STAI-TORD Mrs. Belay Dameron Stafford, 42, of Ht. 2, Mocksville, died Sunday night at N.C. Baptist Hospital In Winston-Salcm. The funeral was held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Evergreen Freewill Baptist CTurch In Roan Mia., Tcnn., with burial in Winter Family Cemclcry. Mrs. Stafford was burn in Pike County. Ky. to Buck and Mary Roberta Dameron. She had lived in the Green Meadows community of Davie County for four yeare. Surviving are her husband William (Junior) Stafford of the home; three daughters. Mr?t. Pam Birchfieid, Miss Shclia Stafford and Miss Kimberly Stafford, all uf the home; one grandson, her mother and father of Jenkins. Ky.; four sisters, Feme Johnson of Myra, Ky. Dora McGradyofStalcsvilfc. Dollic Hayes, of Thomasvlllc ond Jo Ann Ilill of Mornouia. Md.; four hrnthers. BIll.jAck, Avery and Johnnie Dameron. all of Jenkins Ky. HUGH E. PARTIN SR. Hugh E. Parlln, Sr. of Dallas. Texas passed away on November 2, 1979 at Methodist Hospital in Dallas of a Cardiac arrest. He B survived by his wife, Edna Slanbcrry Parlin, of the home; two sons, Hugh E.Jr. and Mark S. Portln, both of Dallas Texas; and (wo dAiighters, Jane (Mrs. L.L.I Merl of Raleigh, N.C. and Sharon (Mrs. Fred) Anderson of Houston. Texas; six grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Mrs. Partin was an active member of Glen Oaks United Methodist Church In Dallas. His funeral was conducted by the Rev. Dr. Devald Barne and the Rev Bill REtter of Clcn Oaks Church at Laurel Land Chapel In terment In Laurel Land Cemetery In Dallas. Mrs. Parlin was a former resident of Mocksville. N.C. a teacher of vocational agricuKurol at Advance ffigh School and Davie County High School. The family lived on HardJsoii St. for several ycor:) in Mocksville. Bobby Steven Hendrix Is Killed In Accident VJI ViT 1 Bobby Steven Hcndrix. formerly of Davie County was killed inslanlly Saturday morning about 1 a m in South Carolina. A truck struck him while he was getting into his truck after helping a motorist that was involved In an ac cident. The funeral was held Monday al 2 p.m. in Kcrr St. Baptist Church in Concord. N.C. Burial was in Oak Wood Cemetery. He had lived in Concord four years. Bom Sept 3, 1949, he was the son of Mrs. Knthlyn Cranfill Jones and the lute A.E. Hendrix Jr. He attended Davie County High School, and was employed by Guignard Trucking Co. of Charlotte. Mr. Hendrix is survived bv his wife, Mrs. Teresa Trull Hendrix; two sons, David and Travis of the home; his mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Jones of Mocksville. One brolher, Hank Jones of Mocksville; paternal grandmother, Mrs. A.E. Hcndnx Sr. of Route 9 Mockavlllc; and maternal grandmother, Mrs. Liszle J. Cranfill of MocksviUc. c^ m S S ci" ^1 II1M::3 £1-'S o P 'N CO -is: CO o C3 o J5||^:iat,,^tyaiednfa'd'^ Iembnar=TUrt-fejrti-i;y:.->i;'fv (T- I ?rnX"Tt5»'r W'.Uiiiy ^ v?:2.i9.yJ?^i>Whi talcpr"-^^ §&&smmmmiim. Msmmmmm rnsmmei^m(s&wsafifesi^Hl UJmsTs-Ti.Sal^^ '- - )i^o OAV12 CO. PUBUC LIBRARY MocKsvo^ m 4B DAVII". i Ul N I 1 I \ i i ki'KlSi- KI(OKi). lillKSDv^. ^\N^A!\^ 0 1 CD S O o o o c =J < ^ == ~o CD CZ CT o C o ci v«; O Obituaries Aaneune John Kdward iKdt Hanehne. Kl. of IB24 Outer Slret'i. died Kriday cvenrng at Siuis Crc-.k Manor The funeral was held at 2 p.in Sundiiy at Hayworlh- Miller Silas I'rwk y hap<*l by the Hev Billy S Martin Buna! w'as itt OaKiawn Memt>rial Gardens Mr. Hanelino was born .n Uavie Cuui.ty lU. 1807 t!»and Morv \nn Myers llaneline He spent most of his life in Forsyih Countv. and w as a meinlHT of Urban Street BaptLst Church l|«.» was retired from Thomasville Furniture Co with 27 years of service Surviving are his w ife, Mrs Ethel Edwards llaneline of lh.> hnrnc one dauan'**r Mrs Shirley Wall of I'uriUin Lane one grandson. Steve Wall MRS. ELLA ROGERS Mrs. Ella EUzaln'th Rogers M. Route 1. Mocksville. NC died«*ari> Mi»rid«i> morning at Lula Conrad IhKits llospiuil in Yadkiioille. after a lengthy illness u rt'i t 11. .siie »i»s ».»*'»•< Countv to Jessie Whiliiker and Sarah* Elizabeth Hendricks WhiUiker She was married to the late John Tav Rogers, who died March 4. 1947 Survivors includi- i; sons Albert L R«»gers of Jonesville. James <- and Carl M flogers ol III I. Mocksville. Evoreite ti Rogers of Salisbury. Bill Rogers of Uradenton. Florida and Jimmy Rogers of Nor wood, I daughter. Mrs Claude Ralledge of Rt !. Mocksville; 2 brothers. John Whilaker ol Long Branch. Muiiu'^ota and Arthur WhiUikerol Rt i. Mix-ksville, 2 sisters. Mrs. Effie Welch of Kerner>vilie and Mrs. Maude R;».ll'*dge of R» 2 Mocksville. •2^ gralidchildren. 42 great grandchildren and 2 great great grandcluldrt-ii. Funeral services were held at 2 p ni Wednesday at Zion United Methodist cnurch with the Rev Kermit Shmif .rfficialing Burial was in the churcn cerm-u-« DALLAS Et: COE Dallas E Coe. 71, of Doth son. was dead on arrival Fridiiy morning at Northern Surry Hospital in Ml Airy after a long illness The funeral was conducted at 2 pm Sunday at Stony Kntdl Methodist Churcl. Burial was in the church cemetery Mr CiH.» was born in Surry C.^nly to Willinrn and Sarah Bullin CiH.* He was a retired Uiw enforcement officer with :ln years service Surviving are his w ile. .Mrs C.urthia Wilmoth Coe of the home, one son. Robert Coe of Rt 2. Advance; four gra'vJ. children, one great grandchild. one brother. Milton Cw of Rt 2 Dobson; three sisters. Mrs. Myrtle Genlrv of Elkin, Mrs !a*la C(K*of Rl 2, Dobson, and Mrs Carl W Sleele «d Nortb Wilkeshoro MRS MATTIETITTEHOW STEVENSON Mrs Mattie Tutierow Stevenson. 91 , of 1.11 Carter Circle, died January 22nd at (he Foisvlh Meinorial Hospital Mrs, Steveason was bi>rn in Davie Countv t<» Berrv ami a M;n> Jar.c Tutierow She sptnil her early life in Dnvie County, and moved to Win ston Salem in 192H. w here she spent the remaining part of her life Mf^ Stevenson was a member of Ijames Baptist Church m Uavie Cnuniy riie funeral waa conducted at Vogier's tieynulila Ro«id ChajHd at :i p m Thursday, by Dr Jack Noffsingcr. with ixirmi in Fcirsvth Memorial Hark Surviving are two cUiughters. Mrs Lena I'arler of the home and Mrs Mar jonc Ace ol Stroudshurg. Pa . three sons. James R Stevenson of Huntingreen Dr.. Robert H Stevenson of Noltingliam Rd and E B Stevenson of Gulfview Dr .Advance, two uau^KLr.-' .a Uiw. Mrs Bernice Stevenson of Lewisville and Mrs Maioy Stevenson of Newton Conover. eight grand- ehildren. eight great grand children World (irain Exports The U.S. provides 57 per cent of world grain exports. according to the United Nalioas. UttltiMOIOMiiMIIOIIIOIIOIIIttllOIOIII UiMnnoiiiiolTiiioiiHiotinoioMinooiiitiMoooioi 1 BIBLE QUIZ ^ I yiit'sliuii: i Where in Hethlefiem vi a.o i Jesus horn? I iSti' Da- AiiNAt i 111 Dk- \N.uil Aniiiouimiimiiioiiit"ioMMiHiimiiiiiinn»tnnoii o 1 t> 1 Sli CP Tl - C)uL _i> mee cQ 24 S lat*l o . j I i 1, 1 muf Reil over repo Mce Th the I adui Reu Heai iU and jour W Tl PT Feh .. -->< ii« St grai the p<itr imn AI att( <ch» T fUiKiN {ATi.KI'RISI !U( ()K1V HH iiSl) v t I HKl AK'J 7. IMHO O c5* So 8 g 2! Z o f Obituaries DH. DAVID iRUCKY STROUD Funeral siTvitri; for I^r David RustMM.- Stroud 5<), of HiK-ky Mount. N C . wore nciii at 11 ;i tn Monday ul llio .Itjlinson Funeral Honiv I'hapel there Buna! wa?; «n I'lnoview Cemetery l)r Stroud died Friday. Foliniarv 1 , at the I niversity of Missi.ssipju ilospilal, .lacksun. Miss Me had l>ocn in dechnmi^ health !ui two years He was Imni in Movksville to the late Davie Huseoe Stnmd, Sr and (Irace Shaffer He was educated in the Mm-k.svillf Schools. ^:ruduated from the i'niversitv of North Carolina in Chup«'«l Hill, and IVnn- sylviimn College of Op tornelry in Hhiladelphia Dr Stroud prai'lteed Dpl'imetry in H(*'ky .Mount fur 22 years He was nri'sirient of the N C jiIir\ri I Dplometry .A;..soeiatioii in iy7» 711 alM- served a.s vice president of that urgani7.aiiun He was president ul the up- tiimst Club, past district (ioverm»i of that slate orgaiiizalion. and president uf p.—ifv Mount Parent- Teachers Association He was .1 member of the Methodist Church Dr Stroud served in M-v ci .il CIVIC organijationi and was a city council member for 2 years Survivors are his wife. Mrs Florence Cornatzer Stroud. iJiiXM' sons, Steven H Stroud of Hucky Mount. David and William J Stroud of the home, une daughter. Mrs Susan S. Barker of Uocky Mount; one Drotner Joseph F Stroud of Columbia. S.C . two sisters. Mrs. Frances S Honeyciilt ol C.ri»enville. SC and Mrs Helen S Win i-hestei ol Alexandria. Va . and two graiidchilarcn Memorials may f>e .sent to; Hvpcrthcrmia Research lo care of J.eon C. Arks, I'niversity of Mississippi Medical Center. Jackson. .Mis.s :a:H6 <MRS. TESSIE BOWLES Mrs fess!'- H-IK Howies, W.-if 300Bay St.. .Monroe, and a lormer resident of Kt. S. ;!lc. duft c:. January to in Cabarrus Memorial Hospital in Concord fulluwing an illness of one day The funeral was held Friday al II a.in in iT.cstnut (Irme I'luled Methodist Church Conducli'd b> the Rev Uirry S'aples Burial was in ihe church cemetery Born Del 2'1. I8y-j in Cnion County. Mrs Bowles was a ci'iughter of the late .-Xrsena anil i.elah Te.ssie Liggelte Belk She was a meriibi'r of Chestnut CIrove Baptist Church and had lived in Monroe sine*' !9fil Her husband. Lonnie Sanfurd Bowles, preceded her in death Survivors include three dfloghJcr.-.. Mr; .\cl! I'U!?; -f Harmony. Mrs. Polly Rape ul Melrose. Fia. and Mrs .Martha Dulledgc of Monroe, one son. Marshall Bowles of .Mv-cksville; one sis'er. Mr^ Klbh Staton of Delmar, Del , 16 grandchildren; 28 gn-ai- granflcnildren. and six kircal- great •grandchildren (/ROGER G MOORE Roger Gentry Moore rtu. of I'arminglon. i)avie County, passed away at luc County Hospital tn Mocksville, January l«dh The funeral was conducted l-Yiduy at Vogler's Clenimons Chaptd al 2 p m h\ 'he Rev Fn*d Shoiif With following in the Farrnmgioti {.'iimniuriity ( rmctcr.' He was the son of Charles D Miiore and .Anmc Laurie Smith Moore Mr Moore spent his early life in Statesvillf. nllended the city schools and Mitchell Collegi-. In Sialesville he was very active in the community affairs and on the bwird of Aldermen for many y.vis For more ihan 25 yearb he was with Ihe Hcnsel Wi«)d l^rrxlucls Company as Sales Manager, retiring in 1*270 aue to ill health Mr M«H»re wa.s a member of the Fannington I'niled MethoifiRl Church Dn June IC W2. he married Klieabelh Catherine James Moore of Farinmgtim. who survives of the home Memorial m;u be made to the Farnnngtun Community Cemetery . C O Mrs Margaret Brock. Mocksvillc. Ht- 2- Nnrih Carolina 27ii2fl R S t/ I ^ -1 MAGGIES GAITHEH Mrs. Maggie Slimpson Gailher. a native of Iredell Coijniy ftu^ in (in^enshoro Friday night unexpectedly. SIk* was the widow of Mr ll;irvey y Gaither. and was a member of .\lt. Nebo Baptist Church. She is survived hy a number of Nieces and Nephews runcrui seivicca »•"« be held Wednesday night at B;Oi) p.Ml in the chapel of .Morrison-Studevent Funeral Home in Mocksville. Rev. Howard Parker will officiate, and burial will be in the Mt Nebo Baptist Church cemetery Thursday at 1;W p.tn The family will receive triends al the funeral home Wednesday from 7 8 p.m Morrison Studevent Funeral Directors uf Mocksville are in charge of service and arrangements Gideon Program Sunday At Fork Bernard Crowell of Mr;cksv;!!c. NC will represent the Gideons at Fork Baptist church. Sunday. February 10. at the eleven o'clock morning worship service Mr. troweil will be guest speaker and explain the work of the Gideons He IS married to the former Carol Johnstone and they have two children. Knox and EhzalM-th They are members of Blaise Baptist Church. • Tirfiaff A riur ena rvfevrw/vr: _X> o«> O O CT X. 1 resident. . (ok^; Eaton Simmons.K p .a former resident of Qeve-. Isna^^aied on Monday at noon in the Rowan Manor Nursing Cen-an illness of two years "rae funeral will be 2:30 p.m if f."W;SnesdayinaevelandBap.i. ust Church conducted by the f Bnrini pastor. ,I Bunal .wll be in the church cemetery. n The family \^.be at the-: ; Sum^rsett Futfei^ Home to- " ^flight f^iri 7 to 8 o^plqck and the, remam^of-threime at the.I'home 9| a,sister. Mrs. G. M 'Fleming.;u?WfMainSt.,aeve^ ^n land. n ! in Rowan.Counfy, Mrs». Simmons was a daughter of the f^te E; F. and-," IjJ® j^ljot . EatOT.^ :S was . r^ucated in.jthe Rowan County ^hools an?! North Carolina Nor- ' Greensboro. She ,- fi?d taught .School^ in her early ' me. was an'acti^ member of- Qeveland BaptistjChurchand aU spept m,j ' ' 1 ^hdre she was active;p the First Baptist Church! Her Gf?^P"s. died in' ^ -if. n n Survivors, in addition to her '.^tCT, include one :*rother, W. Eaton of,MartinsvilIe. Va • and one nephew. Charles Fleni- ' mg.of Cleveland. ■» .. . . ^ • t •>w. rKv f jj) _o oQ O I.y I - ir - j1 foeT L - » <S % OAV-JH CO.usuc uaftfi^mocksviue, no DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, February 14,1980 Ml:-; liiiA nnrs \il' lit..! M, h.'IIID'l Pulls. '>1 HI I lltlil SlIfMlilJ .li t Sill M; I'.Tii < ii|iV,-|li>Si*i<til n a.in llflcl V i.e. ;r t\.iliin's f •JI I'm: • '..Iflrl mlnlilrfi'il hv ''i- H.-\ \iiii's VViikiltsiin ■< il'il' ti: kiirk ll.-if>li.<l I 'liiii ili < fir.flfi-v I'l'is Nm » I'.Nii III 'lltui'it. '1|I|. I'l-.N.!- Ml> I'lltl.-i IVJIN 'I "' III IJic 1;ili' Jllll .llul I Illil C'imiK Mi'IKIUIL'I. ."•ijti is Miriivfii liy hi-r .t<:;<|i:iii'l .Ifllfl 11,1 \ ill I'ill Is, l« ll ••■•.I'.Ml Mil". !•> illlii II |f|i| • ^ -Vdo cf cr ^ I ixi 5 is: O /# Le^lf F6rr6st> r- iMOCKSWLLE. Bailey, FoniBt, 95, of^Route .?,!, 4i^ .^estefday afternoon} dii-| Pavi(^d>unty Ho^it^ afkr.^'^j ling^gjllness. 1 i v^ ! .^I^f^&naraL-wfll bd 4"^.inj"' ^ Baton's ^ Funer^;, Home QiapefSnMocks^e^th^ Harding .Xoweiy and T^ny Forrest—• -vl Burial ^ follow in Jmcho gQiurch-of Christ ^ r be at^^toe funeralhome-'frdm 7 mtil 9 FoirK^-jjiTOV bornjnn 4^^ ; Abral^ ^d Sa^ ;ElizAdth . V Smder Fori«t^<^? n He was a letired fbmer'and ; dealer for McN^s Pipduc^ Co. Forrest's wife, Beuiah Walker Forr^t, died in 1953. He was a member of Jericho Church^.'bf Christ > ' 'Survivors include aix dati^ ! » lers,Mis. Glenn Boger Of Rti-6, j MoChsville, Mrs. Albert Cant of' Edgewood Road,, Statesville, Mrs. William Safley of Rt.*' 7, Mocksville, Mrs.< Herm'an Prather of High Point Mrs- Ernest Seamon of Rt. 7, Mocksville, and Mrs. Jinimy 'James of Hazelville; lour scto, 'Garence Forrest • and Paul 'Forrest, both, of Rt. 1, I Mocksville, Ralph Forrest of Rt I 1, Woodleaf and Levns' C. ; Forrest of SwansboVo; 33 grand- I children, 62 great grandchildren i and onp great great grandclu^d. v/^ 's^ SaltsbkTi^ Fosi" ^MOCKSvriiliES^Sie^^^^ Bailey Forrest, 95,^'vOf^ L>t^^ocksimie,^t <7^died dayj . County .Hospitai^£ter,«;^ u ^seriousillnessdf^^^inyntj^,v; , ^ Fhneral^ervioes ■witf be clra^t ducted at-^^-pTirtP^^Sdnday v ;.^Iaton'sJFunera^r^HardylviBowrey^^^Forrest.' Buj^,al^U4|^,;;to^^j^erichOf Chur^.,^i^odiriibI "cerae,teiyr,.'Mr.';Forr^Vwas■' born Jjavle/G^was • refired' famw ^'d dealer for the 'McNeSs-; Producttk). fo^20years^#l^' was married to the^iate ; • Beuiah, Walker .Forr^t, who|. V,died .in 1953, He' was -.a I meml)er..of Jericho .Church ' ' of ChristV'Suivivinjg'.aire sixdaughters, :Mrs7'Glenh Boger ! of Rt. -S, Mocfcsville, ^Mre.' t! Albert Grant of-Edgewood Rd., StatesviUe, Mrs.William Safley ^nd Mrs.Ernest Seamon, 1^th oT Rt'.^7..Jdocteyille,>J^.'''Hdrmim "i Prather of Johnson St.. High : • Point, ^nd^-Mrs.- Jimnayirf' James ot^azeliSlle,■iour'^ns:; Clarence-Forrest^- and Paul G. Forrest, both ofRt.'l.^ocksville, Ralph For- - rest of Woodleaf, IRti>lv and' Bewis Forrest ^of J Swansboro ;* V. _ 33-.''! grandchildren^ <42 ■ great-^'. grandchildren; .onei. great- - great-grandchild. Thefamily will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 9 . p.m. Saturday. iv-.S X -X. rS I -D oO o 59 c. ^ iJ< » m Zi Z) > a. c'^ si 1 \^fms+e•n Sflt\eTt\ OouTT>a( 2. - r cr-^ocksviile, Iv. u. 'fefew, " uralHatt i*® Jiii Fori 1 foreman^' ^ i b i "y:^wo sons, Fred F "1">/ Srandehildren^ t„; Wiriston?S^Th" j ' -M-^ f . from 7 to ^.p.-m. Monday; Hayw'ortfeMiller Rural Hjj '' Chapel; v.-^ ^i-^ji*) <?">! '■^oj-t.n-*^ uTi'ht^l' V \A Drvie Co. Public Librar)'' Ivwcksvii'le, N. C. DAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRAPV MOCKSVILLE, no SAIN*- Mr. William Andrews Sain, 78. of 5464 Shallowford Road, Lewisville, died at i|is home at 9:25. p.m. Saturday. Funeral services will be conducted at U a.m. Tuesday at Vogler's Reynplda Road Chapel by the Rev. Joe Cpltrane. Burial will be in Clemmons Memorial ' Gardens.-Mr. Sain had been- in decTinin^health^ several years. He was bom: December 31,1901, in Davie County to Joshua S. and Mary Allen Sain. He had worked for the ForsythiCounty Farms as farmisupervisor for 40 years,-retiring in 1866. He had lived'in the Lewisville coniimuhity.'for the past 15 years and was a member of HuntsvillelUnited Methodiot Church injYadkin County, He was mar- ! ried in 1924 to .Minnie Lashmit Sain who survives of the home; other survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Margaret W;all of 5474Shallowford Road; one son, John S. Sain of 5478 Shallowford Road; one daughter,Mrs. William Speas, preceded Mr. Sain in death in'1977; five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren;one brother, Dewey Sain of Mocksville. The family willreceive friends at' Vogler'sReynolda Road Chapej from7 to 9 p.m. Monday. ' t—i ft -H, rs j -0 o .irz-»cy^ ;«iu |>AVI1 ( nrvIN INTI umisi RICORP. TIU-RSnAY lA^JPARY ». 1«»mi •o Oo a- <;LKNN K. ANDKItSON (ilrnii Edgar Attdrrson. Sr., 01. Kl. 12. Winsinii-Salrm. died I)(H*ombor 26ih at the V.A. IRispital in Salisbury. Mr. Andorsnn was bom in Havie ('oimty to Charles lA-e and lienriRtta iteatrk>e Aii- dlTMHI lie retired from K.J RpynaliLs in 1972. wa.s a veteran nf World War II and was a iile member of the VFW. Mr. Anderson was also a member of the New Ml. Vcrnon United Methodist Chureh nnd wos n charter member of Ihe United Metliodist Men. Surviving are hLs wife. Mm. Mary Ellen Foster Anderson of the home: three daughters. Mrs. Doris Lowrrnee of Winston-Salem. Mrs. Gray (Bonnie) Fishel nf Clemmnns and Mrs Duvid (Peggy) Hankins of Greensboro; ^ve sons. Glenn R. Anderson. Jr., Wayne F. and Ronnie G. Anderson, all of Winston- Salem. Thomas U. Anderson nf Wallburg and Lonnle R. Anderson of High Point; one sister. Mrs. Lewis (poulinc^ Lovem of Winston-Salem: ts grandchildren. The funeral u-as conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at Ihe New Ml. Vernon United Methodist Church, with bunal in the church cemelorv. JAMES PAUL ANGELL James Paul AngeU, 62. of Route 4, died Dcc^nber 22 at Davle County He^iai. The funeral was held December 24lh at if a.m. at Dutchman's Creek Baptist Church where Mr. Angell held his membership. Offtctaling at tl» rites «*a5 tk'» Rev. Thomas Toggle, and burial was in Ihe church cemetery Rom in Davie County Nov. 17.1917. he was a son of Mrs. Nannie NiclmlB Call of Rl. 4. Mocksvillc. and the late A.II. AngeU. He was an empl^ec of IngcnoU-Rand. in addition to his mother, survivors tacludr his wife. .Mrs Estclk Eagle Angell: two daughters, Mrs. Ann Kofivcr ai^ Mrs. Faye Davie at Statesvillr; a step-son, Lerc^ Edison of Kaiinapolis; five sisters, Mrs. Mabel Hellard of Ut. 4. Mrs. Bessie Sechrest of Rt. 7. both of Moeksville. and Mrs. Lavada l^annbig of Lexington and Mrs. Irene Jordan and Mrs. Gilma Moore of Concord: three brothers, Cecil AngeU of Rl. 4 and Angell of Rt. 7. both of Moeksville. and Hal D. Angell of Bremcrion. Wash.: and three grandchildren. JOHN C. PLOTT John Calvin Plott. 81. of Route 4. died December 22nd at Knoilwoad Nursii^ Home. The funeral was held December 24th at 2 p.m. at Eaton's Funeral Home Chape), conducted by the Rev. E.M. James. Born in Davie County April 1.1088. he wasa son of Ihe late Annon and Emma Riddle PIotL He was a relired far mer. Survivors include three sisters. Mrs. Lucy Berrter of Winston-Salem, Mrs. Ila Potts of Advance and Mrs. Elizabeth Moore of Moeksville; and a brother Noah Plott of Rl. 4. Moeksville. ^3' CO be^conducted at 2p by Chapel I Caffif f i^:*SSS'SmSl gs«sia:KaiJ |;tes/ArPf te^fp sssMpsshs:I wood Saptisi i^d^^^ KsisiMmlm S"rVivl4irt°two''--'i°"4 '■c«vn5e.Sa%'f'?y'^*'"1:iisi»a I:.' : .-V' '''-.v...'. (,, niinistdr: W ft,/^ • ^^PUst wf.i-IE'.'ssr ' 'P"" #?-#'Pies: ' '3- "^"6ftJocJ(£v;l]g^ ®® « W«■ -.,. ^°CKSyjU£, NC • Wake'f-o^t V —'?"""•■ :.;SouUicrh '&l,PfSW- indj 'Vie Association; A lanta m'"-'®'J"irtorr a'fj'j!'''™.!Any. After he ritir^ h^f , Seminaiy, MerSi,'-HiJ] collie ^ Ware II Cooperative Prn^ |I-Baptist state ■^7f-beneficiaries. 'Aiy^ ■% >: '■ ■'i^ "i ""4 ^ 4; -7 i feT^'day mp^n'g at »lTOefun^^tf^''^-^I^dftyay-'Vin :-Eatpn's>^FuheraI ^ '^Home;-Chapei;ihMock$^e cbnr'y■?^aucf^ ,bjrUdEev:'^ed:CarltQn :i stand tfte.."AWM^-in Le^pri'Memonal Park'|f vCemetery in Cb6Ieemee:> "i t t^^odnty;•^rsij'agfeis^'a daiigh-i terpme late dames a R; S; and 'i^s Ber^aJ.Rdeves^ide ' l^'Survivbrs include /hkr'^ius^^".^band^:'^Richard 'W.' Page;'^five.f .t>"Sisters.,Mrs.'aaude Hedrick'of ■'|^Lexin'rton;,Mrs..Eulline:Gunter'- Jt.;;;pf r.Laiird, ^^d?;1;te?^CTa'tye'"':- ■ Catbn, Mrs. Carolyii Pierce'and j . . Miss Merlyri' Riaerihdiirr ail of. CQ0leemee;:53::r:l.S.??r^^;; .^"; • Twb;- "b^Wh'efs*^^. Ridenhour of- Lauref'Md;,'?and < ; Robert, Eugene " Ridenhour of;;^at^ille, ^ Das/ig Co. Public Librar}^ iocksvillo, N. C. lt\e Sa.i'isburfcj Po-sV Z-:ld ^i^so fe^Furierar:servicesrwili^^tje)fibIdiv|t:W^rtesday'?at,2 30 ^pjn^-^-at-pVogl^'s ^ReynoIda.^'Road^g;:^;eha^/^y^the^Rev.J Davids ^'^ndiitheeRev.i-iEdwin-;pCaijter, .with.^terroent-irf| pcMprayian^JGraveyard Mr^-li |^|;Ctounty:;He.;c^^vfSalemjlnj.io^t I'ii gf ^^.,Co_mpanyr after::.43 years' bfil:J-.::,se™'e an •6 h y W;' G r o ve^lf n i 16 d \'^;yMethddist:'^GhU^^^ri'lSp^hpol-KSurvi^Yv.wife^ Berlba UnebachlSheek;; i. df ',^§'4ipnie;.-6ne;daught6r,^:-t:5£-Aye.;:^/afftowh;!'fi've^^ cMJdren; -three gr^t-gr^yi. cfi i I d re h Y v l w b."'7 s Yep -'vfdaughters;YMrs?-bRert'of .Winston-Salem' and , :::,Mrs;-:EIwanda Kay iBush - of -j ;7 Davidson County- bne ste^'I >; s0ni-«C 1 i £f 0rd ' • Sink' - 6f'j -'Yopa'vJdsdn':CbunlyV:.''fi^^^ >1 ::;:VgrartdchiIdren'::^YhreeSstep^:: I ..;t,£f":eaY-grandchilren; .a^^^ •:;;;:rsisters:;/Mrs. .Hazel ^Gali,-> ; Mrs. /Henry " and ;Mfs.';YiMa^,^pence_ .bfiCobleemeeY • ' ; Ctivd brbthersV Tom' Sheek of '. Cobleeniee and R. W.'SKeek ' i :; ofYWinston-Salemr The i7 family wifl receive -friends ]^Tuesday from'7 to 9 p'.m/ at :-Vogle^;s;7^Reynolda .,Ro^dv.'Chapel.-.'-t . \A/I7^s"1"ot\- £>ale>YN Oou-f-f^oL^ % -io -I^^o uatiitj OO.^ULfiiU LiUtaljf MoeksvNIe, N. C. low DAVII- COUNTY l-NTI KPKISr UrCORH. THURSPAV I I HRUARV 21. U'K-j Ohituaries C? 03 < co' S o o o o cr ^ =j cr o o r^- cr q: C5 KIDKNHOUR ^ PAGE K.ilk' Su'- Kidenh.njr Pa^ii*. 4-1. of Citolet'nioo. N C.. died at * '^-r-y Jh Merrjcriu! Itonni Tuesday murning after a brief illness. Funeral services will be Ik'ld Thursday at Katun's Funeral Home Chapel at 2 p in with the Uev Fred Carltim and the Kev J I) Kcvi.s officiating Burial will ;'.2!nv. 'u |.,egion Memorial I^ark een!eter\' She was born Mraeli 24, 1935 ifi Oavie County to the late James C K S. and Bertha Ktfves Kidenhour. She was empioyi'd at Cooleernee School Cafeteria Survnors include her husband. Richard W Pago of the home, 5 sisters, Mrs. Claude Hednck of Lexington. Mrs Kulline Gunler of Laurel. Md Mrs. Clayte Cnton. Mrs. Carolyn Pierce ^'id Miss Merlyn Kidenhour. tirolhers. James Kidenhour of Laurel. .Md . and Koberl Kugene Kidenhour of Hyatt- hville Md The family will receive friends WeUni-sday evening at Katon s Funeral Home Ciiap«*l 11 em 7 j'.m. uniil 5 p.m /T. K COPE JR Thunias Hadfurd Cope. Jr. u; of 2nlii Van Story St . died MuncLiv mghl in Moses Cone ilnspiuil folliTwinga lingering liifiess Mr Cope was a for iiiL'i lesident of C joleemee. The funeral was Wwlnesday ill 2 pill in Eaton s funeral Home Chapel in Mocksville cnnduded hy the Kev Calvin Greene Buna! was in the Lcgiun Memorial Park in Coole<miee. Memorial contributions mav be made to the Americati Cancer Society. Horn June 12. 1913. in Davidson County, Lexington. Mr. Cope was a son of the late Thomas R: and Myrtle Jordan Cope. He was retired from the personnel agency of the textile union. His first wife. Ora Lee Summers Cope, preceded him in death. Survivors include his second He!e" Belch Cope; three daughters. Mrs. Carol Odell of Poolesville. Md , Mrs Nancy Peeler of Greensboro and Mrs. Brcada Fort of Nashville. Tern., one son, Thomas R. Cope 111. of Morristcrwn. Tenn.; Three sisters. Mrs Mary Swaim of Burlington and Mrs. Carolyn Helsabeck and Mrs Gladys Dennis, both of WGrninglon. one brother William W Cope of Woodbine. Md.: his stepmother. Mrs Eth?! Co*^ of Le*mpion- four stepsons. Ronald D.. Kenneth W and Henry W Byrd. ail of Tarboro and Tony U. Bryd of Wilmington; eight grand children; and three great- gra ndchildren :WIS B, FURHEbi Lewis Bailey Forrest. 95. of Mocksville. Rt 7. died Friday afternoon at Davie County Hospital alter a serious illness of 2*2 months The funeral was conducted at Raton's Funeral Cha|K'! by Hardy Lowrey and Tony Forrest. Burial was in Jencho Church of Christ cemeter>' Mr. Forrest was born in Davie County. He was a retired farmer and dealer for the McNess Product Co, for 20 years He was married io the late BeuUih Walker Forrest, who died in 1953. He was a member of • -t JL'I ICIIU S. tiui V It 1>I V Surviving are six daughters. Mrs Glenn Bogcr of Rt fi. Mocksville. Mrs Albert Grant of Edgouood Rd . Slalesvillc, Mrs William Salley and Mis Ernest Seamon. both of Rt. 7. Mocksville. Mrs. Herman Prathcr of Johnson St.. High I'uint. ami Mia James of Hazclvillo, N C . four sons. ClarenvC Forrest and Paul G Forrest, both of Rt. l. Mocksville. Ralph Forrest of Wvwdleaf, Rt !, and Lewis C Forrest of Swansboro; 33 grand children: 62 great grandchildren. one great- i? rent-gram i i n h i I d Green Hill Baptist The men of Green iiiii liaptist Church are planning a brotherhood breakfast fellowshipon Sunday morning Feb. 24. at 7:00 a.m. All rm-Mi in the community are welcome to come Tlic liirectorof brolherhiKxi is .Mr litivid fiwings The Children s Choir ages 1 6 i.s working on special music for Easter. They meet each Wednesday evening at 7:00 pm Tliey are directed b> Margaret Hinson Baptist Pastors and tlieir wives of the South Vadkm B.^pti<;i Assnciaiiori met m mir church on Tuesday evening February 19, at 7 00 p.m The ladies of the church prepartxl light refreshments after the program The program was enjoyed by all. r T I I" .. j» o >■ X -V'f ^-v. ' -■ ■''^•/■''^•O'^&SM ^|Modcs\^^' Nail, 66, &^kSalisbu^di^ unexpie^edlv '■'■■aVDaw$^(1%im^^o|DitaI; iifMogcs^J^ay Mrtiner^ seivices cdii'^ 6.Ui^;dthe"^ /C Meraodist^-fCKjfrei 'Rey^GI«fge Auma^^^Re^|p|iarle$. BuIIqc^^uH^'willUjjg^la^^^g&oif I ijhe^Ei3wdjya;Nail,^rPaM;I^^Call»NalL;She'Wasehipli^(^ "by iuh(z^s Depaf^ent Storein,Moclcsvi}le. Surviving are■berj mother; two sisters,' ..Mrs.„Margaret Murphey of Rtf 5, . Mocteyille and I^.t R^ecca ^ ijanibi''ofvrGreen-■ slx^o; one brothfiif BiU BlailofjMocksyille; one half-sisljer, Mrs. Mary Smith pf Mdchisville; one half-br^er;; waUam ofBl^ck Mountain ;'*^evefal y - and nephews. - The.fahwyvwill receive friends atm's, Funeral .^lome, in 5 J fL. 23. It. V ns- -1 ■RO 00 -j:> o OAVIE CO. PUBUG UBRARY mocksviu-E. Me <r^ favie Co ri.s uu.ruu.,., ,.,u.^jy ModovHle, k C; ,UJi .x H- rni xTV I-\TI-RPR1SI RITORD. THURSDAY. FtBRl'ARY 28. !<^80 O cu < fD S O o o o c: ^ n < ^ Obituaries T bkrnaud foster ■J'l'if. ilcrnanl Kt^^lor. 74, ol M.Hks'vi llo, Hi. 4, died ThurMla> ut Baptisl HcKpiUil in WmsL.w-Salem Tlu' funeral was cnnducUnlal 2 p ni Sunday ul Kalon's Kuneral ChafHd by the Rev. j I> Bunal 'Aas in I'nuv I'leshyfenan i'nurcii .'vji I I'sici wao L^rn in Hi»v..inC«Junf\ tr-Kdwaid Uc- and Minnie t-ee Cranford I'asUr. He was a veteran of W.»rld War II aiiJ a meinber iv( I'nily Presbyterian L'iiureli He operaled ^UKrery stores Ml Wmslori-S.ilem. Stalesvillc, Salisbury rharlotle. and f^n..l4.»rTw» orinr li) biS retirement. Surviving are liiswifc. Mrs. Irene Blackburn Foster, one •-e'l Tini Davis uf Cir{H.'l«- sbiiro. one dauKhter, Mrs Vickie Jusephson of Clear •A'nlPr. Kla . one jjrandson. one sister. Mrs Valdurise U..ker of Lenoir, two brjthiTs. Audry Foster ot Salisbury ofid Hay Foster of fluirloiir Ames duffie \/ McDC'NAl l> J.ime*" Uuffie MtDonaia. Sr 53. of Rt '1, Burlington, died at his home February ifjih The funeral was cuudueled•il 2 p III. Saturday at F.aluii .s Funeral Ch;»i>ei by the Rev I'lmrles Riilbx-k Burial wa^ ill Katufi'.s Baptist ChurJi c'.imtery Mr McDonald was horn in Davte County to W J and Mab<'l Hulchens McDonald. He was a veteran of World War U and owner of Sewcoitewing t o nf Burlington Surviving are three sons, Howard .McDonald. James Duffle McDonald, Jr . and Liimont McDonald, nil of Burlington JifRS. MARY WALKER)/ REDMOND Mrs Marv Walker Red mond. 7b, i hipley Ford Road, HI U. Stalesville. N r died F; .day February 22. Btian Nursing Home there, after a lengthy illness. She was born in DavieCounty August 13. 1903, and wa.s a daughter of Ifie late William Joel Sanford and Maggie liowan Walker She was a riieml>er of South KivcrBaptist Church and was nijirnefl Docembcr 2. 1934 tu John Hov Redmond, Sr. who died May 4. 1979. Surviving are tliree sons, .fohn Hoy Redmond. Jr., Charles Lloyd Redmond, both of Siaiesville. and Rev Jarncs Willium Redmond. Ther- mopolis. Wyo; one sister. Mrs Margaret W. Shellon.Ml. Airy, four brothers. Fred M. Walker and W. Calvin Walker of High Point. Clyde T. Walker of Greensboro and Lawrence C. Walker of «jiarp<villp iind five grand children. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 11 a.m. ul South River Baptist Church, with burial in llie church ccmclcry l^CHARD B. SHEEK Mr Richard Beauchhainp ShK'k, 72, of 659 Drenl Street. Win.slun Salem. passed away Monday morning at his home The funeral was heldWednesday at 2 .30 p m atVogler's Ueynolda RoadChapel by the Rev David Smith and the Rev. Edwin Carter, willi interment in .Moravian Graveyard. Mr. Sheck was born in Davie County. He came to Winston-Salem in 1927. retired from P H. Hanes Knitting Company, after 43 years of service and was a member of Christ aluraviaii Churcii. He was also a memb«>r of Har- inoiiv rtntve Dinted Methodist Church Sunday School Surviving are his wife. Bertha Lineback Sheek of Uie home, one daughter, Mrs Ann Wall of 3440 Jane .Ave., Pfafftown; five grand children, three great grandchildren. two Step daughters, Mrs Colleen Reed of Wiiistun-Salcm and Mrs hdwands Kay Husn ot Davidson County; nne step- .sun Clifford Sink of Davidson County, five .step- grandchildrer.; ihreeslep great-grandchildren, three sisters, Mrs. Hazel Cull. .Mrs* Henry Cook and Mrs. Mary Pence uf Cooleemec, two brothers, Tom Sheek and H W Sheok. both of Winston- Salern \/PAUL WILLIAM JONES Paul WiMiam Jones. M. oi Advance, Rt 4, died at 6:25 p m. Friday at Davie Countyiluspilul after a serious illness of 2'? weeks. The funeral was conductiil at It a.m. Sunday at Mock's I'lulcd Methodist Church by the Tlev. Alex Alvord and the Rev. C.E. Crawford Burial was m the church cemetery. Mr Jones was t>orn in Jackson. Madison County Tenn. tothelateJames P and Sida Lennon Jones He was a retired sheet metal machinist, a member of Mucks United Methodist Church, and a veteran of World War 11 Surviving are his wife. \irginia Myers Jones; one daughter, Mrs Lundia Cornalzcr of Ut 2. Advance; one son. Keith L. Jones of Rl. Mecksville. two grand children ELLA MAE NAIL Miss Ella Mae Nail, 66. of 403 Salisbury St . died unexp<'ct«Mily at Davie County Hrjspilal in Mocksvillc Friday morning The funeral was held at 4p m Sunday at Mocksville First I'niled Methodist Church by the Itev George uliu cue icc*. e.iuiitcs Bullock. Burial was in Oak Grove United Methodist Oiurch cemetery Mi>s Nail was bcrr. if. Da vie County to the late William Frunkiin Nail. Sr. and Mary Call Null She was employed by Rmtz's Department Ston* m MocksviHc Surviving are her mother, two sisters, Mrs Margaret .Murphy of Hi 5 Mocksville and Mrs. ReUvca Lamb of Greensboro, one hrothfr, Bill .VUi: ...jr sisler. Mrs. Mary Smilh of Mocksville, one half-brother. William M Nail of Black Mountain, several nieces and nephews N. Davie Watch The North Davic Com munity W;drh will meet on March 4 at 7::ki p tii m the Wilhum H Unvie Fire Dept. It is urgent that all board members oikI r<uid captains attend, said Lewis Junes. ^:u<irdiiialor oO _0 cO o o Cr S *5 V/> cf -Ai. .d HICKS 2'®„'^J'yelMd''c^apel"fu "^'^"•'ohnson Funeral b-infNo^oi »<=/ T Beh^h^ ^ Rosamae D? graduation, she was activeasaperforiiiS^aiSin^iano and otgan. ®At tte »a strS SV a^pter " tt?N ifWoman's Symphon? As sociation and wac a ^ f'-ST'S'/S Ip^rtw'bwg n s'c n ^ ]Robert Lee' Hicks S? Mrs. Jin^•^k.Zso«'?^Fairfax. Va. J' fe-t^ f -j:: 3 oC> o V c— 'O (vi \W\TvsV &"y\ -^CtVcTrrs O 0't4*'''7^ A. I Oavie Co. Public Library "''SvHIe. N. C. DAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARY MQCKSVlLLEy NO t v'T? 1- »"w (vr wi ! I mv 1) n(1 i<s> I i I !«l-\t! '' ' OJriluanes o Q} < CD' S O O O o c= r3 CO r-*- O" <r> C cy —« CO .5 o MRS PATSY ANN MU'KS Mr.s PaLsy Ann Hn ks Uk af '.«:il I^uki- S' Mtn-ksvillc. da-U TukMias l)avir ''(►un'j HospiijI atlt-T un '.llnrss of several %\!*<'ka The Kiinoral was einiduclodal :i p m Wednesday al \e..wr!n«ir»*l:in<l rhapel of Buncii Johnson Funeral Home in Slalesville. by the Klder Ml' (»ofdun Uuiud• , C to .11 t 'r»i »*k MofhixliSl rt n » 1-' Church ccnielery m Slalesville Mrs Hicks was hern in Norfolk \ a en Feb Ti. I9J2 In ihe lale Koberl l.ee Bell andUos;iiime Huilley Bell of VaSurvivinj^ are her mother; her husband Fatrick II. HicksII of Mocksvillc. two sons Patrick 11. Hicks IV of South Carolina. Robert Ue Hicks oi the home, one sister Mrs.June Thomason of Fairfax, V'aMrs Hicks was an activeperforming artist iii piano andoriian She served as organistat Forest Park Pre.shyleriun Church in Stiiiesville She was the secretary ef the '^>avioCounty Chapter of N CSymphony Assoc ia lion, inemb<^i of the .Sesenlh DayAdvenlist In Mocksville ^'CRADYG MOOUY (Jrady Cieon MoikI;. . •':< of Houle I. died on Monday iiiKhl at the Rowan Manor Nursing Hume in .Salisbury The funeral will W 11 a.m. i.n Thursday in Katun's Funeral Home Chapi'l con ducted by the Rev. Jim Odder Burial will be in Rose t 'einetery The family will be at the funeral home on Wednesdayflight Iruin 7 to 9 o'clock Born Sept 2. PjIO. »n I M.iilit.ui ia.ur.t\. Ml .Mttixiv was a ^oii ol the late Hiiey and Uclla Dunn Moody He was a retired sawiiiil! worker Survivors include loS wile l^'ssie Combs Moody, threedaughter. Mrs Lucille Bledsoe. Rl r». MeKksville. Mis Verna Owens. Rt II.Salisbury and .\irs. LoisLittleton*of Lexington, two M.ns, noiiald Meixiy oi ene home* ami Bobby .Momly ol Ul :t. Yadkirivdle Two sisters. Aiia Iwe Green ol Morganton and Mrs Ruby Thies of Salisbury. Hiree brothers Herbert Moody of Terra Bella. Calif , J VVMiMKly of Greensboro and Pearl I.«'wis MexHJy of WakeFi>rest. and nine grand children. was held p.m in the Memorial <JOIIN ALBERT MILLER John Albert Miller. r>2. of Rtitite A (lied on Sunday at 2 a m in Rowan Memorial Hospital after being in declining health for several yea rs The funeral Wednesday at 2 Summersett Chap*d m Salisbury conducted by llie Rev rnny Jordan, piistor nf Bailey s Cliapel in AH\r»nr'»» Piiria) wa'; in Cherry liiil Lutheran ChurchCerneiery in Davie County. Born May I'J. 1917 in Davie County. .Mr Miller was a Sfm of Ihe late John .Albert and Liihe Thompson .Miller He attended Cmileemee School and also Lenoir Rliyne and Pavidson College lie was a farmer most of his life and received state honors for cotton growing in 1952 Mr Miller was employed by llenliige Furniture Company in Mock.sMlle iintii Un rcfirenu'iit m 195*2 and was a inemb.M of Cherry Hiil Lutheran Church in Davie « oiiritV Survivors include two suns Kenneth V Miller of Crane Creek Te»race. Salishury and Charles David Miller uf Ri 2. iVifi'nn«-«'• seven sisters. Mrs. Caihrine Miller of Salisbury • ••' .-L . »I • 'r ;r.r.U.t .JMV^JVI W* dna. Va . Mrs VirginiaGalvin uf Washirgton D C .Mrs Mary Herman otSlatesville. Mrs Elsie Alford.,f Rmmoke. Va.. Mrs. Geoi^ge I.eCato of Spring Hill. Ha and Mrs Hallie Christian ofDurliam, and two grand children^RVIN E. LEONARD ^larvin Elvin Leonard, 6fi. of Route 4. Curry Town cummunily. died on Thursday at 11 pin. in his homefollowing a serious illness of six montlis. The fuiu-ral was held Sunday in the Piedmont Funeral Home Chapel cun- (lucled by the Rev Robert Willard. Burial was in the Church of the Brethren Cemetery in the Currv Town community Born Jan :tu. 1914. in Davidson County. Mr L ccnard v. as a son of the lale Charlie L and Ida Everhart U>onard lie was a retired pluml>cr and wijs a rncmb»'r of Beulah CmleU Church of Christ Survivors include his wife. Lorine Curry Leonard two sons. Winfred I.. Leonard of Rt 14. Lexington and Jerry .M I.ennarduf HI 1 LinwoiKi; one brother. Kay Leonard of Rl 14. Lexington, one sister. Mrs Ella Leonard of Arnold Rond. Lexington, K T .♦t cS Chu 9-12 w.. Fot o- Vl.s t ser r •— Sur ■«r>. Pn "nr* _o ser oO evi o vv». ser Sui .M. Mt Ml ne^ Wi wa Ml Ml to W Ci llv Ti as B! lU p* !>;: 11 of th <i: •ii S.I .11 ti l i P \ VA iJLt Ci <JZ 3 \- C2 O ;M. H. A\arch of A^ocksville MOCKSVILLE - Marshau! Henry March, 55, of Campbell; jRoad, -died at 6:30 p.m. on. ' Wednesday in Davie County! ' Hospital following a serious iU-i ness of three we^. ' The funeral will be 3 p.m. on : Saturday in St. John's AAffi Zion: ' Church conducted by the Rev. L. n . B. Speas. Burial will be in the church cemetery. . The family will be at the <fs Noble and Kelsey Funeral Home : . in Salisbury on Friday night. from 7 to 8 o'clock. The body will be placed in the church on " . Friday at 5 p.m. and will remain n there until" the funeral. x Bom Jan., 8, 1925, in Davie. ^ County, Mr. March was a son of the late Marshall and Viola p Dulin March. He was educated gin the Davie County schools, was employed as a brick mason for Carl James Construction Com- V pany and was a member of St. John's AME Zion Church.' Survivors include one brother, Troy March of Mocksyille; and one sister, Mrs. Ellrabeth Payne of Mocksville.- j ^ ■« r " 9 -t, ■ 11 -s » L I h ^ V-... .-7 x+ V^t^'Co cfaildren; and grandchildren. d(t)>l,'9 i^«4,au "3-y /7^.jV uciiie OO.MiUiic uu.u,^ J, N. C. T.*» /"T^; *-T» • • • '-TT. Mft/nrctmrw .., . MpCKsyiui-M„^^ Robinson. CQclcerham,i-79 of ^ ->Route 7,' was d^d on arrival afc^ i ^ Davie County Hospital on '' Wednes(^y. • J pe funeral wiU be 3 p.m. on Saturday in New Cal\^ Holi- ' Church conducted by . Bishop darehce Minor. Burial^wil OG in the church cemetery.' The family will be at the ' church tonight from 7 to 8-30 • ©•(dock. The body will be taken from the Morrison-Studevent 1 Fungal Home to the church this ! ..evening and will rmnain there 4 until the funeral hour. • P 2. ISCO, in SunyCounty, Mrs. Cockerham was a daughter of the late Sam and EUen FrankUn Robinson. She was a member of Liberty Headstone Holiness ApostoUc Inc. of Statesville where she was Na tional Mother of the church. Survivors include her hus band. Paul C. Cockerham; three dau^ters, Mrs. Lolean Carson and Mrs. Josephine Dalton„both of Rt 7, Mocksville and Mrs Irene Rodgers of Statesville; one son, Paul C. Codcerham Jr. of Mocksville; T ^ '^"Shter, Mrs. Rosie iLee White of Cooleemee; six 1 brothers Ray Robinson of Mo^^lle, Robie and Ralph Robinson, both of Stewart, Va Robinson of Bronx, N. y 'Rib^ Robinson of Washine- Robinsonof New York City, N. Y.; three isisters, EfiWa-Oackerham, i Hairaton and Mra.Malhe AUeir,v aU. of £)lkin;-26-' I ^dchildren; 57 great-grand- I eight great-great- f -~o C30 O i QQ O n z Q iJ -J -1 CO P >a. CO x: Si OJ > So-ll'sblCTM Vosl" 3 -l-I'lSo —1: . MRS/LlUiAIf - I Mrs>p.-LilliaiOGorn - Mc^'' ClamrodC 71, ,Tlmr^y . night atr^^ptist^' Hospital in ,Wiaston^alein. TKe.funecaL coh^uct^ at .2 p.in«^;Sun<]ay at Eaton's • Funeral Home Chapel by the ].;H^y, wasm'i !parolinal^emofiar Park, 1 Cemetery in j^nha^lis,. ,.;' V Mrs. McG}amroch was horain Davie Coiihty..to.the_ la^■Charlie and Nettie Ball ComL 'jShe was a rietired. employee!<rf Erwin Mills and a member' rf World Wide Church of God 'in Greensboro.Surviving are her husbarid, 'R<y S. 'McClamroclj,. s£;three sons, Roy McClamroc^ 'Jr.- of Kannapdis, Cort^lMcClamroch ^Winstbd-'Salem, and Qpnald LeeMcClamroch of 'Waynesborb,Va.; eight grandchildren.:^ gNTcPPRISc-RECORD 3 ?' I Dsvis Co. Public Library ^ocksville, N. c. O^VIE CO. PUBLIC l^RAFMOCKfiVlLLE, Nt o C McCLAHil^jpCll /M0CKS«uj,K2fV^'.j ^UOBCai SMWviw will be-cDBdocted at 2P-nt-r ^day at< Eat<»'s ■in CarbJina Memorial Park r .^nn^irfis,'h?n was bdnip. bounty to the latb'gwrhe andN^tieBall Cbrn. a? retired employeeof Erwin Mills and amember of World Wide?°rch_of God in Greens-horo Surviving are herhusband. Roy s.McCl^rocfi.: Sr:; . threerons, Roy McOamnich, Jr.of Kannapalis, CartezMcClamrocfr of' Wfesfon-;and Donald, teeMcdamr^ of WayniesdRKo, Th J grandcKRfren.The family- wilfii^vefn^ from 7 to 9 pjn.^urday at the funeral nome. ^ ^ J. 3>' ^ ^ }fg-tf V <sAJ oQ -O CO o -■p-*' aL-- Dsvis Lq. PuOiiC LiDfyry MocksvHIs, N. C. QAWe CO. PUBUC UBRARY MOCmViLLE. m ■S. <r-- 'AMI (HiM^ inhki'kisi kim)Ki i , mi KMn^ mak(h ];. i-jso . 'Al H MAHCH - M.irslMll l!i-iiry Marvh, • *1 Catnptkfll Hiuitl. dM>d al '" 'i'l p f!i "It in <'nijn!y M'ispil.il ri.iiii'VMi'K •< iilna.;;; iM llirw Aff'ks TJu' (iitiiT.ll M.;ts Ill-Ill S;iiut dn\ in S( John A^!K Zi'iti I 'hurt h • 'irnliir'iHl by iho Hi- I. H Spt'a? Burial was ui Ihi- iliuiili iiiniL'tcfy. Horn -Inn H, 192;'». in Davti- C'Hiiiiy. Mr Manii was a M»n i-A Ihi' l.iti- Maisti.tll and V'lolii hiiliii M.i'h 11" was i-dui'.iloti in iln- ll.jMf I'nurilj itl js a hrifk inaMiti i'T Carl Janivs I'unstru"'ion ' oinpiinv and w.is a ni«-itilK*t ol .SI John's AMK Zion « niin ii .Sur\ i\ iT' tin i ii'h- one l)Hii|i«T, ri"} .\larih of MiHksviili' and one si^iti-r Mr'- Kl i .'.ihe'h Hasnt- ol Kli,* My. (lied salniiLi;. M.ifi'h t ai The < olonial viil.i honic in Silver Spnnj4 Marvl.ind troin I'DfiipIn a iKKis ,■ slnJti Sinec IWa shi' rud MTvi-d m-'ie lhaii iJ years with Ihf I S Iniernal HwefiiJc siTv M e I n Wtt.shin^'ii'i i) C Mrs Kills w idt'W "{ the kite ,i-(Mies |» Kk.;. '.'..i.s t»-ii " Atiii I .i> Johii-sloii. riaughler 't( tlh' hile rhaf les James and Sarah Alne Johiisinn iti Kou.iii I'.innly North t 'ar"liri.( Siie Vicnt to \Va.s|nii*Jtoii l''" in lyifi. to work as a ruiPi' a! Gallenjier 'turw IM' General Itinsplia) Ihirinri V nld Wnr 1. she wnrhcfl UI ihe I'S t'lvtl SerVite ,is a cli-tk ill the i,hia'lerni.isier ' drfjs of the vVar l)efj.n iriient She was ii.arnM in Mr Kilts tn htlti Siihsnjueiitly during iy2n, .she Uatisf-'TTi'd 111 tin- Treasury I )i |wirlOii '.t lliDcai; "I !ti let ti il Hi" i i'iie t*' -r:: wha-lt Obituaries she telired as an aiuiilar i;i |y.^4 In reeetil years she luid iTiude Iht huine in Silver Spring, Maryland with her ineff. Vera H Se(»bey Mrs KII1.S was a eturler nteinlHT (.-f the Hentisylvania Avenue HaplisI Ghureh m .Southeast VVashiiiglon. l.i <' Survivors itulude im-ees \ era H .smlx-y jod Aim- 1> liolntan of .Maryland, and other niece.s, ncpliew s, • - - 4.. , ( .,a r*'nephews LILLIAN McfLAMRGCH Mt> l.illian ('oro .Me I 'laniroih. 71. of H! J died Thursday nighl ai Hapti.si MospiLa! m WinHtonSiilein ! ill* funeral was eoeiJuvied at p 111 Sunday at Kalon s Kiiinral Home Chafx-I hy ihi- liei Iriii'i Hall Hiinal was in ( arolina Meinonal Park I'l-nieiery 111 Kantiaptili.s. Mrs .\ieClamrtK'h was btirn in Havte County to (he late '"luirhe and Nettie Hall Corn .Shevijsu retired emplovii' of T. I»»in a* i Iks a rid a mem her ol World Wide I'liurefi ol titid in lireeiislwiro Surviving are lier luishand. Hoy S MeClanirofh, Sr three sons, hoy Mei.'iamroi'ii. Jr of K'lnnapolis. Corle/ MeCluiiirmh of Winston Saletn. and Itonald Lee MeClainnxh of SS'ayneshoro \'a eight graiidihildreii VG0GKEHH.AM Mrs Ida H Itohmson CtK-ki-rkini, 7'i of Itiaile 7 wa? dead "ii arrival at Havie ('iniiilv Hospiial on Mareti :ith 'I'lie Iniieral was held. Saiurday in New Calvary I loliness tJiureh fonducled hy Hishop Clarence Mlnur Hurial was in (he church ccinctcr.- Horn August d. Itkin, in Surry Coiiniy, Mrs CiH'kertuim was a daughter of the late Sam and Ellen Kraiikliri hohinson She was a nii'rnlM.'rof LilH-rty Headstom* • ioiiiiess .Apostolic Inc of Stivlt*sville where .she was National Mother of tfu- Survivors include her husliand. Paul I' Cixkcrhain three duaghlers. Mrs. I.ulean Carson and Mrs Josephine hahon linlh of Hi 7. Mofksvitle and Mrs Irene Hiilgers of Slatesville, one .son, Paul C CockerhamJr of M«k.sville A foster daughter. .Mrs Ifo-sie Lee Wllile ol f'ooleeiTiee. SIX hrothef», Hay HohiiLsiiii of Mix'ksv till*. Hohie and Halph Hohm-son. holh of Stewart. Va , t'ecil HohirLioi: of Hronx, .N Y , Hussell HolarLsoii of Washington. 1> t and Chester Hobiiisun of New \ ork C;t". N V {iw-.... .Mrs Kffriii C<Kkerham. .Mis Lillie Hairston and Mrs M.illie Allen, alt of Elktn. ^6 grandchildren, ."^i? great gl iiIidi. }iI!ui'( ii . ■>>iu ( ■ gii t greai-greatgrandciiiliii eo y/ oeijs inmT5fww iillie trdus Tullerow. 7:t. of Hi I. .Southern Hoad, King, died Sunday al N C, Haptisl Hospital The funeral was ronduiied at 2 p ni Tue.stkiy al Vogler's Heynolda Hoad Chapel Hiirial was in Center I'niled .Meihoiiisl Churcli Cenu-tery ill |);(\ le CoiiTilv .Mr Tutlerow was born in Davie County August 2S. I9UB. to Luther M and Nancy Ellen .Anderson Tullerow. He was a reMdent of Win ston Salem for bo years before oiiiving to King five years ago. He was a menilter of Hurkliead I'mteiJ Methodist Church, the Hamilton Davis Sunday SchiHil Class, and a former member of tlie choir He retired in l%t after 25 years of service from Ihe Thomas and Howard (."otn- (xuny in Salisbury He served in Ihe I' S Army during World Wat !] and in the Army Heserve ler twelve years Surv iving arc his w ife. .Mrs. Alice Then Ijaines Tutlerow of the home, one son, Kinirnic .M Tutlerow of Arcadia; two daughters. Mrs Handall iJvaip Ncwsomc and Mrs l.cnw iHxl I Peggy I Lawson. holh of King, six grand- chtldrcii. three hrulhers. Kloy d Tulterow of Slatesville. Diiki' Tiitterow and Clay Tulterow both of .Miwksville Reach Out E Heart) vlul Tlv .iiigi-lism 1 Team .Jimnty and Margaret : Hoisoii conducted a Heach ' Hot Witness Ti.iiiiiog ScIumjI ' 111 the First Haplisf ("huf'-h, ! Jamestown. N C Kebruary 2o 2H t tx > erdii ii iidutt.> • iiroiled lii ' the naming sessions for .Monday thru AA'ednesday 1 evenings, from 7 (X» to y iK) ! p m Thursday evening four teams visited m hnines of Ihe coimnunity and five people made (jeeismcs to accept .lesus ( hriKt. as Saviour and Lord of Life, ami to follow llini in baptism and church nii'nil>ershii> .Mrs liiii.-oiii had ten ,0 Q> <3^ I IjJ Cv 00 O o o cc' O Si < VaJ o CO vlr- v.il.. Jr«/>» (;»rvi».«l :i j i",.4i>iir-« JifS ■•' 11...Min.-.n-'.i llujpiJal \Jnrch 1 iifi Tlir (lii.-riil aa. n.lU ai l.iw'r i-'Pi'"! bj 111.- Hi'i Kc-noelli BHf aiJ ilH- II.-. J ti It'-"' BunjI i»» in lli»ttwn'h cBniCgn rmitifF M<- i.-ii*.**! O.a. .J lh<* i' I' ..r.J M..r> I,".- .-".-Ir J.wri Ml, ... r.-ir,.l fiu„, llurlinttlnii urnl n.is a iiii-nilMT .il Mrllaili.l I'hur. ti SurMi'.ri in.luijp brr hu.l.ai.il Will,an. Kluvd liar....! nr ilauBt.n-r, V.mli.ifik Spr> III Ki ' Mi.kMilU-. tuu siklrr. Mr> ■ ifiM-ia I'iilri c! (...ii-'ibw awl Mr. l."Ji^ s'liW' -I"' t,'-, Hrmr -l'".-) "I Br-.-jiv Suniiii.l j.-\rnfandiniMr,-niral M> iii.al ilfaraUh.ldn !. Buew VrWniP Nffvrlla UrtrirRnn. «. ilird <fl SuwJay 111 u llallimiirr M.I liaipilal(.illiwinii .I lirirl liin.-ss Mra. Ilnnim.in wan a IVju.* r.^jnt. lulivi- r»ir (iiwral ua% hrld al ' ji ni ir Him-v iVr.nt .XMF- 111 ln-dt'1l Cnuf.H 1 itfalu4'l(-r1 l'> llH' ilcv K IK«ruicM) lluruil «■»» lU Uic cl«rdiMnc»r)i. Bm net I. I8IT. in Davw Luunlv. Mf. Hiinroon a.•-iiitJhIi I ..I Wils.m "t Kl I M.a-t.iilli' iii>] Ihr lav li.«-a Turwr Wils.oi >1,111."1 .iiMi'ko I,-' lalh-r ifi lurlr ftrr raisband. l-rrMi.n H-.P,"."!,. t'.'.i I' Iho hi.ito- loir -oU'rv. Mr. AREA OBITUARIES I'.i .1 :<ii 'i:!' jii' ic i. xMK. Il i - ... .Vl .i.- Mat. VV.I~.,. awl I Wii»..ii all.'fHi 1 j-i.l Mr. •" I..0 l.r^th.T- Alb....4 H4llin...r-. Md .ml lu.t»r: Tarr..-: •>( H' I ms KUNA SCOTT Mr. KdM FL.I*r Sc.-li. .1 H'.vie 1 W.>all..il.du.! n.-.1n<'rt:iv IT, Mimatul loll.wins .III .'xlrn.l.M illm-M Th. luii.TuI -•a- n.-l'' Suinlay ul 1 HiH nwr.n at I'linsI in H.ioJ" Cointi .-.mlurlwl I'y Untwrl l.yiiiB Bunil "a* I', lib' clionh irnwirrs II.irnJulv W. l«i:. in K.~»n C«iiil> Mrs Sccill »i.a> a iMujtlin-r of Frank Fi»I*t «4 WL-dlnaf and llir IsV Kcina Klnmin^ FisJipr She wai a inoinUir .-I H-. k lliil ''hari li .4 I'hrol SdrMM.r>. Ill adiliuoii In hri hii.lwia JammW Soull luu iJauHlilvrt, Clnoiii Braulm u( Salmbur) aral Mu.< llrendB SciKI c4 U>c Homo, ino »ijicrs. Mm MaSKif Rjikv nl 111 7 St.iildivillf and MmJi:„ipKint lljmilli.M •.! Wjvhinsl.ai II I' Thrro tirnlheni, Junai K Kithcr ul III Ailianif. JurrM-. .\ Kohi-r-.4 Ml L'lla and Ssiiiu,-! Kiihrr ot Calilonua. and four Knsnd rhildrm U8& DAVIS DECK Mr* Mar\ Jane Wool«i Bc*k. U. td Shrllinid Tdn inuriiii llmilr I llarni..n), dird March llih ai I M p m Ml li.T ta-iiii- I.JhMiuK • ICi^tO) UlairM Shr war hirn la Uaiir rujnly May IV. lICj. lo Ihr UU J.iS. Jlld llo-.i-nl I. .'■.* ir.> .Ion *»«• Witt a i , lihi-r'., Woakian '"hor. I ,• wlwrn ihf had ymttl •' u Hindjv ***111031 tcoviirr In Mil *hr wa- nuanrd i.. i>.,vi.| So.iw Brvk wli.. littt-wdnd hrr ill i-alh "t k-iuber IM Siir*tt.** includr n»i, ..nv- laaii'J I'aul Bwk •< K.*iu l M.. k.iilW Jivl .li.sm WiUiv lk.k •>! DiT-lin. Flo , inni .l.iusim-r* Mr» Hulicrl11....... ,J il. h..ir.e Mr. Hiwar.l Uev>ii.. ol Rwi"' ' Mo-kniilk. and Mrs J U.- Ki'Ikr III Ruulr 1. lUrm.-im' r«n(wHih«.r»: liailTkr Wonni.AH-uit-l.llarmony andJin Wiwitrn of Hoo'r *. Mutltt.ilW, 16 prandrtliMrrn.nd '.*0 a^nvil gmndchidrm Tin- lunwal otaxtjcuKl Kridi. momins at ii o'cIiKk(ri.m' Nrw lloion Vnlr.l M-tholtti Clsirch nilh Rn Krrniil Shut, Res Eudrnr Siiitih Ikv W C BuUa and llfv Mclvin Broker nl flci.iimn lotemwn: »;.s in thr church cemclery MRS T t. KBTIXS • VAUV JANE EltaOSi•Mr* Mars J.ira- ElisanKcith-r .lird Biddenlj March iMTi '4 a heart attack Shi-war Ihr daughter sC ihr Uic .Inhnii aodFajeM Ei<ls'«iShe- IS survived '"ftusband.ThotaasL KisUer.il Charlcate, her iiHr»ot"v' Mrs Atrcv H EnlnwWir»n.n-.Salem. her auM Mrs Kula Kidrnn Websti-r of(Irrcfi-lioro and sricral i-.usirnBurial wa» Salurdai, M..iTh « ,11 Stuirnn Mi-mnrial I'.srii in CKirWtr M 1.-. . r M I'l.s 1,1 N 1 -tttl Mar-ii M low ai l"r.-»llSTc;.a. Il.»|aul 111 I hatl..:ic N t Funeral "iTMce. w.-tr , lOliKlrsl al II a m Mcdai ..1 .McEwci; luratal Itiaiwl. wiih Iif '."Jil na'rs and ifie It.-i .lis- hurns-it. ,ilfTc:aiing Kurial was m Shjr-m viHiiiieial I'ark ir. I narlr.Me i;ri..tt*wiwe.< 111 ri.iiU.it d t icir.ts 111 llv tat.* u r ai.d ll.nhj .Xndrr-.v M.I, sIh.. was a iiicii-Livr ih.- Firsi ll.ipli'l fh.ir.h .n lllarlnlln Sursisorr include her tai.liand J.'ll Davis r.ni- sun. William C Uasis ol u'lutluiu-. I daughirr Mrs psi'l Itiigrr of Charltrttc, our bnilhrr Lsndon May uf CcMleritim-. I slst-.T Mrs Hc-rlh.1 Blaslon id llaleish .•r>l Two grandchildren ASA RUU5BVELT HOLLEHAN .\u Ri-jw'irlt Itolirnun. 71, III III 7 Mcifksvillc, was iW-j.l cei arrival at [lavie I'i'UiiIy H.'spital. Tacsi|ji> morning .it mm- u'chxk llv liii.l I- I .hi lining rc.Iir, lor one jrar Hi- wns a ri'iircd Inrmcr III- was liorn in Yadkin i'.iinl, l.ilh.. lali-Uenm-tl .md .Si-ni Swaini lloUvmnn Funeral »ervli-es wjl be .-..nducitd Tiiursdny al 7 p iii al r.a.lcemre FTTslrsrvnsn ChurchwllhbunjilolaUow in l.r«r.;n iVmilets ,n r.inJremr.. \ <' Surs'ivvrs include tus wile. l...t.. Jaw ol Ihc hm.c, i vins Jurinf Hnllem.in irt IJii. hnnie. J.dinns and Uirland Ih.li. man ol halishors. II.il. Ml- C. r-.o .'..IM. . . ;i.F!- p.-ini Mr- M. w-:. i-hhi .J Salisburs .Id Mrs Jan I lewkh-ar ,.l t'ttis-e-iice. a brolhr-r* I'm Fdwarrt Uer.ns and I.IIOerl HiHIenuri all Jl Slalr.iille. ai.d I CLSters Mrs I iltie WlUiinaon a( Wiiislon Salerii Mfi \-T'*T of C.ilio-.cr Mi:- Sini Shiee nwl Mrs ILich.-i Dnkens, uolh ol >l.ili-Mdie. VT, tiai.J.'h.lJi.i. .im! Iw.'lM great graiiihh.ldreii Tlu- lamiK -aill usni. In.-iiJ. ol M.i.ki. Iliri-I.aw Funeral lluir..- iii Vadk.niinv SC Wi.lniiil.sv Iron, 7 ur.lil n ng ELBSRT H. UAimSlh Elbm M RalOrr. na'asei.l I..iMeruiinls dud ih New Vnr« IMv wliere h. lu.l resideil (.e I'nriy le.irs Funeral services will h.- held Thursrti.) al i pin al I'ua-y Itr.ne .VMIt /.on church in Iredrll Ciulilv Burial w ill lultow ,n Turn. r'. liriic.* M.-lhodisI fhiifih centeters' Sur i.i.l.' -.Mf . I rereJaikcon ,< '.'.IT. I.I. oat-.in Mrs Vtvu.i Iw'oeiiaUi.gl.Urd.N X I hrnlhi-r Hugh IJailhcr of Ihirinnii, The liuiils will rreei wilh Irienih M'ednesday r.erang al M.ifTiiiin Siudeiir.1 Funeral iTupel Irom 7 p m uiml t p m I'linrr.il srnlco f.-.r Mn NuKlla lloh.i.sun uf llulliTiion*. Md wrr.. ht.ld lisl Sat Bl I'lnev tlrme .AMK /.on I'hurih in Ircdell County ni .too pin with huiial li.M'ining in ihe church ivmrlvry Mr, HcAi.nion was a naiiie i« fiosie I'flunis Shr is sursiivd Vv her hu.shand I'rrwtm Hobinsnr .*4 Ihe h.rmr a daughter Dora D Mil'.fi .4 llsllimnrr. Md Fi*ir ti'irr? Mrs Farailc XXhilc, Mri Mary XVilsun aid Mrs 1 enla U'.Lsnn .lU uf Risite I. Mis-k.svillv. Mrs Uclaeia Ctvincnl d C.silccnii-c Two liriiiher. M..:J-.ivr Wilv.n of II.illim.ir.- Mil an.-l IJnrHml Viirr.ci dh ui.-;. M sk-idl.- NEW BETHEL ASSEMBLY OF GOD Sundair Sctiod 10:00 A.M. MorningWontiip 11:00 A.M. EveningWorehip 6:00 P.M. Pasloi.ieiiiiCaii PnESENTlif MEETING AI THE HUTARY llin ON SALISBURY ST. A Church ivheie i vriyhudy n tomebitd-i'. innitn vou fi ihiir in thr lull qwpri niesBgv ri 1. . I VIi.a....lr 'HIKttQmBAtg- . : SAirnSR Mrs I .seia Sale* fl.s.ther .if R uu- ; llirir,..ns. d.ed M-.ndai .t.urr.ir.s afu-r an "iirnd.d illrn. f;r.-r.il sen icv • ill U- held on Sunday al I'l AMF. /u*i Chiinh in Irrrtell Cisii:!, Thr (amily mill iiive' wilti frii-nils m llie .'h.>pi.| ..f .siorT.im.s,u.ieient Funeral Ihiiiiv Saluriliiy escmng Iron) 7 K I. n. Mis liailher ii. lursised liy lier hi.iii.i'id. hruceiiaiincr <4 ih. tiuni, Tlir.s- daughlof* Mrs E'airleaci' Jenkins of Chicago III. Mr, J.-»ie Gaiifwr McCelluugh araj Mrs Mary Redmond both ..I Hnrrrioh) one son. tlordt.r. (i.i.lhpr of Kuule I. Moccsiilh- Her mothrr, Mr* DvlU Sales .-f Roitfivilie. Mr*M.ilM-i I-.SW..1I .4 :^th Hill. \a f.cir tiruthcn, Dallas jral .Marlin Sales ef .SilerCity. .% 1* Daniel Sale* uf Boon, vill.. and ilrsham Sairs nl Chu-iga III tS< Re 0! Kcb II lota {rat noa SI ••itiiHiM I miNmfMVtiainiHnrHM niBM-.QL'I/. ^ (.'iK*v(i<iii: Mlial I- Ills Iiieailine ..I III.- ■...Ill "(Jiii-I"T o o 2. cr Ui 5 CD ~D cz cr O : '-a •s , ^ ■■11 ; >- s iJ ./■ ■•"f'^%": '-' 'V V-f; '■BA9NHARDT ^- ^ ^ ' V;C ADVANCE : Deliie-^Hen^ix iBai^^rdt; .^2,^.ofRt. AdvancCj 'df^ .dyhef home Thursday St ^ • Funeral services will be cpn- duj:f^ Saturday .at .2^^^^ at. ffo;>Creek Prira^• ChurcH by Hder ' Eugdn^ Beraett' and't^^^ JinT*Eiyei Burial will be in the church' cematfery.V Mrs.Ban^ardt wasbdiii May 28,i«87/in.DaVi'e^Cbun{ypto the'late-.Louis. ahdlLi^'^Young^Hehdrix. - Her'hUsb'aa'd, Qeprge E.. Barahardt, -diedjune;27, -1976, .-She. was a meriiber of . No Creekl^timltive' Baptist Church.Sumying are two daughters,.Mrs. Henry V. Bh'oaf :Pfi.Jgt, fSv Lexingtpni. and MissVirginia Dare Barnhardt of Rt. 2, Advance; fiVe sons, OHn and James Billy BanAardt,. both ^ of Rt. 2, Advance, .Elward" Bamhardtpf^.;2, MocksviHeiHerroan' Bair n ha r dt nT^'Rt^ • 7 , Mocksville, and iEudell Bai^ardt of Rt. 1, Advance ;2i.^andchildren; 23 great- g]rSfli|childrenr;,:The family.'re'ceiyej' friends Hat'Eton's Funeral Hoine from7li6.9. p;m. Friday, .1 ..... 0s.<L' Davie Co. Public Library Vtiie, ft C. o Co Cr ci t V'V Cgi a y- ca o i- 5^ o s. t <SL ^AAwiem- MdSammk* msdFimfntthm at Davi&Ooitii^ &splt^lD •-'^^MoclEsvlUft^F^iBena sery^ ^^Ulsbe-eondudeii at 4 p.m, at Eaton's Fuiiepal Ipd ilqr tte Reir. ^ ^,jmy and^the^ttavi^ _ fWaiuL .Bt^ wfll -lie in' p^ -Grove Uaitaii ftleUtodik;Cin»cIi ceo^tety; Mr. McGlamrock ivai born -In DavfoiDottiity to'-tfae late .Jobn- 'fl; and' Qetavia Hettdren McOamrbdc. He t'/: was ^a^ietli^-farmer an&a iH inemfae'r -of • OaK^-Grova I. ' Gnlt^::MetltodIst 'Cbai^ i * Snryiviiig: arar-oae* 'alstw^ \"^ MtB.'Hazfll Cravra M'RLe, 'JdoclESville;-.tbiee;.lnodim, • /•tthe <Rey?:.^Ra&^t O: ^sMcClaiiarock. of wiiistosf Salem.... Ray - McClamrook '^'aiRl Jdbn tlllet MeCIaairock, both of Rt 'df -AIddcsviUe: ' The family wilt receive, friendsat the Jieme: from 7 to 9 p.m. Satmday.' J-M ^5*""mrxclf <j Oo C^- ,U' ca O •jIHoots MemoriaTHospife'liff: *^Va'H Ir «« •»»;> l-A •>._»-*" .---k. :be in the church^c^eMry/:'| l.:The.body wiil be taken to the •rU:!^^».rch at 10 ^30 aHvTuWday,' I where It wiJllie mitaU'imtil ^ the funerarhouf;Rallbe^^'^' will beSaramy Preston;.Jim- m•^my and- Gayie Myera/'jReii t vis; and.RfchardjIand' Ralph" Reiiegac;,*Mr^;j !\'tt^ft5yers,:was. born .jn ",Wiljc^'sl ^County Dec^befl3^1880';tb;l the late John Thomas and j ; Nancy Wells Myers. He was | ^ member of New Hope Bap- n ^tist Church where he had ' ^"been a"deal:dn;"and was'a ^ retired farmer. On August : 21, 1904, he was married to | Sallie Walker Myers who t preceded him in death on October 3, 1974. Surviving are three sons, Marcus Myers of ' North Wilkesboro, Lee Myers of Rt. 1 Hamptonville, and Frank Myers of Rt. 2 Harmony; two daughters,;: Mrs. Otis Renegar of Rt. Harmony and Mrs. Beveridge Reavis of Rt. .2-', Hamptonville; two sistererf Mrs. M.P. Masten of Wilk^i'^ boro and Mrs. Nannie ' Welborn of Ronda;^otf£' brother, E.E. MyersT:*of • Greer, S.C. and 18 grand children, 29 great-grand-- children, and one -gr^V greatgrandson-.Xhe body will remain at Rehvis Funeral"~ Home in,Harmony where the' family' will receive friends from ltd ?,Pj.in..Monday^'^e . family-wiil:^^^^^ F hom<> 'r>iFr*. a - Hamptdnv|ire,0 dn^jfeu' of yflowers^ahy-ifiemonaiK inayl be madejtb NeWfiHopevBap-S Ust Church?pctll^a chdrity:b^ the donor's choice. 5- M <5, cr Hl^KSVILLErT^ir^ Mi^Cart xiusH^tai. 'Funer^ se^i^iws^ •■^ill''b6 conductedfat 2>fuesday at Eatoii% Funeral-j^apel by. the R%. Yat^^Wilkinson. Bunal will be itfFork.vBaptis^t: Church': -ceineteryv. iMr* tBaUey..-.-wp^bora September 8, 1920, in^' .iD^ie!: .County, ;to the i'and 1^^ Meng^;.i-'Ba&ey^ "TSe, was ;ajretirea.V carpenter and was 6inpl6yw.;^y.' Bradshaw Cbhstrudtidn^^6;! Surviving are one son,•?rbny Bailey of 'Lexington^.-" £w(^ sister^,' MWi J.A. -Deese "of Thomasyille. and Mrs4;'A r c h i e - Michael o i^'Lexington;; five, brothers,r^Graham Bailey; "Rad Bailey,'^:^D.M:. Bailey,-Jr.. :B^n^J^fey.and BillRailey, alL« i-RtX Advance. . .. ^ \ r. J' 3 - lb cs cf ^ && \n d c>0 V-- O o c5 ^-^ucf^- Sunday ^' J^GoIer >IfiVrbpolitani A.M.E.^ -Zibh. Church/by n .',WaIser.ahd;;0^ •Funeral\Hprhe liritil 1 •Siiinbay ' wheb; -1^673111^6".■ pIac§UiTh:sfete atthe?9&^,-juntil.lhe'ifunerallbQUi::^. famUy; will .assemBkjvand. leave froni tfie'funeral hbme^ ■ for the church, and wi!l meet> Saturday." Burial will bb^^tn'•Evergreen7Cemetei7;-Mrsi;^Scbtt was ^ hatiyejbf Diivi^j;:County;.an4.,hadj;Jiy^.;Hn' V:Winston-Salem • for^ ' Brooklyn;I Of; AVins 10 nVSa lern;'; fMel vih' ! sbiVed'as ■a''member'of"the'^peacbriessV-Board/d^^^^ leader, and a mem'ber of ithe'i'Adult-'Suiiday-vSchboI^^^^ .No::.3^SurYiy^ husband^'Thomas fRo^eyel ■ Scottviof ,11116 ' home'; :- three"daughteri,>j'Mrs.y:Lucil^^^^^Virginia Grant of Brobld^,-N. Y.v Mrs; jEyelyh, AVhelhei^fleld,! >,ConriT3and,|Mrs.* -Edifh* Roseb6ro'';6f!I Wmstori-^lenififouf^^^^itlibmas * Edward :^cott;.br siStere.'Mrs, EarleiSli^son'3 n d M V^McDanieU;^thTpfi;^ins^^^•Salem;! ..two: ^ brpthere,'-. the' vBen 'Martin •GailheVV 66 til ^bff l.i'el a t tyes mCVAEW^ 0-n- A® 4D DAVir COl\T\ INTIRI'RISV F.I-( ORD Tlil RSnAV- MARdi cn r- d CO £ P <s o o CD < CD* S o o o O d ^ ID cn !-»■ < ^ cr o C CDT AREA OBITUARIES / > I A V- v> ... II* 111\j/TARI, N BAILEY Liirl Ni*l>«'n Biiik;.. "'J, of Kt. 3. MtK•k^v!lk^ di'.-d li nop.ni Sunday ai havic County Hospiiai The funeral v.a« conductedat 2 p m Tuesday, at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Vates Wilklason. with bunal in Fork Baptist Church cemeter\' Born Sept H. I92i) in Davie Countv. Bailey was the «on of the late D M and Mae Livengi>txl Bailey He was a retired carpenter for Brad- shaw Construction i " of Salisbury and was a veteran in woria war li Surviving are two sisters. Mrs. JA Deese of Thomasville and Mrs. Archie Michael cf Lexington, five brothers. Grnhaiii, Had, n.M . Burr and Bill Pailey all of Rt. 2 Advance \/^4iRS. G fi. barnhardt Mrs Ui-llie Hendrix Bar iihardl. 92. of Rl '2. Advance, dietl at her home Thursday at 7:30 p.m.The funeral was conducle<l . , ♦ #, _ I*..oiiUiiLki;. Creek Primitive Baptist Church by Elder Eugene Bennett and the Rev JimFrye. Burial was m the church cemetery Mrs Bariihiirdi was born Mav 2«. 18H7. in Davie County to the late Louis and Lis.i Young Hendrix Hop husband Cieorge E Barnhardt died June 27. 1970. She was a mcmlwr uf No Creek Primitive Baptist Church Surviving are two daughters. Mrs. Henry \ Shoaf of Rt IB. Lexingluo. and Miss Virginia Dare Bainhardt ..f P.t 2. Advance, live bui^, 'Hill and James Billy Barnhardt. both of Rl 2, Advance. Edward Barnliard' of HI 2. Mocksvillc. Herman Barnhardt "f Rt 7, .Mucksville. and Educll Barnluirdt of lit. l. Advance: 24 grandchildren. 23 great grandchildren \/WHS WILL ALLEN Mrs Mamie Riddle Allen. Rl, of Ur 1, widow of Ha- late Will Allen, died late Thursday mghl at Forsylh MemorialH OS pi la i in Wiiistuu-Sdlen'i after an illness of three weeks The funeral was conducted at 2 p ni. Sunday at Eaton's Funeral Hume Chapel by the Hev John Kapp. Burial was in Macedonia Moravian Church gravevard Mrs. Allen wa.s born in Davie County to ihe late Johnnie and Martha Ann Ifoward Riddle Sliewas formerly a resident of Wiaston-Sulem for 4U years Surviving is one brother, George Riddle, of Rt I. .Ad vance \/f L. McCLAMHOCK Frank I.awrence Mc Clamrock. 77. of fit 6. died Friday morning al Duvie County Hospital in Mivksville. The funeral was conducted at 4 pm. Sunday at Eaton's Funeral Home Cliapcl by the Rev Luther Crady and the Rev George Aumari Burial was m Oak Grove L'riited Melhixlisi Church ccmeicry. Mr. McClainrock was born in Davie County to the late John R and Octavia Hcndren McClamrock. He was a retired farmer and a member ol Oak tirove Cnittil Methodist Church Surviving are one sister Mrs Hazel Craven of Rt fi . Mmksvdle. three brothers, the Hev Ralph G Mc Clamrock of Witvston-Salem. Ray McClamrock and John Tiliet McClamrock, both of Rl ti. Mocksvillc \/gilbebt Gilbert Phelps. a DavieCounty native of Concord. N C died Tuesday. March IH. after an extended illness Funeral i:ervices w'»«re held in Concord al the First Fourth Suuare Buotist churchWednesday, March 19. with the Hev * John Daniel officiaiing Burial was in ttie church cometer. He was iKirn in Davic County August 6. 1902 to the Lite AUrttl W Phelps and Sarah Jane .Safley Phelps Survivors include his wife, Vertie Cline Phelps. three sons, Rev Bobby Phelps ofKannapohs and James and Carlve Phelps of Washington Slate, Ihree daughters. MrsFrancos Raymnr irf Cuncorfl, Mr.? licicn Recce NP- Hazel Patterson, both ot Valdcse. two brothers. Lee and llavmond Phelps of Rt. 4. Mocksvhlle; four .snsters, .Mrs. Grace P Wootoii of Rl. 4. Mocksville, Mrs Ruth Bur ton. also of Ht 4. Mrs Stella P McClamrock i»f Arizona and Muriel P NicholsofHt i. W'oodleaf y^MRS. SEBU I. THARRE Funeral services for Mrs Sebia Ijames ThuriKv 68, of Rl 1, Harmony, N C. were lield Wednesday al 2 p m. at Harmony United Methodist Church with the Rev Arnie ( ,.I .i.dthcRcv William Wi.ibc officiating Burial was in llarinuny cemetery. Pallbearers were James ilalliher. Wayne Smith. Harold Jenkin.s. R D Gallon. Edward Milchum. LarryCamplHrll. Dob Dczern and J C Tharpe Mrs Tharpi- died Sunday. March 23. at 1U:IS p m. at Davis Hmpiial m Statesville. N C She was born in DavieCixmty. June 12. 1911 lo the Uite Nannie Elizabeth and • .Morgan t'ass Ijarnes She was a hixisewile and a membei ofIjames Baptist Church [i.T h '-«barul. William Duke Ti..., V preceded her in death in .lune 1977 Survivors ini lode a son. Bob Tharpe oi Route I. Harmony, one daughter. Mrs Hov I Minnie Saflcy. also of Route I. Harmony, and tour grandchildren PalmSur.day Service Set At Fork Church The Episcopal Church of the .A-seension at Fork '.vill hold Palm Sunday services andblessings of the Palms. Sunday. .Man-h :iu at the 11 a m service Easier Surulay. April C. the KYC will have breakfast at B a m iO the Paiish hall. Easier communion will t4ikc place at 9 :iii a m in thesanctuary, with worship service al il Sundav. .April 13. The EYC will conduct church .services al 11 a m I no public is invi'urd 'O attenil O o s V •.MOCKSVILLE)^:^r: Laltd'; .. Br&wsterKRatl^'g.e;!r|l ?^'r^formeriy''ofK410-pjcust. it: di^.i' iThursday >^;irioroiDgv.at ,r •V - Autumn? C^re.i:PQ.uvale?cent, i-t" C t e T-i'l u j-M 6 s y i 11 ^^:^ v ' ljuneral services will be cpn-.. ducted al2"p.m. Saturday at fl? vEaion'SA ^ Lv " fiv'lthe' Revi; Lari^v ' ,-U n.lU U -V/ ua p*.* • —' - - i-Methodist Church cemetery.- '-.Mr/Ratledege was-born m . Davie iCounty to the late•iJames .S. ,and ,g,ebecca MowiU;.^:tledge;:^e was a., ^fttired''emplbyee' of, Hanes i Vv.Chair Co.i-and a merpber of nn "U n i on Ch;a p e 1, U n 11e d »> "Methodist Church' Surviving n '"are one siSter";. Miss" Amy W. A Tlatledge" of the homej';^; • several niwcs and nephe^/v'"^The'-faiiiiiy-^wiUc'recei^e - friends at the funeral home fji frdifri'rto. 9 p.m.; Friday.-. V , ;-Aa 5dL J l'3r^*.:ri£nJ^'=1 ^ ] 3-^?' I9»if .iFRPRlSc-^i:■U^ davie CO. PUBLIC UBRAi^.MOCKSVlLLEg NO Davie Co. P* Library '"J . b. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, April 3,1980 - 3D GBOROB THO^fAS UIRO George Thomits Laird, 04, of 403 Mill St., pttsscd away at Baptlat Hnpllal March 24ih. ^tr. Laird was bom Dec. 16. *915, In Da vie County to Oscar Loo end BAie Bamcy Laird. He had' lived in Winsion> Salem most of his lUe. Mr. Laird was with Hanes Corp. for 35 years, retiring in 1977. He wos a member of Hanes Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, Thelma Howard Laird of the home; two sons, Thomas Ajfayne Laird, Carroilwood *r.. and George Vornon Laird, Ricks Dr.: four grandchildren; one sinter, Mrs. Lois Trivetie, Oavic County: two brothers, c. Raymond Laird and A Eindge Laird, both of Oavie Coun^. Surviving are his wife. Thelma Howard Laird of the home: two sons, Thomas Wayne Laird. CarroUwood *r., and George Vornon Laird, Ricks Or.-, fourBrandchildren; one sister, int. Lois Trivette, Davie County: two brothers. C. Raymond Laird and A BIrage Laird, both of Davie County. The funerai wos conducted at It a.m. Thursday at Hones Boptlst Church by Dr. Samitei L Qreeson, the Rev. J.O. ^ther. and EuMne Benitell. Mrial was in Dutin Uniled Afelhodisl Church cemetery in Davie County, MRS. W F. BENSON Mrs. Gussie Livcnguod Benson. 74. of Route 4. died Satunlsy at Davie County Hospital. She w;:s the widow of William Floyd Season. The funeral was held 3fonday at 2 p.m. at Katon'afuneral llonie Chapel, conducttnf by the Rev. Ken neth Eller. Burial was in Rowan Mcmorioi Park. Salisbury, Born in Rowon County, on May 77. 1905. she was a d.nughtcr of the late William Oscar and Bertha Link Livcngond. She wos a retired employee of Buriington Hills. Coolecmee, and was a member of Liberty United Methodist Church. Survivors include one son. Bob Benson of Rl. 4. Mocksvilie: four sisters. Mrs. Minnie Allen and Mra. Lola Cope of Ccolcemee. Airs. Sadie Howard of Rt. 6. Salisbury, and Mrs. Bessie Weir of Winston-Salon]: four grandchildren and two great- grandciiildren. CALLIB DUiJN ALEXANDER Mrs. Caitie Dulin Aloxandcr (UedTliurtHtoy. March 27. in a Yadkinvllle Hospital, alter a tenglhy illness. She was a member of New Jerusalem Holiness Church and a Dnvio County native. Survivors include her husband. Sloaney Alexander of the home; l daughter. Ms. Blanche Wansly of the home; I stepdaughter. Mrs. Hatei McGee of Stateovillo: t sister. Mrs. Emma Hudson of Mocksviilc and l brother. Pink DuUn of Mocksviilc. Funerai services were conducted Monday at 3 p.m. at New Jcrusatem Holinass Church. Burial was in the church cemetery. IIUHERT G. REVEi^S Kflbert G. Revels died unexpectedly at his iiomc in Cleveland, Ohiu. March tQ. 1980. He was horn in Surry County January 2:i. i92S to tte late Vergcal and Clant Harris Revels. He wax educated in Davie Cuuniy Publir Schools: and Was a mpmber of Chint)uaplii Grove Baptist Cilurch. 31 r. Revels had resided in Cleveland. Ohio for Che past 25 years and was an employee d Chrysler Corporation. Survivors include one sister. Mra. Kalherine Reynolds (rf Rl. 9, AlocksvUie; ime half sister. Mrs Clara Revels of Rt 5: fi\-c brothers, William Revels of Rt 5. Mocksvilie. Arclus, Gw^n ond Thomas Revels «tf Detroit. Michigan and Otis Rcvci* of Denver. Colorado. ROBERT L FLYNN R(d)erl L. Fiynn, 69, died at AutumnCarc of Mochsviilo on Saturday, March 22. Mr. Fiynn was born November IB, 1910 in Forsyth County, N C. He was a retired tile contractor. Mr. Fiynn had been a resident Autumn Care for tbo past 22 years. Funeral services were held on Monday, March 24 at 2:10 p.m. at Vogiers Reynolds Road Chapel. Burial was in Forsyth Memorial Pork. Survivors include 3 brothers and 3 sisters. EDWARD L. RICHARDSON Edward Lacy Richardson. 43, died Sunday ex-ening at Monigomcry Memorial Hospital. Troy, N.C. Funeral services, con ducted bv Rev. Fred Currle were Itcld Tuesday. April I, at 4 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church in ML Gileao, N.C. whore he was a mombor. Burbi followed in Sharon Cemetery. Ifc was associated with Gitead Manufacturing as a project engineer. Born June 6, 1936 in Davie County, he was n son of Robert Lincoln and Alice Keller Richardson. Survivors in addition to his mother of Mocksvilie include his wife, Joslc Jean Foster; two sons, Douglas and Steven RichardMn; I daughter. Miss Anita Carol Riehar^n, all irf the home: four brothers, Robert Richardson of Win- slon-Sniem, James. Alan and Ronald Richardson of ~Rlchardstfo; 1 daughter. Miss Anita Carol Richardson, all of the home, four brothers, liobcrl Richardson of Win- ston-Sulem. James, Alan and Ronald Richardson of Mocksviilc: five sisters, Mrs Madeline Lapfsh and Mrs. Christine Spcer of Mocksvilie. Mrs. Barbara Reavis and Mrs. Shelby Gartner of Harmony and Mrs. Virginia .Muliis 01 l^wisvilie. A. NBPHl CRANFORD Funeral service for A. Ncptd Cranford, 73, of Route I, Woodleaf. N.C. iSoutb River community i were held Monday at 2 p.m. al South River Uniled Methodist Ciuirch in Rowan county with the Rev Shirley Jones of ficiating. Burial was in the churrh cemetery Mr. Cranford died Sulurduy at 3 p.m at Davis Hospital in Slatesvitie. after a lengthy iliih*&s. He w(t» burn in Rowan county. May 6, tOOC. to tiic late Jusepii Allison Cranford ond Bell Uunahue Cranford He wax a retired textile worker and farmer Survivors include his wife, llvlcn Lyoriy Cranford of the home; 4 sons. Roy, Bob and Dan CrmJord, uU of Route 1. Woodleaf. and Jerry C. Cranford of Route 7, MtvkKville. i brother. Josh Cranford of Ht. l. Woodleaf. 5 sidtent, Mrs. Nanio Donahue and Mrs. Lcrny Puwell of Rl. I. Woodleaf. Mrs. Ltnnie Curtner, Mrs. Iiier Penr>- and .Mrs Mildred Turner, ail of Cii-veland; 10 grandchildren and s great grandciiililreti .Memorial may lie tent to the South River l*iilled Mrtliodlst vhurch building luhd •O to C" V v/> o DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, April 3, 1980 - 3D LATTA U, HATLEDGK Lattii Brcwstcr Kalii'dgc. fil, formerly of 4iu Locust St.. Thursday morning at Autumn Care CwivaJusccnl Center In Mocksvllle. The fuDcral was conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at Baton's Funeral Hc»nc Chapel by the Rev. Larry SlaplcR. Burial was In Union Chapel United Methodist Church cemetery. Mr. RatJedge was bom (n Oavie County to the lale James S and Rebecca Powell Ratlcdge. He was a retired Employee of Hanea Chair Co. "nd a member of Union Chapel United Methodist Church. Surviving arc one sister. Miss Amy W. Ralledge of (he homo; several nieces and nephews, Latta Brewster Ratledge Latta D. Rslteitgc stands on (he slie of Brsl'i Meeting House with the old wine bottle used toatlmliilster Uie llrsl Lard's Supper ever given by Mctliodtst In this part of the country, the above picture was made In September of I9S2. A rolleeiar of relief, n crafumsn. snd an ardent student nf the I'eter .Straan Sey leaend Thcfc arc only three of many avocations pursued by l.aito Brewster Ratledge during his llfFtime. Among the number ot InteresllnB and valuable relKi he posieswd were o compOBi and flute once owned by Molcr Stuori Noy or Marshal Ney ihe compass bore the date of IBID and wu satd to have iven uied by Ney in the Great Nauglwnlc War The (lute had the Inscrtpttwo' lBlBHomtonwIle.N f " It trasu-fedby Ney while he taught school ollloustnnvilir in iredelirouniy Also he had a state grant Issued by King Oeorgc It to a distint relative The grant covers several Ihauiandacrnot land and bean the dale 1742 tic possessed several wea\er Imptemenls—one a weaver ahutile used hy Latta'a great grondmolher more than 2<» year* ago There was s handmade fitihchainlnafour horw wagon The chain was made in Maryland In I7J8 by Daniel Ratledge. the grrnl-greai grniidlather of lalia. according to a date on the Modi. Alfo, there was an old reap bock that bekmged to the pioneer forefather And. be had many Iniban relica such «« haifle n*e«, matlneh*. tomahaw ks, and Indian arrowtieads. Seal's Meeting House, n pioneer oolposc lot MrUvodum in Amcnea. wa« locflied In CaJahsln across from the old Ratledge homeptaco H w.n here in the spring of 17JI that the Kev Andrew Yenrgan Is satd to lUr tirM Lord's supper ever given by MeihodisC.<. in this part of (he loiatu^ l»iiid Ratledge tumiahnJ the wine and took home with him the liotlle that was used This Iwllle w as preserved and handed down through his devci-ndnnls At aialeof the personal el/cet*of Rulu> iiodgion. a great grandson ot l».iniri Ratledge. Ihif battle was purchased by l.oiia lUllrdge. In 1952 this writer was doing a series of stories of early .Mrlhodism in Dnvic County It was In September of thai year tliii the fntrrprtse carriidllirslurj at Bcol's Meeting House and the aceompanylng jtlcturc of t.Blla H Hilledgr itiraling on the bUlofic slie, holding Oie bottle from which ttie wme for the I irsl Lord's Supper in these psrts was adminUlcred l^tla Ratledge was always a moat Inieresting person He wh> ofirn (w.-iri strong, opiqniated. and occordlng to the old anying "»ci in his ways" But.tnayltevaryiftgindegrees, scare moat of Ihcresiofus. It was always a plea.vurr to talk with him, espoelally about history ot Ihii are.i His rn-nll of dales and (oral historic eventa was o'JtslandIng Latta B Radntge died last week leaving no family eseeiU his sislrr Amy WRatledge of the home and D number of nieeci and nqihews However, through his iQVColhlsiory and asocuHeiiu* i»rr«llcJofthc pott now being displaynt andpreserved In several Inslliutions of leanUng, his memory will tlvv on as oJjers twit back trdo the past William Ralph Inge.theauthorof many books on Qinsilaniiy. once observed "TTie future of a country is sate only in the hands of ihoae to whom her past is dear". Aitdthe past was always very dear to Latta Brewster Ratledge bv Coition Tomltnson o V jr zr rr O o cS ^ rrv.^-ews^ B^ttJCHAMP -0?'fDVANCE — Mrs. ilicins BeaitcKampv 74... ot Myance, Rt..2; died thars-' My *norning Memorial Hbs^tm^^nera^ services wtllbe conducted ^p.m. Saturday at RediMd ^ntecostal Holiness. Church by~ theURey. JPauLLedhetter,^ ^ie body will lie in state ^ .^inutes prior to the service. Burial will be ur the phurch Mcs.'^Beauch^p*.! ^as fhembW..'9£pRiedla]nd^4 P e^ te CO ^ai'b4iii efs s'4 ^urch. She was the ^dow ; the late Junie Beauchaihp^ v^ho-^d^. in^ 1973. Surviving .j; n aare,3.0ae4s on,; ;L ejs t ec B e a u c h a in pb fR t ^ j \ ^cly'ahce;, one" sister^j^Jdre.; ^ tessie Tickle of Winstoh- ^ienr three-brothbirelVphh D?. Wilkins bf Detroit; MicR; l^ellen Wilkins of ElkihV and Bill Wilkins of ;Los Angeles, 6alif.; -two ■. grandchildren. The family will;. receive^ends at Elaton's Funeral Rome from 7 to. 9 p.m.Friday. ^ •7"":.ri > o CO <7- UO.PubUvAlO'^n' w'lOcKsvHle, N. 0. DAViu CO. PUBLIC LISRAPV MOCKSViLLB, NO PIERCE > MOCKSVILLE - Mr. Paul Martin Pierce, 74, of Mocks- yille,,Rt. ef,; died Friday at' gaViev j;Jp.unty Hospitai Funeral services will be con ducted Sunday at 4 p.m. at union Chapel United Methodist^Church by theRev. Urry, Staples and the Rev. ifJamesf R..: Reeves. Burial will be in ihe church cemetery. Mr. Pierce was born in Iredell County to Ed and Turley Hellard Pierce. He .was a retired employee of ^ Hanes Chair; Co. - and^ a ,piember;?'of ^Uniori^ Chapel Ujiited' .Method&t Church.. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Hattie Hunter Pierce; two sisters, Mrs, Jennie Barney of'Rt. 6," MocksvillPand Mrs; Maude Warreh' of States- . ville; onp brother. Lee Pierce of Statesyalle, The. family \vill receive fhends at Eaton's Funeral Hoide from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday! . a a ^'6^' if So o. ■ij 1 K3 <r LO to UJ Ci "i" rrS <o O <e. <5a?" r O c? a ^ o cG V X e ":r o fo <s: cS o c 00 hartman : Grrffith Hartman, 76, of Rt. wife of R. Gray awayWedn^day morning at the Home ?? NursingHome. Qemmons. Fuferal ' beconSFriday at ll;00 a.m. in Ad- Methodist Ik 5?®" born in For- n Albert L. and HnLn Advance She hert ,^®??<^'St Church,pn^ w the Advance Ss sS ■"' «h!n W ^?"i»ving are her hus-band of the home; twodaughters, Mrs. Harold(Nancy) McKjjight Rt «; IMwksvilleand Mrs. Frances jWallace, San Jos^ 'California; sf^f "^^3"gbters, Mrs. Sherrij^en, Rt 3, Mocksville andMrs. Michelle ReagaSAsheville; two great- granddaughters;® onebrother, Casper GriffithGriffith Rd Winston-Salem!friends^t' _—, -^leov. CO. pyp,,^'^OCKSwd^" ' ^wiiC Liu/ciry MocksvUle, N. g. o tSSftgSsP^;}^ock5y]U p. •'mnerai sei^^c^.^iH, con'^ f - Buriaf^wir''^' in ^-.C^urcft-,«*emite^"Y=-'-A«VT;>;.Sparks;Wasborn April e,"l9o6-' ii^ • SiVtete'lV Cora"- Sayldri rr.Sparkp-Who died-ih'^944: He' I ja~was-<a:^eiftber^tbfr.Betlte|J jj. United -MethodiStoChQrch 4fe- .t^^arer^^four J •X ° ^ ® y •"»- M r s Kv €d 0 r ts • It.- McD^niei, and Mrs. |etty ^o I W^B.owen.s.iyali iotiRt -V If;V.MocksviIle. and:Mrs. EmilyJ Jj. .S imson^pf,J21 idlewild Dff f is %ee\ M£s'' IV J/.^iMani^H__Sparks *nf f [ i. T.J'Sparks • «'-L-?' '■ Mocks viiie 19: ^r^ndchUdren: ■ 11 erea t-- ■<f. family■ .^to eceiye .friends'at'the it home3froni-^7--td'^9-p.m.'rpnday. sis/ c 1 /7S>, ij' .'}'r uavie Co. Public Library MocksvHIe, N. C. ri DAVIE CO. PUBLIC MOCKSVILLI* N§ :d davii- county i nti kpkisi ritoko. tiicrsdav. aprii. lo. i')80 oc; O cr- ^ — CD o ^ ^ S o — o o :r S- i = "T3^ I ci 2: O 4: O [— r?" &' Obituaries Ti MRS. JACK J ANDERSON Mrr. Marth.i Reavis An Ji-rson. By. of .\hxksvilk'. HI. r,. died al 12 p.m Monday al Davie Counly llospilal. The funeral was conducted at 2 p m. Wednt^day at Bear Cret'k Baptist Church by the Rev Jack Johnson, the Rev lJndsu> Walter, and the Rev. Albert Bracken Mrs Anderson was born in Davie Ct>uniy to liu- laiv Patrick and Amanda Hanes Reavis and was the widow of the late Jack J Anderson w ho died in 1965. She was a member of Bear Cr«^k Baptist Church and is sun ived by three daughters. Mrs. Dorothy .loyner of Rt 5 Mocksville. Miss Nina An derson of Rl. 6 Mocksville, and Mrs Tohiiha Danner of MtK-ksville. Ihrtn* sons. C M Anderson of Maple Street. Mocksville AllxTt Anderson of Rt 6 Mocksville. and Ddell Anderson of Cooleemw; 16 uraridchildren. 18 great grandchildren; two iialf sisters. Mrs B R Steelman unrt .Sadie Wooten both of Rt I Mocksville PAUL M PIERCE Paul Martin Pierce. 74. of \\l. C, died Friday m Davie County Hospital. The funeral was conducted Sunday at 4 p.m by the Rev I-arry Staples and the Rev Jami^ R Reeves in "mon Chapel United Methodist Church, Burial was in the church cemetery Born July 15, 1905. m Iredell Counlv. he was the son of the late Ed and Parley llellard Pierce Be was a retired emplovec of Hanes Chair Co and a member of Union Chapel United Methodist Church, Me is survived by his widow , the former Mattie Hunter; one brother. Lee Pierce of Stalesville. two sisters. Mrs. Jennie Barney of Rt. 6. Mocksville and Mrs. Maude Warren of Slatesville. MRS CREOLA C. HOLMES .111 V . ^ - - r Holmes of Brielle, N J. died unexpectedly Thursday night al Iredell Memorial Hospital in Statesville. She was a native of Iredell I'ounly. but resided m New Jersey for a number of years. Survivors include 2 sisters. .Mrs Agnes Gaines of Boiirdlow n. N J and Ms, Mane Campbell of Harmony, Funeral services will be conducted Thursday. April 10. at J pm at Piney CJrove A M E, Zion church. Burial will follow in the church jemelery. The lamily will reciove friends from 8 p.m until 9 urn Wednesday at Morrison- Studevenl Funeral Home on Depot SlrtH'l MRS JUNIE BEAUCHAMP Mrs Ivey Wilkins ucuuchamp, 74, of Advance. Rt 2. died Thursday morning at porsyth Memorial Hospital, The funeral was conducttKl at 2 pm, at Redland Pen tecostal Holiness Church by ihe Rev. Paul Ledhetti-r Burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Beauchamp was a member of Redland Pen tecostal Holiness Church. She was the widow of the late Junie Beuachamp, who died in 197J. Surviving are one son, U'ster Beauchamp of Rt. 2, Advance; one sister. Mrs. Lessie Tickle of Winston- Salem; three brothers. John D Wilkins of Detroit. Mich.. Luellen Wilkins of Elkin. and Bill Wilkins of Los Angeles. Calif.; two grandchildren. MRS OLA MASON BRUBAKER Funeral services for Mrs. Ola Mason Brubaker. 76. of Gainsville. Florida, were held SiUurday. April 5. at II a ni, at Southwest United .Methodist Church, Tiie Hev Fred Law rence conducted the service Burial was in F lorida cemetery Mrs Brubaker was born in Charlotte. N.C June 4. 1903 She liad lived in Gainesville. Florida for 24 years She died Thursday. April 3. at Alachua General Hospital Survivors include a number of nieces and nephews Attending memorial ser vices in Gainsville. for Mrs Rnibaker were Mr, and Mrs W.H. Mason and Mrs, Nor man B. Smith, Sr of Ml*,' ksville; and Mr and Mrs Conrad Brown of Yadkinville. m Cuzco, Peru, continuallv city in the IS the oldest inhabi ted Americas. he th n hi tr di bi ei B h n y a V S' % U t3 d u a t c t \ I i T oo% ^iWilTS^l=§5fsnMt&ill' . ifn . .^ 9-o^9op^bl I Hil h 'S^nii^rii\{io-oiQ o cr JT-<r d d n - r o ; '6Y 'V^tT %j'i~ I) Aotman'Gedtys H ' n :"..^?s?i'i;r 'iJi"' -.'•'■Si' i ; MofeyiLLE - . Autman '\ Cl^Wf Roufe'tt'^di^ae^'^'? a.in'. todat-u?Lpa^e-Coui|^^I pit^ i tient for'two and a half weeks.If i The funeral will be 2 p.m. on |I Fridays hr^e Westmoreland Ji Qiapel off the'Bunch-JohBSOo', Funeral". Home ■ in StatesviUfc ..;i^Burial vnM Be' in Bear Creek .I Baptist Church Cemetery in,; II)avie Ck)unty:'-: , '!" The family will be at the |L funera\/home in"Statesville on 'Thursday ni^'t from 7:^ to 9 j o'clock tBorn Sept. 8,il910; in Davie;;^County, Mr. Cleary was a retired , fanner. His wifd, Ma^e Stew- 'art Cleary, died April 5, 1976! » Survivors include, one son, J. , ■C. "Buistec" Cleary "uf ]Mocksville; Ae h^-brother, |JohimV • Swisher of Rt 1, /*'Mbd^lle; and one sister, Mrs. ^ Isabale Eastridge of Statesville.' -foSt, - -a jy- 1^-199^ l^loeksyHle, N. 6. DAVIE CO. PU°l-' -MOCKSVlUt, <L. o o of Mocksville . MOQCSyiLI^-— ^ehwiJ Atinand 97;: for^ r'merly \6f 'S06 S^boiy^ St^t, y. died in the Autumn Care. Con- yalescent^ent^,, oni Tuesday' night. " " ; Thefuneral.willbe;^p.nL.on /'•Friday in the First United Meth- ?r'odist Church of Modcarille con- r ducted by the. Rev. .'. George Auman. Burial will be in Rose .Cemetery;.' v' The family ^ be atEatbn's .J F^meral' Home on vThinsday u night broni 7 to 9 o'clo&.i M^o- rial contributions may be made to the charity of the donor's choice. . I Boni May 2,1882, in Madisbn, n Ind., Mrs. Daniel was a dauglHer; of the late Fredrick. ahd.hClry, Ketner Armand.. She was ai meniber of the First United ! Methodist Church, and was a charter member and past grand matron of. the Mocksville | Eastern Star. Survivors include her hus band, James Arthur Daniel , pf I the home-; one daughter. Mm. ! Ruth Shank of Murchison, Tex as; one son, C. Leslie Daniel of Mocksville; 16 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandson.- ■o n: If — ) if" o CO cr Oavie Co. Public Librar> Mocksville, N. C. > vo kU s y S O ) o ./O 1 oQ Mocksvii\e, NC t) M\E CoaM"^^ April n, •s V, AREA OBITUARIES I \ TAVroH M». rii.irles Nijtliaii Taylor 73. piissed away al lits honie. Ri. 4. Auvau'-'-. PfiJay morning ' Mr. Taylor liad beon ill for a year and seru>u.sly ill for four weeks He was id Ihe Baphal fui'h and relired from Uahnson liumidifytng Plant. Surviving are his wife. Mrs Iri-S Carter Taylor ot the Ata. alaitinhtor Mrs Maltha Louise Owens. Win.stoft-aSaalem. one son. David <>den Taylor. Sr . Kl ^ 3, Kast Bend: four grand- " children and one great grandchild. (iraveside services were held at p.ni Sunday at Union Umieii Methodist Church ci-melery at West Bi.»nd, REV RALPH McCLAMROCK The Kuv. Ralph G Me- Clamruck. h-. died Sunday afteriUHin at Pell Care Nur- ^ sing Home. The funeral w.as held at t p.m Tuesday at tialon's Funeral ("liiiut'l to l)r Julian Lindsay. Burial was in tlak Grove United Melhi d; .'. Church Cerneterv Hev. McCiamriK'k was born InDavieCounty April 14.18y7. to the late John R and oc tavie Hendren MeCl.amrock He was a veteran of World War I .1 nieinlx'i of ti.»k ftGrovv United .Methodist Church in Davie I'ounty. and was a retired United Methodist minister active for 38 years ^ Sun'iving are nm- daughter <. Mis-s Eva Gray McCLunnxk ^ of Jacksonville. Fla., two ^ sons, John McClarnr«xk of .j 1." .'"aieii- and Coti io MvClainrixk of Thomasvillo. fivi; grandchildren; one sister Mrs Haioi Craven oi R( h MucksMlle. two brothers. Ray and John Tillette Met lan.r«xk hoUi of i:t r. Muok.-.ville. OTIS S HAUSER ntis Sidney Mauser. f»2. ot R' C Advance passed away .April 'Jlh at Fran-Ray Rcsi Home. Mixk: viiic Mr Mauser was borii in Foisytli Cikinty and was a mnchini.sl with flanes Knit- wear He was a lueniber of Centenary United MeilK<dist Church. Cleminoiir .Surviving are Iils wife. .Mrs. Rutiy VVo.>d Mauser oi the home, font ^>is^ep^. Thelrna Mauser, .lonestown Rd., cleo BuUins. Old l.ekiugton RJ . Ruby Smi'h. Jonestown Rd . iind Alma Sweat SoUlhwm i)r , two brothers. I.eroy Mauser. Stratford Ud , and W.A Manser. VVnision-Salein. Als > ^u^\iving are a number of nnxes .ind nephews- The funeral was eonducied at 3 p in Saturday at Ita-.Wortn .Miller >lias i.teen ciiaiH-l Burial was in Forsyth Meinorial Park. MRS H GRAY MARTMAN Mrs E^earl (Iriffilh Marl man. 7(i. uf Rl 3. Advanee, wifr of R tJray Hariman. uway .April "Jlh at tlie Gu.irdi.m Care Nursing Home. Cleininon-s The funeral was conducted Frul.ay at II .ou a.m. in Ad vance United .Methodist Church with hitri.al following in the church cemetery .Mrs. Hariman was horn in Forsyth County to .Albert L. and Faniiitf ShuR Griffith ai/J was a member of Advance ijnoed Methodist Church She had lived in the Ad vance Community for the past 45 years Surviving are lier husband of the home , two daughters. Mrs Il.trold iNancy » MoKnight, Rt. 5. Mocksville and Mrs Frances Wallace. Siin Jose, California:^ two granddaughters. Mrs. Shorn Allen. Rt S. Mocksville and Mrs .Michelic Reagan. Asheville, two great granddaughters, one brother Casper Griffith, firiffith Rd.. Winston Salein HENRY M SPARKS Henry Martin Sparks, 80. of Rt. :t, Mocksville. died sud denly at his home April 8th. The funeral was conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday at Eaton's Funeral Hume Chapel by the Rev. Jack Luther. Burial was III Bethel Uniletl Methodist Church cemeier.- Mr Sparks was born April 8. 1900 in Forsyth County, to Uie late JiKcph L and Cora Savltif Sparks- lle was married to tne tale Maggie Hellard Sparks, who died in 1944. . „ . . He was a member of ueiiiei United Methodist Church Surviving are four daughters. Mrs Helen Yoklev. Mrs. Uoris .McDaniel. and Mrs. Belly Jo Bowens. all oi Rt 3. Muoksv iUe. and Mrs Emilv Stimson of 121 EdlevvildUr. SVinsicn-Salem; three sons. William H. Sparks ofWinston-Salem.T.J Sparks and Hobby Gene Sparks, both of Rt. 3. Mocksville; 19 grandchildren: 11 great grandchildren EARLY LEWIS ADAMS Funeral services for Early IvOwi.s .Adams. 7i, of Haute t Hamptonviile. formerly of Cooleeiiiee, were hetu Wednesdav at 2:30 p.m. in New Ho|>e Bapii.st Church in Iredell County. He died Sunday at Lula Coiuud H«h>Ls Memorial Hospital. Horn in Davie County. Mf Adams was the son of Cltarlie and Rllen Ladd Adams He was a memher of New Hope tiaptist Ciiuuh and was u retired employee of Burlington Industries m Cooleeinee .Suivjving are his wife. Mrs Mvlcii Bean Adams of the home, one son. Jerry L Adams of Hamptonville Rt 1: three sisters. Mrs. Lucy Mill lloll.iiul of ManHdonville, Mis. Mane Mall of Elkin, and Mrs, Bessie Hayes of Winston- Salem, one brother. Tommy Adams of Coi)leenu-e' and two grandchildren Services At Center Pro>.'lamali"n Evangelistic Services will be lield at the Center United Methodist April 2t). The Reverend James S While, a former tmstor from t'Jfil to 19GJ. now serving the Konnoak Hili United Meth«*iisi Church in Winston- Salem. will be the guo.si minister Tiiore will Im- the regular Sunday morning service at 19 a.m. A Fellow ship supper w ill be held in the Center Com munity Building beginning at n p.m. The EvuiigU'Stic ser vices will b«.> each evening Sunday through Wednesday at 7::W p-m. The public is cordially invited, 2 O "a r- o C: Charles Nathan Taylor died April 11,1980 Rev. Ralph G. McClamrock died April 13,1980 Otis Sidney Hauser died April 9,1980 Pearl Griffith Hartman died April 9,1980 Henry Martin Sparks died April 8,1980 Early Lewis Adams died April 13,1980 ih K M H Si F V tf bi H (• Si u: C c ci l> a Li a V S S h f' ( I I I k I ci r s I 2D - DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, April 24,1980 AUTMAN CtEARY Autman Ctaary, 69. o rclired farmer, of Ri, I, ^1ocksviIle, died April I6lh at Davio County flospilal. The funeral was conducted at 2 p.in. Friday at the Westmoreland Chapel of Bunch'Johnson Funeral Home in StatesviUc. Burial was in Bear Creek Baptist Church Cemetery. Surviving ore one son, J.C. (Busier) Clcary of Mochsvliie: one half-brother, Johnny Swishcr of Mocksviile: ono half-sister, Mrs. IsabcHe Easlridge of Slatcsville. MARCUS E. GODDARD Marcus E. Goddard, 60, of Route 2, Lenoir City, Tenn. died Buddcniy Tuesday c>*enlng at his homo. Funerai services were held Friday ai II a.m. at Click's F'unoral Chapel with the Rev. Kyle LoFdlette officiating. Burial followed in Abbott cemelcry. Ho was married to the former Lorioc Robertson of Advance, who survives. He is alto survived by 2 sons, Norvcnc Lec Goddard of lluntsvilie. Alabama and Terry M. Goddard of Lenoir City; and three grand children, Jcani Lcann. Tony Edward and Amy Nichole. MRS. FLORENCE OANIEI. Mrs. Florence Armand Oaniol, 87, of S06 Salisbury St., died April islh at Autumn Care Convalescent Center tn Mocksviile. The funeral was conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at Mocksviile First United Methodist Church Iqr the Rev. George Auroon. Burial was in Rose Cemetery. Mrs. Daniel was born tn Madison, Ind. to the late Fredrick and Mary Komer Armand. She was a member of Mocksviile First United Methodist Church, ond a charter member and Past Grand Matron of the Mocksviile Eastern Star, Surviving ore her husband, James Arthur Daniel the home; one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Shank of Murchison, Tox.; one son, C. Leslie Daniel of Mocksviile; to grandchlMren; 19 great grandchildren: one great- great-grandson. W.B. ELKlNb WiUis Burns Etkins, B9, of 021 Gwyn Street, died at Davie County Hospital Sunday afternoon. The funeral was conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Eaton's Funeral chapel by the Rev. M. WiUtui Nc^itt. Burial was in Center United MelhodlBt Church Ccntetcry. Mr. Etkins was the son of John R. and Mattie Harris EUkins. He was educated in Wtnstoa-Salcm city schools and attended Rutha'ford and Eton Colleges. He was employed in the Winston-Salero Post Office and later worked for Standard and Shell Oil Companies in the early 40's. He moved to Washington, D.C. and was employed In the U.S. Treasury Department and transferr^ lo the U.S. Post Office In Spencer, N.C. from which he retired In 1958. Ho joined Burkhead United Methodist Church in Winston- Salem at an early age and was very active tn church work. After moving to Spencer, he joined Central United Mefhodist Church. Ho was a member of Wlnston-Salem Lodge 1B7 for more than 50 years. While residing in WInslm- Salcm bo served two terms on the Board of Aldermen. He resided in Salisbury before moving lo Mocksviile in 1979. He was a member of Center United Methodist Church In Mocktvilio and is survived by hb wife Mrs. Bernice Powell EIDUns, whom he married March 22. I0S2: several nephews and ono niece. :-o O '0 c o cQ ■o <r xn \n iXi <Z 5 o o O) < ct>" S o o o o c: ^ Z3 < cr Z o' 4D - uAVit tuuMY hNILKPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. MAY I, 1980 Obituaries o MRS. E.L. KIBUNGER Mrs Dorofhy Ellis Kiblingcr. 52 of 46 Wall Si., died Saturday afternoon al Rowan Memorial Hospital Sallsburv. after five weeks of serious illness. The Funeral wii> held Monday al Eaton's Funeral ilome Chapel. Mocksville Officiating al the rites were the Rev. Gene Blackburn and the Rev. J.D Hevis. Burial was in Legion Memorial Park. Born in Davie County Feb IS. ia2a. sne was the daughter of the late Lewis Blair and Pearl Wagoner Ellis. She was employed by Cone Mill. Salisbun'. before her illness. Survivors include her husband. Edward Lee Kiblinger; two daughters. Mrs. .Shclia Blackwood Morganton, and Miss Angela Marrissa Kiblinger of the home, a brother Paul "Bud" Ellis of Coolecmee. and two grandehildren G.H. REAVIS Giles Hershelfteavis, 91. ol Rt. 5. Mocksville. was dead on arrival Saturday al Luia Conrad Hoots Memorial The funeral was conducted al 2:30 p.m. Monday at South Oak Ridge Baptist Church by the Rev Phillip Beavers and the Rev. R.E. Adams Burial was in the church cemetery. Mr. Reavis was born in Yadkin County the son of George and Amelia Reavis Reavis He was a membei of South Oak Ridge Bupiistl Church and was a retired farmer His wife, Mrs Pernie Comer Reavis died April 0. 1972. Surviving are three daughters. Mrs. Edna Reavis of Rt. 5 Mocksville. Mrs. Agnes Hulchens of Lexington, and Mrs. Jo Ann Steading of vvinston-Saiein, fuur sons. A G iShorly) Reavis of Rt. 4 Yadkinville. Phillip Reavis of Rt, 5 Mocksville. George Reavis of Winsion Salem, and Kelly Reavis of Lewisville; iw 0 sisters. Mrs. Lena May of Rt. 3 YadKinville and Mrs. Lydia Krommers of Kan-napolis; one brother. Calvin Reavts oi Kannapolis; 31grandchildren. 37 great grandchildren. and one great- great grandchild. CARSON STONER Carson L Stoner. 40. of 5950 Gale Post Road. Cluirlotte, died Tuesday. April 15. in Presbyterian Hospital there. He was a Sahsburj- native The funeral was held on Thursday at I p.m. in the Harry and Bryant Funeral Home Chapel in the Oaks at Charlotte. Graveside rites followed at 3:30 p m. in Chestnut Hill cemetery in Salisbury. Born May 28. 1939. in ..w.- - son of Mrs. C.L. Stoner of Salisbury, and the late Carl L. Stoner He w?s associated With the Collins Company for 15 years and most recently was general manager nf their rharlotte group operations. He was in fellowship with Christians at Charlotte Gospel Hall Survivors in addition to his mother, include his wife Ann Day Stoner and one son. Miciuiel Lee Stoner ot the home. ROY HOVT MARTIN. SR.Roy lloyl Martin. Sr.. 78. of 927 Judson Lane. Hen- dersonville died Saturdaymorning. April 26. at AeHenderson Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were conducted from Shepards Mausoleum Park Chapel at 2p.m. Monday by the Rev. John Neville, a close friend and neighlKir, and the Rev. Rich Liner, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Hener- sonville. Intombmenl was In the fiimily crypt at the mausoleum. Mr. Martin was a native of Alto. Ga. and retired in 1974 after 48 years as a salesrepresentative with the Craddoci-Terry Company of Lynchburg. Va. He was a member of Elk Lodge 1616 BPOE. a member of the FirstBaptist Church where he served as youth director, on the hoard of deacons andpresident of the Noah Hollowell Sunday School class for 8 years. Members of his class served as pjillbearers.Surviving are his wife. Beatrice McColloh Martin, a native of Mocksville. of the home; two sons, Carol Ber nard of rvpiandn Fla.. andRoy Hoyt Jr of Huntsvillc, Ala ; three grandsons and twogranddaughters; one sister. Mrs. Howard Christian of Cornelia. Ga. Gustave Eiffel, who built the Eiffel Tower, also designed the tight arm of the Statue of Liberty. cr t IOC - DAVII l OUNTY I NTl RI'RISh RKCORD, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1980 *5 Cjo vO CTv U* 5 <r S o C2:i o o> < CD* S O o o o c: Q- ! ?5" ' e Cr QJ Obituaries y FLAKE L. SAMMONS Flake Letter Siininiun.s, 67. of Fit. 4 died Mondav ninriiirji in Davi*' County Hispitiil after 10 days serious illni*ss The funenii uas conducted 2pm V/Ldnesda\ at Katons Kufwral ChaiM-i hy the Hev Clyde Vales Burial was m Turrenline Baptist Churih cemetery Born Autt- lO. iyi2, Sam mons was tlie son of the late Joseph Eu^en? and Cora Mayberry Saininmis A carp^mter by trade, he last worked ftir Ro.il Ki»»'| In Salisbury Surviving, in addition lo his daughter, are his w ife, Eslelle Woolen Saminons. thruH* .sons. Wayne Saniinons of Itt 7. Stalcsville. Dwighl and Nelson Siinimons. both of HI 4, Mwksville one sister, Mrs Helen Blevms of ureensboro. one brother. Walter H Sain mons. thrw half-sisters, one half-brother sc\cn grand children and three step- grandchildren s/f.e wiuSSEOIk Fletcher Edward Williard Cr *ru !.» J AHi'sini**' ied .April 29lh at Forsylh Memorial Hospital The funeral was cunducted at 2 p ni Thursday at Hayworth-Miller Silas lYeek Chapel by the Kev Donald Funderburke. Burial was i" Bethlehem United MelluxfisI Church cemetery ir. Davie County Mr Wdliard was born April 28. 1901. in Vadkin County, to John and F.tia Redmon Williard He spent most of his life in Uavie Cuunt> in the Farmington community, and was a memlKT of Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church Mr WiDiuid attended rnccluinic school in Michigan at the age of eighteen; and was a merchant and mechanic for many years Survi ..'.g are his wife, i.uuile Tucker Williard of the home; one daughter. Mrs, Norma Jean Cope of Rl. 4. Advance two soils. Harold Williard of lit. 1. .Advance and Fh'tcher E. Williard. Jr of fit 2. Mocksville, seven grandehildren; six great grandchildren, one sister. Mr.'. Mallie Juehiiing of Advance, one brother. Harmon Williard of Vadkin County iXiEORGE L JONES iteurge Lippard Jones. JiJ. of. Route 3. died Friday morning at 7:30 a m. In Davie County Hospital following a lingering illness The funeral was held Sunday in Cornalzer Uniled Methodist Church conducted by the fiev Jack Luther and the Rev, Cameron Uodson. Buna! was in the church cemetery. ••• • I |>UIJI ^UIIV A. ••• CiHiniv. Mr Jones was a son of tlie'lale Waller Thomas and .)♦**,Me Laird Jones He was a rclirtHl employee of Holly Farms Chicken Farm and wa.s a member of Cornalzer Uniied Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, Willie Mae Carter Jones; three daughters. Misses Kathy and Gail Jones, both of the home and Mrs Diane Ellenhurg of Rt I. MiK-ksvilie. three brothers. Clarence. Joe and Lee Jones, all of Rt 3. Mocksville; and one granddaughter This luis all with tl Alumni 1)£ going on. f were aciiv were som» beautiful v scouting a These s( Pal Rove Grubb. Di and Ralph worked In scouting. Also, thi vtning me -1^f"' .f Marty Scoulii Hellie CIK I P The! Marl BiOGRAPiriY - 3?* Lf T- rl -.r ^■3 • ^ ® ^liLE •—Mr I of Rt 2, diead on arrival ',, Mo^ay^night. at .D?v?ei County. Hospital. .Punerir was?t?rS®^ n®*^- Mr'. Smith■J^as horn w Dayie County to• 1 ®-. .Byrd arid Marv ''^?;:^apish;Smith::He^^ K' ff™i"^eCo.anda[..Pt.Bear Creek BaptistChurch. -Survivirig 'rire tw) 6 ;MocksviIle and Mrs.-Jackie Damon of Rt 5 - son, Bili ISmith of San Jose, Calif • 11J grandchildren;;vow Si A®'®*®"- Mrs.Thn« mI '^^ynolds of, J'JoniasviIle, sMrs: BettieSmsher. Mrs. Ola VrfnX m^2 M i'"" afloatny Wrs. Gin-oy May Hanes of Rt gJlocfcsvilie, and Miss SyivSSinim of Rt.-5, Mo<^ fef-'wo brothers, Asburv Jiillifi;and Pearl Smith^K^rwA^ Mocksviile. The familyJVril receive friends at thefuneral home from 7 to 2P-SI-Wednesday. ^ 1 ■•v>... - ' - 1 ' - u<3\iiC ou. I uuifC uui3fy 'f llB <3CO cr~ t U-) I v> "1" sO 0 1 O cD Oo a~ Lr> 1 iij cL <Q O t o ca o CD < CD So o o o c: ^ =3 in I—► < O 8C s f DAVU: COUNTY tNTIiRmSl RF.rORU. r.II'RSUAV MAY I- . Obituaries Ip. SMITH Uuliorl Kr;inkhn Smith 70 uf Uoutf 2. ^as d<'ail on arrival at Davu- County Monilas rhr funeral will t>f hold ai II a in Thursday at Katon s Kura'fal Chapc'l i'onducl«*d hy •ho Hrady Tutlorowi'.iir tal A ill U- in Hoar CrtvkHaplisl Churtli ceiiu'liTy lU' ^as born in DavieCrtunty to the late Hyrd and M.irv I. ipish Smith He was a member of Hear (. reakHaptisl Chureh and was a n iirt»d employee of lUnlageI'urnilure Co in Moeks\iUe. Surviv ITS inelude twodiuKhlers. Mrs I'at t «K>k of Hf «. and Mrs Jackie iJamonnf pt r« iM.th of MiK.ksville. .me stm. Hill Smith of San Jte»e. Calif Six sisters. Mrs Mary NellHeynolds of Tlmmasviile. Mii- Ik 'lie Swishi r MrsOla Vaukbn. both of lit 1. Mrs Cinnv May llanes of IIIr,. Mrs Leha Katun of lit 2 and Miss Sylvia Smith of lit. all of Mmksville. twobrothers. Xr-hoiv and Dear! Smith, both of Ki 5,Mocksville, M ^rand children and om- iireat- grandchild ANDERSW Kiohard M .Anderson. VH, ofHijjhlaml Karms Health Centei Black Mount-am. andformerlv of SUitesville diedMay Tthai Memorial MissionJInspilal Ashevillefollow ink a lenklhy dln.^s111' was born m Davier.mnly Keb 2ri. I8i». a son ofdie late Charles F a?Ki NancyAnderson He was a member ef the First Haptist i hurch m Black Mountiiin,and wa.s a retired employee of ihe CS ro.'lal Service. havmk worked at the heal (rffice fur more than :i5 years He was also a vclt»ran «if World War I. having sitvixI in France On June Jl. 192J. he was married to Lena Belle Morrison Anderson, who survives Also surviving are one daughter, Mrs Ed Alexander of Burlington: two brothers. Bon Anderson of Houte i>. M.n'ksville. and Spurgeun Anderson of Mocksville. and two grandchildren the iimerai was held at II a m Friday at Western Avenue Baptist Church, wilh Hev Ralph F Carter. Jr . and Rev Wendell Davis of fiC'Mling Burial was in Oak- wood Cemetery Nephews serving as(jiillhearers included Gerald Anderson. Roy Anderson.ClHywcIl Andersnn Dr Henry S Anderson. Jerry W. An derson and L A, Anderson Jr /.G .L (leorge Loc Seamen Jr.. 54 . of KiHiie f). died on Thursday aftorncKm iti Davie CountyHospital following a 12-day illiu»ss The funeral was heldSaturday in Eaton's Funeral Home Chaptd conducted by the Rev Eugene Gentry and the Rev Kenneth Eller. Burial was in St Matthew sLutheran Church Cemetery in Davie County Born Sept 29. 1925. in Davie County. Mr Seamon was a • son of the late George Lee and .Nancy Emiliiie Ti.Sj'iimon He was a sawmill worker Survivors include one daughter Mrs Kathenne (lardner of Winlson-Salcm. one son. George Douglas c/lL 1^^ > Uterine cancer u a ma|or type of cancer among Amer ican women. Each year atx>ut 48.000 rlevelop the diSrdse. which ki l ls almost 11.000 annually. Sramon of Rl 5. Mocksville, j three sisters. Mrs Lois iRoger. Rt 7 arn' Mrs KKie jJones, both of Mm ksvillc and j Mrs Mary Lee Whicker ol Rt , I, T"»baccovil!e; and thrt»e i grandchildren , INDSAY L WtLUE f-indsay Lee W'illis :t«, of East Belersburg. Penn syivania was killtMj in an automobile aeeidcnl Thur sday in Euphratu. Penn sylvania A former Davie Countv resident. Willis was employed 1974 77 with Skyline. Inc. ol .Mocksville He was Iran sferred in 1977 to the Penn sylvania based plant The accident occurred at lii.ia a m when a calUe truck jumped the center line and collided head-on into the Willis car. The funeral was conduclt^J Monday at 2 00 p m in FBi.'.aboth City. N C He IS survived by his wife, Bille iftegory Willis of FInst Petersburg. Pennsylvania, and one sun. Michael, of Ihe home Greasy Corner Watch Meeting A Communilv Watchmeeting will tx.* held Tuesday, May 20. at 7 :«) p nv at Greasy Corner fire department .•Ml members are urged to attend o OO ) »A ci ^'' tUeS'.^TiiiredflQr ' at ' D^e^Ooon^ Is Modest^e filter ISins of ' wiQ'-Sesakl .w*SatiiRlaiy'at • 8t CatiidUeiQuirdi Is IV.f^tt»rJo8^ BtBid win be to;dei^ri^ fidtf.N.T^^awW to ifilt31«B'3Ci«iddliw' ^ved 'Is lld'lair^-thb^t^ 10 a-^reglstmd e; ami« frsdsate^St Ho^lal»Sdtoo)'Yd _.-ihraia(telplsa,Pb. tiistlier vm a mmlier; Francis Catholic and*'a 'Srd degree of Ito Kdtftits of ttisbtts. Santa; JMarla l.No*'0S20lorthepfist Surviving are his . the riormer Helen Nehamelo; ^ ^•I'our Shiera* of Pa.. El^ of Wlnstdn-Salem, i Jo^ Mason of Ralel^s 'Mrs: Rose Maxy CdSi^ .MOchsvlUej twa^eoas. .f; Gistlier of Pat and C. Giiitfcer of bfodcs- n gramlchlMrai; (me ler. raheis Gintto of rAn^es.'GaliL Tbe body itJSatos'sFiiseralJIome f^ocksviUa, wherei the; ly; win' ied(tlve'*frlrad^< [7 tb'J Fkjto. . JLasUSaa .\\\®- C- w. , Scic^wj c?« •uI'ikL- ....uuiicUDfary^.,4 iiAxKsvHIe. N. ^ OAVii Y- O o o s 6B UAVII: rnuN-n FNTERPRisn record. Thursday, may i^so Obituaries 0 Co cr Ci U") 1 Ui c: <L. rs Ci i o ca o 1. CD ^ ??o o o c s ^ == -o CD d S Z o" o r: O" s '•BUD • ELUIS Paul " Bud" Franklin Kliis. Sr . Gti. of ('(.tiiefmcf. died Satunia> al Ihc Winston Siilem Baptist Hospital He fuid been seriously ill for tv.u months The funeral uas nmdueled bv the H('\ J U lie\is at Kalon's Funeral (;hap<*l on Monday at p ni Burial -aos jI Legion Memorial Park m CooleenuH* Mr. Ellis was bom in Davie County on Sept. 26,1911, son of ihe late I.evMs and Pearl Wagner Kills He was a retired resiauranl ojierator He IS survivi'd by his wife. Klsie Jordan Ellis, one daughter. Mrs Darlene Hrandon of Ul 4. Vadkinv ilie N (* one s^ii. Paul tYaiiklin Kliis, Jr of Covma. Calif seven stepchildren, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild AARON CLYDE Aaron Clyde Roger 79 of Rt .Y Mocksviilc. N C.. passed away Sunday Mr Boger was bom July 24. 1900 in Davie County to J - ... I. apencei ougci jhu Graves Bogor The funeral was conducted at Beck s Baptist Church at 11 a m Wednesday by the Kev Paul Wonders Interment was in the church cemetery Mr Roger was educated m Davie County Sun ivmg are one daughter. Mrs Mary Lyons. Rt 5. .Mocksville. N (7; two sons. .SB Sprinkle, Jr. of East Bend and Janus Lloyd Sprinkle of Thomasville; rime grandchildren. 17 great grandchildren, one brolher, (Jalton Boger of Moeksville JOHN F GINTHER John FYancis Ginlhcr. 71. of 629 Gwynn SI . died Thursday morning at Davie County Hospital in Moeksville after a L") day illm*ss \ Mass of the Resurrection was said at 4 p.ni Saturday at Si. Francis Catholic Church in Moeksville by Father Jip.u»ph Traces Burial wa.s .n Ruse Cemetery in Mwksville Mr Ginlher was born in Buffalo. N Y to the late Charles and Ellen Considine Ginther. and had lived in .MfX'ksville for lh(» pasi 19 years He was a registered nurse, and a graduate of St Joseph Hospital School of Nursing in Philadelphia. Pa Mr Ginlher was a member id St Francis Catholic Church and a Jrd degree member of the knighLs of Columbus Santa Mana Council No 2829 lor the jiast i>u years Surviving are his wife, the former Helen McNcnamam; four daughters. Mrs Peggy Shilling of Pa Mrs Elaine Smith of Winslon-Saiem. Mrs. Joanne Mason of Raleigh, and Mrs. Rose Mary Cozart of ..ill*. t* » HI A , 1 w , w • • Ginlher of Pa. and Robert C Ginther of Mix-ksville. 17 grandchildren; one brolher. Frnnci.s Ginlher of Los Angeles, Calif MRS. ORA G. BATEMAN Mrs Ora Balernan. fiti. ol Hurlinglun. widow of Jesse B Bateman of Greensboro, died Thursday May 15 at Wielsey Long H(*ipiia! in Greensboro Funeral services were Saturday May 17 at Ihe Beverly ilill Church of Christ in Burlington Burial was in Green Hill Cemetery in Greensboro. Surviving are four sons J H. Bateman of Danville. Virginia; Robert M. Bateman of Greensboro; J B Bateman. Jr. of Atlanta. Georgia. C.A, Bateman of Charlotte. Four daughters Mrs. Owen Pavill of Sarasuta. Florida. Mrs. W R. Sawyer of Burlington; Mrs Roberl Hrownlow of Advance and Miss Jean Bateman of Bowling Green. Ohio. 16 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren Family Day At Advance Methodist The Methodist Chruch n( Advance will hold Family Day Services next Sunday May 25 at the Recreation Center at Community Building. Sunday School will be al 9:45 a m at Ihe church followed by the 11:00 a m worship service led by "Teen Challenge". Picnic dinner will be In the grove at the noon hour. All «iilernoxn &• smgmg will be by the Joy Bells" Everyone is invited to attend, bring a picnic basket, a fnlrtinB chair and dress casually for a day of good time and fellowship tt>gelher Film To Be Shown At Cooleemee "The Cross and the Swit chblade' will be shown at the Cooleemee Presbyterian Church Sunday. May 25, at 7:30 p m. The picture drama lically po-trays David Wilderson's one-man crusade among narcotics ridden gang in New York's Ghettos 2D 'O Oo U" % v% d «: Ir- tO o » o <:5' o OJ n»" S o o o o c= ^ 3 CO < "-C CO o TJ cz 2! rs' C cr Q} DAVU- rOLINTY INTLRI'RISi: RI CORD. TIIURSD.AV. MAY 29. 1980 Obituaries MRS KATIE O NEWMAN Mrs Katie Oswalt Newman. 95. of Route 4. Sluiirt Vir^itna- Satur day afternoon. May 24. at Autumn Care of Mocksville 'Mrs. Newman was born in Iredell County. N C on September 17.1884 She was a school teacher and a member of Svcamore Baplsst Church Her husband. ILL. Newman died in 1954. Survivors include one daughter. Mrs Jean Dillon of Winston-Salcm; one sister. Mrs Hazel Caven of C * t ^ " t U' n brothers. Sani H Oswalt of Statesville and Gaithor Oswalt of MiKiresville. and 3 grand children. The funeral was held Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Sycamore Baptist Church ni'ar Stuart. Virginia. Im termeni was in the Church cemetery. FLOYD BAILEY Kloyd Bailey, age 79, of Hunlersvillc. N C died Saturday, May IT in Presbvlerian Hospital in Charlo'tlc. N C. after an ex tended illness Mr Bailev was born Sep tember 25. 19UU in Davie County, son of the laic John B and Mittie Hendnx Bailey. The funeral was at 11 a m Tuesday. May 20 at Cavin Funeral Chapel in Hun- tersville. with Rev Joe Burnelte of First Baptist Church Charlotte of ficialing Burial was at Sharon Memorial Park in Charlotte Re was a memlxT of First Baptist Church. Cliarlotle He was educated in Davif County Schools and Smilhdeal Business College in Rich- revenue for Associated Transport »*?veral years and retired from Centra! Motor Lines He is survived by his wife. Lois Emerson Bailey of the fionie; a brother Ned Bailey of Fork. N.C . a number of nieces and nephews. Pall Ix'arers were nephews. John M Bailey. Billy Bailey. A) Bailey and Jimmy Bailey. John Black and Eddie Black GEORGE MARSHALL George Glenn Marshall. 75. of 4126 Sylvia Street . Winslon- Salem. died Friday May 23. IMBO Kiiner.i'l services will be conducted at 2 p.m Monday. May 26. 1980 at Vogler's Main StrtH?t Chapel Burial was in Forsvth Memorial Park Mr. Marshall was born in ^'ilkes County March 16. 1904. To Thomas L and Joanne Nicks Marshall. Most of his life was spent in Winston-Salem. He retired from the engineering department of R.J. Reynolds Tol>acco Co. in 1968. after 24 vears of service. He was a member of West Bend Masonic Lodge 434 A.F and A M and Is survived by his wife. Mrs. Annie Holthouser Marshall of Ihc home; one daughter. Mrs. Howard Pruitt of Hickory, sone son. Sam Marshall of- New Orleaiih. La.; four grandchildren; three sisters. Miss Maude Marsliall and Mrs Grace Dinkins, both of Winston-Salem. and Mrs. Jim Hendrix of Rt. 3. Mocksvilie. iMie brother.SC Marshall of Winslon-Salem MRS. RUTH W. PMIPPS Mrs. Ruth W Phipps, 74. of Piney Creek N.C died at her home Saturday mnrninu. She was the mother of Waller C. Phipps of Greenwood Avenue. Mocksvilie. Funeral services were held Monday at 11 a.m. at Cox Chapel Church, with the Rev. Shirley Jones and the Rev. Doug Suggs officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery . Survivors include her husband, Charles PhipfK of the home; three daughters. Mrs. Nell Cox of Kernersvillc. Mrs Doiis Edwards of Piney Creek, and Dorothy Lyon of Sparta; one son, Walter Phipps; two sisters. Mr^. Carrie Phipps of Sparta and Mrs. Dorothy Cox of Mouth- of-Wilson. Va; one broiiiei. Kent Woolen of Carmichael Calif.; 13 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. MRS. VERA FOSTER SPRY Mrs. Vera Foster Spry. 77. of Rt. 3. died Sunday evening at 9:45 at Davie Hospital after a serious illness of two days. The funeral was conducted on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. m Smith Grcve United Methodist Church by the Rev William Thompson. Mrs. Spry was born in Davie County on Feb. 1, 1903 to the late Charlie M. and Una Smith Foster. She was a member of Smith Grove United Methodist Church. Her husband, W.G Spry, precixled her in death Survivors include one daughter. Mrs Raymond iRuth) Markland of Rt. 3. Mocksvilie; one son. Joe Spry of the home; two sisters, Mrs Nan Cornalzer of Mocksvilie and Mrs. Vance (Margaret) Dunn of Rl. 3. Mocksvilie; two Ijrolhers. Buck and C. J (Hoss) Fosler. both of Rt. 3, Mocksvilie; and three 0r:inHrhiMrpn. o a> < n>' S o o o o c: cr O 41) own rOL'NTV IINH KPKISI RICORD. TIR'RSOAY. JUNK S IQSO Obituaries CD E.M. BARBER Elmer Marlin fiQ. nf 12 Vadkin Si . I'ooleemee. died Saturday in the Davie County llospitul foUowinK an illness of one munlli. The funeral uas held Monday at 4 p iii m liit- ^nepnerd Episcopal Ciiurcri amducled by Uic Hev Willis Uusenthall. pastor Burial was in Christ Episcopal Church cemetery in Cleveland Born March 9. 1911. in Rowan County. Mr Barber was a son of the late William and Frances Pelrea Barber He was a retired employee of Burlington Miil.s. and was a member of the Good Shepherd Episcopal Church Survivurs include his wife. B'.'ssie C.firdner Barber, two sons, James Elmer Barber of Columbia, S C and Clyde Melvin Barber of Cooleemee, two bi udici ». r t aiik tmi brt vt Kt 1. ('leveland and Norman Barber of Salisbury. 10 grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. ELLA WlXJD HUDSON Mrs. Ella Wood Hudson, 56. of Rt. ;t. Moi'ksville. died May 28th at Davie County Hospital .ifU'r i. seri<>j!» of •■•jf day The funeral was conducted at 4pm Friday at Eaton .s Funeral Chap4*l by »h»» Rev Joe Long Burial was in Bixby Church (if God cemetery. Mrs. Hudson was born in Davie County to the late Richard and Kathleen Woixi V\uod She was a member of Hixln Church of God Surviving are one son. Gordon Hudson of the home; one brother. (»lcnn Wood of Rl. J Mucksville RALPH PADGETT Ralph Padgett, GO. of Wixileaf was dead on arrival at Kuwan Memorial Hospital on Friday afternoon. The funeral was held Monday in Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel in Mocksville conducted bv ine nev Gaiy Johnston and the Rev. Gary Morrison Burial was in Needmore Baptist Church cemetery. Born April 3. 1920. in Iredell County. Mr Padgett was a son of the late Charles and Bernice .Steele Padgett. He was a retired Davie County jailer and was a member of Corinth Church of Christ Survivors include his wife. Cdleen Shore Padgett, three daughters, Mrs. Beverly Smith of Ht. 2. Advance, Mrs. Bonnie Griffith of Rt. 2. Salisbury and .Mrs Carol Murph of Rl 1, Woodleaf; Two sons. RalEih Dennis and Barry Dale Padgett, both of Los Angeles. Calif; two sisters, Mrs Addie Bean of Rt. 1 Woodleaf and Mrs. Maude ftaby of Mooresvilie; one brother. Harold Padgett of Rt. I Woodleaf: five stepchildren and 10 grand children (nu To BeDr.H; Honored Sunday Dr. W C. Hay, well known minister of Forsyth County and pastor at Cedar Creek Baptist Church will be honored Sunday. June 8. at the 11 a.m. service for sixteen years of Uedicaied sei vice. Following church senice. dinner will be held on the grounds, and a special af ternoon service beginning a! 2 p in "Friends . members and relatives are urged to share this \ery spcH-ial day with Dr. and Mrs WC Hay." says Mrs William Eaton 8dk6 Sdle r The youth of Fulton United Methodist Church is spon soring a bake .sale. Saturday. June 7, at Hoffner's l^nd of P'lKxl. North Main Street, Mock.sville. from 8 a m. until all items are sold Proceeds will be used for the youth of the church Potts Reunion the annual Putts Reunionw i!! be held en Sunday. June 2. at the Nathan Potts homeplace Lunch will be ser\'ed at 1 o'clock All friends and relatives are •iiVileti Futalily Rate The overall rate of farm fatalities was 14.5 per lOU.OOO farm residenLs and workers in IHTfi Fin B gre- Mix gra. Wat Soi The ser Mis Bel bef( .SBt Eft Pre pasi Roa Win a chill nijri Jr ; and boll mar Hou T y I Hoarding, JPWa<s«ife€ jb^'.^^MOCKS\^LlLE — Mis. XuCTg^Jonath Hardiqg,.91, fonnerly^P^ I ilt 2, Mocksville, died at the Auttunn Care Convalescent Ceo-tCT on;.Siuid^ evening. Oiapel n.United Methodist Church con- -^^ducM by the The famiiy will be at Eaton's J^e^.Home tonight from 7 to9 .;o cI(^f The body will be • placed in the church 30 minutes before the service;Bora l^y 3.]^, inXincoin^unty, wis. fishing was a ^ughter of the late Cephus and Marto Scronce Jonath. She wasi ^tiredschool teacher, a mem- ' ! United, Methodist Chtn^ and was a inember of the Daughter's of the^erican Revolution. Her hus- . band Jota T. Harding; pre- [ ceded to in death. t.\- J ^Survhorsiiiclude two daughl ^ Mrs:-; Thelma Ott v of - -Winston-Sdem and Mis. Martha '= H. McN^ of Richmond^' Va three sons, J;'-Charles and H■. Ray H^ingi both of - Bi. i - '' Mocksvilleadd Harvey A. Hai^ 'I <hng.' of ■ -Winston-Salem^ 14:*' an^' 13 great-.^'grandchildmi.' ^ <r- % POSTMonday. June 9, ipgp C o OO cr DAVfE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARY mocksville;, no Udwtc UU. i iocksvnie <r v9 Uj d2 O o c5 <D 0° <r cr ) Kf\ cZ <jr cC O 4 Winitnn Snl^*" T^nmfll. Winston-Salfem, Mnndav. June 9. 1980- POWELL MGCKSVILLE - Mrs. Anna Mae Smoot Powell, 83, of Mocksville, Rt. 1, died Satii^; day evening in Davie County Hospital. Funeral ^servicW ;.will be conducted at 11 a.ni.' Tuesday at Center United Methodist Church by the Rev. Wilson Nesbitt Burral ^wjll be in the church cemetery. The body, will lie in state 30 minutes before the services. Mrs. Powell was the daughter of the late Samuel J. and Florence Walker Smoot and the wife of the late William Powell who died in 1971. She was a member of Center United Methodist Church and is sur vived by her nieces and" nephews. The family will, receive friends from .7 to 9 p.m. Monday at Eaton' • Funeral Home. 1 PUBuiC : C •• i/ - c£) m mmm& ^wili:il)e%dd:Si^^ ^!Meihtfdis e-iehurch orencev . r'-2-r,'lJ -«-•'SSSSAf if*isAl'i ;:^s.®fie!Swatev of^v3008 n Mdhnoii'^St^niVIrai^ _ an' 'MyeK ^Mrs,"'^ f^JFiWpdell MuB(teyf'lratti^or;Ad- t; }&nciUiui u& ifivwfwoTUA^t fe i!Breenshor6ifN^.V;iui3!'®®t?5x iSU^^jai.nsit&RARiMSs^ol:,i%O)0leemee:it^^tsyi^W^ ilbn^oifcattt :Pai*jjayJ|r.;V ,v s'^ O # *0 <x> o~ v9 1 V5 ci CT r5 j- ci- O ;^;grandchUdreh. < and.; four (v7***6ri^' Scl'-sK t //- J1?i \ um PaV!! a o D> co' s: o o o o c: :5r 3 = -t3 CD C O* (Ol SlV IMFKPRISr RECORD. THURSDAY. JWE 12. "»80 Obituaries o cr 03 ■mill) IliWNA MAE POWEtX Mrs Ann.'i Mae Srnoot iMuell. 83. of Mocksviile. Hi. I. died Saturday evening in Oavie Oninty Hospital The funeral was condutted at li a m Tuesday at Center I nited Methodist Church b\ ihe Hev Wilson Ncsbitl Hurial was in the church i-enietery. Mrs ' Powell was the tlaughlerof the lateSamuelJ ind Florence Walker Smool and Ihe wife of the late William Powell who died in tQ7l She was a niemher of ''enter United Methodist Church and is survived by her i'.i«-ces and nephews. MRS i.lLUIE GREGORY Mrs. Liliie Gregorj'. of 012 C:i!l».iujrv Mnrksville. died Saturday at the Pellcare Nursing Homo in Winslon- Salein following an extended illness cuj. a o.'stiv!' of Irede!! County, and a member of New Jeiusalem Holiness Church in Mivksville She i.s survived by one tlaughler, Mrs. Mildred S;inders of Winston-Salem; t>ne son. Itayniond Gregory of .MtK-ksville; one sister, Mrs. I.uey Clark of Stalesville; oventeen grandchildren, lurly great-grandchildren and I great-great grandchii'Jren.I «inp «;on HotK»rl Redmond of Stalesville. N.C. Funeral services for Mrs. GiL'goiv were iiC'ldTucsdiif at A p.m. at New Jerusalem Holiness Church in Mneksville Hev Mrs. Jessie I each officiated with burial following in the church cemetery. MRS UVC\ HARDING Mrs Lucy Jonalh Harding yi. formerly of Rt 2. Mocksville. died at the Autumn Care Convalescent Center on Sunday evening. The funeral was held on Tuesday in the Wesley Chapel United Melhodist Church conducted by the Rev Alvin Pope Buna! was in the church cemetery Born May 3.1889. in Lincoln County. Mrs Harding was a daughter of the late Cephus and Martha Scronce Jonalh. She was a retired school teacher, a member of Wesley Chapel United Melhodist Church and was a member of the Daughter's of the .American Revolution. Her husband. John T Harding, preceded her in death. Survivors include two daughters. Mrs. Thelma Olt of Wlnslon-Salem and Mrs. Martha H. McNair of Rich mond. Va . three sons. J. Charles and H. Ray Harding, IxiUi of HI 2. Mocksville and Harvpv .A Harding pf Win ston Saiem, 14 grand children, and 13 great grandchildren CHHISTUPHEH LEE FOSTER Christopher Lee Foster. 14. of Hi. 2. Johnson Hood, died on Sunday at 10:40 p.m. of natural causes at Rowan Memorial Hospital where he liad becfi a patient for cnc day The funeral was held at 2 p.m. on Wednesday in Edgc'.vtKKl Baptist Church in Cooleomee conducted by the Rev Fred CarHon, pastor. Burial was in Rowan Memorial l*ark Bom August 21. in Rowan County, the youth was Ihe son of Edward and .Sue fhiteal Foster trf the home. He was a member of Edgewood Baptist Church. Survivors in addition to this parents, include his grand parents. Mrs. Ruth B. Foster ofKt l.WoodleafafidMi and Mrs William Thomas Poteal of Rt 8. Salisbury NORFLEET CLARK Mr. James Norfleet Clark. 76. of 315 Woodlawn Avenue. Weldon. N.C. died Sunday, June I at 9 p.m. at Halifax Memorial Hospital m Roanoke Rapids. N.C. Mr Clark was born in Halifax County to the late James H. and Lucille Nicholson Clark. He was an active member of the First United Methodist Church ir Weldon. He was a retiree employee of the city ot Weldon. Survivors include his wife CKott* of thi home, one son. James N Clark of Stony CreekVirginia; two sisters, Mis; Gurna Lee Clark of Autumr (..are Nursing Ilome it Mocksville. N.C. and Mrs Lucille C. Cornatzer of Ad vance; and two grand rhildren Funeral services were heli Tuesday. June 3 at 2 p.m. a the First United Melhodis Church in Weldon by Rev Brooks Patten and Rev Casweli Siiaw, Ji. Burial wa in Weldon Cedarwooi Cemetery. America c')nsuP''es*^mnp red meal than any olhe nation. Consumption reache 18 3 million metric tons t 1979. nearly a fourth of th world total, according to Ih Agriculture Department. f ^^Mrs^es^MS&ev.-X«oweiy»rSsC^pli^fM^ir^ge;;: f A^^oo^leinid^^Sunday. f ^^bein £ iii fe^de^Unm^healUii^^ Ivahasm'ouslY® ' .'Grafeid^'will be^ 7 conduHt^rat' U- a.th: ^ ' day at dilwdod Ctoetery m ^4*(StateswUer:;tPi& 'fi\waal^ni October?^, 1893,'; to A-' "^^Wooten \MasVeyr^ on y.;DecembeijSS,i9l4fwas^^ ^>3ri^.v to ^ Richard--Jeruivson■''I/)wery iwno, died ■ ia. Noy,-VC^1967. &e wasf;a^ni^ber]df:v!J'Fii^t^^aptist5Ghurch in-^^p^dck^Ue''where she taught r^Sunday- School. She was a ' • former: . school teacher andhad liy^ in the Cool Springs community prior-to moving to Mocksyilie I4,yea^ ago.,I She came to Winston^afem !. in 1978. Surviving are one son, Herman T. Lowery of..^Wi^ston-Salem^ two j ."grandchildren, Robert , . Herman Lowery and Ann: Lowery Yoest, bdth of V--Raleigh; :two great- • grandchildren*,;! one sister," Mrs.. Pauline' Massey .."^Johnston of Mt. Holley. The"•^'•body^v^* at -Eaton^ Funeral • ■'-Home ■ in- Mocksvilie where the family will , receive . Ifriends from /. tO!'8 p.m,Monday. Jn lieu of flowed,-.^any memorials may be made • ■to. First Baptists ChurchMocksvilie; 1, ' i . •WihstoitSalem JournalriWin3roir-Salerrr;rN-r>'nfr^MrtnHav'-r.Ttfnfl''* UOVfERV - nessfe- yMrs. Bess gjjj gaven V°?^'wimtoB«alein, iw ow ^®j''SLsly®nandsenowiy™^^Graveside •^.gafcwo'Xi i conducted 1 Cemetery ^ botn and on Rlcha*^ Nov. 19CT- _.„ijer d Ft*®'®^?YchS.SitoMocksvffleBaptist Cnurcn gunday where she ^ a £or-jchool. B jjgj and had aier school Springs lived '".^riortoniovlngtoeommi^W fT^^gais ago.SlocksVBIe »2^ She came to Wins™ _ 3LIC LIB.lAatsra- are one son.', _ surviving «« ^fl■ar-LE, NC , Herman ^ B grand-; 8ton;«8lem. . Hermanchildren, Rone^ j^o^eryrf^eigh; »«« ,Yoest, both m ^ one \great-g^'^'pauune Massey ' Mt. HoUey- \ lAoctevUle. O. 'o% ^-Q5%\ ^ •o G ^QO ^ O <r V^s \ I tn a CL rJ" J- o CO. 8B - DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRiSE RECORD. THURSDAY. JUNE 19, 1980 Ot? a- I Vi £ t- o o Q> S. CO S o o o s-§ cr ~ o* tzt cr Q} o Obituaries I ®'"®® MILS BUSSIEM UiWEHV Mrb Bessie Massey Lowery. 86. of Hill Haven Lodge. Winstun Salern, died Sunday at Forsyth Memonal Hospital after being in declining health for one year and seriously ill three weeks Graveside services were conducted at Oakwood Cemetery in Statesville. Mrs. Lowery was born October 12.1893. to Edward A. and Eii^aLH.'lli W«>oti'ii Massev and on December 29. 1914. was married to Hichard Tennyson ^.owery who died in Nov 'l%7 She was a memlxfr of Firs! Baptist Church in Mocksville where she taught Sunday school. She was a for- m*r school teacher and had lived in the (^ool Springs community prior to moving to Mocksville 14 years ago She came to Winslon-Salem in 1978. Surviving are one son, Herman T Lowery of Win- stonSalem; two grand children. Robert Herman Lowery and Ann Lowery Yoest. both of Raleigh, two great-grandchildren, one sister, Mrs. Pauline Massey Johnston of Mt Holley In lieu of flowers, any memorials may be made to First Baptist Church of • f I . : ti - HARLEV CREWS llariey Lee Crews, G4. died aJ his home. 2909 Hcpc Vslley Koad. Winston-Saleni. at 2 p.m. Saturday after a lengthy illness. The funeral was held at Vogler's Reynolda Road Cliapel at 2 p ni. Monday by the Rev Kyland F Rock, fiastor of Marshall Baptist Church aiHi the Rev. Jack Ji^nson, pastor of Bear Creek Baptist Church in Mocksville. Graveside services followed in Rose Cemetery in Mocksville. Mr. Cress was bom in Vadkin County. Oct. 31, 1915 to the Rev. Abner Henry and Nettie Peel Crews. He had been in Winston- Salem for the past 15 years and was of the Baptist faith. He was with Walker Funeral Hume m Mocksville for a number of years and was also with the state merchants patrol. Surviving are a daughter. Mrs Jeanett Crews Driver; one son. Jerry Lee Crews, both of Rt. 2. Mocksville; six grandchildren, one great grandchild. one sister. Mrs Alice Clark of 2900 Hope Valley Road; one brother. Earnest Crews of Side Road. Winston-Salem; and a number of nieces and nephews. Special Mission Service Sunday Mocksville Pentecostal Holiness Church will observe special Missions services, Sunday. June 22. at II a.m. and again at 7:30 p m. fviiesi mivcitnnaries, the Kev, and Mrs. Larry Dolling of Argentina will be the sjM'okers. and will present a sDiH-ial orocrain connected with the foreign field on which they labor The pastor, the Rev Garry Yeatts extends a cordial in- vit^liun to the public. The church is located on Milling ILmd. Just inside the city limits of Mocksville. Kenneth and Nanc and Karen Wright w mi Friday to work in ' led revival at Green ! Church, planned a include Saturday c pm a ctx)kou! tht versus adult softball , of mspiralion with t team. Sunday Wi>dni*sday evening ymilh led revival these services a everyone. Visiloi welcome. Monday Wednesday at 10: youth witness D i s c i p I e 5 h i p it sessions. All youth ai to attend these sessions. Richard and Ruby rweived a very spe for Father's Day wh first child arriv^ at Hieipilal on Sunday i a daughter who recc mime Susan Marie. Mr. and Mrs John 1 Memphis. Tenn sp weekend with her par and Mrs John F. Sp Mr Ervin H returned home ffi iiospital on Friday. Barbara Belch presently attendi workshop for outs •itiidentsai Appalachi College. Joannie Nester is s several days with hei parents the Joe Lan Mrs Leila Simps returned to the homi daughter Anyone det send cards or lette them address them ( G.B. Autry. R Cameron,N.C 283%. Reports are that M Winters continues e recuperating from heart surgery. r T tD DAVIi: COI NTY IINTF.RPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY, JUNE 26. 1980 Obituaries ^TONNIE CRANKIM. Mrs. Connie Uajley Cranfill. 52. of 441 Maple Avc. Ext.. died Monday in Foi»>l»i Memorial Hospital in Win- ston-Salein afler a short illness The funeral will he eon- diieted Wednesday at 4 p.m. in Eaton Funeral Home Chapel by the Uev. J.D Itevis. Burial will be in K(tse Cemetery Meiiiui ials may be made to the buildinR fund of Cooleemee Fresby terian Chureh She was born J.'^n. 13. in Claston County, daughter of Mrs. Blanche Atwood Bailey and the late Carl Bailey.Mis. Cranfill was employed at Fran-Kay Best Home. Her husband. Shernll Cranfill. died in 1%5 In addition to her mother, she is survived by one son. Billie Cranfill. of Cooleemee; two daughters. Mrs. Sandra C Hampton of Hi 7. and Mrs. Sharon C Bailey, of lit 4 Mocksville. Carl Bailey of l.incolnton and I.eroy Bailey of Greensboro, biotheis. Two sisters. Mrs Katherine Norris of Greenville. S.C. and Mrs. Betty Sue Cagle of Taylor. Mich.; and five grandchildren rf-VPF T MAVFIFI n Clyde Thomas May field Jr . ot Houte 1. Woodleai, N.C,. was dead on arrival at the navip Conntv Hospital Monday night He was a nativi* of Davie County, and a member of Shiluli Baptist Church in MtM.ksvillc He was a member of Ml. Zion No. lOSeolish Kite MasoiLs. He is survivied by his wife. Mrs. Kuth Bulliarn Mayfield of the home; one daughter. .Mrs Cecilia M. Foster of Spring l^ake. N.C. His mother, .Mrs Inez Mayfield of Mocksville; one brother. Jimmy Mayfield of Moeksvlllc; four sisters. Miss Syandra Mayfield of Ad- vantc; Mrs. Anncll Barker and Mrs. Priscilla Williams both of Mocksville; Mrs. Valerie Poag of Salisbury; two grandchildren. Funeral service will be held on Friday at 3 p.m. at Shiloh Baptist Church. Rev. Howard Parker will officiate, and tMiruil will follow in the church cemetery. The body will be placed in state in the etiurch Friday at 2:00 p.m. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Thursday evening from 7-0 p.m. Morrison Studevent Funeral Directors of MiH-ksville are in charge of •lervice and arrangemems. Do You Know ? \S heal .Acreage I; S. farmers are expected to plant nearly 79 5 million acres of wheat this year, according to Sperry New flolland. Culiu:: .\vje.sge (Jovernment estimates .show U S. cotton growers will seed 14.B million acres this v'ODr iin nerrenl from 1979 Advertising Every $100 consumers spend tor food, less than one percent goes for m.ass media advertising, excluding local newspaper ads. says the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Coolee Mr. and Mrs. William Gi of Ruffin Street. Cooloem attended the annual tn show for Purchas Management at the C venllnn Center in Mvr Beach, S C. last week. Services Are Held For "Bucky" Crate Barry Faw "Buck Crater. 30. of Bermuda F was killed sliorliy after 2 a June 17 when his car ran Riverbend Drive in development and struck brick abutment in a drivew according to Trooper J Newion Newton said Crater's i crossed the center of winding road, ran off the side and skidded about feet before running into abutment. Newton said he fot Crater pinned in his car wit broken neck. A medi> examiner pronounced h dead at the scene. Crater v the only person in the c Newton said. The funeral was held I Thursday at the Haywor Miller Silas Creek Cliapel Winslon-Salem. Burial was the Bethel United Metho( Chureh cemetery. Mr. Crater was born h'orsyth County to N.i-. itii Crater, Jr. anil Betty Cum Crater. He wos an deptmdenl representative v^ix'iicer s, ill., and wa!> memt)or of Bethel Uni Methodist Church and B iniid.i Run Cmintry Club. Surviving are his wife. M Kel>ecca Gobble Crater uf home; his parents, of 1 Air>'; grandparents. Mr. s Mrs N.J. Tyson .Mooresville. MAYFIEtDT"/iTClyide Thomas Mayfield Jr. ,.of Route.ii j^ooSleaf^ N.C.' i was ^dearf otf arrival at the HospitalsMonday night n ", ' : , He. was. a native of :Davie i vnmfy, -and a member of j Shiloh Baptist Church in-i ® ™6mber<H Ml. Zibn No. 10 Scotish Rite : Masons. , i He is survfvied by his wife jJrs. Ruth Ptdliam Mayfield j of the home; one daugnter, ! Mrs: Cecilia M. Fosterr.= of f Spring Lake, N.C. His moth^.i Mrs. Inez Mayfield ' ot^ Mocksville; ^ one brother,^ Jiihmy 'BShyfield .. of j Mocksyij^ four sisters,. Miss i Syandra .Mayfield of Ad- ; vance; Alis. Annell Barker I and Mrs. Priscilla Williams both of Mocksville; Mrs. Valerie Poag of Salisbury; ' two grandchildren. * .'funeral service will be held on Friday at 3 p.m. at Shiloh Baptist Church. Rev.fHowacd . Parker-will ofgciam, and' • buHal-n-will fol|t)w in the chUr^^'ceineteryH The bpjiyj . win be'placed in state in the" cinirch Friday al 2:00 p:m. The family will receive friends at Uie funeral home Thursday evening from 7^ p.m: ' * Morrison - - Stiidevent Funeral Director^ of Mocksville are in charge of service and arrangements. Oavie Co. Public Library fflocKsvrti®» H. 6. MOCKSVILLE. NO .0 -- - OAVIE CO. PUBUC LIBRARY ^ y \ I lO <5^ . _ _ _ _ _ '<s: ""■■■ "■ - rr r: o » (O • ca ■i;'' ^ ' '■ ■fegfe 16-Winston.Salem , - - -, , >- - — ^ rs ait ' ?2, of Rt 2.?"S?' late County^osjMUl; Mocksville, Friday ■ morning. Funeral services ij^wju be conducted at 2*001 JiBp;?- Saturday at FuuWMethodist Church byTony Jordan witfr Fork BaptistCemetery. Thefamily requests memorials United«^hodist Church. Mrs.,5^iley was bom in Davie IS^unty to the late SamuelJ^i-gtfis and Sarah Elizabeth.^ca^art Garwood and wasself-employed. She was a= United^-Jlrthodist Church. Her hus- preceded her in death n March 29.1969. Surviving arewone daughter, Mrs. Dale^Brown, Mocksville; three>■^jsims, James Carl Bailey, Rt. n* Samuel. G.;Bailey, Rt. 3, Mocksville,Kermit Bailey of-j^reensboro; eight grand-"^Mdren; one sister, Mrs.- Wyatt, Rt. 3, sville. . % OQ O LU Si 3 zn >■ Q_ CO O 0 1 o o <3 Oo <r oo r-i VJ UJ ct KC H O O c- ;/iC/ oO . FuDiic LlDfao MocksvHle, N. cQ