Jul - Dec7. /-lOB - DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 1. 1982WM. W. NESBITWilliam Wayne Nesbit Sr., 61. of 3Holt St., Cooleemee, di^ at his•'ome Friday night.The funeral was conducted at 2p.m. Monday at Unity Presbyterian■rhurch by the Rev.'Oavid Henry.Bruial was in the church cemetery.Bom Nov. 24. 1920 in RowanCounty. Mr. Nesbit was a son of thelate Oscar T. and Mary WetmoreNesbit. He was employed by FibCTIndustries. He was a member ofUnity Presbyterian Church and aveteran of World War II.Surviving are his wife. EloiseFoster Nesbit; one daughter, Mrs.Gloria Jean Drendel of Reno. Nev.;one son. William Wayne Nesbit Jr.of Woodleaf; four sisters. Mrs. JaneGatewood of Asheville, Mrs.Frances Bryant of Mountain Brook,Ala.. Mrs. Nan Howard ofMocksville and Mrs. Beth Cheek ofCooleemee; two brothers,Talmadge Nesbit of Woodleaf andEdward Nesbit of Route 8.Saiisbury; and two grandchildren.3 MRS. EVELYN R. JOLLY/Mrs. Evelyn R. Jolly, 63. of 221-3South Oaklawn Street. Gastonia.N.C. died Sunday. June 27. 1982 atForsyth Memorial Hospital inWinston-Salem, N.C.Funeral services were heldTuesday at 3:30 p.m. at Lambeth-Troxler Funeral Home Chapd with'he Reverend E.D. Young officiating. Burial followed inLakeview Memorial Park inGreensboro.Survivors include a stepson, W.W.Jolly of Mebane, N.C.; 2 sisters..4rs. Mary Coltrain of Greensborond Mrs. Margaret Dixon of'locksville. N.C.; two brothers.Jobby and Charlie Russell oflandleman. N.C.Area Obituaries^ J. FRANK HENDRIXJohn Franklin Hendrix, 94, of 301Milling Road. Mocksville, diedSunday at Davie County Hospital.He was a retired merchant.The funeral was conducted at 2p.m. Tuesday at Eaton's FuneralChapel by the Rev. J.C. Lane.Burial was in Smith Grove UnitedMethodist Church Cemtery.He was bom in Davie County, theson of Lewis S. and Ava Jane FosterHendrix.He was a member of Dulin'sUnited Methodist Church.He was married to the formerMyrtle Allen Hendrix who died in1963.Surviving are one sister, Mrs.Mattie Bamey of Rt. 3, Mocksville;one brother. Rison Hendrix ofMocksville; several nieces andnephews.y0. L. 'RED* WYRICKOscar Lee "Red" Wyriclr, 76, of 37Main St.. Cooleemee. N.C. died atForsyth Memorial Hospital Monday. June 28.A graveside service was held at 3p.m. Wednesday at RowanMemorial Park Cemetery inSalisbury by the Rev. Alton Fitzgerald.Bom April 12, 1906, in DavieCounty, he was a son of the lateLonnie and Ida Eury Wyrick. Hewas retired from Burlington Industries and had worked part timesince his retirement at the A^llageGrocery in the Franklin communityin Rowan County.Survivors include his wife. ChloisByeriy Wyrick; a daughter. Mrs.Louise Creason of Cooleemee; ason. H. A. Wyrick of Mooresville;and three grandchildren.n MARTHA A. BOGERMrs. Martha Anderson Roger, 86,of Route 6, died at Davie CountyHospital Monday night.The funeral was held at 4 p.m.Wednesday at Eaton's Funer^Home Chapel by the Rev. GradyTutterow and the Rev. AlbertBracken. Burial followed in RockSpring Baptist Church cemetery.Bom Sept. 9. 1895. in DavieCounty, she was a daughter of thelate William Franklin and CamillaReavis Anderson. She was amember of Bear Creek BaptistChurch.Survivors include her husband,Dalton Roger; a daughter. Mrs.Lois Reniger of Route 2, Harmony;three sons, William ^lencer B^er,Route 6. and Ralph Hoover Roger,Route 3. both of Mocksville andRobert Roger of High Point;Two sisters. Mrs. Cora Ireland ofRoute 6. Mocksville and Mrs.Blanche Jones of High Point; 23grandchildren; 28 great-grand-children; and five great-greatgrandchildren.FERRISMrs. Blanche Koontz Ferris. 66. of Reid Road, died at'Forsyth Memorial HospitalSunday morning. She wasbom September II. 1915. inDavie County to Wilboraand Unity Taylor Koontz.She had spent most of herlife in Forsyth County, buthad lived in Davidson County for the past 17 years. Shewas a member of UrbanStreet Baptist Church. Surviving are her husband. J.LFerris of the home; twodaughters. Mrs. CarolynGoforth of Reid Road andMrs. Gaye aodfelter of RL8. Lexington; one sister.Mrs. Alene Hemric of Mt.Airy; three brothers. JackKoontz of Walkertown, OtisKoontz of Winston-Salem.and James Koontz of Clem-mons; one half-sister. MaryFlyne of Riverdale. Md.;one half-brother. AtleeKoontz of Lewisville. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Tuesay atHayworth-Miller SilasCreek Chapel by the Rev.Sammy Shoaf and the Rev.Harold Fletcher. The family will receive friends atthe funeral home from 7 to9 p.m. .Monday.Monday. .Ji;-" "J.L 19S2Winston-Salem Journal. Winston-Salem. N.C..Davie Co. Public LibraryMocksvHIe. N. LDAVIE CO. PUBLIC UBRARYMOCKSVILLE, NO
DAVIE COUNTY ENTEMRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. JULY 8. 1982 - 9B' WILLIAM S. McDANIEL 'Winiam ScoU MeDantd. Infantson of Roger- Dale and MaryShrader McDanlel of Route,!, died" shortly after birth Sunday nl^t at! Forayth Memorial Hospital In' WInston'Salem.A graveilde service was held at li' a.m. Wednesday at NeedmoreBapllst Church cemetery by' the' Rev. Gary Merrlron.' Patem'al grandparents ere Mr." and Mrs. Wilbum McDanlel of,' Route 1. Needmore community,' Woodleaf.Z .Othei'suravoni Include a sister,; Courtney McDanld of the home:. maternal ^andparents, 'Mr. and" Mn» Jamm Shrader; and paternal./great*grandmotheri Mrs. StellaIwlcegood of Woodleaf.•,o ,\\\e
7- tx. / 9/ ^JULY 15'l OUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. ■mURSI^Y..J'■ J}^ ■ EDWARD K. DURHAMEdward Keith Durham. 57, of2004-D Lincolnton Road. Salisbury,died at 2:55 p.m. Tuesday. July 6. atRowan Memorial Hospital of anapparent heart attack.The funeral was held at 2 p.m.Thursday in the Lyerly FuneralChapel by the Rev. Gene Blackburn.Burial was in Rowan MemorialPark.Born AprU 18. 1925. m DavieCounty, he was a son of Mrs. HattiePrevette Durham of Route 4.Mocksvllle and the late JohnWeslev Durham. He was educatedin ihe Davie County schools, was awelder for Miller EquipmentCompany, and was a Baptist.Survivors, in addition to hismother, include his wife, BessieOsbome Durham, whom he marriedDec. 20. 1952; three daughters. Mrs.David iDarlenei Frills ofLexington. Mrs. Kenny (Sheila)Hampton of Cooleemee and MissPamela Jane Durham of the home;Three brothers. Dwighl. Manueland Flovd Durham, all of Route 4.MocksvLUe: a sister. Mrs. LindaBrown of Landis; and .twoArea ObituariesMRS. FLOELLA FOSTERMrs. Floella Tutterow Foster. 71.of Route I. died unexpectedlySunday night at her home.The funeral was held at 3 p.m.Tuesday at Baton s Funeral HomeChapel by the Rev. Wilson Nesbit^Burial followed in Center UnitedMethodist Church cemetery.■ Bom July 12. 1910. in DavieCounty, she was the daughter of thelate Thomas W. and Daisy BassettTutterow. She was a member ofCenter United Methodist Church.Her husband. Ruben J. Foster,preceded her in death in 1978.Survivors include three sons.Gene Foster of Winston-Salem.Wayne Foster of Hazel Park. Mich,and Joe Foster of Mocksville; twosisters. Mrs. Margaret Fox ofAtlanta. Ga. and Mrs. Ora P. Boydof Mocksville; two brothers.Everett Tutterow of Advance and J.B Tutterow of Mocksville; fivegrandchildren: and four greatgrandchildren.DftViE CO. PUBUC UBRARYMOCKSVILLE. NOMRS. IDA PAULINE HOOTSMrs. Ida Pauline Hoots. 82. of'309'2 Auburndale Street, WinstOH'Salem, liied Monday at "DavieCounty Hospital in Mocksville. Shewas the daughter of Ulysses G. andMary Byrd Van Hoy Fearrington.She was first married to Boyd Hornwho died in 1920. then to James M.Hoots who died in November. 1942.Surviving are two sons, Bobby M.Hoots of Mocksville. and Charles R.Hoots of Olin; six daughters Mrs..Albert Wooten of Dublin. Va.. Mrs.Gerald Malls of Roswell. Ga.. Mrs.Donald Wood of Mocksville. Mrs.Tommy White of Olin. Mrs. ClayWooten of Atlanta. Ga.. and MissPatricia Hoots of the home; onebrother. Harold Fearrington ofWinston-Salem; one sister. Mrs.Lewis Vogler of LewisvUle: threestep-sons. Shermon and J. B. Hootsboth of Winston-Salem and CorbettHoots of Lewisville; six stepdaughters. .Mrs. Albert Casey andMrs. Harry Seay of Winston-^lem.Mrs. Grady Snow of Mocksville,Mrs. Annie Ashbum of Greensboro.Mrs .Allen Shore of Boonville. andMrs. James Hodge of Irving. Tex.;''3 urandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; and !0 step-grandchildren.Funeral services were held at-lla m Wednesday at Zion BaptistChurch by the Rev. Gerald Hewittand the Rev. Bob Crook officiating.Burial followed in the churchcemeierv.In lieu of flowers, memorials maybe made to the Lotlie .Moon MissionOffering care of South Fork BaptistChurch. :;a30 Wayne Avenue.Winston-Salem. 271W, or to theHeart Fund.'ivi? Co. Public lifefar■ * iHr,
1. P-^-DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY. JULY 22, 1982Obituariesu- %WM. ERVIN STEELEVVilliam Ervin Ste«le. 84, ofCenter Street, Cooleemee diedThursday at Rowan MemorialRuspttal ifter an illness of two•veeks.I he funeral was held Sunday atSi.uth River United Methodist< liurch by the Rev. Shirley T. Jones•'.lid the Rev. J. C. Swaim. Burial\vas in the church cemetery.Born Oct. 27. 1897. in RowanCounty, he was a son of the lateWilliam A. and Mary WilhelmSteele. He was retired from ErvinMills. A member of South RiverUnited Methodist Church, he was aformer member of church choir,administrative board and trusteeboard. His wife, the former MaryWhitley, died Sept. 6. 1969.Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.Dorothy S. Archer, of Cooleemee,with whom he made his home; lOgrand-children: and eight greatgrandchildren..MILTON T. PARKERMilton Thomas Parker. 71, of 270W. 3(h Street. Lexington. N.C. diedat 4:50 p.m. Saturday in Lexington.Memorial Hospital after an extended illness.• He was bom in Davie CountySeptember 22. 1910. to the lateJoseph and Minnie Godby Parker.He was a retired truck driver forMay belle Transport.Surviving are his wife. Mrs. NellieCrowe Parker of the home; twosons. John .Myron Parker ofCharlotte and Joseph M. Parker ofLexington: two daughters, Mrs.Jayne Parker Bane of Atlanta. Ga..and Miss Minnie Jonelle Parker ofLexiiieton: one grandchild.Funeral services were conductedat ? p.m. Tuesday at Sheets.Memorial Baptist Church by theRev. Jack .Morris. Burial foliowedin Forest Hill Memorial Park.MILLARD PEOPLES. SR.Millard Peoples Sr.. Rt. 2. Advance. was dead on arrival at DavieCounty Hospital, Tuesday, July 13.1982. following a lengthy'illness.Funeral services were held at 2:30p.m. Friday at Mt. Sinai A.M.E.Zion Church with Dr. A.M.Spaulding officiating. Burialfollowed in the church cemetery.Surviving are his wife. Mrs..Margaret Hairston Peoples of thehome: one daughter. .Mrs. CoraPeebles. Advance: two sons.Wilburd and Rodger L. Peoples,both of Advance.MRS. GOLDIE I. WALKERMrs. Goldie Isley Walker, 75, of812 Brent Street, widow* of Kelley*'Denton Walker, died Simday afternoon at Forsyth MemorialHospital.She was bom December 16, 1906,in Central Falls, N.C. to HenryBenjamin and Nancy Moser Isley.She had spent most of her life inWinston-Salem, had been employedby the Pashionaire Beauty Salon,and was of the Methodist faith.Surviving are one {laughter. Mrs.J.B. Wertz of the home: two sons,Edwin K. Walker of Clover, S.C. andRichard I. Walker of Chapel Hill;eight grandchildren: five greatgrandchildren: three sisters, Mrs.Grace Ridenhour of .Mocksville,Mrs. Lynette Vogler of Greensboroand Mrs. Hazel Waggoner ofArlington. Va.; one brother, DuaneI.sley of Mocksville.Futicral services were conductedat 11 a.m. Tuesday at Vogler's MainStreet Chapel by the Rev. HenryMay. Burial followed in CenterUaiicd .Methodist Church cemeteryin Davie County,Davie Co. Public LibraryMoeksvHIe, N, C,owne CO. pubuc ubrarvmocksviu^ no
JUDITH SPARKSJudith Ann Sparks, 65, of108 Goneaway Lane, Clevel^d,N.C., passed away Thursday,Sept. 27, 2007, at IredellMemorial Hospital.Born on June 19, 1942, inRidgely, Tenn., she was thedaughter of the late DonleyMooring Burress and SarahAlmeda Stephens Burress. OhJuly 31,1959, she was marriedto David C. Sparks.Ms. SparksLore'tta "Lori" Kay Maloney ofStatesville; two sons, DavidClinton Sparks and DonleyJames Sparks, both of Bremen,Ga.; 17 grandchildren; sevengreat-grandchildren; a sister,Harriette Polzen of WestBranch, Mich.; and three brothers, Billy Ray Burress ofCbrbin, Ky, Bobby Joe Burressof Carsonville, Mich., andDonald L. Burress of SterlingHe^ts, Mich.A service to celebrate thelife of Judith Ann Sparks willbe conducted at 2 p.m. Sund^in the Nicholson Funeral HomeChapel.Interment will follow in theStony Point CemeteryThe family will visit withfriends from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.this evening at NicholsonFuneral Home.In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to United Wayof Iredell County, Inc., 1835Davie Avenue, Suite 401,Statesville, NC 28677.Nicholson Funeral Home isserving the family of JudithAnnSparks./ (/Sanfoi-d Lewis Sparks of ^nionGrove died yesterday at 11 a.m. atIredell Memorial Hospital after alengthy illness.He was born in Wilkes County onJune 23. 1&07, a son of the la,teSpencer Lewis and Julie AnnGregory Sparks. - n •Prior to his retirement, Mr.Sparks operated a sawmill andlumber yard. He was a member ofSweet Home Baptist Church.On Nov. 26.1926, he married EvaMitchell Sparks, who survives. •Surviving, in addition to his wife,are three sons, Billy L, and Jerry L.Sparks of Union Grove and PhillipW. Sparks of Ellijay, Ga.; onedaughter. Mrs. Eloise Parks of.Union Grove; one sister, Mrs. SallyGoodman of Winston-Salem; ninegrandchildren and four great-grandchildren.Funeral services till be conductedtomorrow at Sweet Home BaptistChurch at 3 p.m. with Rev. R.C.Redmond, Jr., Rev. Robert L. Crookand Rev. Paul E. Crater. The bodywill He in slate for 30 minutes priorto the services.Active pallbearers will be MichaelSparks, Danny Sparks, RickySparks, Tim Parks, Noah Robbinsand Dexter Henderson.Ruth SparksRuth Hames Sparks, 90,died Saturday, May 28, 2005,at her daughter's home inMooresville.Mns. Sparks was the daughter of the late Rev. j.M. andEthel Hames of Greer, S.C.She received her B.A. degreefrom Limestone College in1936 and was a member ofthe Limestone College Touring Choir for three years. In1958,she received her Mastersof Education from the University of North Carolina atGreensboro. She taught school for 38 years and was acdveat her church.She was married to Rev.Carl Sparks, for 61 years.jui -iving are her daugliter.Joyce Jolmson of Mooresville;a sister, Frances Simmons ofLooktiut Moun-tain, Tenn.;grandchildren, Carol Johnsonof Dallas, Texas and BenjaminJohnson of Mooresville; ajidtwo great-grandchildren.i'unerai services wereTue.jday, xMay 31, at FirstVVesleyan Church in Kanna-polis. Interment followed inCarolina Memorial Park.Memorials jnay be donated to First Wesleyan Church.301 Bethpage Rd., Kanna-polis, NC 28081 or Hospice ofIredell County, 150 FaiAlewRd., Suite 325, Mooresville.NC 28117.r ■' 4
rv. ijArea ObituariesREV. ROBERT L. CREWSRev. Robert Leroy Crews, Sr., 65,Rt. 2, Advance, died Friday morning at ^orsyth Memorial Hospital.He was bom in Winston-Salem toIrvin A. and Nellie FlintchumCrews.The funeral was held Monday atVogler's Main Street Chapel withburial in the Forsyth MemorialPark Cemetery by the Rev. J.S.Hawkins and the Rev. BoydHopkins.Mr. Crews had worked for R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Co. for 37 years.At the lime of his death, he wasminister at the Bixby PresbyterianChurch. He was a former pastor ofHal Rock Presbyterian Church inMt. Airy. He attended UnionTheological Seminary in Richmond,Va.He served on the CorrinatingCouncil of Concord Presbytery.He was a 1981, delegate to thePresident's Council on aging inWashington, D.C.Surviving are his wife. Jo CappsCrews of the home; one daughter,Mrs. Linda Jo Whistenhunt ofWinslon-Salem; one son, R.L.Crews Jr.' of Brulington; threegrandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.Irene Glascoe and Mrs. Trava Cook,both of Winston-Salcm; an aunt,Mrs. J.W. Flowers of Wlnston-Salcm.MRS. JANIE EFIRDMrs. Janie Mclntyre Efird, 86,Old Mountain Road, Statesville,died early Friday morning at DavieCounty Hospital in Mock.sville. Shewas the widow of (he late PaulEfird.The funeral was held Sunday atthe Bculah Baptist Church in IredcllCounty by the Rev. Henry C. Cook.Burial was in the church cemetery.Mrs. Efird was born in DavieCounty to S.M. and MargaretWalton Mclntyre and was ainemtier of the Bculah BaptistQiurch.Survivors include threedaughters, Mrs. Dorothy Home, Rt.4, Statesville, ,Mrs. ColleenMcGrady, Rt. 4, Sophia and Mrs.Martha Edwards, Rt. 1 Mocksville;six grandchildren; one greatgrandchild; one sister, Mrs. LillieMae Barnes, Cooleemce; two half-sisters, Mrs. Eva Burris, Statesvilleand Mrs. Esther Peacock, Harmony.^ HOWARD C. BOWLESHoward C. Bowles, 78, ofWilmington, and a Davie Countynative, died Thursday at NewHanover County Hospital inWilmington.Graveside services were heldSunday at Jericho Church of Christcemetery In Davie County.Bom June 11, 1904, in DavieCounty, he was a son of the late JohnC. and Sally Burton Bowles.Survivors include his wife, EmmaDull Bowles; a daughter Mrs. LeeAnn B. Fichter of Newport News,Va.; four sisters, Mrs. EdnaEverhardt of Route 3, Mocksville,Mrs. Paul "Hicks" Carter ofWinston-Salem, Mrs. Ruby Franksof Long Beach, Calif., and Mrs.Grace Webb of Alexandria, Va.;and two grandchildren.J.L. HAMJesse Lee Ham, 58, of 812Salisbury St., died Saturday afternoon at the Autumn Care Nursing Home.The funeral was held Monday atEaton's Funeral Home Chapel bythe Rev. Jim Gryder and the Rev.Roger Holyfield, and burial was inthe Calvary Baptist Chprch cem-tery.Mr. Ham was a member ofCalvary Baptist Church, and waslast employed with Baker FurnitureCo., Mocksville.Surviving are his wife, Mrs. HelenPotts Ham; two daughters, Mrs.Judi Wholly of Columbia, S.C. andMrs. Linda Rcece of Dobson; aStepson, Jerry Miller of Mocksville;six sisters, Mrs. Thelma Watts ofKing, Mrs. Ruby Leonard, Mrs.Doris Sigmon and Mrs. MargieInscoc, all of Stony Point, Mrs. AnnChurch and Mrs. Gail Lakey ofStatesville; four brothers, DonaldHam of Mocksville, Fred and BillHam of Taylorsville and RonnieHam of Stony Point; one grandsonand three step-granddaughters.3 KRISTEN LEAH DODDBaby girl, Kristen Leah Dodd, 8month old daughter of Thomas L.and Lucetta Klnney Dodd diedThursday afternoon at PorterHospital, Denver, Colorado.Graveside services were held at11:00 a.m. Monday at the NewPhiladelphia Moravian ChurchGraveyard.Surviving are the mother andfather of Denver, Colorado; thematernal grandparents, Mr. andMrs. Robert Lawton, Advance, D. S.Klnney, Winston-Salem; thepatemal grandmother, Mrs. JoanDodd of Cave Creek, Arizona; themalemal great-grandparents, Mr.and Mrs. J. B. Wear, Winston-Salem• and Mrs. William Klnney, Winston-Salem; the paternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Mamie Webb, Globe,Arizona. Memorials may be madeto New Philadelphia MoravianChurch.00oo"VX><m o□ zm30.0QOJ1%OoISruijiK. t ufttockavMIe, N. C.O
Area Obituariesn)VI. 4/i.1ov<s.t(i^iX . ROBERT WARD FOSTERRobert Ward Foster, 68, Rt. 2Howardlown Road, died at his homeIXiesday, July 27. Funeral serviceswere held at 2:30 jftn. Thursday atthe Yadkin Valley Baptist Church.Burial followed in the churchcemetery.Mr. Foster was born in DavieCbunty to Romulus A. and NannieSmith Foster. His early childhoodlife was spent in Davie County. Hehad lived most of his life in ForsythCounty before moving back toDavie County five years ago. Hewas a member of Yadkin ValleyBaptist Church and was a veteran of• World War 11, serving in the U. S.Army. He was a retired truck driverfor Piedmont Leaf Tobacco Cb.Surviving are his wife, Mrs. BettyMcBride Foster of the home; onestep-daughter, Mrs. William(Linda) Pless, Warrensville; twostep-grandchildren; three sisters,Mrs. Blanche F. Smith, Homestead,Fla., Mrs. Wilma Boyer, Lexingtonand Mrs. Nola Payne, Winston-Salem; five brothers, John TaylorFoster, Ocala, Fla., Walter G.Foster, Carlsbad, New Mexico,James T. Foster, Lexington, BillyC. Foster, Alabama and AlvinFoster, Advance.' BARBARA JEAN SMITH^ Mrs. Barbara Jean Smith, 42, of628 E. 7th St., Winston-Salem, di^ 2p.m. Friday in the N.C. BaptistHospital of an apparent heart attack.The funeral was held Monday atForsyth Funeral Home Chapel bythe Rev. Charles Leak. Burial wasin Evergreen cemetery.Bom August 24, 1939, in DavieCounty, she was a daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Walter Hampton. She waseducated in the Davie Countyschools.^ K AMBROSE C. SMOOTMr. Ambrose (lolumbus Smoot, of1201 E. 21st Street, died Friday atN.C. Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem. He was a native of Davie0)unty and had lived in Winston-Salem for the past 70 years. He wasa member of Friendship BaptistChurch, a veteran of World War I,and a member of Salem MasonicLodge No. 139. He was a retiredbarber and owner of Twin CityBarber Shop. Surviving are his wife,Mrs. Luna Parker Smoot of thehome; one brother, Paul JosephSmoot; two sisters, Mrs. Cora BellPhiUi|» and Ms. Luna Smoot, all ofWinston-Salem. Funeral serviceswere conducted at 4 p.m. Tuesdayat Friendship Baptist Church.Burial was in Piedmont MemorialGardens.RilSS MARTHA CAlXMiss Martha- Call, 87, of 484Salisbury Street, Mocksville, diedFriday night at Davie CountyHospital.Miss Call was bom in DavieChunty to the late S. M. and SallieVan Eaton Call.She was a retired bookkeeper forMocksville Feed Mills.Surviving are one brother, S.Milton Call of Mocksville; andnieces and nephews.She was a member of MocksvilleWomen's Club and the UnitedDaughters of the (Confederacy. Sheattended Davenport (College.She was a member of First UnitedMethodist (Church, treasurer of thechurch for more than 40 years, andwas a Sunday school teacher.Any memorials may made toFirst United Methodist Church ofMocksville.The funeral was conductedMonday at 11 a.m. at First UnitedMethodist (Church in Mocksville bythe Rev. George Auman. Burial wasin Rose Cemetery.\/ HERBERT R. SPRATLEYFuneral services for Herbert R.Spratley of New York City, N. Y.were held Friday, July 30, 1982, atBenta's Funeral Home in NewYork, euologized by the ReverendJesse Lyons, Jr. Internmenifollowed at the Rose Hill cemeter}in Linden, New Jersey.He was born in Prince Georgicounty, Hopewell, Virginia, July 171912. His life expired July 26, 19Kafter a three week confinement irSt. Luke's Hospital in New York,following a prolonged illness.He served 35 years as a MerchantMarine with the United StatesCompany Lines, Mormacomiclines; American Export Lines; andFarrell Lines.He is survived by his wife, NaomiCannady Spratley, formerly oiMocksville, of the home; twodaughters, Mary Burley and(Ceraldine Neal; two brothers, Alexand Esau Spratley; a sister. MyrtleTaylor; nine grandchildren, twelvegreat grandchildren and a host ofother relatives and friends, including four sisters-in^aw, AliceGaither, Agnes Thomas and PecolaHolman of Mocksville; Willie(Cannady of New Jersey and onebrother-in-law, Alvin (Cannady ofMocksville.Davie Co. Public UbrH"MocksvHIe. N (CO. public UBRflpyMOCKSVlUe, iSf^
UAViL COUNTY ENTBWRISL KliCORD. THURSDAY. AUGUST 12. 19824%"N^»o.4.ObituariesPRESTON BADGETTMainu 1 Davie CountyteSj J^May af.Grav^de services were heldRose Cemetery.He was a former resident ofSnHf"; are his wife.Join ' nn® ®"® son.'*'® ''ome and hisgarenis, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt LeeBadgett, Rt. 1, Ararat. N. C.; sixsisters and three brothers.CLARENCE L. ALLEinClarence Lee Allen. 86 GladstoneRoad. Cboleemee. died at DavieCounty Hospital Thursday .afternoon after an illness of twoweeks.Graveside services were held at 2£;"Ju unitedMethodist Church Cemetery by theRev. Phillip Cole.Mr. Allen was born in DavieCoimty to the late Thomas Jeffersonandi^uella Starr Allen, was retired» ^ Rreln Mills and was a veteranof World War I.Survlvmg are his wife. MinnieUvengood Allen of the home; one 'sister. Mrs. Lois Bullins. Hi^ Pointand two brothers. James ^lenM WaRer Allen.Mocksvllle and a number of neicesand nephews. *NIOOKSVVUE. nci-0^Davie Co. Public Lisioi.MocksvHIe. N. C
€ i20 DAVIE county enterprise RECOjU), THURSDAY. AUGUST 19, 1982Area Obituaries. billy e. dossBilly Eugene Doss, 46, of Route 5,died Friday at Davie CountyHospital after a lengthy illness.The funeral was held Sunday atCenter United Methodist Church byDr. Wilson Nesbitt, pastor. Burialwas in the church cemetery.Memorials may be made to thechurch of the donor's choice.Bom Aug. 16, 1935, in WytheCounty. Va., he was a son of Mr. andMrs. Alex Collins of Max Meadows,Va. He was employed by the ParksI and Recreation Dept. of the City ofWinston-Salem.Survivors, in addition to hisparents, include his wife, LynneTutterow Doss; two sisters, Mrs.Nina Rogers of Max Meadows, Va.and Mrs. Wanda Gravely of Mt.Airy; and four brothers, Bruce Wand Butch Collins, both ofWytheville. Va.. Alex Collins Jr. ofMm Meadows, Va., and Dou^Collins of Dublin, Va.I,^' DENNIS F. BARNEYDennis Franklin Barney, 77,formerly of 380 Raymond Street,died Wednesday morning, AugustII, at the Autumn Care Convalescent Center in Mocksville.where he had been a resident fornine months.Funeral services were held atEaton's Funeral Home Chapel bythe Rev. E. M. James and the Rev.J. B. Parker.Burial followed in the TurrentineBaptist Church Cementery.Mr. Barney was bom in DavieCounty, to the late Charles Franklinand Mattie Lou Phillips Bamey andwas a retired machinist. His wife.Flora Forest Barney preceded himin death.Surviving are four sisters, Mrs.Ruth Payne, 380 Raymond Street,Mocksville, Mrs. Mary Wall, Rt. 11,Winston-Salmn, Mrs. Ila Hice andMrs. Frances Payne both of ParkRidge Circle, Winstoa-Salem, also anumber oi neices and n^hews.
nrea UDiiuariesrV-IIo—orf\BO<<Qs/ • J. LEONARD WARDJames Leonard Ward, Jr., 72, 418East Holly Hill Road, "niomasvIHe,died August 17th at Ridgecrest.He was born in Davie County to JL. and Nancy Smith Ward.Mr. Ward was a retired merchant of Thomasville. He was amember of the First Baptist Churchand staff member of RidgecrestBaptist Conference Center.Surviving are his wife, Mrs.Evelyn Kirk Ward; two sons,James K. Ward, Thomasville andThomas M. Ward, Hillsboro; onebrother, W. C. (Ted) Ward. MyrtleBeach, South Carolina and onesister, Mrs. Eleanor Gabard ofClemmons.The funeral was held Friday atthe First Baptist Church with burialin Holly Hill Memorial ParkCemetery.. • DAVID WILSON KOON'TZV David Wilson Koontz, 67, of Rt. 8,Mocksville, died Friday aftemoiMiat his home after a lingering iUness.Funeral services conducted at 4p.m. Sunday at Eaton's FuneralHome Chapel by the Rev. KennethHyde and the Rev. W.C. Barkley.Burial followed in the IjamesOossroads Baptist Churchcemetery.Mr. Koontz was born in Davie(hunty to Samuel Austin and MaryMaude campbell Koontz. He was amember of Ijames CrossroadsBaptist Church and was a retiredcarpenter. He was a veteran ofWorld War II serving in the SouthPacific.Surviving are his wife, Mrs.Pauline Renegar Koontz of thehome; one son, William DavidKoontz of Rt. 8, Mocksville; twograndchildren; three sisters, Mrs.Mary Anna Smoot of Mocksville,Mrs. Hazel Messick of Winston-Salem, and Mrs. Lcona Dillinger orStatesville.Memorials may be made toIjames Crossroads Baptist Church./ 1 J. K. McCULLOUGH SR.John Karr McCullough. 74, of Rt3, Mocksville, died at his homeSunday morning.The funeral was conducted at 2p.m. Tuesday at Eaton's FuneralHome CHiapel by the Rev. J. C.Lane, the Rev. Lindsay Walters,and Mr. Lester Keaton. Burialfollowed in Dulins United MethodistChurch Cemetery.The family requests that allmemorials be. made to the KidneyFoundation or to a charity of thedonor's choice.Mr. McCuilough was bom inDavie County to the iatc George W.and Harriett Jones McCuilou^. Hewas a retired produce dealer.He was a member of DulinsMofksvR!-. N. (IUnited Methodist Church.Surviving are his wife, Mrs.Magdalene Potts McChllough cl thehome; one daughter, Mrs.Jacqueline Taylor of Augusta,Kentucky; one son, John K. Mc-CUllough, Jr. of Advance, Rt. 1; fivegrandchildren; three greatgrandchildren; four sisters, Mrs.Mozelle Ratledge; Mrs. GeraldineSmith, and Mrs. Bonide Helsetet^,all of Advance and Mrs. GeorgiaTaft of Charlotte; four brothers,Paul McCullough of Advance, andFloyd Rufus; and G. W. Mc-Chllough, all Charlotte.y/ . THOMAS 0. RATTSThomas Obie Ratts, 75, of MainStreet, Mocksville died at theAutumn Chre Convalescent CenterMonday evening August 23,1982. Hehad made his home at the center fortwo years.The funeral will be conducted at 2p.m. Thursday at Eaton's FuneralHome Chapel by the Rev. LindsayWalters, the Rev. Delmos Johnston,and the Rev. Tony Jordan. Burialwill be in Mt. Carmel FreewillBaptist Church cemetery.The family will be at the funeralhome on Wednesday night from 7 toBorn November I, 1906, inDavidson Chunty, he was a son ofthe late Henry and Emma WardRatts. He was a retired storekeeperSurvivors include his wife, RettaHepler Rails; and a daughter, Mrs.Dorothy R. Goodman of 17 ConradSt., lx>J^ington.y • MRS. EDNA RATCLIFFMrs. Edna Hurt Ratdiff, 84widow of the late James R. Ratdiff,'died at the Autumn Care Convalescent Center in Mocksville at11:55 p.m. Friday.The funeral was conducted at 1p.m. Monday at the MemorialAvenue Seventh Day AdventistChurch in Roanoke, Va. by ElderWhitset. Burial was in the SherwoodMemorial Park Cemetery in SalemVa.She was born in MontgomeryCounty, Va. to the late Larry andElla Fink Hurt and was a memberof Memorial Avraue Seventh DayAdventist Church in Roanoke.Her husband preceded her indeath in 1957.Surviving are four daughtersMrs. Havigail Payne of Winston-Salem, Mrs. Lois Dowdy and MreLula Hurt, both of Mocksville. andMrs. Marie Lankford of RoanokeVa.; five sons, Frank Ratdiff ofCrab Orchard, W. Va.. OscarRatdiff of Lake Station, Indiana.John Ratdiff of Los Angeles, Caand Martin Ratdiff of Roanoke.Va.; 29 grandchildren, 46 greatgrandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren; one sister,Mrs. Mamie Thomas of New^ringfidd, Ohio; one brother JerryHurt of Radford, Va.OAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARYMOCKSViae, NC
O'f'V ' ^ ^9^ ^. /9f^8B - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECRRD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1982/Area ObituariesMRS. LACY L. REAVISMrs. Lacy Leota Reavis, 71, of Rt.8, MocksviUe, died Monday afternoon at Davie County Ho^italafter a lingering illness.She was bom March 21, 1911, inIredell County to Walter and MaryElizateth Renegar Reavis. Mrs.Reavis was a member of LibertyBaptist Church, where she taughtSunday School and was a leader formany years.Surviving are her husband, CainReavis of the home; two daughters,Mrs. Lu Ray Nix, San Antonio,Texas and Mrs. Judith Beauchamp,Winston-Salem; four grandchildren, Laurie and Jim Nix andJeff and Misty Beauchamp; threesisters, Miss Ruby Reavis, Harmony, and Miss Neva Reavis andMrs. Corfine Ramsey, both ofStatesville and three brothers,Kenne^ and Bryce Reavis, both ofHarmony and Beveridge Reavis,Hamptonville.Funeral services were heldWednesday at Liberty BaptistChurch by the Rev. J.A. Brackenand the Rev. Roger'Grace. Burialfollowed in the church cemetery./ ALONZO McDANIELAlonzo Lee McDaniel Sr., 89, ofRoute 1. Woodleaf, died Saturdaymorning at the Rowan NursingCenter after several years ofdeclining health and a seriousillness of two weeks.The funeral was conducted at 3p.m. Monday at the Corinth Churchof Christ by Charlie Harrison,pastor of the church; the Rev. GaryMorrison: and the Rev. ShirleyJones. Burial was in the churchcemetery.Bom June 2, 1893, in DavteCounty, he was son of the lateThomas and Margaret ByerlyMcDaniel. A retired buildingcontractor, Mr. McDaniel, waseducated in Rowan County schoolsand was a member of CorinthChurch of Christ.Survivors include his wife, Mrs.Mamie Hood McDaniel;a daughter, Mrs. Lois Murph ofRoute 1, Woodleaf; a son, A.L.McDaniel Jr. of Kannapolis; abrother, Jeff McDaniel of Route 1,Woodleaf ; nine godchildren, 14,14 great-grandchildren and onegreat-great-grandchild.MARVIN A. STARRETTMarvin Andrew Starrett, 72, ofRoute 5, Thomasville died Wednesday at his home. Mr. Starrettwas a Davie County native.The funeral was Saturday in theJ.C. Green and Son Funer^ Homeby the Rev. Bobby Beck. Burialfollowed in Holly Mill MemorialPark.He was a retired employee of theMyrtle Desk Company, a DavidsonNursing Center volunteer, and wasa member of JohnsontownMethodist Church.Survivors,. in addition to hisdaughter, include his wife, OraEthel Bow^ Nifong Starrett; twostepsons, Glenn and HowardNifong, both of Thomasville; astepsister, Mrs. Helen Fisher ofThomasville; a stepbrother,William Hedrick of Lexington;seven grandchildren; and eightgreat-grandchildren.LOUIS F. LIPHAMLouis Frank Lipham, 67, of 504Sanford Ave., died at Davie CountyHospital Sunday morning.The funeral was held at 4 p.m.Monday at Eaton's Funeral HomeChapel by the Rev. George Auman.Burial followed in Rose Cemetery.Memorials may be made to theHeart Fund.Born December 17, 1914, in TiftCounty, Ga., he was a son of the lateJ. Morgan and Laura DanielsLipham. He was a retired poultryfanner with Holly Farms, and wasa veteran of World War II. His wife,Nellie Mae Jeffcoat Lipham, died/^ril 4, 1981.Survivors include a daughter,Mrs. Anne Jones of MocksviUe; ason, Steven Lipham of Raleigh; anda grandchildRALPH F.PRESLARRalph Fredrick Preslar, 72, ofHarding Horn Apt., MocksviUe, diedunexpectedly Monday morning atthe home of his aunt, Mrs. CharlesDalton of Tracy Street In Vadkin-ville.Funeral arrangements are incomplete at press time.Bora AprU 17. 1910, in CaldweUCounty, he was a son of the lateWebster and Maude Hudson,Preslar. He was a retired employeeof Milling Road Furniture Co., andwas a veteran of World War II,having served in the U. S. Navy.Survivors, in addition to his aunt,include a sisters. Mrs. PaulineTriplet t of Lenoir; and twobrothers. Robert Preslar ofMocksviUe and James Preslar ofCharlotte.Oavie Co. Public LibraryQAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARYMOCKSVILLE^ NO
, oI^ H 0^ ^8B - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1982MRS. FRANCES PENNINGTONMrs. Frances Poindexter Pen-nington. 80, of North Main Street..Mocksville died at Baptist HospitalSept. 2.A graveside service was heldSeptember 3 at ii a.m. at RoseCemetery in Mocksville by the Rev.George Aumon.She was bom August 29, 1902 inAsheville, N.C. to the late Frank W.and Irence Francis Poindexter.She was a member of the FirstUnited Methodist Church inMocksville.She was preceded in death by herhusband. William M. Penningtonwho died in 1951.Surviving are one son, JackPennington of Mocksville; one^ter, Mrs. Mary Chandler ofAsheville; two grandchildren, MissSlartha Pennington of WiiBtomSaiem, and Mrs. Betsy Ram-sbotham of Fairfax, S.C.Memoriais may be made to theSprinkle Mission Fund of the FiistUnited Methodist Church,.Mocksville.Area ObituariesFarm Bureau, he was a Mason anda member of the Glenville MasonicLodge.Surviving are his wife, Lillie SteinParker: a foster daughter, ShirleyMcDowell of Asheville; a brother,Percy Parker of Cullowhee; asister. Louise P. Davis of Raleigh;and two grandchildren.Services were held at 11 a.m.Monday in Lovedale BaptistChurch, where he was a member,trustee, treasurer and Sundayschoolteacher. The Rev. Joe Cokerofficiated. Burial followed inKeener Cemetery.J^,yJ.D. PARKERJ.D. "Bud" Parker, 82, of theFairview community died ^turdaymorning, Sept. 4, at his home after aperiod of declining health.A native of Jackson County, hewas a former resident of Davie andStokes counties and had been aresident of Jackson County for thepast 27 years.He was a schoolteacher andtaught in Davie, Stokes and Jacksoncounties and retired as principal ofGlenville High School in 1965.A director of the Jackson County JOE HENRY EVANSoe Henry Evans, Rt. 2. diedFriday at Davie County Hospitalfollowing a short illness.The funeral was held Tuesday inthe chapel of Morrison^StudeventFuneral Home in Mocksville bybrother Robert Lyons. Burialfollowed in Erwin TempleMethodist Church cemetery.Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.Zehna E. Dulin, Advance; one son-in-law, Jasper Dulin, Advance; fourgrandchildren, Terry Evans, withthe U.S. Army, Germany andBarbara, Francis and LesterEvans, all of Mocksville; onegranddaughter-in-law, Mrs.Caldonia S. Evans, Mocksville; oneaunt, Mrs. Ida Scott, Statesville andfive great-grandchildren.Qiapel by the Rev. Jim Grider andthe Rev. Joe Long. Burial follow^in Calvary Baptist Churchcemetery, Mocksville.Mr. Peacock was bom in Belmar,.New Jersey, to Lizzie PadgettPeacock Tumer and the late IveyLee Peacock. He was employed byHeritage Fumiture Company inMocksville.Surviving are his wife, JoneUPressley Peacock of the home; twodaughters, Mrs. Gail Andrews,Lenior and Mrs. Janice Ledford,Icard; three sons, Darrell andDanny Peacock, both of Rt. 9,Salisbury wd Wayne Peacock, Rt.7. Mocksville; six grandchildren;his mother, Rt. 7, Mocksville; twosisters, Mre. Emest Frye, Rt. 7,Mocksville and Mrs. Sue Cunningham, Danville, Virginia andfour brothers, Gary Peacock, Rt. 3,Mocksville, Harold Peacock,Jonesville, Herman Peacock, Rt. 7,Mocksville and Ronnie Peacock, Rt.2, Mocksville.KENNETH L. PEACOCKKenneth Lee Peacock, SO, Rt. 7,died Wednesday moming, Sept. l, atDavie County Hospital after - alingering illness.^neral services were 2 p.m.Friday at Eaton's Funeral HomeEVELYN A. SHOREMrs. Evelyn Anderson Shore, 68,of 929 Yadkinville Road, died earlyTuesday morning in N.C. BaptistHospital, Winston-Salem. .The funeral will be 2 p.m.Thursday at Liberty Baptist Churchby the Rev. Fred Carlton, the Rev.Roger Groce and the Rev. AlbertBracken. Burial will be in thechurch cemetery.The family will be at Eaton'sFuneral Home Wednesday nightfrom 7 until 9.Bora Sept. 26. 1913, in DavieCounty, she was a daughter of thelate John and Minnie Reavis Anderson. She was a member ofLiberty Baptist Church.Survivors include her husband.Dee Glenn Shore; three daughters,Mrs. Talmadge Cheek. Mrs. JimmyLytle and Mrs. Terry Correll, all ofMocksville; a son. the Rev. JohnDaniel Shore of Cowpens, S.C.Four sisters, Mrs. Tracy Plott ofMocksville. Mrs. Frandkln Seats ofYadkinville, Mrs. Thelma Bamhartof South Bend, Inc.. and Mrs. DickFrye of Gainesville, Fla.; twobrothers. Burley and Curtis Anderson, both of Mocksville; eightgrandchildren; and four greatgrandchildren.^ CLYDE BOOEQyde Booe, 70. died at 7 p.m.September 1st. at Davie CountyHospital after a serious illness of sixweeks.The funeral was held Thursday atEaton's Funeral Home Chapel bythe Rev. Jack Johnson and the Rev.Albert Bracken. Burial was in BearCreek Baptist Church cemetery.Bron in Davie Cotmty Nov. 16,1911, he was a son of the late Judsmand Lula Sutton Booe. He was amember of Bear Creek BaptistChurch. 'Survivors include four sisters,Mrs. Tossie B. Ireland and Mrs.Betty Wooten, both of Yadkinville,and Mrs. Eva B. Whitaker and Mrs.Ruby B. Jarvis, both of Route 8,Mocksville.TeenagersTeenagers in families with $38,000or more are as likely to work part-time as are teens from low-incomefamilies.DAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARVMOCKSViU.E;. NODavie Co.PuDlicLMocksville, N.
6»6-OGnu ^ |iG 1lOB - DAVIB COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1982dbitBara«i *1MRS. BBTTY'JO.REDMOND' 'Mrs. BeOy-.lIo Redmdrtd, '48; of.Winston'Sal^m, N.C., slster-lnJawof DeWi^ Redmond of Mo.ckB\^llo, ,N.C. died Wednesday: September 8,after-belns in declining health fbrone year;. 'She ^8 a'member of Northeido'.Baptist Church off Burlington. - 'Surviving.-arc her 'husband,'Gilmer Redmond; ohesdii,David A.'Redmond of ..the hcrae; one■daughter, Cynthia- Lynn; fivesiBters,- Mrs.- Lydla »■ Murphy,'Greensboro; Mrs. Mary Johnson,"Sanford; FIa.:.Mrs4 Joyce McBrfde,Mn. Jean Crowe -and Mrs. Usa'.Foleyi-all of Orlando; Florida;- two -tawtliers, Don Hair of Atlanta; Gaand Mike Hair Orl^do, norida,Fbneral-servichs'were coiddctedFUday at 2 p.m. at Voglt^s MMn-'-Street Cha;^ with interment inOaMawn Memorial Gardens.
>/Mrs. Lola EtchisonSfjjlcinhrr ;i, '|<»:i|. ' ' " ""A person of many talenls, she was recognized as a waer in educationalfn ^ affairs After a career in teaching In Cana schools she joinedrl!"^" r -■"^''vice in Davie County. She wasKo-tl M^SiTvnlc " ""She was a charter member and served for 45 years in the N VwSTrwMnyroH an educator, mother and homemaker wasY?r"anTaSli S m nominated as the county "Mother of theCommrnoe Certificate of Merit of the American MothersSSHS?--S=SSm?B!c"in ffn^'S jirippled hands could no longer work (heirmagic in f ne needle work, she taught the art to her grandchildren andturned her mtoresi toward the lifeof the mind. Her keen. disceSSllwlSir^'Treari ri"' booklined walls became hercastle. She read and reread the classics, history and through books delvedSleroVlhfSs'''"- """ " -any'j'XSjSimSS'S' """" »">' 'Pi"'-and young alike. "riginal wif and humor intrigued old.. cefebration of her golden wedding anniversary in Seolcmber of iQBiK" "■[' """"K'W' won,.: fSThe llvil heJ' Ihe S mcentive for conduct by which we. the living, honor' JOHN B. ARNDTJohn B. Arndl, SB, of 4ra5 PineLeast nrive, Charlotte, died at 2p.m. Saturday in CharlotteMemorial Hospital after a suddenillness.The funeral was held Monday alWcstside Baptist t'liiireli inCharlotte.Born Nov. 30, 1924. in DavieCounty, he was a son of (he lateAllxTt S .nn'l Delia fl.aiidell ArndtHe wa.s a former re.sid<-ni ofIxixington and was formerly employed by Lexington ricniorjniHospiVll.Survivors include his wife, MaeWeathers Arndl; and one sister,Mrs. Nellie Thompson of TyroSchool Road, Lexington.MRS. BESSIE C. FOSTERMrs. Bessie Cliaplin Foster, 98,died Saturday at 2 p.m. al lier lionipon Route 3. >The funeral was held Monday atDulin's United Methodist Church hythe Rev J.c. I..anc nod the Rev.Marion Faulk. Burial w.as In (h^church cemetery.Born in Davje County, she was (hedaughter of the late Asbiiry atidRebecca Howard Chaplin. Herhusband, William Tlinmns Foster,died May 31. 19r>9.Surviving are throe daughters.Miss Flossie Foster of (he home,Mrs. Roy L. (Addle Mae) Carter ofRoute 2. Advance, and Mrs.Catherine Owens of l^xinglon; foursons. Thiirman Foster of Route .3.Roy T. Foster of Route 2. ami R.L.and Paul E. FnstiT. all ofMocksvillc; nine grnndi hifdren and10 great-grandchildren.Co. Public Library"ocksv/llfi^ /V. cOiAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARYMOCKSVILLE* NC
Roger Dale Hamilton, ^Is Killed By LightningRoger Dale Hamiiton. 2V. of Rt. AMocksvilic. was killed late Saturdayafternoon by lightning while he wasstanding near a metal gate on hisfarm. He was pronounced dead onarrival at 6:40 p.m. at Davie CountyHospital.Hamilton was storing hay with hiswife, father, brother and a neighborwhen a thunderstorm came ucHamilton .was reported to have justopened a metal gate when the rainstarted.The groi'p heard a crack ofthunder. Mrs. Hamilton, who wascarrying an umbrella, was knockeddown. The umbrella was knockedfrom her hand and she screamed.After the group found that Mrs.Hamiiton was unharmed theylooked for Hamilton and found himlying about 15 feet fron. tne metalgale. Hamilton was no: breathing,his brother said.The brother said that nobody sawHamilton when he was struck anddid not know if he had his hand onthe metal gate. Efforts to revivehim during the trip to the hospitalwere unsuccessful.Hamilton worked m the maintenance department for the R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Co, and was apart-time farmer who raised cowsand strawberries.The funeral was held Mondayatternoon at the Jerusalem Bapiis:Church. The Rev. Alton FitzgeraldRoger Dale Hainiitonand the Rev. Fred Cariton officiated. Burial was m the churchcemetery.He was born February 2S, 1953. inDavie County !■. L.B. and Jean CCotlingham HamiiinnSurviving are his wife, Mrs. JoAnne Cuthrel) of the home; onedaughter. Miss Rebecca Hamilton,and one son. Robin Hamilton, bothof the home: his parents. Mr. andMrs. L.B Hamilton of R' 4,Mocksville: twi^ sisters, Mrs,Regina Miller and Mrs, KenecCroits. both of R:. A. Mocksville.three brothers, honald Hamilton ofRaleigh. Rict:> aiic KockyHamilton of K: 4 Mocksviilc: hisgrandmother. .Mrs Ruby C. Bosl ofSalisbury.DAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARVMOCKSVU-LE, NO
n 0kti ^ Oh'fu19/ :l.DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD.- THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1982HENRY RAY SLATERf Henry Hay Slater 35. 1725Lewisvilie-t I>>mmons Road, For-syth County died September 21sl atthe VA Hospital in Salisbury.He was born January £), 1927 inForsyth County to .Marvin I.«e and/Mice .McKnight Slater.Mr. Slater spent most ot his life inDavieand Forsyth counties. He wasa carpenter for a number of yearsand was of the Baptist faith.Surviving are his wife, VioletKeaton .Slater; .^ne stepdaughter,Mrs. .NcM Sprinkle. Baxter Road:two stepsons. Homer Lee Spry.CIcmmons and William Spry,Lewisville; two sisters. Mrs. RosaSlater. South Pleasant Street andMrs. Janie Willard Norwich Road;six brothers. William Slater,Wilmington; Hubert and FrankSlater. Lewisville. Lee and TerrySlater. Mocksviile and Harvey...Slater. Midway; his father. SouthPleasant Street .ind eightstepgrandchiidrsn.TTie funeral was held Friday atHayworth-Miller Silas Creek Chapelby the Rev. Otis Clampitt and theRev. Lester Keaton. Burial was inEmmanuel Baptist Churchcemetery./ VICTOR LEE EASTERVictor I^e Easter. 19. of 115Bluemont Road. Mt. Airy, formerresident of I'oolcemee. N.C. diedSunday. September 19. at DavleCounty Hospital in Mocksviile.Funeral services were conductedTuesday at Ladonia Baptist Church,by the Rev. .Junior Easter and theRev. Fred Cariton. Burial followedin the churcn cemetery.^He was born in surrv County, sonof .Mrs. Lou i..eftwich Easter .md Ihelate .Sidnev Easter. He was aveieran ot the Korean thiniiict, andvas a paint contractor.He was a member of Edgewood.'>aptisl Church of Cooleemee. N.C.Surviving are his wife. Mrs.Nancy Overcash Easter. Miss April< hristina Easter of the home, a son,■''racy Easter of ihe home; adaughter. Mrs. Tammy RgneeSiiies of Mocksviile; two other sons,Tony Lee Easter of Bronson.Florida and Robin Craig Easter ofMiami. Florida; five grandchildren; his mother. Mrs. LouEaster of Mt. Airy. N.C.; twosisters. Mrs. Brenda Faye Hollowayof Mt. Airy and Mrs. Linda Jones ofDobson: Ihree brothers. Rev. JuniorEaster of Low Gap. Archie Easterand Ray Easter, both of Mt. Airy:one haif'-sister. Mrs. Barbara Felts«.f Ml. Airy.^ WILLIAM HARRISON WALLWilliam Harrison Wall. Sr.. «4. ofMocksviile. Rt. 2. died in DavieCounty Hospital Sundav. .September•J6.He had been in declining healthfor several months. .Mr. Wall was amember of Oak Grove UnitedMethodist Church and retired fromBurlington Industries at Cooleemee.He was born in Davie County June^28. 1898. to !he late Thee Harrisonand Amanda Summers Wall.Surviving are his -vife. Mrs...Elizabeth (Lizzie - ^mith Wall; twodaughters. Mrs. Bill tMarvi Caudleof King and Mrs. *.V "ilam (.Shirley)Jones of Cooleemee; 'hree sons.James Wall. Sr.. of .Mock.svilIe.William Wall. Jr. of Salisbury andGerald Wall of Mocksviile; 28grandchildren. |R great-grandchildren.Funeral services were conductedat 4 p.m. Tuesday at Eaton'sFuneral Chapel by the Rev. FredShoaf. Burial :ollov^•Jd in Oak GroveUnited Methodist Church Cemetery.MRS. JANIE YORKFESPERMAN.Mrs. Janie York Fesperman. 40.of East Sprague St.. Wlnston-Salem.died Tuesday. .Sept. 2i at ForsythMemorial Hospital. Shi was born inIredell County to Tabitha Trlvetleamt-Clyde York. Siie attendedschool in Mocksviile and was asecretary for Key Parts.Surviving are her h isband.Ronnie Fesperman of the home; oneson. .Man Keith Tt'fvette..Mocksviile; six sisters. Mrs. LillianRash of Clemmons. Mrs. Cleo Sharpof Harmony. .Mrs. Nettie Carter ofMocksviile. .Mrs. Doris Sloan ofUnion Grove. .Mrs. Mae Foster ofOld T(jwn and Mrs. Sylvia Eddingerof Winston-Salem; two brothersLonnie York of Statesville andDavid York of Raleigh.Funeral services were heldFriday. Sept. 24 at Yogler'sClemmons Chapel and burialfollowed :n Crestview MemorialPark.OMflB CO. PUBUC UBRARYMOCKSViaE, NCOavie Co. Public Lib'" 'MocKsviile.
-7. 7?/^WILLIAM CLAUDETHOMPSONWilliam Claude (Trotsie)Thompson, 69. of 130 E. Main Street,Elkton, Maryland, formerly ofCooleemee. died September 24. inDeershead Hospital in Salisbury,Maryland of natural causes.Mr. Thompson was a generallaborer in Cecil County for manyyears and a member of the LoyalOrder of Moose, Lodge 851. Elkton.During the time he resided inCooleemee. he was the chauffeur forthe late Dr. Byerly.His survivors include severalnieces and nephews.Services were held at the GeeFuneral Home in Elkton on Sept. 28,with burial in the Elkton Cemetery.Officiating was the Rev. DilloMariotti of Elkton United MethodistChtirch.OCTOBERENTERPRISE o.:rnRD. THURSD^DAVIE COUNTY5r sr "J■i S" 2.^n 5^ 3-fts O ^-2 — ^ ^^ ^ yj ••23 < "SIo * g 2.11 r'i 5-^ ^5=> ^70 s:". •>n—{13 Zi= 3 C 3 2^7 0.39 _ 2*"J ^ ^ t3? v: id3 S 25^— - 3 5? -S: 3 3*^3* 2.H s' ? nZ^ZE^ ^ c 23 "t 5 2,■s-" I-3 rr o 32. rf' -t 3^ a.; > s:> T =3 S _ . - .-j v»5 d ^ *2.a, ^ ^ S"3 c » 2 ^—• 3* » * c3 s ya c'TQ J -»'3 2-3 ^ ^^ • i-.TO O■=S» ^r=?Z2.25--^ 5Vf5's I?32?-i:3. £. c.3 2- > -5 -. 2^ _— 3 < X ~■9 O 3 3- O O 3X — SI O ■2 3^ " a.| 3 * ~-I -1 5 S=.^•3 a3- B ij.1, 3 a.3-s'-! 2o S • 33 2.' » 2,— i 2 ='■< 3■> 2' ® -22=3==3 ^ T . =' i 2 = .u1 3 a. — .^ 3 .'2 =--2®--|-2fS'§5 C 5 ^2.2, ^ 3*3 «TO ^ ^Z)r3. 2 5- S;53C/3so ^_ a SI S2, 2. 3a "s- i ^^■D —^a..-=* = li=. M"3 32aaXHSS» ~ V3■y lu ^2, 2 2. H?3 3 -9 3-=- a-2 -! r 3= T* o a3=• c" _ = 3 y>4- = = '^22n —■ ^ -I ;r 2,"t • Jz<"< 30-^ i.=» 2.^§.5" 5'a y"1 2? ^ ^yj y7Q TO *A ^ ^ ^- 21;-2? 2— (9 a.- ;"'_23-' 3TO TO * s:2.0 .if'3 *3 ^a. E■ "1 —•l§-rO ss an era —3-5»S ^a.c 2Sg3 13:? 2J " =•0'?=~ " 5, a?3 «« MS5' 5 ^ ^3* Si.N3.§s*r"■? o3aa2 2a..-" v: 3 s, «g o f3" ^1.•^?'=fiS 5? ^y) §.«&) 3 3T5H3«-» = = ji 23 ■ 3 _. STS "U _ » S 3 «2. 3" -3 -1= 2:S c SLO =3 -• 5 3 j; 2 a2 i s-n"< aw"OS 2. rt ~ =ft! « - I ~2= a n S &•3 ■ 3- = — 2r. OS 3 3 -o 3Sa? 3 a =.<2'a" S" Q • 3O -TO 2^ H -• o.".23 §C" PiP>3.150 S2.g-f -i2'^3 5rI 2 S" -I =.: 3 w <'3*1.2 t. 2. 2.r-" 3-2 »: 3* 3 2. .—• X y> ^ ^- 3. =• MIa < 2. 2 = =! =- 3 a 3*J5 a.--2?f 5a i'g. inX o' a 2 2i n-a 3 "W5'< ^.- v;2S 2 a-e2* -1 = _.2 2 -3'a < 2 w= =-52s ^ ?I^ cn , _?.Tnl|. — a j" a® a."3 2=?5= 5 • -I3=3 ^a. 5 3 .3^aio 2a=- 3 a _is a 5 a =;-9 a 3 2 •• a< < s a =a 3:2 ;r =^ ss —2 ^ a3 32! S9— "1— fzH y-t =.—• V>"S9 ^ 5*^ s--3 2.o 5'3aoNfa _j a a-? 5a3= §•?ELyioo^ 3a 3 ■■" aa 2 ' <2 • 03 ^e .» n^ 2§■ n^a =W^ « 32. O,=:"' aja§* ? 3 aX I o -3 .^a_ —a aajCO3 S ?5■^=a Hc ^ ?0IfHM2«>2..Ma 3 a2 §•'cx: S= 2.0— v; ^ —s Ts ^ V :r3-^ 2 5 55^3 CJO- 3 C--S'issrio a a .2. a. FZ? ^cfla 3 vi =~ = iS3 ' sS; n S1 ii3a-o 5 Sj^IjS.^ 3 on 3-!■£.= -' 3-a a3 2 3 o• = 2'ooA 0=33;' 9:? 3.-H,a o 3 a ~.? 3 ;S -! i a, F aI" —3 a W* ®-i « 3 § 3 - 5; 22S-'S.=» a-3 S 3^_.=i'Sg3:"'«n=-§"a = 3gc£ig€fa Frs-a? = " a « fg-g-g*IHag-^s2i 3=<2.®*SS>« a ^=r.®jS 3 =.3-=•=■»a. ~a. a^ a= _X Ja I3 ®13 = t« a. = 0)2.a = CO? = St::;■ = .<= 2. w -5.< ¥2.a .s. a 3a • 3? 3B> TO— 2rl«-llif=^2'S O1g 3.5'"'a"23o'3 »"< OS 2 — 5*2.3 aon ?fi.awn^sra aa*"3• '■^SS.s — 3" owpiS.a S-a .,3* .'■■'a.O .. w3 = 03.2.='a ®*n^ 2g^ 09 S0) "1 Xy) 09^ oM a.a C (3 3'<0 2. ■o '-H. w25509 M? 2.3.cn3 05^TO3 vt>3 ^'a.53Hisi;K2 3^r* cDRVie CO. PUBUO QBBBBKMOCKSVILLEIi noOavie Co. Public Liiii allMocksvitle, N. C.
DAVIE COUNTY tNTEIU'WSE RECO^jJljtyi^DAY^ 14. 1982 - 3DA.n. WOODRUFFAlbcrl Robert Woodruff ofCbolccmce, NC„ died Thursday,September 30, 1082 In ForsythMemoriol Hospital following a briefillness. He was bom in DavlcCounty to the late Will and CarolineBrown Woodruff October 31, 1909.Mr. Woodruff spent a largeportion of his life in New York,Corateclieul,' and Pennsylvania. Hereturned to North Carolina sevenyears ago, and was employed atRoses Dept. Store in Lexltigton, NC.He was a member of KingdomHall Jehovah Witness.. Ue Is survived by his wife, Mrs.Alma Young Woodruff of the home;one sister, Mrs. Georglonna Mock ofChorry HUl, Pa.; a sister -In-lnw,Mrs. Freedia Bell Woodruff of HighPoint. NC.Funeral services were heldMomday, October 4, I9B2 at 11:00A.M. in ihe chapd of Morrlson-Studevent Funeral Home inMochsville. Brd, Bill Tilton officiated, and burial followed in thefamily plot of Boxwood BaptistChurch Cemetery.c
/0.9.Z5D - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1982Area Obituaries.MRS. FLEETA' ' WHITAKERMrs. Fleeta Keever StroudWhitaker, 70, 109 Bingham Street,Mocksville, widow of Lonnie L.Whitaker, died October 20 at Daviebounty Hospital following an extended illness.Mrs. Whitaker was born Feb. 3.1912 in Alexander County to Josephand Winona Ellis Keever. She wasfirst married to Harry S. Stroud,who died in 1949. Two childrensurvive, Harry K. Stroud,Mocksville and Mrs. Howard(Nancy) Colbert, Rt. 1, Advanceand three grandchildren.Also surviving are three sisters,Mrs. Olga Sample, Columbia, S.C..Mrs. Thelma Bagwell, Rock Hill,SLC. and Mrs. Connie Campbell,Laray.In 1953 she married Lonnie L.Whitaker, who preceded her indeath in 1965. Surviving are sixstepchildren, 19 step-grandchildrenand 11 step great grandchildren.Mrs. Whitaker was a member ofMocksville First Baptist Church,where she was a Sunday Schoolteacher for a number of years andalso taught in the church trainingdepartment.The funeral was held Friday atMocksville First Baptist Church bythe pastor, the Rev. CharlesBullock.Interment followed in RoseCemetery.^ MRS. ORA FOSTERMrs. Ora Cathleen .Morris Foster.89. died October l3th at RowanMemorial Hospital following aserious illness of lo days.The funeral was held at 2 p.m.Friday at Cooleemee PresbyterianChurch by the Rev. J. T. Reavis.Burial was in Rowan MemorialPark..Mrs. Foster was bom August 15,1893, in Montgomery County, adaughter of the late Lee and Ella.Morris. She was a member ofCooleemee Presbyterian Church.Her husband, Luther Foster, diedJuly 5, 1971.Surviving are three sons, Haroldand James D., both of Cooleemee,and Lester C. of Route 6, Salisbury;a grandchild; three step-grandchildren; five step vreat-grand-children; and a brother. Archie.Morris of Thomasville.y .MRS. NANCY BOWLBSKAMRASSMrs. Nancy Alverta BowlesKamrass, 69, widow of EllisKamrass, formerly of 7l0l QuailHill Road, Charlotte, died Mondaymorning at Hawthorne NursingCenter, Charlotte.Graveside services will be 11 a.m.Wednesday at FarmingtonCemetery by the Rev. CharlesBullock.Mrs. Kamrass was bom in DavieCounty to Rufus S. and FannieBassett Bowles.She was a member of Park RoadBaptist Church. Charlotte.Surviving are one son. MarshallG. Kamrass. Charlotte; threegrandchildren and two brothers.Rufus Bowles. Winston-Salem andClarance Bowles. Beaufort.OAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARYMOCKSVILLEi. NODavie Co.ruijiicMocksviiie, N. G.
ir f. 11OAVIE CO. PUBUG UBRARYMOCKSVILLE. NC2D - DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1982V WILLIE PHELPS ALLENWillie Phelps Allen. 64. of S..Academy Street. .Mooresville. diedFriday.The funeral was conducted at 2:30p.m. Sunday at Broad Street United.Methodist Church by the Rev. JohnS. Jordan and the Rev. ClaudeHartsell. Burial was in GlenwoodMemorial Park. Mr. Allen is survived by his wife. Mrs. Doris SmithAlien: one daughter. Mrs. LibbyAllen Lindsey of Dayton. Ohio; two.sisters. .Mrs. Gladys Gobble andMrs. Lillian Sidden. both of Fork,three brothers. Walter C. Allen. Jr..Joyce Henry .Allen, and Atley Allen,all of Fork.^ .AARON G. TISE. SR..Aaron G. Tise. Sr.. 75. of WyoRoad. .Mocksville. died Wednesday.October 20. at Yadkin NursingCenter in Yadkinville. Funeralservices were held on Saturdaymorning at Vogler's ClemmonsChapei and burial fullowed inMuddy Creek Church of Christcemetery.Mr. Tise was bom in ForsythCounty to .John L. and NannieJenkins Tise and was a member of.Muddy Creek Church of Christ. Heretired in 1972 from Forsyth CountySheriffs Department after 30 years'service.Surviving are his wife. .Mrs.Versia Vestal Tise of the home: twodaughters. .Mrs. Genevieve Sapp ofWinsion-Salem and Mrs. EleanorTrotter ot Lewisviile; two sons..Mark Tise of Mocksville and AaronG. Tise. Jr.. of Lewisvilie; eightgrandcnildren; two great-Area Obituariesgrandchildren and one sister" Mrs.Lorine Jenkins of Dobson.^ JOHN F. RATLEDGE.Mr. John F. Ratledge. 67.Conowingo. .Maryland, died Wednesday. Oct. 27. He was the son ofthe late J. M. and Ila RivesRatledge of Mocksville. Survivingare his wife. Evangeline H.Ratledge of the home; three sons,Johnny L. Ratledge, Conowingo,.Md. and James William and JackRatledge. both of Port Deposit..Md.; four daughters. Mary JeanRoberson. Conowingo. Md.. AnnaJanette Breeden. Sarasota, Florida.Judy Ann Price. North Palm Beach.Fla. and Joann Dalton. Sarasota,Fla.; 12 grandchildren; one greatgrandchild: four brothers, ClaudeM.. Kenneth S.. Dennis F. andJames L. Ratledge, all of.Mocksville and three sisters. Mrs.Carl ^I. Rogers. .Mocksville and.Mrs. William Belton and Mrs. GaryBedenheiner. both of Winston-Salem. Mr. Ratledge was a heavyequipment operator, retired after 30years with local engineers union542. Funeral services were heldSaturday at Grace Baptist Church.Port Deposit. Md.. bv the Rev. RoyL Turner and the Rev. James R.Whitley. Interment followed in West.Nottingham Cemetry. Colora. .Md./ PARKS LEEPER KEEVERParks Leeper Keever. 77. of Route1 Hiddenite. died Wednesday af-■'.•rnoon. October 27. 1902. inAiexanaer County Hospital inT.iyiorsville. He had been in■U'clining health 2 years andseriously ill 3 months.He was born in Alexander CountyMarch 2. 1905. a son of the lateWilliam Keever and JosephineMatheson Keever. He was a retiredcarpenter and farmer.The funeral was conducted October .30. 1982. at 2 p.m. at SulphurSprings Baptist Church in.Alexander County. Rev. PaulCrater and Bill Hager officiated.Burial was in the church cemetery.Surviving are his wife. GertieLogan Keever; 3sons. Jerry Keeverof Route 2. Hiddenite. Ray Keeverand Clyde Keever. both ofStatesville: 3 daughters. Mrs.Dallas (Lorene) Hutchins ofMocksville. Mrs. Leo (Louise).Murphree of Ackerman. .Miss, andMrs. Burton (Ruth) Reid ofTaylorsville; 1 half-brother. HubertKeever of Denton; l step-son. DavidLogan of Taylorsville; l stepdaughter. Ruth James of Taylorsville: 15 grandchildren and 5 greatgrandchildren..Adams Funeral Home inTaylorsville was in charge ofarrangements./ .MRS. CARRIE .MURPHYBARNEYCASTLE.Mrs. Carrie Brown MurphyBarneycastle. 82. Route 6..Mocksville. N.C. died at the home ofher son. L.G. Murphy, late Mondaynight.Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. atEaton's Funeral Home Chapel in.Mocksville by the Rev. Jack.Johnson. Burial will follow in OakGrove United .Methodist ChurchCemetery.She was born February 9, 1900 inYadkin County to the late Elbertand Martha WhitlcKk Brown. Herfirst husband. Paul Murphy,preceded her in death in 1957. Hersecond husband, Calvin Barneycastle died in 1976.Survivors include other than herson; one grandson: 2 great grandchildren; and a stepson, ClintonBarneycastle of Rt. 6, Mocksville.The family will recieve friendsWednesday evening at Eaton'sFuneral Home Chapel from 7 until 9p.m.y.MRS. ANNIE JARVIS CALLFuneral services for Mrs. AnnieJarvis Call were held Tuesdaymorning at eleven o'clock atEaton's "Funeral Home Chapel bythe Reverend George Auman.Burial followed in Rose Cemetery.She was bom in Davie County tothe late John and Lillie ChambersJarvis. Her husband William E. Callpreceded her in death July 12, 1969.She was a member of First UnitedMethodist Church of Mocksville.Surviving are two daughters,Mrs. JoAnn Funkhouser of CouncilBluff. Iowa. .Mrs. Alice Miller ofChapel Hill. N.C.: one son, HarryCall of Mocksville: 12 grandchildren, 11 great grandchil^en; 2sisters. .Mrs. .Mary Thompson ofAdvance and Mrs. Recie McCarthyof Charlotte. N.C.: one brother,Welsey Jarvis of Danville, Virginia."Education is our sixthsense." Olive Bell- J.a ■x>
SD - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1982,Area ObituariesVMRS. IDA GULLEY BARNESFuneral services for Mrs. I<wGuUey Barnes, 83, of Smithfield,N C. wereheldSaturday, November6 at McLaurin Funeral HomeChapel in Clayton, N.C., conductedby the Rev. Larry Harrison; andher grandson. Bill Campbell ofHudson, North Carolina. En-ttnnbment followed in PinecrestMemorial Gardens.Mrs. Barnes died early Thursdaymorning at the home of a son, JohnG. Hamilton, after an extendedillness. Other survivors include twodaughters, Mrs. Prentice Camptello^ocksville; and Mrs. J. A. Smith,Jr. of Jacksonville, Florida; 5grandchildren and several greatgrandchildren.Memorials may be made to NorthQiristian Church, P.O. Box 536,aayton, N.C. 27520, where she wasa member for many years.l \ BOBBY GRAY YOUNGBobby Gray Young, 50, 141 IvyCircle, Bermuda Run, died ^esdayat Forsyth Memorial Hospital.He was born Oct. 1, 1932 in For-svth County to Gaston G.(Preacher) and Minnie (Jackie)Styers Young. All of his life wasspent in Winston-Salem. Hegraduated from Old Town HighSchool, class of 1951. Mr. Youngattended the University of NorthCarolina at Chapel Hill and HighPoint College. He served in the U.S.Marines from 1953-55. He was ownerand operator of Fleet Supply Ltd.,Kernersville. He was a member ofNorth Carolina Cattlemen |sAssociation and SantagerturdisAssociation. He was also a memberof the executive athletic club ofWake Forest University and amember of Old Town BaptistChurch.Surviving are his wife, ElsieSpittle Young; three daughters,Sharon Lynn and Leigh Ann Young,both of Advance and MarinaMargaret Young, Tampa. Florida;two sons, Jefferey Gray andGregory Scott Young, both of Advance and one sister, Mrs. Jerry(Carolyn) Livengood, Thomasville.Funeral services will be heldThursday at Vogler's Main StreetChapel by the Rev. Burke Holland.Burial followed in ForsythMemorial Park. Memorials may bemade to the Heart Fund.aty and Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe. BearOeek; two sons. Staff SergeantJerry P. Stafford, Opelousas,Louisiana and John H. Stafford Jr.<rf the home; seven grandchildrenand two sisters, Mrs. May Horn,Concord and Mrs. Grave Pouncy,Kannapolis./ MRS. ESTHER WAGNER' STAFFORDMrs. Esther Wagner Stafford, 66,949 North Main Street, died lateThursday night at Davie CountyHospital. Funeral services wereheld Sunday at Eaton's FuneralHome Chapel by the Rev. NormanFrye and the Rev. Harold Town-send. Burial followed in SmithGrove United Methodist C3iurchcemetery. . _Mrs. Stafford was bom in DayieCounty to Price and Ethd SmithWagner. She was a retired employee of General TelephoneCompany. She ivas a member ofCommunity Baptist Church, SilerCity. ^ , u^rviving are her husband, JonnH. Stafford of the home; threedaughters, Mrs. Cynthia Plummer,Radsville, Mrs. Molly Bray, SUer^ ^ LOYD GRANT ALLENMr. Loyd Grant Allen, 65, Rt. 7,died early Friday morning at hishome. Funeral services were heldSunday at Eaton's Funeral HomeChapel by the Rev. Judge Johnson.Burial followed in TurrentineBaptist Church cemetery.Mr. Allen was bom in DavieCounty to Joe J. and Bertha SeatsAllen. He was a retired servicestation operator. Surviving are hiswife, the former May LouiseCranfill of the home ; two daughters,Mrs. Carolyn Foster, Rt. 4,M(x:ksville and Mrs. Donna Lambeth, Asheboro; three sons, L.G.Allen Jr. and Roger Dale Allen, bothof Rt. 4, Mocksville and Larry JoeAllen, Rt. 2, Felton, Delaware;seven grandchildren; one greatgrandchild; one sister, Mrs. JohnHenry Nail. Rt. 7, Mocksville andthree brothers, Clyde Allen, Rt. 7,Mocksville and Else and Edd Allen,both of Rt. 5. Mocksville./in Yadkin County by the Rev. RaySurratt. Burial followed in thechurch cemetery.Mrs. Allen was bom August 13,1911, in Forsyth C^ounty to the lateWilliam George and Bessie HauserSeats. Surviving are her husband,Ellsie Gray Allen of the home; threedaughters, Mrs. Lillian Groce andMrs. Brenda Oiildress, both of Rt.5, Mocksville, and Mrs. PeggyPhillips of Rt. 2, East Bend; sevensons, Elmer Gray Allen of Rt. 1,Mocksville. Bobby G. and Billy G.Allen, both of Rt. 5, Mocksville,Donald Allen of Rt. 7, Mocksville;Gilmer Allen of Rt. 1, Advance,Eddie Dean Allen of Rt. 1, Winston-Salem, Benny David Allen of 2315Kaywood Lane, Winston-Salem;two sisters, Mrs. Mary Johnson andMrs. Gladys Kiger, both of Rt. 5.Mocksville; one brother, Ira Seatsof Rt. 2, Harmony; 21 grandchildrenand three great-gj-andchildren.PANSY SEATS ALLENMrs. Pansy Lillian Seats Allen, 71,of Rt. 5, Mocksville, died at herhome Saturday morning after alengthy illness. Funeral serviceswere conducted at 4 p.m. Monday atMt. Olive United Methodist ChurchSurvivors include two daughters.Mrs. Betty Ezzard of Route 4.Mocksville and Mrs. Martha Battleof EUijay, Ga.; one son, J.A. Bush ofAnniston, Ala.; a sister, Mrs. W.J.Whitty of Georgia; six grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren.^ MRS. MABEL HARBUCKBUSHMrs. Mabel Harbuck Bush, SB, ofRoute 4, Mocksville died at RowanMemorial Hospital in SalisburyFriday.A graveside service was held at 2p.m. Sunday at Rosedale Cemeteryin Cuthbert, Ga. . „ j i„uBom Oct. 8, 1894 in RandolphCounty, Ga., she was a daughter ofthe late Green Berry and AnnieWilliamson Harbuck. Sie was amember of WestminsterPresbyterian Church in Rome, Ga.Her husband, James A. Bush, diedin 1966., ¨ MRS. LILLIE BERTIEALLEN WHITEMrs. Lillie Lou Bertie AllenWhite, 101, of Route 2, FarmingtonCommunity, died Wednesdaymorning at the home of her son,David White, with whom she madeher home.The funeral was held Friday atEaton's Funeral Home Chapel bythe Rev. Ray Surratt. Burialfollowed in Wesley Chapel UnitedMethodist Church cemetery.Born March 20. 1881, in DavitCounty, she was a daughter of th(late William Washington and ManWhite Allen. She was a member oWesley Chapel United MethodisChurch. Her husband, WillianWalker White, died in 1944.Survivors in addition to her soninclude three daughters, Mrs. OIjBinkley and Mrs. Ruth Whitfieldboth of Greensboro and Miss MargiWhite of Wallburg; a brother, J.GAllen of Route 3, Mocksville; fivgrandchildren; and four greatgrandchildren.OAVIE CO. PUBLIC UBRARYMOCKSVILLE, NCg^^CBiaiiSLibfaiMockrvllie, N. C.
> - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECOlb/tinjRSbAY, NOVEMBER 11, i982N/)I• ^Q1VArea Obituaries^ E. WILSON TOMSEmmetl Wilson Toms, 55, ofAdvance, N.C., died Thursday, Nov.4, in Waynesboro CommunityHospital.He was born Dec. 20. 1926, inAfton, a son of the late Lewis W.Toms and Mary M. Toms.Mr. Toms was a dairy farmerand a charter member of theGreenwood Ruritan Club. He was amember of Smith Grove, N.C.,Ruritan Club\He coached baseball for theGreenwood-Crozet Peach TreeLeague and was a past director forGreenwood Community Center.Mr. Toms was a member of KingSolomon's Lodge 194 and a formermember of Lebanon PresbyterianChurch.Surviving are his wife, JeanLaRue Toms; three sons, EmmettW. Toms Jr. of Roanoke Rhpids,N.C., and Donald Wayne Toms andBnice Robin Toms, both of Advance, N.C.; three brothers, LewisW. Tpms Jr. of Alton, and Mosby C.Toihs and James Orville ToinSj.bothof Waynesboro; three glfand-children and a number of nieces andnephews.He was preceded in death by onesister, Sarah Margaret Toms.A funeral with Masonic rites washeld Saturday, Nov. 6, at 2 p.m. inLebanon Presbyterian Church,conducted by the Rev. James H.Mills, with interment in the churchcemetery.Active pallbearers were WhitneyCritzer, Wesley Roadcap, AldredLayne, Joe Miller, Vernon Anderson, Jimmy Binns, Dr. NicholasSoyka and Mason Belew.Honorary pallbearers were DougShowers, Phil Schultz, RandyLayman, Sammy Fox, RoyMcAllister, Red Grimes, MelvinThacker, Dr. Robert Raynor,Vemon Belew and T.K. McDow.The family suggests memorialcontributions take the form ofdonations to the American CancerSociety, in care of Mrs. R.H.Clemmcr, 656 Cherry Ave,Waynesboro.ALBERT LEE BEANAlbert Lee Bean, 92, of Laurin-burg, N.C., formerly of Cooleemeedied October 30, in LaurinburgMemorial Hospital. He had been indeclining health for the past coupleof years. Funeral services wereheld at McDougal Funeral Home inLaurinburg on Sunday, October 31.A retired textile employee, he issurvived by one son, Ralph Bean ofLansing, Michigan; threedaughters, Dorothy Calahan,Margaret Morgan and Ruth Abeeall of Laurinburg; two stepdaughters, Louise Deaton ofRockingham and Betty Parnell,with whom he made his home; onebrother, Charlie Bean ofCooleemee; four sisters, MinnieMays, Mattie McCullough, MaeKinser all of Cooleemee and HattieEudy of Mooresville.y MRS. CHARLOTTE H.CLEMENTMrs. Charlotte HollingsworthClement, 82, of 324 Compton Drive,Rhleigh, died Friday. Funeralservices were held 11 a.m. SaturdayNovember 6, 1982 at Brown-WynneFuneral Home, Millbrook Road,Raleigh. Burial followed Sunday,November 7, 1982 in the ClementFamily Cemetery, Mocksville, N.C.Surviving are one son, W.N.Clement, Jr. of Wake Forest; threedaughters, Mrs. Charlotte C. Totulisof Raleigh, Mrs. Linda C. Dicks ofOrlando, Florida, and Mrs. Janie C.Peebles of Raleigh; one brother,William R. Hollingsworth ofMaitland, Florida; eleven grandchildren.The family of Mrs. Charlotte H.Clement, of Raleigh, who diedFriday request that in lieu offlowers contributions be made to theAmerican Cancer Society, 425 N.Boyland Ave., Raleigh, N.C. 27603or to the American DiabetesAssociation, P.O. Box 4621, RockyMount, N.C. 27801.CDDoCD3CL601111iCLo
/I ,7.•'sainWALNUT COVE - Mr.Prank Miller Sain, 83;'ltt 2,died Tuesday at his home.He was born in Davie Coun-ty Sept 11,1899 to Jacob B.and Emma Allen Sain. Hewas a retired fanner. Funeral services will be 1 p.ra.Thursday at Burrougb's Funeral Home chapel by theRev. Dee Martin and ElderCarl Stone. Mr. Sain was amember of Forest Chapel tMethodist Church. Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Minnie Marie Corriher Sain ofthe home; four daughters, nMrs. Annie Lou Shelton,Mrs. Margaret Larimoreand Mrs. Mary Martin, allof Walnut Cove and Mrs.Flora Tucker. Winston-Sa-lem; three sons. George Albert and Ernest Ray Sain,both of Walnut Cove andRobert F. Sain. Cleveland,Tennessee; one sister. Mrs.Thelma Lashmit, Hunts-ville; one brother. John A.Sain. Winston-Salem; 16grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren. The familywill receive friends from 7to 9 p.m. tonight at Bur-rough's Funeral Home.gS" -3 •do VSL I<T> -J3 :C_|o .e3D>(0a.2'DAVlE CO. PUBUC UBRARVMOCKSVUXE. NC
II . I F.T!1ursday. November is. i982Area Obituariesv/ ANTOINETTE MATERAMrs. Antoinette LiBretto Matera.73, of Route?, died Monday morningin Davie County Hospital.The body will be sent fromEaton's Funeral Home to GleasonFuneral Home in Flushing, N.Y.,for services and burial.Bom June 9,1909, in King County,N. Y.. she was a daughter of the lateNicholas and Rose Cozzo LiBretto.She was a former partner in adressmaking shop in New York. Shehad lived in Davie County for twoyears.Survivors include her husband,Vincent James Matera; onedaughter, Mrs. Faye Losasso ofSpring Hill, Fla.; three sisters, Mrs.Josephine Colasanto of Elkton, Md..Ms. Angela Kilroy of White Stone,.N.Y. and Mrs. Marie Mastandino ofHadley, .Mass.; four brothers,Michael LiBretto of Merrick, .N.Y.;Charles LiBretto of Paramus, N.J.,John LiBretto of Brooklyn, .N.Y. andNicholas LiBretto of Q^ieens, N.Y.;five grandchildren; and four greatgrandchildren.BETTY L. RATLEDGEMiss Bellv Lou Ratledge. tfi. ofRouie :i. was jead on arrivalSaiurday ai Davie County Hospital.Death was from natural causes.The funeral was held Monday at11 a m. at Eaton's Funeral HomeChapel by the Rev. Grady Tutterow,Burial followed m Courtney BaptistChurch Cemetep'Born Oct. 2.H. in DavieCounty. .Miss Kailedge was adaughter of .Mrs. .\riene BaitvRatledge and the late Charlie HenrvRat ledge.In addition to her mother, survivors include one sister. .Mrs.( harlene Hud.sun; two brothers.John David iTommy i and Billy RayRalledge; 2 nieces; and one nephewall of Route 8. Mocksville.^ MRS. HATTIE MILLER PLOTTMrs. Hattle Miller Plott, 75, Rt. 5.died Monday morning at WhitakerCare Center. She was bora in HenryCounty, Va., to Joseph C. and SarahE. Gough Miller.She was a member of Turner'sCreek Baptist Church and retir^ in1970 from Monleigh GarmentCompany.Surviving are her husband, RoyMilton Plott; four daughters, Nellie.M. Plott, Charlotte, Betty South,Winston-^lem, Mrs. Faye Hayes,Yadkinville and Mrs. NancyVaughn, Lewisville; three sons, RoyPlott, Jr., Rt. 2. .Mocksville andJames Ray and Clarence MillerPlott. both of Rt. 5, Mocksville; twosisters. Mrs. Marcelle Boyer,Winston-Salem and Mrs. CarolynRice. Keraersville; five brothers,Joseph. Glenn and Burley .Miller, allof Winston-Salem, Albert Miller,Clemmons and Leon Miller. Ker-nersville; nine grandchildren andtwo great-grandchildren.Funeral services were heldWednesday at Turner's CreekBaptist Church by the Rev. EugeneGoodman and the Rev. DavidSprinkle.Burial was in the churchcemetery./^ MRS. RUTH SMOOT TURNER.\Irs. Ruth Smoot Turner, 92, aresident of Rowan Manor NursingCenter in Salisbury since July of1975, and a former resident ofMocksville, died at the nursingcenter on Thursday afternoon,November ll, 1982.Funeral services were heldSaturday at 11 a.m. at Eaton'sFuneral Home Chapel, by the Rev.Wilson Nesbitt and the Rev. WilliamAnderson. A granddaughter, Mrs.Anna Louise Turner Woolard,soloist, sang, "Fill My Cup Lord",and "Just A Rose Will Do."Burial followed in Salem UnitedMethodist Church cemetery.She was bora Nov. 26, 1889, inDavie County. She was a daughterof the late Scott and Sally AndersonSmoot. Her husband, MarshallTurner, died in 1954.Survivors include two sons,William S. Turner of 225 W. MillerSt.. Salisbury and John F. Turner ofJacksonville, Fla.; seven grandchildren; and eight great-grand-children. WELUE MAE BOGER BARNESMrs. Willie Mae Roger Barnes, 66,of 317 Avon Street, was dead onarrival at Davie County HospitalOctober 30.The funeral was Monday,.November 1, at Eaton's FuneralHome Chapel by Dennis Page.Burial was in Union Chapel United.Methodist Church cemetery inDavie County. Bora May 30.1916, inIredell County, she was a daughterof the late Frank and Maggie Roger.She was a retired employee ofErwin Mills in Cooleemee.Survivors include her hiishflnd.Charlie Edward Barnes; daughter,-Mrs. Sally Sipes of Route l,-Mocksville; and two sisters, Mrs.Dorothy Bell of Salisbury and Mrs.Tempie Stroud of Hcirmony.W. FRANK EVERHARDTWilliam Franklin (Frank)Everhardt, 57, died Thursday,.Novemb^ 11. 1982 at a Macon,Georgia Hospital.He was bora in Davie County,April 7,1925. to William Dewey andEthel Howard Everhardt. He liv^in Cooleemee in early life and hadresided in Macon, Georgia fw thepast thirty years.He is survived by his wife, Mrs.Gladys Allred Everharclt, adaughter Mrs. Drake Bates and ason Renaee Everhardt, both ofMacon, Ga. His mother of 162 EastMcLelland Avenue, Mooresville;one sister, Mrs. Harold (Katherine)Cagle of Lincolnton, three brothers,Dwain Everhardt of Mooresville,Don Everhardt of Concord, andJack Everhardt of Charlotte; and 5grandchildren.Funeral services were heldNovember 13 in Macon, Ga.Oo. Public b.Moeksyffle, N. Cll iCOAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARYMOCKSVnXEi NO
8io-Il|as(l<i33.AreaObituary [y MRS. MAUD PUGH" FOSTERMrs. Maud Pugh Foster, 79, of.Mocksville, Rt. 2, FarmingtonCommunity, died Saturday afternoon at Davie Coimty Hospitalafter IS days of serious illness. Shewas bom in Gray son County, Va., toFrank E. and Rosetta Wall Pu^. 'She was a member of FarmingtonUnit^ Methodist Church. She wasmarried to the late Albert GreenFoster, who died in 1951. Surviving •are one daughter, Mrs. JoeWilliams of Rt. 2. Mocksville; two ^swts. Calvin and Grady Foster,both of Lewisville; ten grand- •children; six great-grandchildren;two sisters, Mrs. Grace Dean ofKingsport, Tenn., and Mrs. MaeLefler of Wythesville, Va.; sixbrothers, Cecil, Ross, and DeweyPugh, all of Wythesville, Va., LeePugh of Bristol, Va., John Pugh ofMaryland. L.B. Pugh of Pfafftown.Funeral services were conductedMonday at 1 p.m. at FarmingtonUnited Methodst Church by the-Rev. Ray Surratt. Burial followed inForsyth Memorial Park.forsyin memorial rarx.CoukaTVDavie county Pub^ Library^Aocksville, NC
DaNie County Public LibraryMocKsville, NO2D - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE REC0PJ3, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1982Wade B. GentryWade Buchanan Gentry, 64, 522Church Street, died Tuesdaymorning at Davie County Hospital.A softspoken man, Gentry was bestknown for his 25 years as N.C.drivers' license examiner for DavieCounty.Area Obituaries- In a feature article appearing inthe August 10, 1978 edition of theEnterprise-Record; Gentry isdescribed as a dedicated man, whoSpent 25 of his 26'^ years employment in the Mocksville basedlicense examiner's office. In 1976,Gentry was transferred to theLexington office where he remaineduntil retirement.Wade Buchanan Gentry, 64,522 Church Street, died Tuesday morning atDavie County Hospital. A softspoken man, Gentry was best known for his 25years as N.C. drivers' license examiner for Davie Cwinty.In a feature arucie appearing In the August 10,1976 edition of the Enterprise-Record, Gentry is described as a defeated man, who spent 25 of his26Mt years employment in the Mocksville based license examiner's office. In1976, Gentry was transferred to the Lexington offlce where he remaineduntil retirement.Funeral services wer6 held at 10 a.m. Ihursday at Eaton's Funeral HomeChapel. A second service wds held at 4 p.m. Thursday at Mill Creek BaptistChurch, Roxboro. Burial followed in tlw church cemetery. Memorials maybe made to the heart fund.Mr. Gentry was bom in Person County to J. Larkin and Rosa Buchanon iGent^. He was a retired employee of N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles. Hewas a veteran of World War II and a member of First United MethodistChurch. He was jreceded in death by his wife, Edna Howard Gentry, Oct. 7,1961. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Jackqueline G. Easter, Lexingtonand Mrs. Nancy G. Leatberman, Salisbury; two sons. Wade F. Gentry,Charlotte and Kenneth M. Gmtry, Salisbury; three sisters, Mrs. RoxannaPhal, Raleigh, Mrs. Mary Bamelt, Roxboro and Mrs. Layledge Stone,Roxboro;one brother, Clyde Gentry, Roxboro and two grandchildren., JOHN HENRY ANGELLJohn Henry Angell, 66. Rt. 6, diedFriday morning at Davie CountyHospital.The funeral was held Sunday atEaton's Funeral Home Chapel bythe Rev. Davie Hyde. Burialfollowed in Eaton Baptist Churchcemetery.Mr. Angell was bom Nov. l, J916in Davie County to James Henryand Mary Reece Angell.He was a retired dairy farmer anda member of Blaise Baptist Church.Surviving arc his wife, Mrs. ClaraSain Angell of the home; two sons.Alton and Marshall Angell, both ofRt. 5. Mocksville; one sister, Mrs.Geneva McCullough, Mocksville;two brothers, Woodrow Angel), Rt.G. Mocksville and Rufus Angell,Mountain Park and four grandchildren.CLARENCE GAITHERFuneral services for ClarenceGaither of Jackson, Mississippiwere held Thursday, November 11.at Peoples Funeral Home Chapel inJackson.He was born in 1903 to the lateMarshall and Amanda Gaither inStatcsvillc, N.C. He left Statesvilleat the early age of 13 and has madehis home in Mississippi sinceAmong his survivors is his niece,Mrs. Edmonia Hollis of Mocksville.He is also survived by his wife 'if tliehome: two daughters, Mrs. MildredWhalolyof Detroit, Michigan andMrs. Odessa Finch of Laurel,Maryland.at Baptist Hospital.Funeral services were held at 2p.m. Wednesday at Mackle-GentryFuneral Home chapel by the Rev.Alton Renegar and the Rev. RayGroce. Burial followed in LibertyBaptist Church cemetery.Mr. Trivette was born in YadkinCounty to John and Mary FlynnTrivette. He was a retired farmer.His wife, Adeline Mauser Trivette.died April 21, 1975.Surviving are three sons. Jack C.and Frank D. Trivette. both ofMocksville and John Trivette.Yadkinville; three sisters, Mrs.Lena McEwcn, Rt. 5. Mocksville,Mrs. Vera Campbell. Statesvilleand Mrs. Eva Rich. Harmony; twobrothers. Wade Trivette, Winston-Salcm and Isaac Trivette.Yadkinville and six grandchildren.GUY C, TRIVETTEGuy C. Trivette, 82, of Rt. 5,Mocksville, died Monday; afternoonDONALD WILLIS HUDSONFuneral services for Donald-Willis Hudson, 47, was hold Wednesday, November 17. at New HopeMissionary Baptist Church inBridgeport. Conn. Officiating wasthe Rev. Shearon Dudley.Mr. Hudson died Monday,November 15, at Park City Hospital,after a lengthy illness.Ho was born December 10, 1934 inMocksville, N.C. to the late ThomasA. Hudson and Susie Burse Hudson.He had been married twice, firstto Fleeta Cain, from which he hadthree children, Robin and VictoriaHudson and a stepson, Jeffrey Cain.In 1980, he married Barbara Butler,and they had one child, a daughter.Courtney. Other survivors Includethree sisters, Mrs, AliceCockcrham, Miss Sadie Hudson andMrs. Ann Britten, all of Mocksville.ASSEMBLY OF GOONEW BETHEL ASSEMBLY OF GOONf N, Main StrtalMeklvlil*. N.C.Rrv. MIk* Br«k*Sunday School 10:00 a.m,MornlnsWerthlp 11:00 a.m.Evtnlng Worthip 7:00 p.m.GOD'S FIVE MINUT"... Thirm Ib M tini* for Bvarythlpv ..." .»5,oi.d..t,»a.j.Ttid idvin. him*';.BEAR CREEK BAPTIST CHURCHBaar Craak Church Rd.BIJhtSB BAPTIST CHURCHHiehway «1 North at i-iO
mN HENRY ANGELL'wy Ang^, CC, Rt. 6. diedlorning at\Davle Countycral was held Sunday at'uneral Home Chapel by. Davie Hyde./Burial!n Eaton Baptist/ Churchat B^tist Hospitai.Funwal services were held at 2p.m. Wranesday Mackie-GentryFuneral Wome chapel by the Rev.Alton Ren^gar apd the Rev. RayGroce. Bur|^al followed in LibertyBaptist Church cemetery.[ell was bom Nov. 1, 1916County to James HenryRMr. Trivetle wjs born in VadkinCounty to John ind Mary FlynnTrivette. He wasia retired farmer.His wife, Adelfne! Hauser Trivette,His wife, Adcltne Hauser Trivette,eece Angell., ii retired dairy far\ner and' of Blaise Baptist Church,igare his wife, Mrs^ Clara11 of the hornet; two sons,Marshall Angell, both of:ksville; one sister, Mrs.HcCuIlough, fMocksville;ers, WoodroW Angcll.\Rt,nllc and Rufus Ang^II,Park and ifour gran^-iRENCE GA'ITHERservices for Clarenceof Jackson! Mississippi,Thursday, November 11,I Funeral H,bme Chapjcl inborn in IMS to the lateand Amanda Gaithcr in>, N.C. Helleft Statesville!y age of l3 and has madein Mississippi sincenis survivors is his niece,onia Hollia of Mocksvllle.survived by his wife of the) daughters, Mrs. Mildredf Detroit, Michigan and(880 Finch of Laurel,iUV C, TRIVETTE. Trivette, 82, of Rt. 5,le, dted Monday afternoonDr. Marshall Sanforddied April 21, lb'5.Surviving are i iree sons, Jack C.and Frank D. Trivette, both ofMocksville anc \john Trivette,Vadkinville; thi ee sisters, Mrs.[./cna McEwen, ?t\5, Mocksville,Mrs. Vera CanipbM, Statesvilleand Mrs, Eva Rich, ^la^mony•, twobrothers. Wade TriveW, Winston-Salcm and ^saac\ Trivette,Vadkinville andjsix grMdchildren.DONALD WILLIS HUDSONFuneral services fbr Donald• Willis Hudson.' 47, wasiheld Wed-nesday, November 17, at Wew HopeMissionary Baptist Cpurch inBridgeport, Conn. Officiating wasthe Rev. Shearon Dudley\ Mr. Hudson died Monday,^November 15, at Park City Hospital,after a lengthy illness. \, He was born December Iff, 1934 inMocksville,;N,C. to the late ThomasA. Hudson and Susie Burse Hudson.'^Ic had been married Iwicdi firstto^Fleeta Cain, from which he.hadthree children, Robin and VictoriaHudson and a stepson, Jeffrey Cain.In 1680, lie married Barbara Butler,and ihcy had one child, a daughter,Courthoy. Other survivors Includethroe sisters, Mrs, AliceCockerham, Miss Sadie Hudson andMrs. Ann Brllton, all of Mocksville,Dr. Marshall Sanford of Coosaw Plantation, Beaufort, S.C., diedThanksgiving Day, November 25th. A native of Mocksville. he was the son ofthe late Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Brown Sanford, Sr.The funeral was held Saturday at the church in Beaufort, S.C., of which hewas a member. Burial was in a private cemetery on the Coosaw Plantation.Dr. Sanford, a noted thoracic surgeon, practiced in Fort LauderdaJe,Florida for many years, retiring several years ago because of declininghealth. However, even after retirement he continued to serve as consultantin many special cases.He graduated from the Mocksville High School in 1932. An accomplishedmusician, he played both the piano and saxophone. He attended DavidsonCollege and played in the band of that school. He received his medicaldegree from Johns Hopkins University Medical School.Following World War II in which he served, Dr. Sanford became anassistant to Dr. Alfred Blalock of Johns Hopkins, Dr, Blalock, who pioneeredthe technique of operating on the so-called "blue babies" was assisted inthese operations by Dr. Sanford.In 1956, Dr. Sanford married Margaret Pitts of Yorktown, S.C., whosurvives!Other survivors Include four children: Marshall Jr., William, SarahMargaret and John Sanford, all of whom are in school; one brother, L.Gaither Sanford of Myrtle Beach, S.C.; and a sister, Mrs. Hansford(Hayden) Sams of Decatur, Georgia.Church of ChristNorth Main and Park Ave.Mocksville, N.C.7P.M.Siindav,Dcc.,S^ou Are Welcome!S FIVE MINUTESMORAVIANMACEDONIA MORAVIAN CHURCHRev. E. H«mplan Morgan, Jr„ PttlorHwy. (01 a FnrmlngtonSunday School 10:00*.m.Worthip 11:00 a.m.Evening 7:30p.m,isa time for everything..." -^ciosiastcia.'i,The Living Bible'ADVANCE UNITED METHODISTCHURCHSEVENTH DAY AOVENTISTSEVENTH OAY AOVENTISTMilling RoadA1 Mszat, P*itorSunday School 0:30 a.m.Worthlg inWa.m.' .PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS
/A-'1J^W"e. Ouui.^— (2^0-H 'y/JOHN HALL ALLENJohn Hall Allen, 43. of North Mainit., died at Rowan MemorialHospitel Saturday. He had been indeclining health for two years butapparently suffered a heart attackwhile deer hunting.The funeral was held Tuesday at 5p.m. at the chapel of ReavisFuneral Home.Mr. Allen was born in RowanCwnty in 1937. a son of .May BeckAllen of Route 1, Cleveland, and thelate J. B. Allen. He had worked as amechaiuc at the Davis Oil Co. inStat^ville before retiring becauseof ill health.Also surviving are his wifePauline Lamberth Allen; a son.'^ul Calvin Allen of Harmonv; fourOTO^ere. S. B. Allen and Jake Allen,Mth of .Mocksville. Bill Allen ofCleveland, and Ted Allen ofwoodleaf; two sisters Mrs. Wilma&friet of Washington, and MrsDollte Cranford of Woodleaf. and agranddaughter.MRS. ROSSER W.SMITH.Mrs. Rosser Lee Williams Smith.98. of Route 1 died Sunday at For-sylh .Memorial Hospital. Winston-Salem.The funeral was held at 2 o.m.^esday at Eaton Funeral HomeBurial followed in BethlehemMethodist Church cemetery.Mrs. Smith was born June 9. 1884.:n Davie County, a daughter of theiate Monroe and Tucker Williams.Her husband. John H. Smith, died inSur vivong are a sister. .Mrsuara Kaufman of .Mocksville andseveral nieces and nephews.Area ObituariesC LAREN'CE GAITHERThe funeral for Clarence G'aitherwas held Thursday. .November i:.ai Faith Presbyterian Church inJackson. Mississippi.Mr. Gaiiher was born in 1903 to•Marshall and Amanda Gaither in'he Eagle .Mills Township,is'alesville. .N. C.At the age of 12 he became a'Timber of the Ml. Nebo Bapstist• hurch. At the age of 13 he journeyed to Mississippi. In 1925 hemarried .Miss Clemmie Yarbough,to this union three daughters wereborn.•Mr. Gaither's brothers, one sisterand one daughter. Mrs. .MozolaGaither Nathaniel preceded him indeath.Survivors include his wife of thehome. .Mrs. .Mildred GaithervVhatley of Detroit. Michigan. Mrs.Odessa Gaither Finch of Laurel..Maryland. Also surviving are eightgrandchildren and five great-grandnieces. .Mrs; Edna Turner ofStatesville. Edmonia Hollis ofMocksville. Mrs. Nellie Ramsue ofHeveland. N C.. .Mrs. Beatricewnes ot Winston-Salem, Miss .Mary'ioiman of Jamaica. .\. V.. nephew'.Neely Holman of Woodleaf. .N. Cand Clarence Gaither" ofWashington. D. C.; a sister-in-law.Mrs. Arthur Gaither of PrincetonWest Virginina.Peoples Funeral Home was incharge of the service held at FaithPresbyterian Church, where MrGaither served as trustee untiltaiiing health inten-ened.brother.>/ n VEST.AL MYERSGarland Vestal Myers. 53,Peoples Creek Road, Advance, died•Vlonday morning at ForsythMemorial Hospital.He was bom Sept. 3.1927 in DavieCounty to Silas and Annie Jarvis.Myers. He spent most of his life inDavie County and serveti in the U.S..Army during World War 11.He was employed with R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Company for 17yeat^ and for the past ten years wasemployed with Ingersol-RandMachine Company.Mr. Myers wa's a member of.National Rifle Association. He wasof the Methodist faith.Surviving are his wife. EdithVestal Myers of the home; two sons,Jerry Wayne and Garry Van Myers,both of the home, three sisters, Mre.Wilma Craver. Clemmons. Mrs.Emma Allen. .Advance and Mrs.Leona McCulloh. Mocksville andtwo brothers. Rufus .Myers.Gemmons and Ira Gray Mycirs.Mtyksville.The funeral was held at 2 p.m.Wednesday at Hayworth-MillerSilas Creek Chapel by the Rev. TonyJordan. Burial followed in ElbavilleUnited Methodist Church cemetety.• EDDIE H. CARTEREddie H. Carter, age 74. of 1920Brookside Road. Lexington passedaway Tuesday. .November 16. 1982,at 9:45 p.m. in the Lexington.Memorial Hospital after an illnessof three months..Mr. Carter was born in DavieCounty December 5.1907. to the lateHarrison Lee and Bessie HowardCarter. He was retired from UnitedFurniture Company and a memberof Coggtns .Memorial BaptistChurch..Mr. Carter was a member andPast President of the Eagle CoinClub.He is survived by: his wife. Ruby.Mae Swaim Carter of the home, oneson: Howard H. Carter. Elyria.Ohio; two daughters: Mrs. Grimes•Doris) Beck. Spencer. N.C.. Mrs.Clifford (Shirley) Swing. Lexington..N.C.; three grandchildren; threesisters. Mrs. Stanley iMae) Jones.Clemmons, N.C., .Mrs. Theodore'Geo^iai Smith. Durham. .N.C...Mrs Tilden iVelmai Carter. Route14. Lexington. N.C.The funeral'was conducted at 2:(X)p.m Friday. .November 19 at theUglet-s Piedmont Funeral HomeChapel by the Rev. Dearl Bunce andRev. \ance Edwards. Intermentjas m the Forest Hill Memorial
13.- ^ 'J - oi H'Uftfi'f i ^n /a-D/w.ey CLIFTON L. PEEBLESClifton Lee Peebles. Rt. 3, Box 44,Advance, died December 1st at hishome.He was a native of Davie Countyand a farmer.He was a member of Mount Sinai•A.M.E. Zion Church, pastor'ssteward and chairman of the trusteeboard. He was a senior citizen.Surviving are three daughters.Miss Charlotte Peebles and Mrs.Ruth P. Dublin, both of Rt. 3. Advance and Mrs. Patricia P. Carson.Rt. 4. Mocksville; one son. J. V.Peebles. Rt. 3. Advance; onebrother. Madison J. Peebles. Rt. 3.Advance: nine grandchildren and 11great-grandchildren.The funeral was held Saturdav atMount Sinai A.M.E. Zion Church bythe Rev. A. McLean Spaulding.»/• MRS. ELIZABETH LEGRANDE.Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson LeGrand.73, North Main Street, Mocksville.med Monday evening at DavieCounty Hospital.She was a rdtired school teacherand the widow of John P. LeGrand.Graveside services were held at 2p.m Wednesday at Rose Cemeteryby the Rev. Charles Bullock and theRev. Leiand Richardson.Memorials may be made to DavieCounty Public Lite-ary.was born in^endale County, South CaroUna.a® attended University of NorthCarolina at Chapel Hill andg-aduated from ErsMn CoUege inDue West, S,C. ^She moved to Mocksville in 1923.Mrs. LeGrand was a member ofFirst Baptist Church.Surviving are one daughter. Mrs.Rotnulus T. Weatherman,L^ungton, Virginia; five grand-children; three sisters and one/ Seth ^'or^is f'cOanielSeth .\orris .McDaniel. 63, ofRoute 4, died Thursday night at thev.A. .Medical Center in SalisburyThe funeral was held Sunday at:he Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel'^y the Rev. Phillip Cole and theRev. j.c. Lane. Burial was in theLiberty United Methodist Churchcemetery.Bom .May 3, 1917. in DavieCounty, he was son of the lateSpencer and Ida Jane SummersMcDaniel. He was an employee ofGravely Tractor of Gemmons and a'veteran of World War II.Survivors include his ^ife. .MrsRuby Call .McDaniel of the home-live daughters. Mrs. Patriciacranfield of Advance, .Mrs. BeverlyCollins of Spencer, .Mrs. JoyceDutch of Gold Hill and Mrs. Lindawalls and .Mrs. Brenda Efird, bothof Salisbury; one-^on. RichardNorris .McDaniel of Route 4- twoorothers. Francis McDaniel ofAdvance and Johnny .McDaniel ofMidway: and 10 grandchildren.Leonardo Da Vinci coulddraw with one hand andwrite with the other, almostsimultaneously.MRS. EDNA BROGDON•Mrs. Edna Cope Brogdon, 81. of•North Cooleemee, .\.C. diedTuesday afternoon at her home.She was bora in Davie County tothe late Frank and Ellen King Cope.Her husband, Cain Brogdon,preceded heir in death October 261975.Funeral services will be held at 4 pjti.Thursday afternoon at theEpiscopal Church of the GoodShepherd in Cooleemee. Burial willfollow in the Legion Memorial ParkCemetery.Survivors include I daughterMrs. Nellie Adderholt of Charlotte,•N.C. five sons, Robert KellyBrogdon and .Norwin PercyBrogdon of Lexington. .N.C., FoyellC. Brogdon and Lawrence DBrogdon of Cooleemee. and WilliamBrogdon of Springfield. Virginia; 16grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren; 5 sisters, .Mrs. SophiaIsley, Mrs. Dorothy Godbey of\yinston-Salem. .N.C^ .Mrs. RubyCallaway of Asheboro. S.C., Mrs.^Iby Kinney of Hickory, .N.C., andPauline Acherson of Asheville,The family will receive friends atEaton's Funeral Home Chapel,Wednesday evening from 7 until 9.0AV1G CO, PUBLIC UBRARVmocksville, NC
c. Co C^C/;2.c4.Area Obituaries ' Innr^pc rt rnT Iv/ SARA HODGES ELIOTSara E. Hodges Eliot. 79. of NewYork City, died Saturday at theOverlodc Hospital in Summit, NewJersey, after a long illness.She was the widow of GeorgeFielding Eliot, noted national newsanalyst, lecturer and radio commentator during World War II.Mrs. Eliot was a secretary withSmpiicity Patterns of .New YorkCity and was an advisor to the NewYork State and .New York Citylegislative board.She was a member of the DARand the Daughters of the Confederacy.She was a graduate of GuilfordCollege and Bryan-Mawr College inBryan Mawr, Pa.She had lived in New York City for50 years and was a member of theConcord United Methodist Churchin Davie County.She was the daughter of the lateJohn D. and Sallie ThompsonHodges.Surviving are a number of niecesand nephews.The funeral was held at ll a.m.Wednesday at Eaton's FuneralChapel by the Rev. Philip Cole.Burial was in the Concord UnitedMethodist Church Cemetery.v/ JA.MES ALBERT MAYFIELDJames Albert Mayfield, 49. of 120Winwood Circle, Ridgemont.Mocksville, died 4:30 p.m. Wednesday in N.C. Baptist Hospital,Winston-Salem, after being indeclining health for several yearsand seriously ill for three days.Bom March 9, 1933, in Royston,Ga.. he was a son of Samuel andJessie Baker Mayfield ofMocksville. He was educated inDavie County schools, was employed by Drexel Heritage Furniture Company and was a memberof Shiloh Baptist Church.Survivors, in addition to hisparents, include his wife, BeroiceAlexander Mayfield; two sons,James Calvin and Randy EugeneMayfield, both of the home; fourdaughters, Mrs. Carolyn Tatum ofMocksville, Mrs. Jeanie Anthony ofLewisville, and Mrs. Patricia Dulinand Miss Josephine Mayfield, bothof the home; a sister , Mrs. WillieJean Bowman of Mocksville; andfive grandchildren./ WILLIAM C. (BILL) JONESWilliam C. (Bill) Jones, 59, ofAzle, Texas passed away Thurs^y,December 9, at his home.He was bora in Davie Cotmty,May 24, 1923, to the late JohnWalker Jones, and mother, whosurvives. Matde Smith Jones.He spent his early life in DavieCounty and attended Shac^ GroveSchool. He was a veteran of WorldWar II.Mr. Jones had lived in Texas forthe past 33 years, and was a retiredemployee of General Dynamics ofFt. Worth, where he worked as afireman for 31 years. He was anactive member and Deacon in the(^stle Hills Baptist Church.Funeral services were heldSaturday afternoon at Castle Hilla^ptist Church. Interment followedin the Ashcreek cemetery.He is survived by his wife, Mrs.Martha Marsh Jones of the home;one son, Don Jones of Azle, Texas;two daughters, Mrs. Linda Mears ofHavelock, N.C., and Mrs. CarolynCarlisle of Azle, Texas; his motherof Mocksville, N.C.: one brother, J.W. Jones of Rt. 3. Mocksville; twosisters, Mrs. Otis (Lois) Hendrix ofMocksville, and Mrs. Kenneth(Helen) Butner of Advance, N.C. Abrother, Ered Jones {H'eceded himin death in 1967.OAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARTmocksville* no
>3. }ff^.-itVMRS. P.H. MASONMrs. Claudia Wall Mason. 86, Rt.3. died Thursday morning at For-syth Memorial Hospital after alengthy illness.The funeral was held Saturday atEaton's Funeral Chapel by the Rev.David Hyde, the Rev. ConradBrown. Jr. and the Rev. RichardEskew. Mrs, Mason was bom July23. 1896, in Davidson County toGeorge and Julia Victoria CharlesWall. She attended Salem College.She was a member of Blaise BaptistChurch.She was married to the late Dr. P.H. Mason, Sr.Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.Conrad (Martha) Brown. Sr.,Yadkinville; one son. W. H. (Bill)Mason, Mocksville; five sisters,Mrs. Paul (Ida)^ Walker. Winston-Salemv/Mrs. Robert (Biddie) Cox.Mrs. Clara Teague and Mrs.Brownie (Mary) Bognal, all ofWailburg and Mrs. DorothyRaymond. Providence, RhodeIsland: one brother, Hubert Wall.Raymond. Massachusetts; 10grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren.y. CHRISTY DAWN BOWER?The funeral for Christy DawnBowers. 4. of Route 18, WestLexington Community, was heldSunday at Madison Heights.FreewiU Baptist Church by the Rev.Chester Lowe and the Rev. W.W.Howard. Burial followed in the-church cemetery.Bom Oct. 10. 1978 in Davi&on.County, she was a daughter ofWiilard Bowers of the homelandMrs. Cindy Lou Bobbins Bowers ofMocksville.Survivors in addition to herparents, include her grandparents.Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bowers ofRoute 18. Lexington and Mrs.Louise Bobbins of 19 Wilfred .Ave.,Lexington.The Bowers girl was killed .at12:35 p.m. Thursday when shedarted in front of a car on WestCenter Street Extension inLexington, the highway patrol said.Reports said the girl's grandfather had turned his car into aprivate drive and gone across theroad for the maU. The girl dart^from behind the car into the path ofa 1975 Mercury driven by DonCarson Everhart. 20, of Rt. 5.Lexington. He was not charged. Thecar swerved but was tuiable to avoidhitting the girl, the highwav patrolsaid.yJAMES G. (SONNY) CATLETTJames G. (Sonny) Catlett, 34, of 9Country Town, Powhantan, Virginiadied Thursday, December 16. 1382,at a local hospital. Death was attributed to a heart attack.He is survived by his wife. Mrs.Tanya Hartman Catlett of thehome: and his mother, Mrs. RachelBryant of Winston-Salem, N.C.Mr. Catlett was vice president ofHeguenot Insurance Agency; amember of Legislative CommitteeIndependence Insurance AgencyAssociation of Virginia; a memberof Powhantan Lions Club, a lifetimemember of Virginia Jaycees; StateSenator of Virginia Jaycees andpast president of Virginia BeachJaycees. also past president ofF^eral Hills Club.In lieu of flowers contributionsmay be made to the PowhantanRescue Squad in Powhantan,Virginia.A memorial service will be heldSunday, December 19, at 2 p.m. atManahin Episcopal Church. Rt. 711.Powhantan, Virginia.MRS. SALUE McCLAMROCKMrs. Sallie Smith McCIamrock,84. Rt 2, Mocksville died Fridaymorning at Forsyth MemorialHospital. „Hie funeml was held Sunday atEaton's Fimeral Home Chapel bythe Rev. J.C. Lane and the Rev.Nraman Frye. Burial followed inSmith Grove United MethodistChurch cemetery.Mrs. McCIamrock was bom inDavie County to Dalton and SallieHanes Smit^ She a retiredemployee of Central TelephoneCompany.She was a member of SmithGrove United Methodist Church.Her husband, Edward Lee McCIamrock. prec^d her in death in1972.Surviving are one sister, Mrs.Maggie Whitaker. Rt. 2. Mocksvilleand a number of nieces andnewphews.DAVIt COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY.MRS. MAMIE L. GENTRYMrs. Mamie Louise CollinsGentry, 60. 1426 Miller Street, wifeof the Rev. A. E. Gentry,, diedThursday night at ForsythMemorial Hospital. Funeral services were held Saturday, Dec. 18,at 2 p.m. at Vogler's Main StreetChapel by the Rev. Harold "Tuttleand the Rev. Jack Strickland withburial in Forsyth Memorial Park.Mrs. Gentry was bom' in ForsythCounty June 19. 1922 to Dewey C.and Inez Childress Collins. She livedall her life in Winston-Salem andwas a member of Gospbl BaptistChurch. Route 6. Mocksville.Surviving are her husband andone daughter. Miss Angela Gentry,both of the home: two sons. ErnestGentry. Route 2. Mocksville andGray Gentry, Middlesboro, Ky.;four grandchildren: her mother.1422 Miller Street and two sisters.Mrs. Opal Butner and Mrs. FayeWeavil. both of Winston-Salem.MRS. HELEN RIDENHOURMrs. Helen Nichols Ridenhour, 68,died Friday at her home, 627 BariowSt., Kannapolis.*1116 funeral was held Sunday atLady's Funeral Home Chapel by theRev. Gary Durfee. Burial was inCarolina Memorial Park.Bom July 19, 1914. in DavieCounty, she was a daughter of thelate Vance and Bertha FosterNichols. She was a member of Kirk-wood Presbyterian Church.Surviving are two brothers, RalphNichols of Geveiand. Ohio, andMelvin Nichols of Kannapolis; andthree sisters. Mrs. VencieAlexandere of Concord and Mrs.Annie Jackson and Mrs. Mavie'Scarboro of Kannaoolis./•9f^CE.MBhR 23. fOAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARYMOCKSVlLLEi NO
6io - 66\TyLKftiC5-DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1982 - 3DCharles Hermon McMahanCharles Harmon McMahan. 84.025 Now Garden Road, diedThursday q( Wesley Long Community Hospital in Greensboro.Memorial services were held at2:30 p.m. Sunday at Wesley ChapelChurch in Pino community, wherehe was a member.Ho was a native of Da'vle Countyand a retired farmer. He was aveteran of World War 1.Surviving arc three daughters,Mrs. Edt& Campany and Mrs,Mary Hoylo, both of Emerald Isleand Dr. Elizobcth McMohan,Chapct Hill; six grandchildren and11 grcat-grandchndrcn.The family requests contributionsto Pino community building fund orFriends Home.WwC. HARMON McMAHANHarmon McMahan was born September 30. 2808, graduated from theFarmlngton High School In 1914. Attended Rutherford College 1915-16 andtaughtachool 1916-17. In the spring of 1918 he enlisted In the Marine Corpswhere he won "Expert Rifleman's" badge. He was stationed at Hlngman,Mess as a guard of ammunition depot until the end of the war.Married Miss Eva Lee Miller In 1921. There were three children: Mrs.Richard Camnany. Dr. Elizabeth McMahan and Mrs. B.D. Hoyle.Hewas a member of the Wesley Chapel Mcthodlal Church since the age ofI2and has served on the board of stewards, as treasurer and as trustee. Hese^rf as superintfcndcnt of Sunday School and as chairman of the churchbuilding committee which Involved many days of work to build the presentchurch. He also served as a member of the board of trustees and is teacherof the Men's Bible Class.Specializing in farming, he became known as tho "Molasses King" ofDavie by growing sorghum tmne and making his own molasses. He wm thef^tjnmecounty togrowmilo<1935)5 first to grow tespedoza. He owned and^eratedasawmilland threshing machlnefor hire. He was one of the Hrstto^eacomblnc.Hehelpedorganlzea cooperative seed cleaning comoany inMocksvilleand helped to^organlzc the first DHIAb in thecoun^Tof the Pino Grange, served as Master, Overseer.uf« ^ S 1^® continuously alncc the Grangewas organized until hlshealth began to fall several years ago.He was a member of the board of directors of the Farmington VolunteerFlrQ Department; was instrumental in securing members for the YedklnVolleyTelcphoncCoopcraUve; waaamcmbcroftheMasonic Lodge; serv^on school board; tho welfare board; omemtier of the FHA committee and amember of the ASC committee.Davio County Public LibraryMocksville, NOAU of which adds up to a most outstanding citizen-one who contributed somuch to 80 mony.
&I6-6C)naPi(iits- \PEOPLES ', MOCKSVILLE - Mrs. Doi :lie McBride Peoples, 79, ojRt 5. Mocksville. died at lia.in. Sunday at Iredell. Me-,morial Hospital Funeralservices will be conducted!at 11 a.in. Tuesday at Chest-^nut Grove United Method-iist Church by the Rev. John jFowler. Burial will be in|the church cemetery. Thebody will lie in state 30:minutes before the service, jMrs. Peoples was bom in i.Davie County the daughterof William and Emmai,Tucker Peoples. She was a iimember of Chestnut GroveUnited Methodist Church.Surviving are her husband, |RL. Peoples; three daugh-1ters, Mrs. Violet Sharpe of jjMocksville and Mrs. Ruth jjP. Walker, both of RL 8..Mocksville, and Mrs. MyrleP. Lowdermilk of Durham:two sisters, Mrs. Nannie Ellis of RL 5, Mocksville andMrs. Grace Smith of Advance; 11 grandchildren:eight great-grandchildren.The body is at Mackie-Gen-try Funeral Home in Yad-kinville where the familywill receive friends from 7to 9 p.m. Monday. .\ny memorials may be made toChestnut Grove UnitedMethodist Church.davie CO. PUBUC UBRARVMOCKSVILLE^ NCin \S2. 1£8 UB 1C-I§ n3<n3«S»nP-44>oO
15.-/ P, ■? o . / 9/3 . MRS. HANNAH HEPLERMrs. Hannah Belle Smith Hepler.79, the Powell Bridge Road, Rt. 2,Harmony, died Sunday at l^ellMemorial Hospital following aserious illness of one week.Mrs. Hepler was bom in DavieCounty July 22,1903, to WashingtonL. and Sarah Elizabeth JamesSmith.She married George S. Heplerwho died July 1965.Surviving are one son, John A.Hepler of Rt. 2, Harmony; twodaughters, Mrs. Iris Mechanrt ofWinston-Salem and Mrs. WilmaHarris of Rt.. 2. Harmony; twobrothers. Enoch Smith of Rt. 6,Mocksviile and Jasper Smith ofGreensboro; one sister, Mrs.Pauline Gregory of Greensboro; 13grandchildren; 26 greatgrandchildren; and two great-greatgrandchildren.The funeral was conducted at 4p.m. Tuesday at Rock SpringsBaptist Church bv the DouglasGoforth, the Rev. Paul E. Moore,and the Rev. Norman Joyner.Burial was in the church cemetery.Grandsons were pallbearers./ • MISS AUDREY MESSICK' Miss Audrey Louise Messick, 75,of Brian Nursing Center for the pastseveral years, and formerly ofDavie County, died Wednesday atthe nursing center after being indeclining health for several years.The funeral was held Thursday atSociety Baptist Church by the Rev.Sidney Grimes. Burial was in thechurch cemetery.Bom Dec. 8, 1907, in IredellCounty, she was a daughter of thelate Wilstm and Mary ElizabethHome Messick. She was a retir^nurse's assistant at IredellMemorial Hospital, after 20 years ofservice, and was a member ofSociety Baptist Church.Survivors include her brother,James CTayton Messick of Winston-Salem: a niece, Mrs. Larry Bensonof Salisbury; and one other niece.C.tN d 1>, MRS. NOTIE CHUNNMrs. Notie Lenora Smith Chunn,97, of Route 4, died 3 a.m. December22nd at her home after being indedining health for six months.Bora June I5, 1885, in DavieCounty, she was a daughter of thelate Hoiderson and Liza Smith. Shewas educated in Davie Countyschools, was a homemaker, and wasa life member of New Bethel BaptistChurch.Her husband, John Cicero Chunn,died in December 1950.Survivors include six sons, HubertChunn of the home, J<An Chunn ofChicago, III., Robert Churm ofMocksviile, Paul Chunn of Salisburyand Ervin and Thomas Chunn, bothof New York, N.Y.;Three daughters, Mrs. Mary BeUCarson of Mocksviile, Mrs.Henrietta Blackwell of Salisburyand Mrs. Catherine Brawley of thehome; 33 grandchildren; and 58great-grandchildren.The funeral was held Sunday atNew Bethel Baptist Church,.MocksvUle, by the Rev. DennisBishop and the Rev. W.M. Adams.Burial was in the church cemetery.3 . MELVIN A. SODERSTROMMelvin Andrew Soderstrom of 105 .Boxwood Circle, Bermuda .Run,died Friday moming at N.C. Baptist 'Hospital in Winston-Salem.The funeral was held Sunday at4:00 p.m. at First PresbyterianChurch. The body was sent toEsterdahl Funeral Home inMoline. 111. for burial.Mr. Soderstrom was bora inMoline, 111. to Andrew 0. and RuthAprahamson.He was a member of the FirstPresbyterian Church. He helddegrees from North Central BibleCollege, Open Bible College, and theUniversity of Dayton.He served as Pastor in pioneeringseveral churches. In addition, heserved as Sunday school superintendent, Deacon, and tenor soloist inseveral churches.Mr. Soderstrom held numerous ,patents from Westinghouse, :National Cash Register, and AMP,Inc. He was manager of NewProduct Development and Communication Product Developmentand Communication ProductsDivision, AMP, Inc. Inc. of thehome; two sons. Dr. Lawrence PaulSoderstrom of Winston*Salem,David Andrew Soderstrom of thehome; one grandson, ThomasAndrew Soderstrom; two sisters, iMrs. Ester Liljegren of Homewood,111., Mrs. Evelyn Eckberg of Rock-ford, 111., one brother. Mr. HarryS^erstrom of Cobden, 111.OAVIE CO. PUBUG UBRARYMOCKSViaBa NOWILLIAM KELLY JAMESWilliam Kelly James, Sr., 73,formerly of Farmington, diedSaturday at Fredericksburg, Va.He was bom in Farmington toElsie C. and Harriett Groce JamesSr.He retired from the U. S.Government, was a member ofRehoboth United Methodist Churchand was a Mason.Surviving are his wife, Mrs. JuliaFurches James of the home; onedaughter. Mrs. Carol Ann Gosnell ofDenver. Colorado; two sons, HalDavid James and William K. Jamesboth of Fredericksburg; sixgrandchildren: three sisters, Mrs.Elizabeth James Moore and Mrs.Jessie Lee Lakey, both of Farmington, and Mrs. Nell JamesHawkins of Winston-Salem, threebrothers,. Woodrow W. James ofFarmington. E. C. James Jr. ofCiemmons, and Charles S. James ofRichmond, Va.The funeral was held inFredericksburg, Va.GEORGE A. BARNEYGeorge Anderson Barney, 91, Rt.3, died Thursday at his hoipa.The funeral was held Sattjrday atCOrnatzer Baptist Churchfby theRev. Elmer Day, the Rev. B. A.Carroll, the Rev. Eugene Goodmanand the Rev. E. M. James. Burialwas in the church cemetery.Mr. Bamey was bora July 30,1891, in Davie County. He was aretired fanner and a member ofComatzer Baptist Church.Surviving are his wife, Mrs.Mattie Hendrix Bamey of thehome; five daughters, Mrs. BradyBamey and Mrs. Norman Smith,both of Rt. 3. Mocksviile, Miss Claraand Miss Ava Bamey. both of thehome and Mrs. Bill Shoaf, Rt. 6,Mocksviile; two sons. Paul B.Bamey, Rt. 4, Advance and CalvinS. Bamey, Rt. 3, Mocksviile; 11grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren.
yp.DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER iU. 198^/MRS. IRENE TUCKERMrs. Sarah Irene BeauchampTucker. 79. of Hardison Street,widow of Alex Tucker, was dead onarrival at Davie County Hospitallate Saturday night.The funeral was conducted at lla.m. Monday at Eaton's FuneralHome Chapel by the Rev. TonyJordan. Burial was in ElbavilleUnited Methodist Church Cemetery.The family requests that anymemorials may be made toElbaville United .Methodist Church,c-o Mrs. Kay Stockton. Rt. 2, Box441. Advance. NC. 27006..Mrs. Tucker was born in DavieCounty to the late John and Sarah B.Helton Beauchamp and was amember of Elbaville UnitedMethodist Church.Surviving are one fosterdaughter. .Mrs. Louise F. Smith of• Rt 3. .Mocksville: three fostergrandchildren: five foster great-grandchildren; one brother. RayBeauchamp of Clemmons; one half-sister. .Mrs. Geraldine .Maass ofDenver, Colorado, two half-brothers. Bill Beauchamp ofCooleemee and Kermit Beau^ampof Lexington.• KENNETH L. SEAMONKenneth Lee Seamon. 33. of Route1, Woodleaf. died 10 p.m. Sunday atForsyth Memorial Hospital inWinston-Salem following an illnessof one week.The funeral was held 2 p.m.'Vcdnesday it .\'eedmore BaptistChurch by the Rev. Gary Morrison,pastor. Bunai followed in thechurch cemetery.Born Dec. 23. 1947. in RowanCounty, he was a son of Thomas andZelma Ward Seamon of Route l.Woodleaf. He was a graduate ofWest Rowan High School and wasemployed as a machinist atArea ObituariesIngersoll-Rand in Mocksville..Mr. Seamon was a mero^r ofNeedmore Baptist Chitfch, wherehe served as Sunday Schoolsuperintendent and a deacon. Heserved with the U.S. Army inVietnam and received the Commendation Medal for OutstandingBravery in 1969. He was also amember of the Iredell Gun and DogBeagle Club.Survivors, in addition to hisparents, include his wife. Judy FailSeamon. whom he married Nov. 2.1969: two sons. Richard Scott andThomas Jackson Seamon, both ofthe home; a daughter. Crystal LeeSeamon of the home:■Two sisters. Mrs. BarbaraSeamon McDaniel of Woodleaf andMrs. Judy Seamon Clapp of Mt.Holly: and his grandfather, RoyWard of Woodleaf.ss s_ f- COo s ^i.2 501 <9e gi-2f fe^ a £ Q .aCO o -a c•3§E.S§i. to S ^ill Mlw » u £ a =• 30^ 50 — gI u 3 71 27 25if -a s 3 3o cu -a o2 o 5 55 os CO E >.caS ^ o .2.2 — a L 2>§5 5.=3 O — ^^ S W M— J'Ji ay -MRS. DMA GAITHER.Mrs. Oma Nay Albea Gaither. 69,the Sheffield community of Rt. 6,.Mocksville. died Sunday at DavisHospital in Statesville following alengthy illness..Mrs. Gaither was bom in IredellCounty July 16, 1913, to Sallie L..■\lbea.Oti January 29.1930, she marriedDavid Lonnie Gaither who, diedNovember 21, 1962.Surviving are three daughters,Miss Janet Gaither of the home,.Mrs. Dennis (Yvonne) Ijames of Rt.8. .Mocksville, Mrs. Albert (Pat).Moore of Rt. 6. Mocksville; onebrother. Fred Albea of Harmony;one sister. Mrs. Grace Gaither ofRt. 6. .Mocksville; three grandchildren. Suzonne and EmilyIjames of Rt. 8. Mocksville, andElizabeth Moore of Rt. 6,Mocksville.The funeral was conducted at 2p.m. Tuesday at New Union UnitedMethodist Church by the Rev.Melvin Beeker. and the Rev.Grayson Hobson. Burial was in thechurch cemetery.=a> c ^ Qe s•5 f ^3 ® S 3.2 *3 3 55 o _• - 5 ■= .^ = 33 -r ~ 2 = cM 3 -g 2 £*5• w ca^ u 5 3 2«= ■ £ 2 «f-— CO eaitf«■= £22^ S a/ FLETCHER A. WHITEFletcher Alexander White. 75. 01129 Lemley Street. Winston-Salem,died at Forsyth Memorial HospitalSaturday afternoon.He was bom January 7. 1907, inDavie County to Joseph Clark andLucretia Boyd White. He had spentmost of his life in Forsyth Countyand was a retired carpenter..After retirement, he worked forW. G. White Grocery for severalyears.He was a member of SalemBaptist Church. Surviving are hiswife, Mrs. Beulah Clanton White, ofthe home; two daughters. Il/Irs.Nancy Johnston of Williamsburg,Va., and Mrs. Vickie Shumate ofJacksonville, Fla.; three sons. JimWhite of Lenzburg, 111. Larry Whiteof Chesapeake. Va., and RonnieWhite of Winston-Salem: twograndchildren. Michelle Johnstonand Kelly White; six sisters. Mrs.Felix Gobble. Mrs. Ottis Gobble,Mrs. Oscar Call, and Mrs. ReggieIngram, all of Mocksville. Mrs. W.L. Ijames of Harmony, and Mrs.John L. Bodenhamer of Winston-Salem; three brothers. W. CannonWhite of Walkertown. Aaron R. andJohn H. White, both of Mocksville.The funeral was conducted at 3:30p.m. Monday at Salem BaptistChurch. Burial was in OaklawnMemorial Gardens. Winston-Salem.OAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARTMOCKSVaiEi, MO