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MOCKSVILL&.- Funeral
services'for Mr. Joseph
William. Ijam^ of Mocks-
. ville will be. conducted'
Thursday at 4:00 p.0i. at St.
* ' John's A.M.E. Zioh" Church,
.-with Rev. Michael Ellis
- officiating and -burial
following in . the church
cemetery. The body will lie
in state for one hour prior to
the funeral service. The
family will rheet with friends
. Wednesday evening from 7 to
8 in the chapel of the
Morrison-Studevant Funeral
^Home. Mc, Ijames is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs.
' Joseph Ijames of the home;
two daughters. ^Mrs. Mary
Etchison, Advance, and Mrs.
Sandra Rivers, Mocksville:
two sons. Joseph E. Ijames
and Albert (Ted) Ijames
both of Mocksville: one
sister. Mrs. Annie M.
Clement. Mocksville.
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lOB DAVII COUNTY l-NTl-RPRISI- RUCGRD. THURSDAY. JULY 5. 1979
ERNEST A. BOWLES
Ernest Allen Bowles. 68, of
Route 2, Rockwell, died at
7:40 a.m. Sunday in Cabamis
Memorial Hosidtal after a six*
month Illness.
Ihe fuHid was scheduled
to be held Tuesday In
Whitley'a Funeral Home
Chapel In Kannapolts con*
ducted by the Rev. Jesse J.
Rushing. Burial followed In
CsroUna Memorial Paric.
Bowles was bom May 30,
1924, In Cabarrus County the
son of Mary Ethel Allen
Bowles of Davie County and
the late James RufUs Bowles.
He was an employee of K
Town F\irolture and served In
the U.S. Air Force during
World War II. Bowles was a
llfe*long resident of the Rock* ;
well area. n
Survivors, in addition to his '
mother, include his wife, Mrs. *
Kathleen Blggerstaff Bowles;
one son, Barry Dean Bowles
of the home; one daughter,
Mrs. Sandra Delane Hudson
of the home; one brother,
James Bowles of Belmont:one
sister, Mrs. Katheryn^.
Bracket! of Kannapolis; and
two grandchildren.
MRS. ANNA H.
PAINTER
Mrs. Anna H. Painter, 80, of
Erwin Street, died this
Monday in Rowan Memorial
Hospital.
The funeral will be held at
2 p.m. Wednesday In Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel in
Mocksvllle conducted by the
Rev. Lee Whitlock and the
Rev. J.D. Revls. Burial will
follow in Rowan MemoH?
Park.
Hie family will be at the
hineral home from 7 until 9
p.m. Tuesday, and at othe'
times, at the home of a
daughter, Mrs. Robert Pence
of COoleemee.
Mrs. Painter was bom in
Davie County on Feb. 20,1899,
dau^ter of the late Mack and
Lula Dunn Hdlard. She waa a
member of Cooleemee Baptist
Church and was proceedm In
death by her husband, Wesley
Painter, in 1949.
Survivors, in addition to her
daughter, include one son,
Mack Painter of Greensboro;
three brothers. Robert
Hellard, Glenn HeUard and
Roy Hellard, all of
Cooleemee; four grand*
children and three great
grandchildren.
W.F. MAYFIBLD
Willie Frank Mayfleld, as,
of Rt. 4, died FYlday at Davie
County Hospital. Mk
. The funeral was held
Tuesday at Brvln Temple
CME Church, conducted by
; the Rev. W.O.K. Gray. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Bora Feb. 2,1944, In Rowan
. County, he was a son of John
and Lixxie Martin Mayfleld of
Woodleaf. t
In addition to his parents,
survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Louise Fosler Mavfield;
a son, Josei^i Arnold of Rt. 4.
Mocksvllle; four brothers,
Jdin Louis Mayfleld of Rt. 4,
Mocksvllle, Alvin and Felton ^
Mayfleld of Woodleaf and *
Walton Mayfleld of the U.S.
Army. Fort Campbell, Ky.;
rive sisters, Mrs. Doris Gray
and Mrs. Lexeris Jean Clinc
of Woodleaf, Mrs. Ruby
Howell and Mrs. Libby Neely
of Cooleemee and Mrs./^
1 Deborah ^ames of Fort T
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EDWARDS
Elixabeth Cannady Ed*
wards, the thin* child of the
late Viola Hudson and Doke
Cannady of Mocksvllle, died
Tuesday, June 19, at the age
^ of 83, after a prolonged and
intensive illness at the Jersey
Ci^ Medical Center.
^eral services were held
at Jackson's Funeral Home of
Jersey City, Saturday, June
23. Wake services were held
on Friday evening, June 22,
with scriptures and words of
comfort given by the Rev.
Jesse J. Lyons of Far
Rockaway, New York.The
Rev. L.G. Johnson delivered
the eulogy.
Burial was in the Graceland
Memorial Cemetery in
Kenllworth, New Jersey.
Survivors Include the
husband, Joseidt Edwards of
the home; a daughter,
Frances Shuford Martin, an
only child; 4 grandchildren,
Renee M. Melvin of
Bnglewood, N.J., Celeste,
Marty and Rhonda Martin
and 8 great grandchildren all
of Jersey City; 6 sisters,
Willie C. Lott, of Jersey aty,
Naomi C. Sprotley of New
York, Alice C, Galther, Agnes
C. Thomas, Pecola C. Holman
and 1 brother, AlvIn T.
Cannady ell of Mocksvllle;
and a host of nieces, nephews
and other rdatlves.
MRS. G.M. BOGER
Mrs. Amanda Jane Dunn
Roger, 87, formerly of Sanford
Ave., widow or the late
George Malchus Boger, died
at the Peli Care Nursii^
Home in Walkertown where
she had been a resident for
three years, June 87th.
She waa bom in Yadkin
County to the late William
John and Sarah D^ne Dunn.
She was a member of the
Bethel United Methodist
Church In Mocksvllle and had
attended the Gospel Light
Baptist Church in Walker*,
town.
Surviving are five
daughters, Mrs. Mary Alice
Fulp of Walkertown where
she had made her home for
seven years, Mrs. Mabel
Howard of Advance, Mrs.
Estelle Allen, Mrs. Sarah
Louise Jones, and Mrs.
Evelyn Seamon, all of
Mocksvllle; two sons, Jtrfm
4Paul Bi^er of Clemmons and
Claude Martin Boger of
Mocksvllle; 28 grandmlldren
and 33 grrat*grandchildren;
also a number of nieces and
nephews.
The funeral was held
, Friday at the Bethel United .
Methodist Church conducted "
I by the Rev, Jack Luther and
Rev. Bobby Robertson.
m\ DAVII- COUNTY HNTHRPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1979
MRS RUTH L. PRUITT
Mrs. Ruih Lovelace Prultl,
70, or nt. 1. Advance, N.C.
died nl Dnvic County Hospital
early Monday morning.
She wa.s born in Caswoll
County tn the laic Dave and
Mary Rice Lovelace.
The funeral was held at 2
p.m. Wednesday at the
Rodlnnd Pentecostal Holiness
Cltnrcli by the Rev. Paul
Lcrtbcttcr. Burial followed In
tljo church cemetery.
Surviving arc the husband,
Howard LIndsey PruUt of the
home; two daughteira, Mrs.
Miiry York of Mission Viejo,
Calif., and Mrs. Marie
.Southard uf Greensboro: one
son. David Pruilt of Reld-
svlllc, N.C.; 10 grand
children: 2 great
grandchildren: four sisters.
Mra. Mntllc Perkins oi
Danville, Vu.; Mrs. Mary
McMahan of High Point, Mrs.
Dolly Riddle and Mrs, Bddio
Summers, both of Rl. 1 Ad
vance: five brothers, Will
lioveluce, Joe Lovelace, Sam
Luvolocc Olid Robert
Lnvclocc, all of Reldsvllle,
N.C. and Benny Lovelace of
Stokcsdolc.
KENNETH A. TAYLOR
KcnnoUi A. Taylor, 70, of
Rl. 2 Parminglon Com
munity. died at Autumn Care
ConvQiosoent Center In
Mucksville July 3rd. The
runcnil was conducted at 2:30
p.m. Friday at Farmlngton
United Methodist Church by
the Rev. Gene Cloer and the
Rev. Benny Beardcn. Burial
was in Farmlngton Com
munity Cemetery.
Mr. Taylor was born in
Davie County to the late
William A. and Sally Mur-
chison Taylor, He was a
retired farmer and a member
of Farmlngton United
Methodist Church.
Surviving arc two
daughters, Mrs. John H.
Caudle of Rt. 2 Mocksvllle and
Mrs. Bob Wallace of
Columbia, S.C.: one son. W.A.
Taylor of Wlnston-Salcm;
nine grandchildren and six
groat-grandchildren; one
sister, Mrs. Cornetca
Messick; one brother, W.M.
Taylor: and his step mother,
Mra. MyrUe Taylor, all of
Wlnston-Salcm.
J.W. tJAMBS
The funeral for Mr. Joseph
William liamcs of Mocksvllle
was conducted Thursday at
4:00 p.m. at St. John's A.M.E.
Zion Church with Rev.
Michael Ellis ofHciaUng.
Burial followed in the churdi
cemetery.
Mr, IJames is survived by
his wife, Mrs. Joseph IJames
of the home: two raughters,
Mrs. Mary Etchlson, Ad
vance, and Mrs. Sandra
Rivers. Mocksvllle: two sons,
Joseph E. IJames and Al^rt
(Ted) IJames both of
Mocksvllle; one sister, Mrs.
Annie M. Clement,
Mocksvllle.
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JAMES M. CLARK
James McNeil Clark, Jr.,
49, of 104 Leslie Court, Ad
vance, N.C. passed away at
8:S0 a.m. Friday at Forsyth
Memorial Hospital. He had
been 111 for several years and
seriously III for the past nine
months.
He was bom in Fayetlevllle,
N.C. March 13,1030, to James
McNeil and Hden West Clark.
He was educated in the
Winston-Salem public schods
and attended both N.C. State
University and Wake Forest
University. He served in the'
Korean Conflict.
He was a top-rated disc
Jockey In several
Southeastern cities and
locally was with WTOB. He
was presently employed with
Kirkmon Electronics as a
video salesman.
Ho was a charter member
of Highland Preabyterion
Church.
A memorial service was
held at Highland
Presbyterian Church at 11
a.m. Monday morning by the
Rev. Ben KIrkland.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Anne Lewis Clark of the
home; two daughters,
Miranda West Clark ana
Melissa Carroll Clark, both of
the home; one son,
Christopher Read Clark of
Greenville, Tenn,; two
brothers, Lawrence W. Clark
of Washington, N.C., and
Read M. Clark of New Castle
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CHICK BARNHARDT
Charlie L. (Chick) Bar-
nhardt, 61, died Sunday
morning at BapUst Hospital.
The funeral was conducted
at 11 a.m.Tue8day at Eaton's
Funeral Chapel by Eugene
Bennett and the Rev. John
Enlow. Burial was In the
Turrentlne Baptist Church
cemetery.
Mr. Barnhardt was bcm in
Davle County July lo, t917, to
the late George E. Bamhai^t
end Dallle HendrIck Bar
nhardt. He was a member of
No Creek Baptist Church and
was a self-employed
mechanic.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Jane Wagoner Barnhardt of
the home; one daughter, Mrs.
Jill Carter; one son, 'Umothy
Ray Barnhardt both of
Greensboro; his mother of Rt.
2 Advance; two sisters, Mrs.
Willie Vae Shoaf of Lexington
and Miss Virginia Dare
Barnhardt of Rt, 2 Advance:
rive brothers, O.L. and
James B. Barnhardt both of
Rt. 2 Advance, G.B, and
George Herman Barnhardt
both of Rt. 2 Mocksvlile, and
Eudell Barnhardt of Rt. I
Advance.
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Ijames, 88;'of Rt. 1
1.^ Mqcksviller-Davie iGountjr Hospital Saturday 1-7- /^.
- ?,{^rnpon after"a:;lengthly I ' Wr ilinesa. Funeral services will"'
; be qpnducted at 3 p.m. Tues
day at New Union Methodist
by the-Rev. Kermit.. Shoaf, the Rev. Carry Bulla
: and .the Rev.' Gene Smith!
The. body wilMio in state 30
ininutes prior to the
-services.:-Burial vwll be in
the" church cemetery. Mrs
"" Uames was bom in Davie
n August 26. 1890, tor'
. , Jefferson and NancyI^uise Smith. Gri August 1,
1911. she married Henry
Orady Ijames 'and was a
housewife. Surviving are one
son. William Lyold Ijames of
•Rt. 1 Mocksville; two
grandsons. Dale Ijames of
Winston-Salem and Paul
Ijames of Mocksville. The
body will remain at Reavis
Funeral Home of Harmony
where the family will
receive friends from 7;30 to 9
p.m. Monday.
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Murder Charged In Shooting
Charlie Samuel Howard, 34, of RL 1.
Advance (currenUy living in Clem-
mons) was charged Tuesday with the
first degree shooting death of his
brother, Joseph Clay Howard, 38, also of
Rt 1 Advance.
The shooting took place about 3:80
P.RL. at the WUdwood Farm, a beef
eattlff«fanh oR the PlhovlUe Road,
wlwre the two brothers worked as
handymen.
The brothers had been talking with
Charlie MarshaD, owner of the farm,
when an argument develcmed between
Sam Howard and Marshall over salary
allegedly due Sam Howard, It was
reported Uiat Sam Howard threatened
MarshaU and then got Into a car to
leave.
As the care, driven, by Richard Lee
McDonougb Jr. 17, of US 158 Clemmmis,
pulled away a aingle shot was fired
from the vehicle. Joeeph Clay Howard
died instantly of a wmmd In the head
from a .32 caliber automatic pistol.
Marshall, who was standing next to
Howard, was not injured.
Sam Howard was arrested in Clem*
mons approximately 48 minutes after
the incident by Deputy Jim Hunter of
Davie and Forsyth County dejnities.
In addition to the first degree murder
charge. Sam Howard was diarged with
assault with a deadly weapon with at
tempt to inflict serious injury on Charlie
MarshalL Jfe is being held in the Davie
CounW Jail without bond.
McDcnough, the driver of the car, was
charged Tuesday with accessory after-
the-faet of murder.
At approximately 8:30 p.m.. Monday
Barbara McDonougb of Ciemmons
surrendered the murder weapon Co the
Davie County Sheriffs Department, Ms.
McDonougb is Che mother of Richard
Lee McDonougb and .the girl friend of
Sam Howard.
Davie Deputy Ricky Howetl is in-
veadgating.
JO§EPH CLAY HOWARD
• The funeral for Joseph Clay Howard,
39, was held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at
Eaton Funeral Chapel in MockavUle.
The Rev. John Kapp (rfflclated.
He was born in Davie County, July
4,1840 to the late Emmanuel Samuel
Howard and CSeneva Myers Howord.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Sandra
West Howard: three daughters, Miss
Wendy Dawn Howard of the home, Miss
Angela Howard and Miss Patricia Ann
Howard, both of Advance; one son, Keith
Ray Howard of Advance; his mother,
Mrs. Geneva Myers Howard of Ad
vance: seven sisters, Mrs. Addie Fine
and Mrs. Rcsie Steelman, both of
Lewisvlile; Mrs. Linda Sue Hackard of
Raleigh; Mrs. Thelma Taylor and Mrs.
Pearl Markland, both of Advance; Mrs,
Pan^ Myers of Clemmtms; and Mrs.
Maudie MiOer of FayetteviUe. Three
brothers: Delmer Howard of Advance;
Jimmy Howard of Greensboro; and
Charlie Samuel Howard of demmons.
Knocking On Wood...
NoDeterentToCrime!
Don't always believe Che old
saying that ioiMklng on wood
brings good luck.
While sitting in his office at 12:30
p.m. Mondsy afternoon discussing
crime In Davie Ooonty with a
newspaper reporter. Sheriff
George Smith made the comment,
as he pounded bis fist on his de***
"Knock on wood. Thank goodr j
wehaven't had a murder since i r
been sheriff. Last year we
two."
Wttbin 3 hours Davie had
recorded its first murder of I*'*
year and the old "knoek en wf i
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MRS. DERTIB S.
GARWOOD
Mrs. Bcrlie Scamon Gar>
wood, 71. of 16 Brwin Strecl,
CooleemcG, widow of the late
Frank Garwood, died al the
Baptist Hospital in Winston'
Salcm last Thursday mor*
ning.
Funeral services were held
al il a.m. Saturday in Batons
Funeral Home Chapel by the
Rev. Lee WhIUock. Burial
followed in the Rowan
Memorial Park Cemetery.
The family received friends at
the funeral home from 7 to 9
p.m. Friday.
She was born in Davie
County to the late Jim and
Tabitha Driver Seamon. She
was formerly employed by
Burlington Mills and had
worked in the dietary
department at Davio County
Hospital. She was a member
of the First Baptist Church of
Cnolcemee. Her husband
proceeded her in death in
1066.
Surviving are one daughter,
Mrs. Linda Walker of
Mocksville; two sons, Arnold
Garwood of Cooleemee and
Bill Garwood of Kingsoort,
Tenn.; seven grandchildren;
three great-grandchildren;
two sisters, Mrs. Fadio
Bowles of Rt. 7 Mocksville
and Mrs. Beatrice Hendrlx of
Rt. 3. Mocksville; two
brothers, Clyde Seamon and
Bverette Seamon, both of
Mocksville.
WILLIAM MACV
LANGSTON
William Macy Langston, 76,
of Route 5. diM at the Davie
County Hospital in
Mocksville, Wednesday
morning.
Funeral services were
conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at
Batons Baptist Church by the
Rev. Larry Staples and the
Rev. Bennte Bearden. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Mr. Langston was biurn In
Davie County to the late Mack
C. and Maggie Langston
Lakey Langston. He was a
retired farmer and a member
of the Batons Baptist Church.
He was also a member of the
Courtney Woodman of the
World. His first wife, Mrs.
Sadie Harris Langston,
preceded him in death in 1973.
Survivors include his wife,
Mary Driver Langston of the
home;four daughters, Mrs.
Maraaret Dull, Mrs. Maxine
Carler, Mrs. Rachael Howard
all of Mocksville and Mrs.
Nell Neilson of Charlotte;
seven grandchildren; one
great-grandchild and one
brother, Roy Langston of
Route 5, MMtmvill&
CURENCB HOCKADAY
Clarence L. Hodtaday, 78,
or Rt. 1 Yadkln VaUey Road,
died Sunday morning In
Mocksville.
The funeral was conducted
at 2 p.m. Tuesday at
Macedonia Moravian Church.
Burial was in churgh
graveyard.
Mr. Hockaday was born in
Davie County to John L. and
Sarah Plott Hockaday. He had
lived all of his life in Davie
County in the Advance
community where he was a
well-known farmer.
He was a member of
Macedonia Moravian Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Ada Cook Hodtaday of the
home; two daughters, Mrs.
AlvinS. (Sallle Ruth) Conrad,
Sr. and Mrs, Fredrick L.
(Lorene) Sounders both of
Winston-Salem; three sons.
Dexter L. Hockaday of the
home, Kenneth H. Hockaday
of Winston-Salem. and Wilbur
K. Hockaday of Clommons;
four grandchildren; two
great-grandchildren.
J.O.PRATHBR
James Oscar Prather, 60. of
803 Arlington St., died July
11th at High Point Memorial
Hospital. He had been in
declining health for six years.
Mr. Prather was born
September 22, 1898 in Davie
County, a son of Benjamin F.
and Neely Safriet Prather. A
resident of High Point for 60
years, ho was married May I,
1921 to Annie Safriet. She died
Sept. 26, 1958. Until his em
ployment. he was a self-
employed real estate broker.
He was a member of Green
Street Baptist Church. Sur
viving are ono daughter, Mrs.
Pauline P. Willard of
Charlotte; four grand-.
children; one great
grandchild; three sisters,
Mrs. Pearl Stroud and Mrs.
Lois Cartncr, both of
Statcsville. and Mrs. Beatrice
Cashlon of High Point; and
three brothers, John E. and
Herman B. Prather, both of
High Point, and Sidney
Pratlier of Harmony.
The funeral was held at
II :00 a.m. Friday in Scchreat
Chapel by the Rev. J.D.
Allgood and the Rev. Charles
Fetters. Burial was In Society
Baptist Church Cemetery
near Mocksville.
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JAMES ELMER PEEBLES
Mr. James Elmer Peebles,
Sr., 67, of Rt. 3. Advance,
passed away Wednesday,
July It, in the Forsyth
Memorial Hospital after an
cxtncded illness.
The remains were moved to
the Clark S. Brown & Sons
Funeral Home in Winston-
Salem.
He was born Octt^r 4,1911
in Davie County to the late
Grecly and Jennie S. Peebles.
He was a member of the Mt.
Sinai A.M.E. Zion Church and
was married to the late
JancttQ Ellis, who preceeded
him in death on October 22,
19S7.
Surviving are four
daughters, Mrs. Vandella
McMoore. Mrs. Mabie Ross,
Mrs. Joann Clark, all of
Winston-Salem and Mrs.
Mozcl Dawklns of Advance;
two sons. Mr. James Elmer
Peebles, Jr. of Advance and
Mr. L-arry F. Peebles of
Winston-Salem; 20 grand
children and three great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
at the Mt. Sinai A.M.E. Zion
Church in Advance at 3:30
p.m. Saturday by the Rev.
A.M. Spaulding. The remains
reposed in the Clark S. Brown
Funeral Home until placed in
the church at 2:30 p.m. on
Saturday.
MRS. NANNIE IJAMBS
Mrs, Nannie Smith IJamcs,
88, of Rl. 1 Mocksville, died o(
Davie County Hospital
Saturday afternoon after a
lengtliy Illness.
The funeral was conducted
at 3 p.m. Tuesday at New
Union Methodist Church by
the Rev. Kcrmit Shoaf, the
Rev. Carry Bulla, and the
Rev. Gene Smith. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Ijames was born in
Davie County August 28, IBSO,
to William Jefferson and
Nancy Louise Smith. On
August 1. 1911, she married
Henry Grady Ijames and was
a housewife. Surviving are
one son, William Lloyd
Ijames of Rt. i. Mocksvllie;
two grandsons. Dale Ijames
of Winston-Salem and Paul
Ijames of Mocksville.■i
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8B - DAVre rOUNTV ENTERPRfSE RECORD. THURSDAY, JULY 26. 1979
MRS. ANNIE LYONS
LIVERPOOL
Mrs. Annie Marie Lyons
Liverpool, a former resident
oTDavIe County, died In Long
Island, New Vort, Thursday,
July 12, 1079. after an ox-
tended illness.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday, July 17, at
Macedonia Baptist Church in
Arverne, N.Y. with the Rev.
Thomas F. Mason olflclatlng.
Burial was in Calverton
National cemetery.
Survivors Include her
husband. Donald Liverpool, a
son, Nathan and a daughter,
Alexis, all of the home; herEsronta, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
yons. Sr. of Modtavllle; 5
sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Camp
bell, Mrs. Ella Mae Dulin,
Mrs. Louise Howell and Mrs.
Virginia Williams all of
Modcsville, Mrs. Margaret
Transou of Welcome; B
brothers, Alfred Lyons of
WInston-Salem, Frank Lyons
of Mocksville, James Thomas
Lyons of Mocksville, John
Lyons of Roosevelt, N.Y. and
the Rev. Jesse Lyons, Jr. of
Rockaway Beach, N.Y.
ADAM C. CARSON
Adam Cromwell Carson, 77,
of Route 4, died at 6:30 a.m.
Monday in Rowan Memorial
Hospital after a serious illness
of eight months. He was a
Rowan County native.
The body will remain at Uie
Nt^le jnd Kelsey Funeral
Home in Salisbury pending
completion of funeral
arrangements.
Bom May SO, 1902, in Rowan
County, Mr. Carson was a son
of the late Sampson L. and
Minnie Parker Carson. He
was educated In the Rowan
County schools and Winston-
Salem Teacher's College, was
a retired -contract carpenter
and was a member of the
Second Creek New Birth of
Christ Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Mary Bell ChunnCbrson four
sons. Lincoln Carson of
Walerbury, Conn., Johnnie A.
Carson of Rt. 9, Salisbury,
Richard Carson of Rt. 4,
Mocksville and James Henry
Cowan Jersey City, N.J.;
Three daughters, Mrs.
Audrey Pitleway of Water-
bury, Conn, and Mrs.
BlizatNth Feamster and Mrs.
Mary Louise Hudson, both of
Rt. 0. Salisbury; one brother,
Oliver J. Carson of Baltimore,
Md.; two sisters, Mrs. Grace
Gaither of the home and Mrs.
Libby Hairston of Rt. t,
Salisbury; 13 grandchildren;
and five great-grandchildren.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 26,1979 -1 and 10
Davie'a 6th Highway Fatality
Driver Dies In Accident After Hitting Mule
Jerry Thomas Tulberl, 20, of Rt. 1
Mocksville died at the scene of an ac
cident last Thursday night on U.S. 64,10
miles west of Mocksville.
Tulbert's 1975 Toyota was heading
east on U.S. 64 when it hit a mule in the
easthound lane about It p.m. The Toyota
then went Into the westbound bne and
collided with a 1874 Pontiac driven by
Milled Hall Paster of Mocksville. The
Toyota overturned, pinning Tulberl
tteneath the car.
Ms. Foster was treated for minor
injuries at the Oavie County Hospital
and released. The mule was destroyed
because of extensive injuries.
This was Davie County's sixth high
way fatality of 1979.
Jerry Thomas Tulberl was born
January 4,1959 in Iredell County, the son
of Mrs. Louise Qodbey Allen of Rt. i
MocksvlUe and Thomas R. Tulberl of
Troulmsn. He was a 1977graduate of the
Davie County High Schoru where he was
an active member of the chorus and
other singing groups. At an early age be
joined the Davie Academy 4-H Club and
became an outstanding member earning
top honors in various fields.
He was an active member of the
Salem United Methodist Church and was
choir member ol the First United
Methodist Church of Mocksville.
Following graduation from the Davie
High School, he completed a course in
auto^esel mechanics at a school in
Nashville, Tenn. and was employed at
the i-40 "ttactor ano Implemenl Com
pany of SlatesviUe. He attended school
at night and was completing a real
estate course. He was returning front
attending one of these classes at the
time of the accident.
Survivors, In addition to his parents,
include his stepfather. S B. Allen of Rt I
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Myers of WInslon Snlem; one brother,
.toe Tiilhert of lit. 1 Mocksville: two
tintf slstors. Miss Julie May Allen of tho
Immr nmi Miss Snmnnlhn Tulberl of
Ti'oiitninti; two stepsisters, Mrs. David
WliicimiRcr. .Scoltle Brncken of
Mocksville; Ills grnndpnreiUs, Mr. and
Mrs. l-'rnnk Gndbcy of Mocksville and
Mr. iintl Mrs. Jesse Tulbert of Hamp-
innvllle; nnri tils stcpgrondmother, Mrs.
.I,B. Alien of rievelnml.
Tlie funeral was held Sunday af-
icrnoRn In tlie Eaton Funeral Chapel
condiieied Ity Dr. Wilson Nesbit and the
tlov. fieorge Ainnnn. Burial was in the
•Salem Unilucl Methodist Church
t'ometery.
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fC>ajryuyg -p. i')T=t8B-■^AVlb COTjNTY hT?TERPRlSE RECORD. THURSDAY. j^UST 2. 1979Obituaries•. MARK H. WILCOXMark Harrison Wilcox, 79.of 510 Avon St.. died Saturdayafternoon at N.C. BaptistHospital, Winston-Salem.Graveside services werebeld Monday in RoseCemetery. Officiating at therites was the Rev. H.E.Hicklin.Born July 13.1900. in DodgeCounty. Ga.. he was a son ofthe late Oscar A. andElixabetb Carr Wilcox. Heretired several years ago asmanager of a Charlotte A & PStore.Survivors include his wife.Mrs. Reba Snider Wilcox;three sisters. Mrs. Ben Whiteand Miss Georgia Ree Wilcox.both of Hendersonville. andMrs. Joe Callow of SilverSprings. Ga.; and twobrothers, H.A. Wilcox ofCharlotte and B.C. Wilcox ofSavannah. Ga.V HORACE E. BLAKLEYHorace Everette Blakley,70. of Route 2. Advance. N.C.died at his home July 25th.He was bom November 20.1908. in Forsyth County toSamuel W. and Flora YatesBlakley. He spent most of hislife in Forsyth and DavieCounties.He was a member of theElbaville United MethodistChurch.Surviving are his wife.Thelma Thompson Blakley ofthe home: two daughters.Mrs. Gene (Nancy > Harris ofCooleemee and Mrs. Graig(Geraidinei Carter. Jr., ofRoute I. Advance; five sons,Robert. O.C. and AllenBlakley, all of Route 3,Mocksville. Kenneth R.Blakley of Old Salisbury Rd.,.and James E. Blakley ofRoute I, Advance; 12 grandchildren and threestepgranddaughters; threesisters. Mrs. Maude Trent ofKernersville, Mrs. Clyde(Myrtle) Jones ofThomasville. and Mrs. FannieDrane of Route 1. Advance;four brothers. Carl Blakley ofEnterprise Rd.. EugeneBlakley of Route 1.Advance. Will Blakley ofReidsville. and ErnestBlakley of Thomasville.The funeral was held at 2:00p.m. Saturday at the ElbavilleUnited Methodist Church bythe Rev. Tony Jordon withburial in the churchcemetery.v: MRS. MAMIE CARTERMrs. Mamie Smith Carter.90. widow of the late FrankLewis Carter, died at theDavie County Hospital inMocksville. July 2Sth.She was a resident of theFran Ray Rest Home.She was born in DavieCounty to the late J.C. andSarah Williams Smith.She was a member of theFulton United MethodistCliurch.Her husband preceded herdeath in 1915.She is survived by ondaughter, Mrs. MildredHilliard ,of Baltimore.Maryland; four grandchildren; nine great grandchildren; a number of niecesand nephews. ,The funeral was conductedat 11:00 a.m. Saturday atEaton's Funeral HomeChapel by the Rev. TonyJordan. Burial was in theFulton United MethodistChurch Cemetery.GLADYS C. HOLMESMrs. Gladys CornatzerHolmes. 65, of Audubon, NewJersey died there Sunday July15 at her home. She was anative of Davie County, agraduate of Shady Grove HighSchool in Advance and aRegistered Nurse. She tookher nurses training atWilmington, N.C. Hospitaland nursed there ll years.Mrs. Holmes was bornNovember 6,1913, a daughter(rf the late Henry ^nkston andAgnes Taylor Cornatzer of theBixby community. She wastmarried to William H. HolmesOctober 25. 1945.Surviving are her husband,two sons Bill Holmes, Jr. andDavid Holmes, three granddaughters and two step-granddaughters of NewJersey, two sisters and onebrother of Davie County, Mrs. .Clara Baity, Mrs. FlossieJones and Glenn Cornatzer.Funeral services were held atSt. Mary's Episcopal churchin Haddon Heights, N.J. at 11a.m. July 17, followed by aprayer service at thecemetery., WILLIAM KLUENIEWilliam Kluenie, 53, diedThursday, July 26, at hishome on Daniels Road,Mocksville. Death wasunexpected..Mr. Kluenie had only livedin Mocksville for four years,having moved here from FtLauderdale, Florida, wherehe had made his home foreighteen years.. Survivors include his wife,Caol Kluenie the home and<me stepdaughter, Mrs. RobinKilourey (A Deadmra Road,Mocksville.^ MRS. NANCY GAMMONSMrs. Nancy Brown Gammons, 32, of Rt. 4, Mocksville,died at 7 p.m. Mondayevening at the Davie CountyHospital.The funeral was conductedWednesday at 2 p.m. atBaton's Funeral HomeChapel by the Rev. J.D. Revisand the Rev. Richard WrightBurial was in the Calvary--Baptist Church Cemetery.She was bom in DavieCounty to Robert G. Brown,Sr. and the late Margaret S.Brown.Surviving are the husband.Randall Gammons; threesons, Anthony Todd Brown,Ran^U Jody Ganunons andGrimes Clinton Gammons, allof RL 4, Mocksville; the'father, Robert G. Brown, Sr.;two sisters, Mrs. Norma B.Michael of Lexington, Mrs.Janet B. Smith of Florida; onebrother, Robert G. Brown, Jr.of Mocksville, Rt. 4; thegrandparents, Mr. and Mrs.Joe Spry of Rt. 4, Mocksville.v/B.W. LADDBurton Weldcm Ladd, 84, tARL 6 Mocksville, died at theDavie County Hospital on July18th. The funeral was conducted on July 20 with burialin the Grassy Knob BaptistChurch Cemetery.Mr. Ladd was bora inIredell County to the lateWiley and Louise SpeaksLadd. He was a farmer,furniture worker and amember of the Church (AChrist.Survivors include his wife,the fnmier BeuhalMahaffey;four sons, Wilbur Ladd withthe Merchant Marines;James P. Ladd of Rt 6;Graham B. Ladd of Spencer;and Leon Ladd of Port Airthur,Texas; seven grandch^klren;two sisters, Mrs. HesterEddison and Mrs. CalUceEddison, both of Winston-Salem; a lot of nieces andOAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARYh/lOCKSVlLLEs NOQ^vie Co. Public IMortsvrtle, h.
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Walter (Chuck) Brown
Waller Clyde (Chuck) Brown, 60, of
Route 7 MockivlUe, died Tueaday al the
North Carolina BapUat HoaplUl In
Wlniion-Salem after an extended
UJneafl.
Funeral lervlces will be held Thur*
aday at 4 p.m. al Ealim'a Funeral
Chape) with the Rev. Lee WhlUock of-
ficlatlng. Burial will follow In the
Liberty United Methodlit Church
cemetery.
Mr. Brown woa born in Davle County,
»on of Will and Froule Crimea Brown.
He was a member of the Firat BapUat
Church in Cooleemee and waa reUred
from Wllion-Ccvlngion Conatructlon
Company-
He waa married to Mary EllaabeUi
Hancock Brown, who aurvlvea. Other
aurvivora Include two dauflhteri, Mra.
Velda B. Shoaf of MockavUle and Mlaa
Beverly Brown of the home; two aiatera,
Ura. Aialla Coble of Route 7,
Moduville; and Un. C.A. Tutterow of
Route 4, MockavlUe; 1 brother, Robert
G. Brown of Route 4, Hockaville.
The family will receive frlenda al
Eatona Funeral Chapel Wedneaday
evening from 7 to 6 p.m.
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R. Roy Redden, Sr., 72, of
12.14 Stateaville Rd. Salisbury
N.C. psfiacd away suddenly at
Preabylerian Hospital In
Charlotte, N.C. Saturday
evening.
He was born In Central City,
Kentucky to Robert Richard
and Eliubeth Goasett Red
den. He was a retired
businessman, previously
employed in WInalon-Salem
and Mocksvillc.
He is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Jane Mad-
docks of Asheboro. N.C., Mrs.
Kay Cope of Tampa, Florida,
Mrs. Judy Baslnger of
Salisbury. N.C.; three sons,
Robert Roy Rrtden, Jr. of
Knoxvillc, Tenn., Thomas H.
Redden of Greensboro, and
Dr. John V. Redden of
Mooresvllle. N.C.; nine
grandchildren; two slaters,
Mrs. Chloc Rawllnson of
Detroit. Mich, and Mrs.
Eulinc Yatcs of Warren,
Mich.; two nephews. Mr.
Richard Redden end Mr.
Charles Redden, both of
Wfnston-Salem.
A memorial serlvcc was
held at Voglcr's Main Street
Chapel at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
RS. EDWARDS
Robert Slcamey Edwards,
M, of Rt. 1, Mocksville died al
7 a.m. In Davle County
Hospital Saturday morning.
The funeral was conduct^
al 11 a.m. Monday at Eaton's
Funeral Chapel, by the Rev.
Hermit Shoaf and Don
Freeman. Burial was in New
Union United Methodist
Church cemetery,
Mr. Edwards woa born In
Davic County on November
12. IB84, to (he late John W.
and Neilly Davis Edwards.
He was a textile employee al
Erwin Textile Mills In
Cooleemee.
He Is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Alice Veach Edwards of
Stolesvlllc; one daughter,
Mrs. Gladys Shoemaker of
Stalcsvlllc; one son, Robert
Wade Edwards of Rt. I,
Mocksvillc; (our grand
children. Darrcll Eugene
Edwards of Mocksville.
Donnlc Wade Edwards of
Mocksvillc, Susan Awards
Plummcr of Wylhevillc, Va.,
and Dr. Gerald Gailhor of
Reseda, ColiL; one sister,
Mrs. Bertha Thompson of
Salisbury; one half brother,
Odell Edwards of Rl. 4,
Mocksville; one half sister,
Mrs. Elvie Hegc of
Cooleemee.
MRS. VIOLA
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Mrs. Viola Booe Black-
welder, 65, of Salisbury died
August 1 al Greensboro
' Hospital following several
months of declining health.
Mrs. Blaekwelder and her
husband, the late John
' Sullivan Blaekwelder,
operated Black welder's
Barbequc in Salisbury for a
number of years.
' The funeral was last
Thursday at 3 p.m. at Sum-
mersett Memorial Chapel and
was led by Dr. J. White Id-
' dings. Burial was at City
Memorial Park.
Mrs. Blaekwelder was born
June 30,1894 In Davle County,
' a daughter of the David
Alfred and Flora Ida Clary
Booe. She waa a member of
Union Chapel Untied
' Methodist Church in
Mocksvillc.
Her husband died Feb. 8,
1945.
' Surviving are two brother,
W.D. Booe of Rt. 2 Mocksville,
and Edgar Booe of
Mocksvillc; a sister, Mrs.
' Phoebe Moore of Rt. 2,
Mocksville; three grand
children and five great-
^ grandchildren.
J.A. MURDOCK
James Arthar Murdock, of
Route i, Advance, N.C. was
dead on arrival at Davle
County Hospital Friday af
ternoon.
He was a native of Iredcll
County, and a member of the
Redland Church of Christ.
He is survived by one sister,
Mrs. Ethel Wilkcrson of
Bronx, New York; a sister-in-
law, Mrs. Agnes Hampton...a
very dear friend, her
husband. Waiter Hampton
both of Mocksvillc; two
brothers-in-law, Clarence
Frost of Cleveland. N.C. and
Luther Goilher of Winston-
Salem, N.C. One nephew,
Ozxle J. Hoguo of Cleveland,
N.C.
The funeral was scheduled
to be conducted (on Wed
nesday at 3 p.m. at the Rock
Hill Church of Christ. Dro.
Magellan Stevenson will
officiate, and burial will
follow in the church
cemetery.
The body Is scheduled to be
taken to the church on
Wednesday at 1 p.m. to lie in
State until funeral hour.
Morrison Sludevent
Funeral Dlrcclora of
Mocksvillc, is In charge of
service and arrangements.
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Mrs. Mary Bean PaachaJ of
Hope Church Road in Win-
flton-Salem, formerly of Davie
County, was dead-on-arrival
at 10:30 p.m. Monday night,
July SO, at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital.
She was born January 24,
1031 in Davie County to the
late Robert and Rebecca
Griffin Bean. She was em
ployed by J.B. Armstrong
New Agency in Winston-
Salem.
Surviving are her husband,
John Paschal; two sons.
Jonathan Paschal of
Walkertown and Dallas
Paschal of Lexington; five
grandchildren; two brothers,
Clyde Bean and James Bean,
both of Winston-Salem.
Funeral services were
conducted last Thursday at 11
a.m. at Baton's Funeral
Home Chapel In MocksviUe by
the Rev. Carl Owens. Hie
family received friends the
night before at Eaton's
Funeral Home.
J.P. BARNHARDT
John Frank Bamhardt, 77,
of 207 E. Church St. died
Sunday in his home.
The funeral was held
Tuesday in the First United
Methodist Church there
conducted by the Rev. Joe
David. Burial was In West
Lawn Memorial Park. China
Grove.
Bom January 4, 1002, In
Davie County, Mr. B&rnhardt
was the son of the late John
Thomas and Blixaboth Cope
Barnhardt He was educated
In the Davie County schools,
was a member of the First
United Methodist Church and
was retired from Cannon
Mills Plant 8.
Survivors Includo his wife,
Gertie Shore Barnhardt; (me
son, John T. Barnhardt of
China Grove; three
doubters, Mrs. Xathsrine
Upright and Mrs. Geraldlne
DOby, both of China Grove,
and Mrs. Joyce Roscoe of
Kannapolis; one brother,
Clarence B. Bamhardt of
China Grove; 18 grand
children; and 10 great
grandchildren.
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CARMIE L. GREGORY
Carmie L«e Gregory, 64, of
County Line community,
route 1, Mockavllie, was dead
on arrival at Davle County
Hospital at 7:30 p.m. Wcd<
nesday, Aug., l. He had been
In declining health for several
years, but his death was
unexpected.
He was born July 9,1915, in
trcdell County, a son of the
late Charlie and Rilla Stroud
Gregory. Ho was a retired
textile worker and auto
mechanic.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Willie Lee Qryder;
one daughter, Mrs. Ray
Godboy of Mocksville; and
four sisters, Mrs. O.W.
Houston of Route 4,
Statesviiie, Mrs. John
Campbell of Route 1, Olin,
Mrs. Naomi Houston of
Winchester, Va., and Mrs.
Theima Kcrr of Manassas,
Va,
B'lineral suervices were
conducted at II a.m. Saturday
at Pleasant View Baptist
Church, of which he was a
member and former deacon.
Rev. E. M. James and R.
Wilson Ncsbit officiated.
Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Mr. Gregory was a charter
member of the County Line
Fire Department. Members
of the department served both
as active and honorary
pallbearers.
FELIX DEADMON
Felix Deadmon, 75 of Or*
mond Beach, Florida died
Tuesday, August 7, at a
hospital there.
He was the son of the late
H.M. and Drucilla Berrler
Deadmon of Davle County.
Survivors include his wife
and one daughter of Ormond
Beach, Florida; a brother,
M.C. I^admon of Wllkesboro
Street, Mocksvliie; throe
sisters, Mrs. Kate Thompson
of Salisbury, Mrs. Mae
Hauser of Winaton*Salem and
Mrs. Ruth Baker of
Mocksville.
Funeral services were held
in Ormond Beach, Thursday,
August 9. Burial was in Or
mond Beach Memorial
Gardens.
MISS VESTA COUNCIL
Miss Vesta Council, 85 of
Mt. Airy, NC. died at Hugh
Chatham Memorial Hospiial
in Elkin early Saturday
morning.
Miss Council was bom In
Surry County November 26,
1^3 to James Calvin and Leia
Meritt Council. She was a
member of the First Baptist
Church In ML Airy where she
taught Sunday School for o
number of years. She was a
retired school teacher in the
Mt. Airy School System. She
taught the 4th grade for 38
years before retiring.
Miss Council was a former
resident of the Autumn Care
a Mocksville.
Survivors include two
neices. Miss Martha
Elizabeth Carroll of Toledo.
Ohio and Mrs. Sally C. Park of
Elkin; two nephews. Dr. A
Barbee of Eden, NC and Don
Richard Council Little Rock,
Arkansas; and a sister-in-law.
Mrs. A.B. Council of Winston-
Salem.
Funeral services were
conducted at tl o'clock,
Monday morning at Moody
Funeral Home Chapel in Ml.
Airy by Rev. Alfred Miller.
Burial was in Oakdale
Cemetery.
JOE. J. ALLEN
JocJ. Allen, 96, died Friday
morning at the home of his
daughter in Cooicemee. He
had been ill for some time.
The funeral was conducted
Sunday at Elaton Funeral
Home Chapel by the Rev.
LcctWhitlock. Burial was in
Ml. Olive United Methodist
Church cemetery.
Bora July 19, 1883, In Davle
County. Allen was the son of
the late William Washington
and Mary White Allen. He was
a retired farmer and a
member of Mt. Olive United
Methodist Church. His wife,
Beriha Culhrell Allen, died in
1959.
Surviving are his daughter,
Mrs. John Henry Nail, with
whom he made his home; five
sons. W,E. Allen of Rt. 4,
Mocksville, Elsie G. Allen of
Rt. 5, Mocksville. Joe L. Allen
Clemmons, Clyde and Llpyd
Allen, both of Rt. 7,
Mocksville; two sisters, Mrs.
Bertie White of Rt. 2,
Mocksville, Mrs. Vertra
Millhollan of Cooicemee; one
brother, Jim Allen of Rt. 2,
Mocksville; 32 grandchildren,
62 great-grandchildren and
eight great-great
grandchildren.
MISS VALERIE
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Miss Valerie Renec De.
vault, 19, of Orlando, Florida
died Monday in Orlando, from
multiple slab wounds and
possible sexually molested.
The details of the homicide
are incomplete.
She was born in
Washington, D.C. to Bidtby
Lewis and Louise Covington
DeVault.
She was a graduate of
Queen Ann Esplcopal school
in upper Marlboro, Md. and
had Just completed
Associated Schools for Flight
Training in Miami, Florida.
Survivors include her
mother and father, both of
Washington, D.C.; one
brother, Mischael DeVault of
the home, grandfather
Thomas H. Covington of
Winston-Salom; and a
grandmother, Mrs. Turner
Lee Gregory of Cooleemee,
N.C.
Funeral plans are in
complete. The body is at
Voglers Main Street Chapel in
Winston-Salcm,
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Anne Kellum James, 64, of
Washington, D.C. , and for
merly oi Cooleemee, died
Friday Aug. 10, at Sibley
Memorial Hospital in
Washington.
The funeral was conducted
Monday morning at Roberts
A. Pumphrey Funeral Home
in Bethesda, Md. Burial was
in Cedar Hill cemetery in
Suitland, Md.
Mrs. James was formerly
married to Baxter Carlyle
Young of Cooleemee. She
lived in Cooleemee from 1934
to 1961, and was active in
Cooleemee Methodist Church.
Her second husliand, John
Leslie James, died in 1977,
Mrs. James was a bookkeeper
for the Washington Builders'
Congress.
Surviving arc one son,
Baxter C. Young Jr. of Falls
Church, Va.. and three
grandchildren.
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jB - D.WIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. AUGUST 23. 1979Area ObituariesC.R. VOGLERCharles R. Vogler. 82.formerly of Rt. 3 Advance,died Saturday .morning atFran Ray Nursing Home inMocksvilie.The luneral was conductedMonday at Vogler's Clem-mons Chapel with burial In.Advance United MethodistChurch Cemetery.Mr. Vogler was bom inDavic County to E. Eugeneand Sally Belle Sheek Vogler.He was a member of Advance United MethodistChurch, served in the Armyduring World War I, and wasa member of the VTFW.He was Register of Deedsfor Davie County for 12 yearsfrom 1944 to 1956 at which• sme he retired.His wife. .Mrs. JosephineVogler died in .April 1961.Surviving are two sons,Herman H. Vogler of Advanceand Robert E. Vogler of.Martinsvilie. Va.; fourgrandchildren; one sister.Mrs. Gladys V. Jones of.Advance: four brothers. A.E.Xi. Jack .N'aylor. and Edward Vogler all of Advance..M.R. EUDYMelton Roscoe Eudy, 71,died at 6-IS p.m. Saturday athis home on Rt. 4 following alingering illness.The funeral was held atEdgewood Baptist Churchwhere Mr. Eudy held hismembership. Officiating atihe rites were the Rev. FredCariton. and burial was inLegion .Memorial Park,Cooleemee.Bom in Rowan County Jan.17. 1908, he was a son of thelate Adam Luther and LauraLong Eudy. He was a retiredtextile employee.Survivors include his wife,Mrs. Ethel Jarvis Eudy; adaughter, Judy Eudy ofNew York; two sons. JackEudy of Cooleemee andRobert Eudy of Spencer; asister, Mrs. Edith Nesbit ofCharlotte; three brothers,Fred Eudy of Salisbury, PaulEudy Charlotte and HaydenEudy of Concord: ninegrandchildren, one greatgrandchild and two step-grandchildren./. MRS.BEULAHMUNDAYMrs. Beulah .MessickMunday, 77, of Rt. 7, died at10:45 p.m. Friday in DavieCounty Hospital.The funeral was heldMonday at Liberty UnitedMethodist Church where Mrs.Munday held her membership. Officiating at therites were the Rev. KennethEUer. and burial was in thechurch cemetery.Born in Yadkin County, shewas a daughter of the lateHenry C. and Adetia CreedMessick. She was a retiredemployee of Erwln Mills,Cooleemee. Her husband,Sherrill Munday, died in 1976.Survivors in^de her stepmother, Mrs. Hedy Messick ofSpiceland, Ind.; threedaughters. Mrs. KathleenBunch of College Park, Md.,Mrs. Nellie Steele of Rt 4.Mocksvilie. and Mrs. CarolWagner of Rt.2. Advance;three sons, W. SanfordMunday, of Rural Hall,Robert H. Munday of Rt.7, Mocksvilie, and James K..Munday of Cooleemee; fivesisters. Mrs. Gladys Fl)mnand Miss Margerette Messickof Winston-Salem. Mrs.v^Myrtle Sims and Mrs. SallyWoodman of Muncie, Ind. andMrs. Sarah Lloyd of Pen-nelton, Ind.; two brothers,Charlie Messick of Winston-Salem and Robert Messick ofKnightstown, Ind.; 13grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren.one sister. Mrs. Delia Fosterof California; three brothers,John Smith of Rt. 1,.Mocksvilie and Albert andNeil Smith. both ofCooleemee: 10 grandchildren; and seven greatgrandchildren./ BOOE B. SMITHBooe B. Smith. 91. of Sanford Ave.. Route 1, died at10:30 p.m. on Sunday in DavieCounty Hospital.The funeral was scheduledto be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Eatons FuneralHome Chapel conducted bythe Rev. Lewis Savage. Burialwas scheduled to be in JerichoChurch of Christ cemetery inDavie County.Bom August 30, 1887, inDavie County, Mr. Smith wasa son of the late William F.and Mary Louise SmithSmith. He was a retiredmerchant His wife, OllieFoster Smith, died in 1966.Survivors include twodaughters, .Miss DorothySmith of Rt 1. Mocksvilie andMrs. Evelyn Grafe of Mera.Ariz.; one son, EveretteSmith of Rt. 1, Mocksvilie;JAMES W. BRIGHTJames W. Bright 65, of Rt4.Advance, di^ Friday afternoon in Davie CountyHospital in Mocksvilie.The funeral was conducted .'at 2 p.m. Sunday at Redland^Pentecostal Holiness Church.Burial was in the churchcemetery.Mr. Bright was bom inGreenville. S.C. to Thomasand Emma Bright. He was awell-known retired dairyfarmer in the Advancecommunity.Surviving are his wife, Mrs.Oris Smith Bright of thehome; four sons, Leroy Brightof Inman. S.C., Robert Brightof Rt. 4 , Advance, Vi^Bright of Rt 3. .Mocksvilieand Willaim Bright of Rt 4,Advance; eight grandchildren; his mother of Greer,S.C.; four sisters, Mrs. LillleSmith of Pamplico, S.C., Mrs.Rosa Lee Godfrey ofGreenville, S.C. Mrs. VelmaGarrett and Mrs. Ruby Blackboth of Greer, S.C."The sound body it a product of the sound mind."George Bemard ShawOavie Co. Public Libf«5fMocKsvHte, N. G.DAVIE CO. PUBLIC DBRARVMOCKSViaE. NC
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MRS. FAY EDISON
Mrs. Paye Myers Edison,
72, died August 22 st the
Autumn Care Nursing Center
where she had lived for many
years.
Graveside rites were held at
2 p.m. on Friday at Rose
Cemetery conducted by the
Rev. Lcland Richardson.
Memorial contributions
may be made to the First
Presbyterian Church of
Mocksville.
Born Feb. 11, 1907, in
Mercorsburg, Pa., Mrs.
Edison was a daughter of tlie
late Edward Bruce and Ellen
Jane Myers.
Siirvlvnrs include one
daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Klsthsr jf Charlotte.
JESSE M. HOWARD
Jesse McKenley Howard,
82, of 906 Park Ave., Durham,
N.C., died Saturday Aug. 25 at
9 a.m. at Durham County
General Koapllal afier a brief
Illness.
A native of Davle County,
he moved to Durham County
as a young man and served
for 30 years as an officer with
the Durham Police Depart*
ment. He also was a veteran
of World War I.
The funeral was held
Monday at 2 p.m. at the
Clements Chape) by Uic Rev.
Mark Harper. Burial was In
the Oak Grove Memorial
Gardens.
Surviving arc a daughter,
Mrs. Frances Rogers of
Durham; and (wo grand*
children.
Members of the Durham
Police Department served as
pallbearers.
MRS. DONNA RANKIN
Mrs. Donna Allred Rankin,
' 90, formerly of the Alamance
Church Community In
Greensboro died Sunday,
August 12 at Willow Haven
Nursing Home.
Surviving are brother, L.J.
Allred of Greensboro: sisters,
Mrs. Novle Jerrelt and Mrs.
Cora Phipps of Greensboro:
two grand daughters and
three grandsons.
Mrs. Rankin was the
mother of the late David C.
Rankin who lived in
Mocksville for a number of
years.
Duke Whifaker
The funeral for Duke LeGrand Whittaker, 71, of 1030 Yedklnville Road,
Mocksville, was held Monday afternoon at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel. The
Rev. Charles Bullock officiated. Burial with full Masonic rites was in the Bear
Creek Baptist Church cemetery.
Mr. Whittaker died early Saturday morning at the Davie County Hospital. He
had been in declining health for several years.
Born November 13, 1907, in Davie County, he was the son of the late John and
Molly Parrish Whittaker. Before retiring he was with the personnel department
of Hanes Hosiery Company for 46 years.
He was a member of the Mocksville First Baptist Church and a past master of
the Mocksville Masonic t^ge. He held many important committee assign
ments for the annual Masonic Picnic until terminal illness struck several years
ago.
He was an active participant in county and local affairs. Rural Road No. 1314,
in the north western section of Davie County, was named in his honor as the
"Duke Whiltaker Road."
Survivors include his wife, Jessie Reavis Whittaker: a daughter. Mrs.
Verious Angell of Rt. s, Mocksville; three sons, Roger and Jimmie Whittaker,
both of Mocksville and Gene Whittaker of Wtnston-Salem; and 10 grand
children.
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Stephen Kcid 27, nf
UDule2, died Moiidny nlRhl iii
N.C. Bapllfll llosnilnl In
Wlnslon SAlcinnfUT llrKcrlni;
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ff The funern) wns held
IWrdncsdny nt tl ii.m. in[Baton's Funernl Chapel
[conducted by (he ((cv. Alvin
[Pope. Burial wus In Wesley
Chape) United Mclhudist
cemetery.
He was born in Diu-le
County Aprii D. I9r>2, ti son of
'Harmon and Nora Ciine
Loilhom or Kt. 2. MDcksvilic.
Hewos employed by Ingcrsol-
Rand of Mocksviiic.
1 Survivors, in addition to his
> Mrents, include his wife.
I bianne Cartncr Latham; a
sister, Mrs. Kathy Doger of
Rt. 2, Mocksville; two
brothers. Dale and James
Latham, both of Rt 2.
Mocksville; and grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs W.R.
Renegar of Rt. 6 Mocksville.
LESTER N. WILLIAMS
Lester Newton Wiliiants, -tS.
of Route • 7, Turrentine
community, died Monday
morning at 10 a.m in his
home following a lengthy
illness.
> The funeral wos held
Wednesday at 3 p.m. in
Damascus Baptist cWch In
Iredell County conducted by
the Rev. Irvin Wallace. Btirinl
was in the church cemetery
Pallbearers we're Bddic
Sloan, Phillip Ingram, Danny
Wiillams, Gary WIDlama.
Clyde Polker and Jack
Cartncr.
Born October S, 19.13, in
Davio County. Mr. Wililams
was a son of Marvin l/CSlcr
ond Annie Seaman Williams
of Mocksviiic. He was a self-
employed pointer, retiring
because of poor health and
was a member of Damascus
Baptist Church.
Survivors Include his wife.
Marguerite Clizabclh Sloan
Williams, whom he married
Jan. 3, t9M; two sons. Harry
I and David Williams, both of
the home; four daughters,
Mrs. Arcno W. Shipman and
Miss Ruth Williams, both of
Rt. 4, Mocksville;
One sislcr. Miss Joann
Williams of Rt. I, Mocksville;
two brothers. Richard Wuync
) Williams of Rt. 3, Advance
and Tommy Williams of Rt.
ID, StQiesvillo; and two
granddaughters.
U.T. OUOWDKU
it V n )u m i n Thomas
Browdcr, Sr.. 75. of Rt. 2
Advance, was dead on nrrivai
.Sunday morning at Dovle
(?outity HrMplfal
The funeral was held at It
a.m Tuesday at Baton's
Funeral Hnmr Chapel by the
Rev. Alex Alvord Buriol wos
ill Advance United Methodist
Church Cemetery.
Mr Hrowdcr wos born in
Slakes County Jiinuury 21,
]9(H, to the late Wliiiam D.
and Ann Westmoreland
Browder. He was a retired
dairy farmer and was a
member of Advance United
Methodist Church
Surviving arc hl.s wife, Mrs.
Jes-sic .Smith Browdcr; two
daughters, Mrs. Ann Seomon
of Rt. G Mooresviilc and Mrs.
Sue Pulmar of Rt. 2 Advance;
one sun. Benjamin Thomas
Surviving arc his wife. Mrs.
Jessie Smith Browdcr; two
daughters, Mrs. Ann Seamon
of Id. 6 Mooresvillc and Mrs.
Sue Folmar of Rt. 2 Advance;
one .sun, Benjamin Thomas
Browdcr, Jr. of HI. 2 Ad
vance; eight grandchildren;
one tirother. Luther T
Hi'owder of Uermantown.
MARY BURKE ROSEBRO
Miss Mary Burke Rosebro,
H4, of the Autumn Core
Nursing Center in Mocksviiic.
died on Monday at 6:10 p.m.
at the center folluwing six
years of declining heallh.
Miss Roscbro was formerly of
Cleveland and was employed
until her retirement with ihe
Cleveland Post Office.
The funeral was held
Wodncsdny nt 4 p.m. in the
Cleveland PresbyioriAn
Chtircl) conducted by the Rev.
Glenn M. Johns, pastor.
Burial was in Cievciand
comclcry.
Born May 14.189S, in Rowan
County, Miss Roscbro was a
daughter of the late Rufus
and Moltcy Hyde Roscbro.
She was a member of
Cleveland PrcBbytorian
Church.
There were no immodiate
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Mr/i Vermeil Crcusrm
Kcavls. !12, of Hdguwood
Circle, died Priday in Dovlc
Counly Eiu<ipltal ndcr a
Icnglhy illness.
The funeral was conducted
Sunday at 2 p m. in (He Firsl
Baptlsl Church in Coolccmee
by the Rev, Leo Whllloch
and Ihe Rev. Ray Pcnnell.
Burial was In Rowan
Memorial Park,
PallbcnrCrS were Dnvid I/;e
Sieelmm. Jimmy Reavis,
Poul Gray Martin. Chnrl«
Cronford. Jack Hodge Jr. and
Ricky Dyson.
Mrs. Reavis was bom June
12, ltl27 in Dnvle Counly.
daughter of Baxter Lee and
Etta Tcmpieton Crcason. She
was a member of the Firsl
BapUst Church ond was a
former Sunday School
ivarhar was haad raahkar
Pallbearers were David Lee
Sleclman. Jimmy Reavis,
Poul Gray Marlin, Charles
Cronford. Jack Hodge Jr and
Ricky Dyson.
Mrs. Reavis was bom June
12, 1927 in Dnvle County,
daughter of Baxter l^ee and
Ftta Templelon Crcason. She
was a member of the First
Baptist Church and was a
former Sunday School
teacher. Slic was head cashier
of Coolccmee Supermarket
until her illness.
She is survived by her
husband, David Heavis, Jr.,
to whom she was married
Sept. H, mG; her parents;
one brolhcr, Thomas F
Creason of Winston-Salem;
and a number of nieces and
nephews.
MRS. EFFIE HODGES
Mrs. Effic Mnrjoric Minton
Hodges, 77. of Kl. 1, Vilas,
N.C,, died Thursday, August
30.
Funeral services were
conducted Saturday afternoon
01 Ihe Oak Grove BapiisI
Church in Vilns, N.C. Burial
was in Mount I>awi» Memorial
Park and garden.
Among the survivors were
two sons, Russell N. Hodges of
Norfolk, Va., Maston Hodges
of Decrficid, Florida and one
daughter. Mrs, Reba Hodges
□r Boone, N-C-
SUSAN MCT.AMB
Twelve year old Snaan
McLamb lost a two year
bailie against Icuk'MivIa
Sunday, August 20, when she
died ol North Corollna
Memorial Hospital in Chapel
Hill. N.C
She would have been nn
eightb grade student at
Ploiiivicw Schuol this full
She was (he daughter of
Bobby and Mila Rose
McLnmb of Route 3. Dunn,
NC
She la also siirvlvcd by a
paternal grandmother, Mrs.
Katherine Benson McLonb of
Kl. &, Dunn, formerly of Davic
County.
Susan had a host of friends
nnd I'clolivcs in this area.
Her funeral wiis held
Tuesday, August 30. at 3 p,m.
at Sloney Run Pentecostal
Free Will Baptist Church with
the Rev. Marshall SIcwarl.
pastor, officiating. Burial was
in the church cemeterv
She U also survived by a
paternal grandmother, Mrs.
Katherine Benson McLonb of
Kt. 5, Dunn, formerly of Davic
Cciunly.
Susan had n host of friends
and relatives in this erec
Her funeral was held
l^iesday. August 30. at 3 p.m
at Staney Run Pcnlecnslal
Free Will Baptist Church with
the Rev. Marshall Stewart,
pastor, officiating. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
ALBERT E. MOTES
Albert Eira Motes, 30. of
Coilinsvillo. Virginia died
August zath.
He is survived by his wife.
Nuncy 0. Moles; three
daughters, Mrs. Nancy
Lowson of Virginia. Mrs.
Teresa Gregory of Coilin
svillo. Va., MIhs Melinda
Motes of the home; four sons.
Philip of Winslon-Salem,
Jnmcs of ColUnsvillc, Chris'of
the home, and Johnny ofMarlinsvllle, Va.; ills mother,
Mrs. M.L. Moles of
Mocksvlllc; two sisters. Mrs.
Lorraine Wagner of
Mocksvlllc and Mrs. Louise
Balllnger of Wichita. Kan
sas; one brother. Bobby L.
Motes of Lexington, N.C. and
Utrec grandchildren.
The funeral was heldFriday at the Collins FuneralChapel, InBasselt. Va. Burial
was In Roseiawn Cemetery in
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Margaret H. Ldh^orRt -9
H "'nJHf ^aiida- Darnell of .724/Hudson
m' Huby MyersHt. 9, Charlotte; seven'
sons, Paul Hunter of Rt. 9
Winston-Salem. JohnhjlHunter of Rt. 5, Winston*
Salem, Henry Hunter of
Greensboro, the Rev. Billy
Hunter of Asheboife, Charles
Hunter of Ad,vaiibe, N.C
Harold Hunter of East Bend,'
N.C.; 20 grandchil^eif; 27
great-grandchildren; onebrother, Wesley Hunter of
Stockton St. The family will
rweive friends at Vogler's
Mmn Street Chapel from 7 to
P*nt Friday. The family re
quest; that memorials be
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i f Homei^Hunter, 79; of Rt. 2,^
I Mocksville, - was' dead-oh-^
I - arrivar-at Da vie County j
! Hospital ia. Mocksville, |
Wednesday .moriiihg.
Funeral services will be con-,
ducte^ at 11:00 ajii. Friday
at Eaton's Funeral . Home
ChapeU with burial to follow
in ^Eaton's Bapti^.Church
. Cemetery. The/iamily will.
receive friends at the funeral
•horhe from ZTio 9 p.m.
- Thursday. Mr. Hunter was
bom in Davie County, to the
lato Rithpna
Etichenson Hunter. He was a
. - farmer and a member of
n Eaton's Baptist Church.
L. Surviving are his wife, the
t former Agnes • Boger; one
brother, West Hunter of
Winston-Salem.'
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K. BICKIHT ItENDRIX
Hauser Bidcett Kendrix, 03. >•
of Rout« 3, died on Sunday y
nJghl In (ho BaptiaC Hoepital <1
In Wlna(on<Salem following a a
lingering lllneu.
The funeral was held on n
Wednesday at Ealon's s
Funeral Home Chapel con- >-
ducted by the Rev. Yotea '
Wllkeraon, Burial wai In Fork k
Bapllil Church Cemetery In n
Davie County.
Bom May 0, IfilO in DavIe e
County, Mr, Hendrix was a *
son of Mrs. Nannie Foot ^
Kendrix of Rl. 3, Mockavllle b
and the lale Attic E. Hendrix.
He was a retired employee of I
R.E.A. Electrical Company In
MocksvJlleand wdSB BapUit. •
Survivors In addition to his *
mother, Include his wlfo, >
Rachel Sherrlll Kendrix; one t
daughter, Mrs. Tony '
Fullbrlght of Wlnston-Salem; ;
one son, Deane Hendrix of Rt. •
3, Mockavllle; seven slaters,
Mrs. M.L. Pennlnger of Rock
well, Mrs. V.L. Dllworth of
WInslon-Salem, Mrs. Ratikin
Lccper of Cramerton, Miss
Gladys Hendrix of Green
sboro, Mrs. Lillian Nash and
Mrs. Nell Wyatt. both of Rt. 3,
Mocksville and Mn. Hazel
Myers of Lewlsvllle; end two
brothers, Pete Hendrix of
Mockavllle and Henry Hen
drix of Winston-Saiem,
MRS. W.W. Wagner
Mra. Willie Williams
Wagner, 79, of Route i, ^cd
September Sth at Autumn
Care Convalescent Center.
The funeral was held
Friday In Eaton's Funeral
Home Chapel conducted by
the Rev. Larry Staples. Burial
was In Turrentine Baptist
Church Cemetery.
Born Oct. 31, iBSg, In
Gullford County, Mrs.
Wagner was a daughter of the
late Hugh L. and Dora
Hopkins WllllamB. Her
husband. A.B. Wagner,
preceded her in death.
Survivors include one
daughter, Mrs. Lucille W.
Furches of Rt. 9, Mocksviiio;
two sons, Odoil Wagner of Rt.
S, Mocksville ona Harding
Wagner oi TeylonvlUe; one
brother, Herman C, Williams
of Norfolk, Va.; seven
grandchildren; and six groat-
grandchildren.
MRS. ANN Murray
Mrs. Ann Hanellne Murray,
32. Of 3M4 Robin Kill Drive,
Tucker, Qa.. died of natural
ca):.v» In Decalb Gt..tcrBi
Hospital In Decalur, Ga.
September 4. She was a
former resident of
Mocksville.
The funeral was held
Fri^y at Eaton's Funeral
Home Chapel. Burial waa in
Union Chapel United
Methodist Church Cemetery
In Davie County.
Born May 7,1947, In Forsyth
County, Mrs. Murray waa a
daughter of Jake Moody and
Annie Ruth Bowles Hanellne
of Mebane.
Survivors, In addition to her
porenls. Include her husband.
Tim Murray; one daughter.
Angela Michell Murray of the
home; one sister, Miss Lisa
Hanellne of Mebane; one
brother, John Hanellne of
Mebane: and her grand
mother, Mra. Carrie Lowman
of G.reonvllle, S.C. ^
ADAM BAKER
Adam Franklin Baker, age
6S, of Route 2, Mocksville,
died Monday afternoon at S:30
p.m. in N.C. Bapllst Hoapilal
after one weeks serious
illness.
Ho was born In Davio
County, Sept. 19. 1913, and
was a retired grocery aloro
operator.
Surviving are his wife, Mra.
Reecie Baker of the home;
Prankic Corncilson of Route
6, Mocksville; one son, Gcrntd
Baker of Route 2, Mocksville;
two grandchildren; Hvo
slstera, Mrs. Ruby Couch of
Urbarea, Ohio, IHrs. LtKy
Whitaker of Route 2,.
Mocksville, Mrs. Minnie Ellis
of San Francisco, Calif., Mrs.
Shirley Wall of Duke St.,
Mockavllle, and Mra. Laura
Whitaker of Route 2.
Mocksville; two brothers,
Luther Baker and Jake
Baker, both of Route 2,
Mocksville.
The funeral was conducted
Wednesday at U;00 a.m. at
Eaton's Funeral Chapel by
the Rev. Luther Crady and the
Rev. Norman Fryc. Burial
waa at Chestnut Grove United
Methodist Church Cemetery.
C.A. LAYMON
George Austin Laymen, S3,
of Rt. 9, Mocksville, died at
7:00 Monday evening at Davie
CountyHoepiul.
The funeral was conducted
at 4:00 p.m. Wednesday at
Eaton's Funeral Chapel, by
the Rev. Benny Beanien.
Burial was In Wesley Chapel
United Mclhodlsl Cemetery.
He was a retired farmer
and ho was a member of
Wesley Chapel United
Methodist Church.
He was born In Patrick
County, Vs., March li, 1896.
to the late Thomas H. and
Ollle Laymon.
Surviving aro his wife, Mrs.
Mary Shelton Laymon; one
daughter Mrs. Garnette
Laymon Nance of Rl, 3.
Mockavllle; one son, Grey A.
Laymon of Rt. (3, Mocksville;
four grandchildren; one half
sister, Mrs. Irene Warren of
Wlnston-Salem.
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MRS. ROBNA CLONTZ
Mrs. Roena Williams
Clonlz, 49. of Rt. 9,
Moduvitle, died Wednesday
aflemoon at 5:00 at Davie
County Hospital, after a two
and a half weeic serious
illness.
The Binenl was conducted
at 2:00 p.ro. Saturday at Fork
Baptist Church, llie Rev.
Vatea Wilkerson and the Rev.
Roy Young officiated. Burial
was in the Fork Baptist
Church Cemetery.
Mrs. CIcntz was born in
Davie County. January 24,
1930. to Ciauae Franklin and
Betfy Koonti Williams. She
was a member nf Fork
Baptist Church and she was
emidoyed at Baker Furniture
Company in Mockavllle.
She is survived by one
daughter, Jane Clontz
Gregory of RL I, Advance;
one son, Allen Ray Clontz of
Rt. 3, Mocksvllle; one sister,
Mrs. Nora Williams Smith of
Rt. a, Mocksvllle; one
brother, Cecil W. Williams of
Rt. a Mocksvllle; one grand
daughter.
HENRY HOMER HUNTER
Heniy Homer Hunter, 79,
of Rt. 2, Mocksvllle. was dead-
on-arrlval at Davie County
Hospital In Mocksvllle.
September I2th.
The funeral was conducted
at 11:00 a.m. Friday at
Eaton's Funeral Home
Chapel, with burial following
In Eaton's Baptist Chiircn
Cemetery.
Mr. Hunter was bom In
Davie County, to the late
Samuel and Robena
Etichenson Hunter. He was a
farmer and a member of
Eaton's Oaplist Church.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Agnes Boger; one
brother. West Hunter of
Wjinlm^olem.
Four
Corners
Mrs. Alice VanHoy of
Winston-Salem. Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Davis and Diana, and
Mr. and Mrs. Willis DavM and
Johnny were Sunday supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. RoMrt
Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Fleming and daughter of
DorvlUe Georflia, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Fleming were
Saturday night supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Fleming.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe White
andMarkvisltodMr. ondMrs.
W.A. White Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Orod^ Beck Is a
latlent of Davlo County
Mrs. Joe Shelton attended
the birthday dinner Sunday
for Mrs. Bobby Shelton at the
homo of her mother Mrs. Sara
Owings.
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Roy Dwight Carter, 39, of
1901 Atigelo street, Winston-
Salem, N.C. died Tuesday
morning at the Baptist
Hospital there.
He was bom In Davie
County to Roy and Daisy
Gentle Carter.
He was an lAM represen
tative for Piedmont Airlines
In WInston-Salem, and was a
veteran of the Vietnam
conflict.
He was married to Csllte
Mae Cook who survives. Abo
surviving are two daughters,
MlssSabrlna Carter and Miss
Sonja Carter, both of the
home; one son, Scolty Carter
of the home; hb mother and
father, Rt. 3 Mocksvllle; two
sbters, Mrs. Phyllis Ivester of
Mockavllle and Mrs. Annette
Robello of Haywood,
Callforaia; one brother, Tim
Carter of Greensboro.
Funerol services will bo
conducted Thursday at 4 p.m.
at Llberiy Boptbt Church in
Davie County, by the Rev.
William Hutchens. Rev. Coy
Steele and the Rev. J.A.
Bracken. Burial will tm in the
church cemetery.
The family will receive
friends at Eaton's Funeral
Home, Wednesday evening
from 7 until 9 p.m.
W.A. WALLER
Wtltai^ A. Waller, 63, of
Cmtal Towers in Winston-
^lem, died on Sunday at 4:20Rm. in Pofsyth Memorial
ospltal.
Bom Oct. 21,1916, In Davie
County, Mr. Waller was a son
of tho late George PInkslon
and Rosa Jane Jorvts Waller.
He woa educated In the Davie
County schools.
Survivors include three
sbters, Mrs. Doris Myers
Fortner of StatesvUIe. Mrs.
Hazel Knight of Cooleemee
and Mrs. Zanie Bost of
Kannapolls.
The funeral was hold on
Wednesday at 2 p.m. In the
LInn-Honeycutt Funeral
Home in China Grove con
ducted by tho Rev. James
Cowlbhaw. Burial was in
West Lawn Memorial Park.
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Two Drown In Flooded
Field Off Underpass Road
Robin Scolt Burton Glenn Wayne Puiti
Two deaths attributed to floodwatcn
occurred oear Advance early Sunday
rnornlng.
The victims were Glenn Wayne Potts.
31, of Rt. 7 Mocksville. and Robin Scott
Burton, la. of Rt. 2 Advance.
Potts, Burton and Penny Reglna
Matthews. IS. of Rt. 2 Advance had been
to a restaurant and were returning to
their homes eariy Sunday morning.
According to Slate Highway Pa
trolman A.C. Stokee, Burton, the driver,
was headed to polts' home via the
Underpass Road when he encountered a
turrlcade and a road closed sign about
four miles weal of Advance. Burton
drove around the obataclcs and suddenly
found the car In deep water ae they
approached a bridge over Carter's
Creek which had overflowed Ita banks.
I^car floated Inloeven deeper water
to the side of the road in a field, where
all three pasaengers managed to get out
of the car.
Only Mi. Matthews knew how to
■wlm. She awam ashore to seek help.
Potts and Burton could only hold to the
car and apparently sank with it.
Davle County Rescue S<)uad, aided by
divers from Forsyth County, searched
for the bodies until about 4 a.m. and
resumed iheir search after dayllghi.
ITw car. a 1074 Dodge, was pulled from
the water about 2 a.m.
Polls body was recovaredai 0;tS a.m.
Sunday, Burton's body was recovered at
1:43 D.m.
The accident occurred around 13:23
a.m. The Investigation report of State
Highway Patrolman A.C. Slokea staled
the car went over a slight rise In the road
and the driver failed to see the water
ahead. The momentum of the carcarried It into approsimitely 13 feet at
water where ail three occupants exited
the vehicle
The State Highway Patrol uld the
fateliUee wouUT tw recorded as non-
traffic deaths biecause occunants of thecar were traveling on ■ portion of a road
ihit had been clowd to traffic
Glann Wayne Potts was born In Oavle
County April It. tflfis. to Glenn P. and
Ruby Cornatxer Potta. He was a con
struction worker with Potie Concrete
Works in Advance.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lyti
Baley Potts, his father and mother of
Rt. 2 Advance: one sister, Mrs. Patricia
Ann MedUn of Lexington; hia grand
mothers, Mrs. Rhea Polls and Mrs.
Genny Cornatxer, both of Advance.
The funeral was conducted Tuesday
afternoon at Eaton's Funeral Home by
the Rev. Alex Alvord. Burial was in the
Advance Uethodlat (%urch cemetery.
Robin Scott Burton was born In Oavle
County to Johnnie W. and Eupharzine
Bedford Burton Sr. He had Uved in
Davle County all his life and attended
Davle High School.
ffe was employed by the Davir Duor
Specialist Company and attended
ElbavJlle United Methodist Church.
Surviving are his mother snd father of
the home; four slaters, Mrs. John E.
(Mildred) Holder of Winston-Salem,
Mrs. T.A •Shirley) Phelps ofLewisvllle. Ms Abby Burton of Ad
vance, Mrs lied iDorlsi Barnes of
Advance; five brothers, Johnny W.
Burton, Jr of Advance. Willism L.
Burton of Advance. Herbert G Burton of
Clemmons, Rodney Burton of Advance.ai^^James E. Burton of Hocksviile
'I'he funeral Ud* cwHiucUsl Turxlay al
the ElbavllleUnlted Methodist Church at
3:30 p.m. with burial In the church
cemetery
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Obituaries
J.C. MYEHS
Jelry Ciccro Myers, 68, of
Rl. 2, died Thursday at
Forsyth Memorial HoapKol.
Winston •Salem.
The (tinsral was conducted
Saturday at Eaton's Funeral
Home Chapel. Mocksvllle,
wtth the Rev, Robert Cruse
officiating. Burial was In
Blxby Presbyterian Church
ccntetery.
Born in Oavie County June
ID. 1011, he was the son of the
tote Wllltom Thomas and
Mamie Bnger Myers. He was
a member of Bixby
Presbyterian Church, and
wos retired from P.H. Hones
Knitting Co. of Winston-
Saicm.
Survivors Include his wife,
Mrs. Annie Williams Myers;
two sons, Lcxter Dean Myers
of nt. 2. Advance, and Stacy
Lee Myers of Rl. 2,
Mocksvllle; three sisters,
Mrs. Nona Leo Bverhort of
Winstcn-Salcm. Mrs. Sallie
Nlvcns of Rt. 3. Mocksvlllo.
and Mrs. Mabel Helton of
Oxford; ond six grand
children.
RICHARD COY SCOTT
Richard Coy ^otl. 79, of Rt.
1 Mocksvillo died Thursday
night after an extended
illness. The funeral was
conducted ol 4 p.m. Tuesday
in the Chapel of Morrison
Studevent Funeral Home.
Burial was in Malnvllle
A.M.E. Zion Church
Cemclerv.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Ossie Scott: three dusghlers,
Mrs. Salde Shnrpe of Har
mony. Mrs. Dorothy Dobson
end Mrs. Helen Scott both of
Wlnston-Salem: one son.
Harvey Scott of Statesville;
one sister, Mrs. Ivie Booe of
Walnut Cove.
TOM BRIGMAN
Alexander T. (Tomt
Brlgraon. 67, of the BaUlmorc
Road. Rt. 3, died Saturday
aflemoon at Baptist Hospltol
In Winston-Satem.
The funeral was conducted
at 2 p.m. Monday at Vogler's
Clemmons Chapel with burial
in Elbavllle United Methodist
Church cemetery.
Mr. Brigmon was born in
McCotl. S.C. to Thomas M.
and Delilah V^bster
Brlgman. He had livcVin the
Advance Community for 20
years and was of the Baptist
faith.
Ho retired from Biltmorc
Dairies in 1974.
Surviving oro his wife, Mrs.
Ruth Carter Brlgman of the
home; two daughters, Mrs.
Robert B. tCarol) James of
l/iwisvllle and Mrs. Michael
S. (MIUI) Carter of Advance;
two grandsons, Brian A.
Carter and Justin M. Carter;
two sisters, Mrs. Mae B.
McCtelland of Jeffersonville.
Indiana and Mrs. Lucy B.
Webb of Maxton. N.C.; one
brother, Roy M. Brigman of
Martinsville, Va.
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Samuel Choffln Rich, 6a, of
1401 iNaasau Blvd., Charlotte,
N.C,'}dled at his home Sun
day,* September 30.
Ho was bom In Mocksvllle,
N.C.^^unc 17,1911 to the late
Helen Choffln and Oscar
Rich.-
Ho Vraa asslslant director of
the •Environmental Health
Department of Mecklenburg
cottniy where he obtained The
Nntlbnal Sanitarian of the
Veaf Award of 1979.
itUHera) services were
conducted Tuesdny, Oct. 2, at
SI. John's Baptist church with
Ills ministers, Dr. Julian Cave
and.the Rev. Bob Laasltor
offlolating. Interment was In
Bvefgreen cemetery.
Survivors Include two
daughters, Mrs. Mary
Kroficcs Crimea and Mrs. Ann
llobscn, both of Charlotte;
one brother, Morsltall Rich of
Fall) CInirch. Vo., ond two
sisters, Mrs. Francos Boles of
Chohlottc and Mrs. Alice
McCreary of Atmore,
Alabama.
Memorial may bo sent to
tlio Next Step Program at SL
Johh's Baptist Church In
tTharlottc, whore he was a
member.
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j.W. McClamrock;
91, Woodleaf RdJ
• John Wesley McClamrock, 91,
of Route 9. Woodleaf Road, died
on Monday at 7:45 p'.m, in
Rowan Manor Nursing Center
after being in denning health
for the past four and one-half
years. f .
^ The funeral will be II a.m. on
Thursday in Gay's Chapel Unit-
^ Methodist Church conducted
'by the Rev. William C. Clark,
pastor. Burial will be in City
Memorial Park. '
The family will be at the
Lyerly Funeral Home on
Wednesday night from 7 to 9
o'clock and the remainder of the
time at the home of a son, John
W. McQamrock Jr., of Route 9,
Woodleaf Road. The body will !
be placed in the church 30
minutes before the funeral.
Bom MaylS. 1888, in Davie
County, Mr. McClamrock was a
son of the late Isaac Wesley and
Mary Josephine McQamrock.
He was educated in the Davie
County schools, was retired
from both textile and farming
and was a member of Gay's
Chapel United Methodist
Church where he was active as
long as his health permitted. His
wife, Ola Kyfes McClamrock,
died on Sepb 18. 1976.
Survivors, in addition to his -
s6n, include one daughter, Mrs.
Ruth Shoaf Gamett of Water-
ford, Va.; five grandchildren;
and five great-grandchildren.
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2-2:00 Vp-.mf Thursday tSifl
, Chapel,;rb)f. the iReV; Alton <■-. £"?gerald and the'ReV." j;Di'
• 'Revis - RiiWai -WiuSi-^ii^i^Asiy--;-i?evis::Bur?al:win?fonow5i^^^^iXiberty/: United Methbdistv!,;-.-;Chur5pCemeteri'J.iThfe^^Cj;faraily win receive friends dtf'■^ the funeral home.from'7<lo 9ll
JO - .V4 iifix uarnes^-.Ridenhour,- Pine RidgedRoad, Cooleemee. i MrsUy\Ridenhouf was^^;;bo'^n in^
' famw A^^nfTifiie -CaspeKlMcDajiiel,.'She. wasttieniber of ,CooIeernee a-. United .M.ethodist"|Church*i3', Her husband preceded herifyll. death iri 1952., Surviving are'"^. ;^five daughters, Mrs\ Frahci^^v^arter of Rt,.4, MbcksviUe^^^! Mrs. rHayden., CMargare'U },'- Beck,'. Mrs. Rubyrhinn. both-pf 'Cooleemee,Mrs.^Charlie /(Nellie) Jordantof. Rt.>13.V. Salisbury and ^.Mrsh'^iutTy
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Herbert Emcit Crater, 7S.
of Rt. S. Mocksville. died
October 2nd at Eorsylh
Memorial Hospllal.
The funeral was conducted
at 2:00 p.m. Thursday at Wyo
Bible Methodist Church by the
Rev. Earl Newton and the
Rev. A.D. Snow. Burial was in
ML Olive United Methodist
Cemetery.
He was born in Forsyth
County to Frank L. and Eiiu
Miller Crater.
He was a verv active
member of the wyo Bible
Methodist Church and was
retired from the Baptist
Hospital.
His wifo, Pauline Lowery
Crater died on November 18,
1974.
Surviving arc one daughter,
Mrs.Diliord (Barbara)
Golding of 32S Fine Needles
Urive, Winston^aiem; one
sister, Mrs. Mary Kimel of
Winston-Solem; two wand-
chiidren, MissTina Golding of
Norlhfork, Va., Paul Golding
of East Carolina University of
Greenville, N.C,
C.K. SPARKS
Charlie Robert Sparks. 66.
of SI7 Motor Road Winston*
Salem died October 3rd at
Forsyth Memorial Hospital.
He was born October 0,1912
In Oavie County to Joseph
Levin and Cora Soylor
Sparks. He hnd iivecl in
Forsyth County since 1946,
and was employed by I.L.
Long Construction Company
as a carpenter for several
years, retiring In 1975.
He attended Crestwood
Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Tilda BurncUc Sparks of the
home: one daughter. Mrs.
Charlcne Martin of
Jacksonviiit:, ir'iu.: two
Roy B. Sparks of Greensboro
He attended Crestwood
Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Tilda Burnctte Sparks of the
home; one daughter, Mrs.
Chariene Martin of
Jucksuiivlile, Flu., two buna,
Roy B. Sparks of Greensboro
and Ronald 0. Sparks of the
home; five grandchildren;
One brother, Henry M. Sparks
nf Mocksville, and several
nieces and newphews.
The funeral was conducted
at Voglcr's Reynolda Road
Chapel at 2:30 p.m. Friday by
the Rev. Marten Rector with
, burial in the Ooklawn
Memorial Gardens.
CLARENCE O. MYERS
Clarence O. Myers. 55. of
Cooleemee. N.C. died
Tuesday at 2 p.m. at N.C.
Baptist Hospital in Winston-
Salem, after 4 days of serious
I illness^
1 He was born in Davie
I County, May 19. 1924, to
I Starling Oscar Myers and the
late Lcona WaM Myers, lie
was a veteran of World War
• II, .ind employed by Fiber
' Indwitrics.
Funaraj services will be
cimuctea Thursday at 4 p.m.
at Edgewood Baptist Church
in Cooteemee. The body will
lie in state thirty minutes
prior to the service. Of*
ficiating will be the Rev. Fred
Carlton, Rev. Harold Parker
ami the Rev. J.D. Rcvls.
Survivors include his wife,
Margaret Creason Myers of
the home; five daughters,
Mrs. Rene Garwood of
L.ui)ieciiiee. Tl«U
Williams of Atlanta, Ga., Mrs.
Michi Dallon (tf Winston*
Solcm, Mrs. Jayne Nardoza of
New Jersey and Mrs. Jo Ann
Mahon of Florida; i son,
Roger Myers of South
Carolina; his father, Oscar
Myers of Autumn Care
Nursing Home; 18 grand
children: I sister. Mrs. Cotcne
Shoaf of Rt. 7. Mocksvliie;
and t brother, Hayden Myers,
also of Rt. 7.
The family will receive
friends at Eatons Funeral
Home Chapel Wcdncsdoy
evening from 7 p.m. until 9
p.m.
MRS. SALLY M.
ridenhour
Mrs. Sally McOanle)
Ridentaour, Bl. widow of C.F.
Ridenhour, formerly of Ford
Street. Cooleemee, died
Tuesday morning at Autumn
Care Nursing Home in
Mocksville.
Funeral services will be
held Thursday, OcL it, at 2
p.m. at Eaton's Funeral
Home Chapel with the Rev.
Alton Fitzgerald and the Rev.
J.D. Rcvis officiating. Burial
will follow in the Liberty
United Methodist church
cemetery.
She was born May is, jasa in
Rowan County to the late
James A. and LiUJe Casper
McOaniei. She was a member
of Cooleemee United
Methodist Church. Her
husband preceded her in
drath August 3. l9S2.
Survivors include S
daughters: Mrs. Francis
Carter and Mrs. Haydeh
Margaret Beck of Rt. 4.
MocksvUie, Mrs. Ruby Dunn
of Cooleemee, Mrs. Charlie
(Nellie) Jordan of Salisbury
ond Mrs. Louie (Nancy) Beck
of Walnut Cove, N.C.; 2 sons.
James F. Ridenhour and CT.
(Bud) Ridenhour of
Cooleemee; 2 sisters, Mrs.
Aiienc Peeler id Landis and
Mrs. Grace Boat of Kan-
napolis; 18 grandchildren, 23
great grandchildren and 6
The family wUl receive
friends from 7 p.m. until 9
p.m. Wednesday at Eaton's
rlineral Home Chapel. At
other times the family can be
reached at the home of James
Ridenhour, Pineridge Road,
Cooleemee.
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MRS. DELLA FOSTER
Mrs. Delia Smith Foster. 90.
died Oclober tst at Long
Beach, Calif.
She was born in Davie
County, to William F. and
Mary Louise Smith.
She Is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Marylcne
Payton of Durbank, Calif, and
Mrs. Gladys Smaliing of
Hunilnglon Dcaeh.Calif.; one
son, Otis T. Foster of Miami.
Florida; five grandchiidren:
four great grandchildren:
Ihree brothers, Albert Smith
and Ncal Smith, both of
Cooleemee and John Smith of
Rl. 7, Mucksvllie.
The tuitonii was conducted
at 2 p.m. Saturday at Elaton
Funeral Home Chapel, with
Don Freemon in charge of
services. Burial was in
>^«richo Church of Christ
cemetery.
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DOYLE D. BEAN
Doyle Dcu-ard Bean. 49, or
Rl. 3. Mocksvillc, was
pronnuncod dead on arrival at
DavIc County Hospilal Friday
at 6 p.m. He apparently
suffered n heart utlack.
The funeral was conducted
Sunday at 2 p.m. at Eaton's
Funeral Chapel with Don
Freeman, minister, of-
riclatlng. The body wos buried
In the Jericho Church of
Christ cemetery.
Born January 17, 1930, In
^avle County, he was a son of
Charlie F. Bean of Cooleemce
and the late bertha Hcliard
Bean. He was o member of
North Main Street Church of
Christ where he was a deacon.
He was a supervisor in (he
welding dcparimeni at the
roctor and Schwartz plant in
wxlngton.
In nddltlon to his father.
Survivors include his wife,
Mildred RIcc Dean; A
daughter, Cindy Bean of (he
home; a son, David Dean of
the home; a brother, Charles
^cnn of Rt. 7, Mocl(Svllic| nnd
stopmoiher Nlnn Bonn of
Coolcemeo.
M.G. (BUCK) ALLISON
Morris Gustave Allison of
Middle Sound, Wilmlnglon,
N.C., died October 9(h In the
Oj^ Fear Memorial Hospital
nthat city.
Born In Davle County,
March23,1903, hcwastheson
of the late Alfonszo Gualavc
and Henrle Morris Allison.
Prior to retirement. Mr.
Allison wos the owner of
Hl^'s Distributing Company
oTwilmington.
He was a member of the
Trinity United Methodist
Church, St. John's Lodge No.
I, A.F. & A M , the Scnillsh
Rite bodies, the Arab Shrine
Club and Sudan Temple.
^Surviving arc his wife, Mrs.
Ilraaio Todd Allison of the
home; two sons, Morris B.
Allison Jr. of Wilmington and
Todd Allison of St. Augusllne,
Florida; two sisters. Miss
Ossie Allison and Margaret A.
LcGrand both of Mocksvllle,Sand (wo grandchildren.
The funeral woa conducted
II a.m. Thursday from the
graveside of Grccnlawn
Memorial Pork. The Rev.
Milton Mann officiated.
Mosonlc rites were accorded
by the Si. John's Lodge No. I
A.F. & A.M.
^•'Tho family received visitors
at the residence.
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Funcrni services for
Clorcnce O. Myers, S5, of
Coolccmec were held Thur
sday 01 4 p.m. In Edgcwood
baptist Church, Coolccmec by
tlic Hcv. Fred Cnriton. Rev.
HnroldParker nnd the Rev.
J.D. Rcvis. Burial wnshold at
Legion Memorial Park,
Cjwtcemcc.
Mr. Myers died lost
Tuesday in N.C. Baptist
Hcspilal after only four doys
of being seriously ill.
Pall bearers were Gniy
Chappell, Steve t .i«uiy
Myers, Jerry Shnof, Bobby
Hampton nnd Cictus Miller.
ISAAC WEBB
Isaac Webb. 6S, of 920 2nd.
St. Alexandria Va., formerly
of Coolcemee, died at his
home Saturday of cancer. He
had been seriously ill for two
months.
He was born in Davie
County to Malt and Mary
Lyerly Webb. Survivors In
clude his wife, Grace Bowles
Webb, D son, Johnny Lcc
Webb and Iwu grandchildren.
Crystal and Chrlslopher Webb
all of Alcxandrlo, Virginia,
and three brothers and throe
flistcrs.
Ho was Q member of the
Alcxondria Church of Christ
and was b retired employee of
D.C. Transit Company of
Washinglon, D.C
Funeral services were
Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. at
Cunnlnglinm Funeral Chapel
with burial In Mount Comfort
Cemetery In Alexandria.
CLIFF R, P1.0WMAN
Clifford Ralph Plowmon.
age 76. of Mocksvillc died in
Davie County Hospital
Monday aflcrnnon, nflcr a
serious Illness of four days.
The funeral was conduclcd
Wednesday nt 2:00 p.m. at
Eaton's Funeral Home
Chapel, with burial following
in Joppa Comptery.
He wos born February IS.
1903. in Yadktn County, to
Tarry G. and Eliza Grace
Plowman.
He WAS a retired policeman
for (he town of Mocksville,
I with ai years ol service.
Surviving are one step-son,
Henry A. Taylor of Maple
Avenue. Mocksvillc; iwostcp-
grandehildrcn, Jim A. Taylor
of Elkin, nnd Mrs. Arvis Gtllis
of Mocksvillc, and three
great grnnd children
MAZIK VANEATON
BOWLES
Mazic VanEaton Bowies,
99. formerly of Milling Road.
Mocksvillc, died Monday
evening at Autumn Care
Nursing Home.
Graveside services will be
held Wednesday, October 17.
at II a.m. at Bethel United
Melhodtsi cliurch cemetery.
She was born June 21, 188(1
In Davie County to the late
Richord T. and Mary
Holoman VonEaton. She
operated n dry goods store.
Survivors include a son,
Ervin Bowles of Choriotte;
two grunddaughtors, 2
grandsons and eight grenl
grnndchltdrun.
MRS. CLARA LOUISE
FOSTER ALBEA
Mrs. Clara Louise Foster
^Albea. of 2304 S. Broad Street,
Wnaion-Salem died ot
Inzrayth Memorial Hcapltal at
1D;00 a.m. Sunday,
Graveside services were
conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday
at Oaklawn Memorial Gar
dens by the Rev. John R.
Splllman, Jr.
JaMrs. Albea was born In
mitth Grove, N.C. to Joaeph
Henry and Lou Smith Poeter.
She was a member of
Central Terrace United
Methodlsi Church where she
also taught Sunday School for
a number of years.
She was emplnypci by R.J.
Reynolds In the old office
building prior lo her marriage
!n IP2! Her fcush.-znd. Tap*
Casweli Robinson Albea, died
in 1976.
Surviving arc one daughter,
Mrs. Jack Dunford of 813
Chester Road; one son, John
B. Albea of Burlington; three
granddaughters, Mrs. Bruce
(Janet) Orcutt, Miss Kim
Albea, and Miss Shelley
Albea: two half-sisters, Roy
Howard of Clcmmons and
Mrs. Garland Mundy of Smith
Grove; one half-brother, Joe
Foster of Mocksvillc.
NKTTtK n HARPING
L. Jeanelta (Nellie) Burton
Harding of Sliver Springs,
Md. died October 2. 1979 at
Silgo Gardcrut Nursing Home
in Tnkoma Park, Md.
She was (he daughter of
Jimmy nnd Solly Click Burton
nnd has relatives and friends
In Davie County.
She Ift survived by her
husband, Ermnn G. (Jack)
Harding, three brolhcrs,
John, Frank and Edward
Burloti nnd one sister, Sudie
B. Haldcrman.
Mrs. Harding was a
graduate of Washington
Advcntist HcepiUil, Tokoma
Park. Maryland and con
tinued in the nursing
her retirement.
Funeral services were Itcld
Fplday Oct. S, at Tokoma
Funeral Home, with in
terment at Fort Lincoln
Cemelery.
CHARLES L. SIIELTON
Charles Love Shellon, Jr.,
S9, of Rt. 5 Salem Acres,
Mocksville, died Sunday after
an illness of two years.
He was born July 20.1920, in
Aaheville the son of Charles
and Amanda Morgan Stieltcn,
Sr., Mr. Shellon lived in
Winslon-Salem for tO years
tzefore moving to Mocksville a
year ago.
He was a self employed
roofer.
Surviving are his w ife, Mrs.
Franky Shinault Shellon of
Delroit, Mich ; four Suns,
Charles L. Jr., Dan R., and
Clifford R Shelton all of
Deiruii. and Dovid A Shelton,
Winston-SQiem; three step-
sniiM Mii'tini'l, Danny and
Jimmy Hodge ail of
Mocksville. 14 grand-
children, three sisters, Mrs.
Ueiiy Markowski, Detroit,
Mrs Margie Bridges, Milan,
Mich , and Mrs. Jean Banks,
Wiiulun-Sslem. The body is at
Vugler's Main Street Clupel
pending funeral
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CLYDE W. RIDENHOUR
Clyde Washington
Ridenhour. 74, of Route 4,
Mocksvtlle, died at Poisyth
Memorial Hospital in Win-
ston-Salem, Tuesday mor
ning, after a day's Illness.
Funeral services wiU be
held Thursday at 2 p.m. at
Jerusalem Baptist Church.
The body will lie in stale
thirty minutes prior to the
service. Burial will follow In
Liberty United Methodist
Church cemetery.
He was bom February 14,
1905 In Davie County to the
late Owen and MoUle Walker
Ridenhour. He was a retired
fanner.
Survivors Include one
daughter. Mrs. Peggy Burton
of Route 4, Mocksville; 1
grandson, Terry R. Burton of
Kerncrsvllle, I great .grand
son of Kernersvllle and a
granddaughter, Ms. Carolyn
J. Burton of the home; a
brother Jack Ridenhour of RL
4 Mocksville; ond a sister,
Mrs. Johnstc R. Gray of
Colfax, N.C.
Family will receive friends
at Eaton's Funeral Home
from 7 until 0.
noBERT S. BATTE.N
Robert Samuel Batten of
Rt. 0, Main Church Rd.,
Mocksville, died Tuesday
morning at Oavie County
Hospital. He was the brother
of Ms. Marie Batten of
Mocksville.
His body is being sent ot
Nitro, W. Va.. for services
and burial.
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MRS. ANNIE CRAVEH ;
Mm. Annie I'hclps Carter 1
Crnver, 88. of Route 2, Road .
1824. widow nf Walter R. /
Crnver. (liedTuesday niffht at s
Dnvie County Hospital in t
Mocttsvillc. Funeral services )
will he held Friday at 2:30 ;f.m. at Mocks United •
lelhodijit Church, with burial
in the church cemetery. Mrs.
CTaver was born in Davto
County, to James and
Mnhalla Myers Phclps. She
has spent oil her lire in the
AdvonceMock conimunilics
and was a munibor of Mocks
United Mehlndisl Church and
die Kidcr Motiter's Sunday
.Scltmil Cluss. Slu> wns first
married tu Witiiain R. Carter,
whn died in 1918. .Surviving
are one duughter. Mrs. Nan
Minor ctf Chorloltc. NO.;
three sons. Roy L.. Robert A.
and James R. Carter, all of
Rl. 2, Advance; nine grand
children: 23 grcot-
nrnndchlldren: one great-
great-granddaughter; 0
niiinbrr of nieces and
iiO|»liew; twu stcpdaughtors,
Mrs. Pearl Wyatt and Mrs.
Verlie Powell. The family will
n>reivo friends at Voglers
Clemmons Chapel from 7 to o
p m. Thursdoy, and at other
limes, at the Itnmo of Mr. Roy
li Curler.
MRS. LAURA LEE
POINDEXTER
Mrs. Laura LeePolndexter,
78, of Rt. 5, Mocksville. died
Friday at Guardian Care in
Clemmons.
She was burn in Yadkin
County, daughter of Alphonso
and Laura Sleelmun
Spillman.
She was a member of
HuntsvIMe Baptist Church
and she was a former school
teacher in Yadkin and Davic
County.
She was a charter member
of Huntavllle-Wyo Home
Demonstration Club. She wos
married to Frank D. Poln-
dexter, who died December
12. 1870.
She is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Grover
(Betty) McPherson of 3021
Prytania Rd. Winston Salem;
one son, Donald Polndexler,
Jr. of Ht. 9. Mocksville; two
sisters, Mrs. W.M. fSaltle)
Taylor of Winston-Salem and
Mrs. Ora Hendrlx of Clem
mons: one brother, W.S.
Spillman of Rt 3, Mocksville;
-sw-Qcandchildren.
The funeral was conducted
ui 2:30 p.m. Sunday at
HuntavUle Baptist Church.
The Rev. J.C. Shore of
ficiated. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
MRS. MARGARET WARD
MAINE
Mrs. Margaret Holion Ward
Maine, 49, of 184 Riverbend
Drive, Bermuda Run, Ad
vance, died Saturday.
She was born In Detroit.
Michigan, and was o member
of (he Augsburg Lutheran
^ Church ond also taught at
Solem College.
Surviving are the husband,
Byron B. MIone; three sons,
Allen M. Maine of 1870 Woods
Road, Barry G. Maine of
Chapel llin, Eric Maine of the
home; her mothor, Mrs. Vera
.( Lowiy Word of Guelph On-
-brio,'Canada.
A private graveside service
for tne family was conducted
at 11:00 a.m. Tuesday at
Forsyth Memorial Park by
the Rev. C. Ross Ritchie Jr.
MRS. MAUISL. McDUNALD
Mrs. Mabel Hulchlna
McDonald, 78 of Rl. 6,
Burlington, widow of (he bte
William J. McDonald, died
October l7th.
The funeral was conducted
at It a.m. Saturday at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel by the
Rev. Larry Staples and the
Rev. Charles Bullock. Burial
was In the Baton's Baptist
Church cemttery.
She was born in Da vie
County lo (he bte Sam Fronk
and Emma Kurfccs Hulchins
and was a member of the
Eaton Baptist Church.
She bught Sunday School ot
the Union Chapel United
Methodist Church and the
Eaton Baptist Church for 40
years.
Surviving are one son,
Jomos Duffee McDonald with
whom she made her home;
three grandsons, Howard,
Duffee, Lamont McDonald,
nil of BnrllngtAi; one sisler.
Mrs. Lillian Elam of Route a,
Mocksville; one brother,
Clyde Hulchins of Route 8,
Mocksville.
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Mrs. Fosa Essie Longalon.
78, of Rt. 5, Mocksvitle. died at
11:45 o.m. Tuesday at Dnvte
k County Ho.spRal In
|r Mocksville. She was l;nrii In
Vadktn County, daughter of
Anderson ana Ellen Batty
Boity. She was a member of
Courtney Baptist Church. She
was first married to David
Burton Essie, who died
February, 195'2. She is sur-
p/vived by her hu.sband, R.D.
Langalonof Miwksville. Rl. 5;
two daughters Mrs J.C.
(Cico) Miller of Wioslnn-
Salctn Olid Mrs. I.R. iMargiei
Pocplw of Rl. 2, Mocksxtlle;
one son. David l-ou Essie n(
Winslon-Solom. three step-
H daughters, Mrs. Uclorea
" Golamnn of HoRlmore .Md.,
Mrs. Vivian Parker of
Burlington, Mrs. Janet Driver
of Rl. 2. Mocksville; two step-
aons, Robert Lnngoton of
Mocksville and Dwiglil
Langston of Little Ruck,
^ Arkansas: one sister. Mrs.
* Clebs Rallcdge of Rt. S.
Mocksville: Iwo grainl-
chlldrcn, Bob Penplos of
Stntesvllle and Miss Kalhy
Peeples of Vadklnvjilp; three-
greatgrandchildren; six step-
granachildrcn. Funeral
b services will be held at 4 p.m.
" Friday at Maekle-Oeniry
Funeral Home Chopcl by the
Rev. O.M. Burcknalter and
the Rev. Jimmy Martin.
Burial will bo In Courtney
Baptist Church cemetery. The
famllv will receive friends at
. the funeral home from ? lo 8
' p.m Thnrsdsy right The
btxly will remain at Mackic-
Gentry Funeral Home.
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Mrs Mnttic llolpcr Joyttcr,
Iks. ul lU. G. Mnck.HviUc. tiled
rhursilu) tnorninK at 6:45 at
Autumn Tare Nursing Home
in Mncksvillo Tnllnwing a
lengthy iltnnss.
site' was born in Dnvie
fminly May .10. 1B94. ihe
ilaughler ii( Ihr late .lolm A.
iiiul Dnvlt* Snin llolpcr, and
was a inombor of Hoar Crook
llnplisl Church.
On Oclohcr 18.1919. she wa.s
married lo .Snnuml Dcwey
Joyncr, who procoodod tier In
donlh.
Surviving arc two .sons.
Grahant Joyncr of Falling
Wntcrs. Wosl Vn., Uov.
Morman Joyncr of Bethel.
N.C.; two daughters. Mrs.
Cllntont Helen t .Smith of Rl. 0.
Mocksvillc. Mrs. Hazel
RoavisofUt JVadklnvillc: 14
arnndchlldren and 15 great
grandchildren.
The (tinonii was conducted
lit 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Bear
Creek Doptist Church by the
Rev. Jack .Inhnsun. the Rev.
W.C. Barkley and the Rev.
Grady Tullcrow. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
Salcm. Two brothers. Lurico
Dulin of Slatesvllle, and
Lcroy Dulin of Mockavllle;
one ward, Mrs. Sadie Diilln
Jones, two stepdaughters.
Mrs. Gunelle Hayes and Miss
Frances Allison. Five sisters-
in-law and two brothers-in-
law.
Funeral services were hold
Friday, October 2G. 1979 at (he
St. John A.M.E. Zion Church
in Mocksvllle. Rev. F.D.
Johnson. Jr. officiated and
burial followed in the church
cemetery.
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VANEATON
Mrs. Lcssie Dulin
VanEatnn, of 1007 Mount View
Drive, Mocksvllle, was dead
on arrival at Davie County
Hospital last Tuesday, Oc
tober following a brief
illness.
She was a native of Davie
County, and n member of the
Falrficld Baptist Church.
Survivors Include four
sisters, Mrs. Annie VnnEaton.
Mrs. Nannie Howell and Mrs.
I<ucy Foolu all of Mocksvllle;
Mrs. Rosa Harper of Winston-
Salcm. Two brolhers. Lurico
Dulin of Slatesvllle. and
Lcroy Dulin of Mocksvllle;
one ward, Mrs. Sadie Dulin
Jones, two stepdaughters.
Mrs. Gunelle Hayes and Miss
France.s Allison. Five sisters-
in-lnw and two brolhcrs-in-
Inw.
Funeral services were hold
Friday. October26.1979 at (he
St. John A.M.E. Zion Church
in Mocksvllle. Rev. F.D.
Johnson, Jr. officiated and
burial followed In the church
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ALLEN VERNON STOUT
Allen Vcrnon Sluul. 49, of
Eiigewood Circle was drad nn
arrival at Davic County
Hoaplta) October 31st.
The funeral was conducted
2 p.m. Saturday at the First
Baptist Church of Coolccmec
by the Rev. Lcc WhKlock and
the Rev. Ray Pctincll. Burial
was In the Rowan Memorial
Park Cemetery In Salisbury
with military riles.
Mr. Stout was a retired
Major from the United Slates
Army, and was a member of
the First Baptist Church of
Coolecmcc. He was
associated with Hcffncrs
Land of Food in Mocksvillc,
and was a graduate of
Cooleemee High School.
Surviving ere the wife, the
former Mrs, Helen
Mayberry: one daughlcr.
Miss Pam Stoul of the home;
two sons, Allen and Steve,
both of Winston-Salcm; four
grandrhildrcn; nnd his
parents of C«w^lcomcc.
MRS. .JESSIE SHANK
Mrs. Jessie Ervln Shank,
fit. of R(. 3. Mocksvillc died at
her home October 31 si. She
wiiN the wife of Lloyd D.
siuuth.
The funeral was conducted
Saturday nt II a.m. at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel by the
Rev. Yntcs Wilkinson. Burial
was in Fork Baptist Church
Cemetery.
She wan born in Cotawbo
Co. to E.H. and Daisy
McLondon Ervln.
Surviving «re the hunlwnd;
one daughter, Mrs. Mike
(Dorthy) Langford of Rt. 5,
Thomasvlllc: one son. Lloyd
D. Shank Jr. of Washington.
N.C ; three sisters, Miss
Verona Ervln of Newton,
N.C,, Mrs. Marshall Long of
Ashe. N.C.. Mrs. George
T«ylorofSnowhlll, N.C,; one
brother Eddie Ervln of
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CASH
Mr. Thomas Dallon Cash Sr..
.71. of 3946-G St. Marks
Road, died at 12;4S p.m.
' Saturday at Forsyth Me-
1 morial Hospital after an ex-
I tended illness. Funeral serv-
: Ires will be conducted at 3:30Km. Tuesday at Vogler's
eynolda Road Chapel.
! Burial will be in Forsyth Me-
! mnrial Park. Mr. Cash was
born Feb. 28. 1908. to
Thntn.i5 H. and no.sc Mc-
Kaughan Cash. Most of his
life was spent in Win.ston-
Saletn where he was
educated at R.J. Reynolds
High School apd at
Appalarhian Slate Univer
sity in Bnvnc. lie received
hij! masters degree at UNC-
.Greensboro. For 22 years he
served as head coach and
.later hccame atltletic direc-
'•tpr at Gray and Parkland
high schools. Prior to his
ytars as coach in Winslon-
Salein. he had coached in
-Salisbury. Hamlet and
■S^nfnrd. He was a member
of Rcynolda Presbyterian"Church. Surviving are hiswife. Mrs. Kulh Blake Ca.sh;rinle daughter. Mrs. Syndra
.Ttdnford of Mocksville: one3iop. Thomas D. Cash .Ir. of
Greensboro; six grand-
'hhildren; one sister. Mrs.
Rbsanell Cash Berrett of^Gllowhee. The famiiy will
Mieive friends Sunday and^nday nights from 7 to 99.R1. at Vogler's Reynolda:l^ad Chapel.
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MRS. ELIZA PKARL
MARTIN
Mrs. Eliza Pearl Kennedy
Martin, 76 of Rt. 2 Ruffin, N.C.
died suddenly at her home
Monday night. She was the
mother of Allen J. Martin Jr.
of Mocksvlllc.
The foriiivr Eiizii Pcai)
Kennedy, she was the
daughter of the late Sidney
and Mary Evelyn Lamb
Kennedy. She was bom in
Randolph County but lived
most of her life in the Oregon
Hill community of
Rockingham County.
She was the widow of Allen
Jackson Martin Sr., who died
in 1972.
She Is survived by one son,
Allen J. Martin Jr. of
Mockaville; five sisters: Mrs.
Ethel Kennedy. Mrs. Clara
Wright. Mrs. Virginia Banks,
all of High Point: Mrs. Edna
Rogan of Burlington and Mrs.
Lola Ragan of Wilmington; a
brother, Bobby Kennedy of
Hi^ Point; a grandchildren
and one great grandchild.
The funeral will be held at 2
p.m. Thursday at the
Wilkorson Funeral Chapel in
Reidsvllle. Dr. Adrian Grout,
Pastor Emertius of the 1st
Wesleyan Church of High
Point, the Rev. Leiand
Richardson, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church of
Mocksville, and the Rev,
Lonzio Strader of Reidsvllle
will officiate. Interment will
be In the Dan River Primitive
Baptist Church cemetery.
Ruffin, N.C.
The family will receive
friends at the Wllkerson
Funeral Chapel In Reidsvllle
from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wed*
nesday night.
MRS. EMMA MAY OWENS
Mrs. Emma May Owens. 77.
of 17 Yadkin St., died at Davio
County Hospital in Mocksville
Thursday morning.
The funwal was held
Saturday in the First Baptist
Church of Cooloemoe con
ducted by the Rev. Lcc
Whitlock. Burial was In
Liberty United Methodist
Church Cemetery in Davie
County.
Born Jiily 29 J902, irt Dav^
"TouhlyrMrsTDwens was a
daughter of the late Francis
Marion and Sollic Godboy
May. She was a member of
the First Baptist Church of
Cootcemce.
Survivors include her
husband, William Owens:
four daughters, Mrs. Dorothy
Failc of Chester, S-C.. Mrs.
Nellie Gales of Shelby. Mrs.
Betsy Beck of Cooleemce and
Mrs. Carolyn Ncely of Rich
mond, Va.; one son. John
Owens of Oxford; nine
grandchildren; and two great-
grandchlldrpn.%
MILTON S. HAYNES
Milton S. Haynes, 78, of Rt.
6, Mocksville, died November
7th at Porsyth Memorial
Hospital.
The funeral was conducted
at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at
Sandy Springs Baptist
Church, by the Rev. Flake
Mason, the Rev. Paul Moore
and the Rev. Albert Bracken,
Burial was in the church
cemetery with Masonic
Graveside Rites.
He was born In Iredell
County, son of Luther J. and
Maggie Renegar Haynes. He
was a member of Sandy
Springs Baptist Church,
Modtsville Lodge Number 134
A.F. & A.M. and he was a
retired merchant.
He Is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Emma Ronegar
Haynes: one daughter Mrs.
Odell (Madolyn) Wagoner of
Rt. 5. Mocksville, one sister,
Mrs. Violet Haynes Carson of
Tampa. Flo.; one brother,
Cisco Haynes of Stoncy Point,
N.C.; two grandchildren.
Connie Wagoner Andrews and
Doytt Hones Wagoner, both of
Rt. 0, Mocksville.
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f" Mrs. Lessie Oakley Chunn,
cr 70, of Gary Ind., a former
resident, died Friday night at
Gary. Ind., General Hospital.
^ She had been seriously ill for
one day.
She was bom OcL 9.1009, in
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the late Lomax and Blanche
Clement Oakley. Educated in
Davie County Schools, she
was a former member of New
bethel Baptist Church In
Davie Coun^.
Surviving are her bustmnd,
Hubert; four sons, James
Oakley, Bennie Chunn.
Eugene Chunn and Robert
Chunn. all of Gary Ind.,; and
three sisters. Mrs. Jettie
Chunn. of..Rt.^...M9ckavJlle._
and Mrs. Thelma Daiton and
Mrs. Edna Payer, both ot
Gary, Ind.
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Tbc funeral for Charlie
Swannie Sheets, 84. of 434
Vance Ave. who dl^ Friday
at 9:4S a.m. at Rowan
Memorial Hospital after a
year's declining health and a
serious illness of eight weeks
was held Sunday at Stalllngs
Memorial Baptist Churtrh
conducted by the Rev. Ronald
J. Meddle. Burial was in
Chestnut Hlli Cemetery.
Born Jan. 12.1895. in Davic
County. Sheets was a retired
boilermaker for 43t4 years
with Southern Railway. He
was a member of Stallings
Memorial Baptist Church,
where he was on the usher
staff for 55 years and served
as adult department
secretary for 39 years. He was
a member of the International
Association of Boilermakers.
His wife, the former Ha
Finney. died July 27. 1972.
Surviving are two sons,
Charles Herman Sheets of
Houston. Tex. and Eugene F.
Sheets of Woodleaf; one
daughter, Mrs. Ruby S.
Wilkinson of the home; a half-
brother, J.W. Ward of
Woodleaf; a half-sister Mrs.
Bynum Murray of Charlotte;
seven grandchildren and
seven great-grandchildren.
THOMAS D. CASH
Thomas Dalton Cash. Sr..
71. of 2946-G SL Marks Road.
Winslon-Salem died at 12:45
p.m. Saturday, November to,
1979 at Forsyth Memorial
Hos|dtal after an extended
I fliness.
The funeral was conducted
I at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at
Vogler's Reynolds Road
Chapel. Burial was in Forsyth
Memorial Patk.
Mr. Cash was born
"February 26.~i908, to Thomas
H. and Rosa McKaughn Cash.
Most of his life was spent in
WInston-Salem.
He was educated at R.J.
Reynolds High School in
Winston-Salem and at Ap
palachian Stotc University in
Boone. He received his
masters degree at UNC-
Greensboro.
For 22 years he served as
head coach and later became
athletic director at Gray ond
Parkland high Schools.
Prior to his years as coach
in Winston-Salem, he had
coached in Salisbuiy. Hamlet
and Sanford.
He was a member of
Rcynolda Presbyterian
Church.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Ruth Flake Cash; one
daughter, Mrs. Sydna Sanfoitl
of Mocksville; one son.
Thomas D. Cash. Jr. of
Greensboro; one sister, Mrs.
Rosanell Cosh Bennett of
CuIIowhee: six grand
children.
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8B - DAME COUNTY ENTHRrRlSF. RECORD. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1979
ARMAND T. DANIEL
Armond Tumor Daniel, 72,
t4 MockRvlllc, died Saturday
evening in Davie County
Hospital, after an extended
(llncss.
He was Uie husband of Mrs.
Evelyn Brown Daniel and was
a retired lawyer and
busineaaman.
The fancrol was conducted
at It a.m. Tuesday at First
United Methodist Church by
the Rev. George Auman and
Dr. Thomas Lankford. Burial
was in Rose Cemetery.
Mr. Daniel was ^rn in
Davie County the ion ot J.
Arthur and Florence Armand
Daniel. lie was a member of
First United Methodlal
Church.
Surviving are his wife, his
mother and father of
Mocksville.
His first marriage was to
Ann Lambeth. They had four
children who survive, two
daughters, Mrs, Thomas A.
Lankford of Durham and Mrs.
John A, Young of Charlotte;
two sons, Armond T. Daniel,
Jr. of Laurlnburg, N.C. and
Max L. Daniel of Charlotte.
The children of his present
marriage are three
daughters, Mrs. David G.
DesNoyers, Belay Parker
Daniel and Marjorlc E.
Daniel, all of Mocksville; two
sons, Larry A. and Leslie G.
Daniel, both of Mocksville;
one Bister, Mrs. Harold Shank
of Merchinaon, Texas; one
brother, C. Leslie Daniel of
Mocksville; eight grand
children and one great-
^andchild.
The family rcoucsted that
memorials be given (o the
Bowman Gray School of
Medicine for leukemia
research.
MRS. J.H. MONTGOMERY
Mrs. Vashti King Mon
tgomery, 63, of Rl. 2,
Mocksville, dl^ at her home
at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
Graveside services will l>c
held Saturday at t) a.m. at
Farmington United Methodist
Church cemetery.
Mrs. Montgomery was born
In Trio, S.C. to Jasper and
Lorcna Montgomery King.
She was a member w
Farmington United Mcthodlat
Church and a retired nurse,
graduating from City
Memorial Hocpilal in 1916.
Mrs. Montgome'ry was known
as Farmlngton's Florence
Nightingale, assisting many
physiclana. neighbors, and
mends In time of need.
Many years after retiring,
she spent her time being of
service to her community
through deeds of kindness and
health services. In 1965 she
was named the Most Out
standing Woman in the Pino
-Farmington community.
Her husband, James Howe
Montgomery, died In May
1967. Surviving are four
daughters. Mrs. Louise
Walker of Rl. 2, Mocksville,
Mrs. Eleanor Eddleman of
Advance. Rt. 4, Mrs.
Margaret Fre«e of Green
sboro, and Mrs. Elisabeth
Gibson of Oxon Hill, Md.; one
son. Robert L. Montgomery of
Clemmons; 13 grandchildren;
five great-grandchildren.
LEON L, FOSTER
Leon Laselle Foater, 75 of
Rt. 2, Mocksville, was
pronounced dead at 8:30 p.m.
November I4th at Davie
County Hospital.
The funeral was conducted
Friday at 2 p.m. at Elaton
Funeral Chapel by the Rev.
Alvln Holt and the Rev. Benny
Bcarden. Burial was in South
Oak Ridge Baptist Church
cemetery in Yadkln County.
Mr. Foster was bom in
Davie County to the late
Richard Monroe and Ella
Smith Foater. He was a
retired carpenter and a
former employee of
Burlington Mills at
Cooleemee,
He was a member of.
Farmington United Methodist
Church.
Surviving are his wife, |.ola
Rcavls Foster; severol nieces
and nephews.
MRS. J.H. KING
Mrs. Helen Michael King.
49, of Rt 1, Advance, dlM
November Hth at Baptist
Hospital III WInstOR-Salem
after a short illness. Scr\'lcca
were conducted Saturday at 2
p.m. at Yadkln Valley
Bapllat Church by the Rev.
Leon Wood. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Mrs. King was born In
Davidson County-to-the-lale-
Albert Michael, Sr. and Ollie
Flshel Michael. Sht. was a
member of Yadkln Valley
Baptist Church.
Surviving are her husband.
Joe H. King of the home; four
daughters, Mrs. Eileen K.
Dunn. Mrs. Rebecca K.
Smith, Miss Deborah King,
and Mlsa Phyllis King, all of
Rl. 1, Advance, -one- son,
Thomas M. King of Rt 1,
Advance; three grand
children; five sisters, Mrs.
Ella Ellis and Mm. Clara
Mcrrlman. both of Rl. i,
Advance; Mrs. Beulah
Carter, Mis. Louise
Masencup, and Mrs. Gladys
Dowel), all of Winslon-^lem;
three brothers, Clyde Michael
of Clemmons, johnny Michael
of Easley, S.C. and A.N.
Michael, Jr. of Winaton-
Salem.
CHARLES H. WHITE
Charles H. White, brother of
Mrs. M.D. Pope of
Mocksville, died TlHirsday,
November IS, at Wesley Long
Hospital in Greensboro, N.C.
He made his homo in Gib-
sonville, N.C.
Funeral services were
SctiiTila"/ at 2;36 "p.m. at the
First Baptist Church In
Gibsonville, N.C.
Olhcr than his slater, Mrs.
Pope, he Is survived by
several nieces and nephews.
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Sr 58. of 259 Flintshire
Road, died early Sunday
morning at
Memorial Hospital. Fimera
services will be conducted at
2 p.m. Tuesday at CalvaryBaptist Church by Dr. Mark
Corts and Dr.
Stewart. Burial will be m
Forsyth Memorial, Park. Mr.
Merrill was born "September
25. 1921. in Davie Coi^^ to
Charles Benjamin and Rutn
Steele Merrill. He had spent
his early life m Davie
County, was a
R J Reynolds High School,
and was a member of
Calvary Baptist Church. He
was a member of theWinston-Salem Kiwanis
Club, the Elk's Club, and the
Board of Directors of the
Retail .Merchants
Association. For 17 years he
had been a vice president
and a member of the Board
of Directors of ^averty Fur
niture Company and at me
time of his death he was
manager of Maxwell Home
Furnishings. Surviving are
his wife. Mrs. ManeStew^t
Merrill of the home; one ,
daughter, Mrs. Linda M.
Vannoy of 2325 Creatv>ew
Way; one son. R- BenMerrill, Jr. of 8852 Kmgstree
Drive. Clemmons; threegrandchildren; one sister.
Mrs. MargaretGermanton Road- Thefamily will receive friends at
Vogler's Reynoda Roaa
Chapel from 7 to 9 p.m.
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C. GLENN ALLEN
Charlie Glenn Allen, Ti, nl
Mocksvllle Rt. 2, was dead on
arrival ol Dnvlo Ccunly
Hospilnl Sunday momlnR.
The funeral was cnnducled
at 2 p.m. Tuesday at
DcUiIdivin United Mctliodlst
Church by (he Rev. Donald
Thunderburke. Burial was In
the church cetnelcry.
- _ Mr, Allen was horn In Dnvle.
CnuiUy March 28, 1907 (o (he
Inle Charlie Wilson and
Pannic Smith Allen.
He was a retired dairy
farmer and is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Esther Sofley
Allen; one daughter, Mrs.
U>ta Allen Ellis of Rt. 3
Mocksvillc: three sons,
Cornell Allen of Oklahoma,
C,W, Allen of Rt. 2 Mocksville
and Lester Allen of Rt. 3
Mocksville; seven grand
children; three sisters, Mrs.
Myrtle Williams and Mrs.
Mlldr^ Blalock botli of RL 1
Advance, and Mrs. Helen
Phillips of WInston-Salem;
one brother, Gene Allen of Rt.
3, Mocksville.
Any memorials may be
madd to Bethlehem llnltcd
Methodist Church Cemetery
Fund, c*0 P.R. Ellis, Rt. 3,
Mocksvillc.
R.B. MERRILL
Ralph Benjamin Merrill,
Sr. SB, of 259 Plinlaliire Road,
Winston-Salem, died early
Sunday morning ot Porsyth
Memorial Hospital.
The funeral was conducted
at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Colvary
Baptist Church by Dr. Mark
Cortsand Dr. Wilson Stewart.
Burial was In Porsyth
Memorial Park.
Mr. Merrill was born
September 25, 1921, in Oavie
County to Charles Bnnjamin
and Ruth Steete Merrill. He
had spent his early life In
Da vie County, was a graduate
of R.J. Reynolds High School,
and wos a member of Calvary
Baptist Church.
He was a member of the
Winston-Salem Kiwanis Club,
the Elk's Club, and the Board
of Directors of ilie Retail
Merchants AssocioUon. For
17 years he had been a vice
.4?i3PSldciiLand_ii_inflmbcr_Jif-
the Board of Directors of
llavcrty Furniture Company
undat the time of his death he
was manager of Maxwell
Homo Furnishings.
Surviving arc his wife, Mrs.
Marie Stewart Merrill of the
home; one daughter, Mrs.
Linda M. Vannoy of 2325
Crcstvicw Way; one son, R.
Ben Merrill, Jr. of B852
KIngstrco Drive, CIcmmons;
throe grandchildren; one
sisler, Mrs. Margaret Pulton
of Uermanton Road.
WAYNE EDWARD REAVIS
Wayne Edward Reavls. 39,
of Yadkin count>' was dead on
arrival at Lula Conrad Hoots
Mo.spttal at Yadkinvllle,
Thursday, November 22.
He was born In Davic
County to Howell Edward
Reavis and Susie Dull Reavls
of Yodkinvlllo.
Survivors include his wife,
Virginia Miller Reavls of the
home; a daughier, Mrs.
Tninmy Lewnllen of Duvic
County; stepchildren, Mrs.
Pam Warren, Miss Marcie
llcllard, Miss Stephanie
liellard and Todd Hcllord;
one brother, Jerry Leo Reavls
of Advance, N.C.; ond one
sister, Mrs. Wanda florae of
Mocksville.
Funeral services were
conducted Sunday, November
23. at Turners Creek Baptist
Church. Burial was In the
church cemetery.
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Mrs. Nella Smith
Bcaucharap, 73, of Rt. I, died
Tucsdny morning ot Porsyth
Memorial Hospital In Win-
stoivSalcm. Funeral services
were conducted Thursday al'2
p.m. at Dcthlchrm United
Methodist Church by the Rev.
Donald Punderburkc. Burial
jylll ..-br.—ln JhP_ .ehurcli.
cemetery.
Mrs. Bcoucliamp was born
In DavIc County to the late
John H. and Nuin Ward Smith
She was n member of
Bethlehem United- Sicthodist
Church,
Surviving are her husband.
Joel E Beauchamp; two
daughters, Mrs. Gilbcrat
tNclda) Sofley of Rt. I Ad
vance, and Mrs. G.W. (Betty)
Potts of Advance; four
sisters. Mrs. Evola Shock.
Mrs. Lillian Smith, and Mrs.
Margie Hendrix, oil of Rt. l.
Advoncc.and Mrs. Lydia
Allen of Rt. 4, Yadkinvllle; on
c brother, R. Sim Smith of
Marshalltown, lowo.
FRED LEE
McDANIEL
Fred Lee McDanicI, 79, of
Rt. 2, Wallburg Road, High
Point, brother of Mrs. Mary
Burleson and Mrs. Martha
Jenkins of Salisbury, died
Thursday morning ot the N.C.
Baptist Hospital In Winston-
Salem.
The funeral won held at ?.
p.m. in the First Wesleyan
Church of High Point, con
ducted by Dr. Clyde A.
Pnilicr, Dr. J.A. Grout ond
the Rev. James L. Denny.
Burial was In Hickory Chapel
Wesleyan Church cemelei7.
Mr. McDanicI was born
April 20, 1900, In Davie
Countv. a son of the late
Daniel B. and Margaret
Murphy McDanicI. A resident
of High Point for S2 years, he
was married to Veltle Ifepler.
who survives He was em
ployed at Amos Hoiscry Mill
for 2,5 yeors, retiring in 1065
and woB a member of the
First Wesleyan Chyreh and
the Men's Bible Class.
Also surviving are four
daughters. >Hs9 Lucy. McD-
anlel of the home, Mrs.
Marvin Hcdgccock and Mrs.
Ronald Parris. both of High
Point, and Mrs. Bobby
Chapman of Rt. 4, High Point,
Four sons, Allen of Rt. 2,
High Point, and Hoi, Aaron
and Paul, all of High Point; 10
grandchildren; another
sister. Mrs. Lillle Hcplcr of
Mocksvillc.
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ANN GRANT KELLY
Ann Grant Kelly, daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. A.T.
Grant, Sr. died In Wake
Memorial Hospital, Sunday.
December 2, 1979.
A graveside service was
held Tuesday morning at
Montlawn Cemetery in
Ralulgii, N.C:
.Survivors Include her
husband. Forrest Kelly of the
home; 3 sons, George.
Brewsler andJohn Mason and
1 grandchillV; 2 brothers; A.T.
Grant, Jr. 'Of Mocksvillc and
W.A. Granl^ Camden, S.C.;
4 sisters, RVoecca Littleton of
Wilmington. Delia Yokely of
Winston-Salem. Sarah Allen
of Culowhee. N.C. and Helen
(Polly) Bunch of Mocksvillc.
R.W. BOETTCHER
Recce William Boettcher,
SO, of Rt. 7, Mocksvillc died at
North Carolina Memorial
Hospital in Chapel Hill late
Friday night.
The funeral was conducted
at 3 p.m. Sunday at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel by the
Rev. Gilbert Lcclercq. Burial
was In Rose Cemetery,
Mocksvillc.
A native of Clark County.
Wts., he was the son of the late
Carl Fletcher and Vider Klsk
Boettcher. He was an em
ployee of Fiber Industries.
Survivors include his wife,
the former Jennie Louise
Biles; twoaons, James Luther
Boettcher of Rt. S, Lexington,
and Harold Recce Boettcher
of Rt. 3, Mocksville; two
grandchildren, three
stepgrandchildren; his step
mother, Mrs. Lethia Boett
cher of ML Airy ; a step-sister,
Mrs. Delmer Riggs of Rt. 8
Mt. Airy: three step brothers
Claude, Dallas and Odell
Parkci all of Mt. Airy.
E.W. CAMPBELI.
Everett Wyatt Campbell,
66, of Route 4. was dead on
arrival at Davic County
Hospital al 12:45 p.m.
Saturday from an apparent
_jsaasLallack...
Funeral arrangements arc
incomplete. The body will be
taken to White Sulphur
Springs. W.Va. for the funeral
and burial.
Born in Grcenbriar. W.VA..
he was a son of the late Ira
Dec and Annie Shaffcr
Campbcli. He was a retired
butcher.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Katie Campbell; three
daughters, Mrs. (?athy Gill of
CIcmmons, Mrs. Cindy
Johnson of Rt. 2. Advance,
and Miss Linda Campbell of
the home; a son, Charles
Campbell of Canton; a
brother, Taylor Campbell of
Danberry; and three grand
children.
JAMES (JIM) P.
LIVENGOOD, SR.
Funeral services for James
Phillip Livengood, Sr. 65, of
Route 3, Lexington, N.C. were
held Tuesday, December 4, at
I^rk Baptist Church. 0^
ficiatlnig ministers were the
Rev. Ya tes Wilkinson and the
Rev. Stuart Conrad. Burial
was In (he church cemetery.
Mr. Livengood died at his
home Saturday, December i,
after four years of declining
health. He was retired from
Krochler Manufacturing
Company in Welcome, N.C.
Survivors include his wife,
Daryl Giles Livengood of the
home; four daughters. Mrs.
Jessie Michael of Welcome.
N.C.. Mrs. Don «Carol»
Williams. Mrs. Everett iKay)
Elliott, and Mrs. Lee (Sue)
Ellcr. all of Lexington; two
sons. Larry and Jimmy
Livengood, both of Route 3.
Lexington; eighteen grand
children and one great
grandchild; 3 sisters. Mrs.
. Wf)1tf*r
Snlem. Mrs, Kearney Koontz
and Mrs. James Yarbrough
both of Lexington.
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Albcrl Ifnrris Sain. 91. of
Mnckstvilic Rl died -it 6
p.m. Snndny ai Davie Cnunly
ilospilnl.
Tlif funeral was conducled
at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Eaton's
Kunoral (Impel by Ihc Rev.
Luther Crady and the Rev.
ireorge Auman iiuriai was m
Oak (3rove United McthodisI
Church Cemetery.
Mr. Sain was born in Da vie
County April H. IBBIt. to Casper
and Sarah Elizabeth Harris
Sain. He was a retired farmer
and was a member of Oak
Grove United Methodist
Church.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Rosa Smith Sain; four
daughler.s, Mrs. Moody
Chaffin of Mocksvillo. Mrs.
Alton Poster of Rt. 4
Mocksville. Mrs. D.K.
Whitakcr j)f Pt. I.,{iuderdnle.
Pin., and Mrs. Ru.ssell Jordan
of California: throe sons.
Casper and Lonnic Sain of Rt.
.1 Mocksville and Lester I).
Sain of Rl. 2 Mocksville; 14
grandchildren and 19 great
grandchildren.
J.D. HEGE
Jake Drew (Dee) Hcgc, 6S,
died December S. at his home
in the Reeds community,
Route 15, Lexington. N.C.
Mr. Hcgc was born in Da vie
County January 17,19t4 to the
late Jacob Rud and Annie
Robertson Hege. He spent his
early life in Davie County and
was a Veteran of World War
H. He was a carpenter by
trade but was retired because
of poor health.
Surviving arc his wife.
Irene Richardson Hege of the
Ibome; one daughter, Kathy
BjpDonald of Durham- one
*n, Jcrald Dee Hege; two
grandchildren. Dawn and
Dannon llcge, all of Durham.
Also surviving are three
sisters. Mrs.Snllie Poster, Rt.
7. Mocksville. Mrs. Grace
Peacock. Winston-Salcm,
Mrs Wnnii Hnndrlv. lU 9.
Advance; three brothers. Joe
Hniin. Rt i. Salishufv. John
Hege. Charlotte; and Moi'gbll"
itcge of Plorida.
Piincral .services were held
Friday at Davidson Puncral
Home Chapel by the Rev.
John H. Pace, of Reeds
Baptist Church. Burial was in
Forest Hills Memorial Park.
I,oxington.
DAVID A. GROCE
David Anderson Groce, 56.
of Mocksville. Rt. S. died at
12:10 a.m. Monday at Luta
Conrad Hoots Memorial
Hospital in Vadkinville.
The funeral was conducted
at 2 p.m. Wednesday at
Mackie-Genlry Funeral
Chapel by Ihc Rev. Eugene
Goodman and the Rev.
Clarence Harreli. Burial was
in Turner's ('reck Baptist
Church cemetery.
Mr. Groce was born in
Vndkin County to Daniel and
Ha McBridc Grocc.
He was a member of Tur
ner's Creek Baptist Church.
Surviving arc his wife.
Laura Bcamon Groce; two
(laughters, Mrs. Bill (Ola
Mac) Seats of Rt. 5.
Mocksville, and Mrs. Bobby
(Ruby) Eddlemon of Rt. 2,
Vadkinville; one sister. Mrs.
Dora York of Vadkinville. Rt.
3, four brothers. Jomes,
Willie, and Miller Grocc, all of
Rt. 5. Mocksville; and Robert
Groce of High Point; four
grandchildren.
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Charlie Stewart Brown. 85.
of Rt. 2, Mocksville wos dead
on arrival at the Davie County
Hospital Dec. 4th.
The funeral was conducted
at 2 p.m. Friday at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel by the
Rev. Larry Staples. Burial
wos in Union Chapel United
Meihodisi t.'hurch Cemetery.
He was born in Davie
County to the late Jim and
Ermmo (ilascock Brown, and
xvo- a retired farmer. His wife
the former Hazel Summers
prececdcd him in death,
March t.3. 197B.
.Surviving is one sun, Amos
Brown of Rt. 2. Mocksville.
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MRS. SAF.I.Y BAltEV
Mrs. Sally Harlman
Bailey, 01, of Kuiile 3, was
dead on arrival at Davie
County Hospital Monday
morning at 9:30 o'clock of an
apparent heart attack.
The funeral was held
Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Ad
vance United Methodist
Church conducted by the Rev.
Alex Alvord. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Bom Aug. 9. 1918 in Davie
County. Mrs. Bailey was a
daughter of the late Lewis E.
and Ellzabelh Vogler Hart-
man. She was a member of
Advance United Methodist
Church.
Survivors Include her
husband. Hubert Lewis
Bailey; one son. Taylor
Frederick Bailey of Clem-
mons; five sisters, Mrs.
Mabel Bailey, Mrs. Vogie
Marsh, Mrs. Ann Earnhardt,
and Mrs. Betty Earnhardt, ail
of Advance and Mrs. Maggie
Carter of Hickory;
Two brothers. Henry and
Robert Hartman, both of
Advance: and one grandchild.
EVERETTE DEWEY
SEAMON
Everette Dewoy Seainon,
66. of 805 Park Avenue, died at
his home Sunday morning.
The funeral was conducted
at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel by Joe
Adams. Burial was in the
Jericho Church of Christ
Cemetery.
Mr. Seamen was born in
Davie County to the late
James Monroe and Tabitha
Driver Seamen.
He was a retired employee
of Martin Brothers Hardware
and was a member of (he
Church of Christ.
Surviving are his wife, tlie
former Margaret Daniel; two
.son.s. Earl Seamon of Mat-
Owws and I..arry Scamon of
Salisbury: four grand
children; Iwo sisters. Mrs.
Fatie Bowles of Rt. 7
Mocksviiic and Mrs. Beatrice
Hcndrix of Rl. 3 Mocksvllle;
one brother, Clyde Scamon of
Rt. 2 Mocksviiic.
MRS. LIIXIE
MAE MYERS
Mrs. Lillic Mae Barney
Myers, 7>l. of Advance, Rt. 2,
died Friday afternoon at
Davie County Hospital.
She was the widow of Ray
P. Myers.
The funeral was conducted
Sundoy at 2 p.m. at Baton's
Funeral Chapel by the Rev.
Robert Crews and the Rev.
David Barney. Burial was in
BUby Presbytcrion Church
cemetery.
Mrs. Myers was born In
Davie County tcAephesus and
Becky Cope Barney.
Surviving arc two sons. Joe
Henry Myers of Rt. 2, Ad
vance and James D. Myers of
Rt. 2, Mocksville; ten grand
children; one sister. Mrs.
Olllc Godbey of Rt. 1.
Mocksville; one brother,
James Barney of Rt. 2, Ad
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Dcwey Shaftner Ratiedge,
82. of Route 6, died at 1:40
a.m. December 13th at Davie
County Hospital.
The funeral was held at 2
p.m. in Liberty Baptist
Church conducted by the Rev.
William Hutchon and the Rev.
Jack Johnson. Burial was in
the chuich cemetery.
Born September 22,1897, in
Davie County, Mr. RoUedgc
was a son of the late William
L. and Emma Baity Ratiedge.
He was a retired farmer and
was a member of Liberty
Baptist Church,
Survivors include his wive.
Margie Hools Ratiedge; one
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Ratiedge
Tuttcrow of Rt. 1, Mocksville;
one son. Dewey Wilson
Ratiedge of the home; one
sister, Mrs. Edmonia NIfont
of Winslon-Salem;
Three brothers, A.C. and
Cietus Rotiedge, both of Rt. S,
Mocksville and C. Giimer
Ratiedge of Winston-Salem;
Bvc grandchildren; and two
great-grandchildren.
BESSIE NEELY
DONLIN
Mrs. Bessie Neely Gobbei
Donlln, 73, died Sunday.
December 9, in OkJahama
Clly, while visiting her
daughter, Patricia Gobbei.
She was born In Davie
County, had retired as a nurse
in New York City and was
living in Denver, Colorado.
Survivors include a
daughter, Patricia Gobhch of
Okiahotnn Clly; one brother,
Arthur H. Neely of Sun Clly,
Arizona and twoalslers, June
Neely Baker of Ramsey, N.J.
and Mac Neely Brothers of
Durham, N.C.
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Mrs. Eula Beauchamp
Smith. 64. of Rt. 1. Advance,
died at her home early
Thursday morning, after
having been in declining
health for some time.
Mrs. Smith was born in
Iredell County, March 18,
191S, to Shober H. and Laura
Queen Renegar.
Surviving are her husband.
Travis C. Smith, Sr. of the
home; two sons, Travis 0.
Smith, Jr., of Rl. i, Advance
and Lester G. Beauchamp,
Jr.. of Rt. 2. Harmony; four
grandchildren; one great
granchild; two daughters,
Mrs. Herbert T. Shore of 333U
Burke Mill Rd. and Mrs. I.W.
Cain of Statesvllle.
Mrs. Smith was a member
of Macedonia Mordvian
Church and had worked with
P.H. Hanes. retiring with 38
years of service.
The funeral was conducted
at 2 p.m. Saturday at Vogelr's
Clemmons Chapel, with in
terment in Macedonia
Moravian Graveyard.
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8B - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 27. I'>70
MARY WILSON
Mrs. Mary Bowles Wilson.
89, of Fran-Ray Nursing
Home died at the home late
Thursday night.
The Tuneral was held at 2
p.m. on Sunday at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel con
ducted by the Rev. Harding
Lowry. Burial was in Jericho
Church of Christ Cemetery.
Born April 14,1890, In Davie
County, Mrs. Wilson was a
daughter of the late John C.
and Sally Burton Bowles. She
was a member of Jericho
Church of Clurist. Her first
'husband, William Leach, and
her second hustiand. Hike
Wilson, both preceded her in
death.
Survivors include one
daughter, Mrs. Hazel
Spainhour of Winston-Salem;
two sons, Clyde Leach of
Cooper City, Fla. and Walter
Leach of Maltland, Fla.; one
stepson, Joe Wilson of
Purlear; one stepdaughter,
Mrs, Frances Clement of
Hialeah, Fla.; Four sisters,
Mrs. Edna Everheart of
Mocksville, Mrs. Pauline
Carter of Winston-Salem,
Mrs. Grace Webb of
Alexandria. Va. and Mrs.
Ruby Franks of Long Beach,
Calif.; one brother, Howard
Bowles of Wilmington; three
grandchildren; two step-
grandchildren; four great
grandchildren; and two great-
great-grandchildren.
NOAH L. BRACKEN
Noah L. Bracken, 79, for
merly of 1227 Motor Rd., died
Tuesday at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital.
Funeral services were
conducted Thursday at 2 p.m.
at Vogler's Reynoida Road
Chapel by the Rev. Charles B.
Graver. Burial was in
Creatview Memorial Park.
Mr. Bracken was bom in
Davie County to William G.
and Agatha Boyd Bracken.
He had made hta home with a
daughter, Mrs. Irvin Naylor,
in Advance for the pest two
years. He was a charter
member of New Hope Baptist
Church and a retired em
ployee of Parcel Delivery
Service of Winston-Salem.
His wife, Pagle Scott
Bracken died in 1975. Sur
viving are three daughters.
Mrs. Irvin (Maxine) Naylor of
Rt. 3, Advance, Mrs. J.L.
(Audrey) Hall of 999 Old
Salisbury Rd., and Mrs. O.E.
(Veronia) Snow, Jr. of Rt, 2,
King; three sons, the Rev.
James L. (Jack) Bracken of
Goldsboro, W.G. (Bill)
Bracken of King, and
Lawrence M. (Bud) Bracken
of Lewisviiie; eighteen
grandchildren; four great
grandchildren; two sisters,
Mrs. Howard Templeton of
Winston'SaJem and Mra.
Sanford Davis of Yadktnvllle:
three brothers Harvey
Bracken, Robert Bracken and
Carl Brackeh all of Winston-
Salem.
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BON T. MAY
Bon Terrell May, 78, of Rt.
5, MocksvlUe died at 6 p.m.
Monday at Autumn Care in
Mocksville.
Funeral services were
conducted at 2:30 p.m.
Thursday at Courtney Baptist
Church by the Rev. O.M.
Burckhalter and the Rev.
H.E. May, Jr. Burial will be in
the church cemetery.
Mr. May was born in
Vadkin County to Robert and
Nan Cuthreli May. He was a
retired mechanic from the
Naval Air Station in Norfolk,
Va.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Fleets Baity May: four
daughters, Mra. Norman Joan
Chlllon, Mra. Sylvia Gwynn.
Mrs. Charlene Moreland, and
Mrs. Mary Louise York, ail of
Greensboro; two brothers
Willis May of Winston-Salem
and Henry Elinon May of
Pilot Mountain; eight
grandchildren; one gieot-
child. The body will remain ot
Mackle-Gentry Funeral
Home until placed In the
church at 2 p.m. Tnursday.
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