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Jan - Jun^rADVANCE?'^-Mr:l.Glaudd ,v^.^emIlpunriv88;,of Rt;jt Adri ^VaTOe.>died:i late Tuesday1m3 7^ Davie; :Countjr - Hospital.^ yfii Funeral services will be con-1 4'^duCtW Thursday at 2:00 p.m. 1 .>^""at: '^he ' Bethlehem "United j 4 Methodist, Church with Rev. | "^^-'Ponald.'VFdnclerburk- of-;. •^'{iciating. .Buri^'will, be in; church COTetery.' Mr; | Dunn was. born in Dayie A: County- to Greene and Minnie i T Smith - Dunn,^ was a 'retired j farmer and: a iriember of the I 5'-:,Bethlehem United Meth(^ist Church. -Surviving n is"" his »?' wife.Mrs'. KateSmithDunn; > two daughters,- Mrs. .Lillie f^West'of Rt. 1 Advance, Mrs. - Lessie Harper of Rt. 1 Clem- •. 'monsz-four sonsi- Lawrence .G. Dunn of Kyle Road, John C. Dunn of Hawthorne Road,' ' Charles L. Dunn-^ of'Rt.-. 1 Clemmons, Dr. Grady Dunn of Country'Club 3oad; ,18 . grandchildren and i3 great:. ' grandchildren. The family will raeive friends at Eaton Funeral Home in Mocksville ^ from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday night Vrwotov - ^ - i Vj^ cr i iJiJ r* <5 o 4 DAVIK COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. JANUARY 5. 1978 QaudeS. Dunn Dies Tuesday Evening Mr. Clau^ aierrOl Dunn, 88, Ad vance. Route 1, died Tuesday evening, January 3, 1878, at Davte County Itoplfau. Re woe bom in Davie Counb, May IS, 1889 Co Chreen and Minnie Sbutb Dunn. He was a member of Bethldiem United Methodist Church. Survivors Include hia wife, Kate Smith Dunn; two daughters, ADs. UUie West. Advance, Route 1, Mn. Leuie Harper, Route 1, Clemmons; four sons. Lawrence Q. Dunn, Kyle Road, Winston- Salem, Jdw C. Dunn, Hawthorn Road. Wlnaton'SBlem, Charles L. Dunn. Route I, Clemmons, Dr. Oraify Dunn, Country (3ub Road, Wtnston-ulem, eighteen grandchildren, thirteen great grand children. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at the Bethlehem United Methodist Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will Ue in state thirty minutes prior to services, The Rev. Donald Pimderburk wUl be In diarge. The family will receive friends Wednesday night fh>m 7:00 to 9:00 pjn. at Batons Funeral Home. RIJ - DAVri- roiINTY FNTKRPRISK record. THURSDAY. MhOIARY 5, I97B BILL HBNDRICRS WlUlam Paul (BUI) Hen« drlcks, Jr., BS, Of 811 Park Avmue, died at N.C. Baptlat Hospital Friday morning altar being In dedintng health for one year. The fmeral waa conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. at Moeksvllle First United MeUi^al Churdi with Rev. George Auman officiating. Burial waa In Rose Cemetery la MockavUle. Mr. Hendrlcka waa bom In Davle Coun^ to William Paul and Novea Summers Hen* drlcks, Sr. He waa a retired employee of Drenel Enterprises, was a veteran of World War II and waa a member of the Moeksvllle First United Methodist Church where he was a member of the church diolr. Surviving Is his mother of 811 Park Avenue: two slaters, Miss Oomella Hendrlcks of the home. Mrs. Wanda Bryant of Carthage; and three brothers. Charles Hendiidu of the home, Donald Hen* drlcks of Church Street, Modts^ and Worth Hen drlcka of Forest Lane, Moeksvllle. JAMBS XJHADY SPRY™ James Grady Spry, 78. of Iflghway 801, Cooleemee, died at 11:80 o'clock December 28th at Davle County Hospital after being In declining health for two years. The funeral was held Saturday at Baton's Funeral Rome Chapel In Moeksvllle conducted by Elder Eugene Bennett and the Rev. J.D. Revla. Burial was in Rowan Memorial Park In Rowan County. Bora Jan. 6, 1004, In Davle County, Mr. Spry was a son of the late Hlrlam C. and Ida Gobble Spry. He was a retired employee of Burlington Mills in Oocleemee. Survivors Include his wife, Bsthor Broadway Spry; six daughters. Mrs, Rehecea Overman of Cooleemee, Mrs. Bertha Harris, Mrs. Jimmy Mowery and Mrs. James Goodman, all of Salisbury, Mrs. Shirley Church and Mrs. John BIsckwelder, both of Moeksvllle; five son^ James F.. Andrew and J.B. Spry Jr., all of Cooleemee, M.O. Spry of Rl, 1 Salisbury and Charles David Spry of Hlokory: one slater, hm. Rachel Treutman of MockavUle; one brother, Houston Spry of Qadston, Ala.: and 38 grandehUdren and 29 great*grandchildren. B.H. OWINOS Ernest Humphrey Owli 60, of Rt. I Moeksvllle December 27. 1977. He was dead on arrival at the Davla Cbuatv Rontttal. The funeral was held December '28 at the West* moreland Chapel of the Bundi Ftmoral Home In StatesvlUe. The Rev. Fred MaiHn of* ' ficiatod. Burial was In the Society Baptist Church eemet^. Mr. Owlngs was bora In Davle ComWi l^i to Hemphrey end Mora Blam Owlngs. He was a retired sawmill worker. He la Btirvlved by hla wife, Jane Jenkins Owlngs of the home; three sons, Lester Owings of Harmony: Asberry Owln^ of Stitoevllle; end . BiUy OwIngB of Harmony; .. JhimdAugbrfmi« MrjuGAlthar.. (Mary)Owina of Rt. 4 StatesvUlo; Mrs. Rathileen Owens of Troutman; and Mrs. VancelBessle) Adams of Rt 4 StatosviUet five sisters, Mrs. Joe (Pauline) Jerdan. Mra. Elsie Lasenby, both of MockavUle: Mrs. Tab (Ruby) Owens of Rt. 4 StattesvUle; hbrs. Lula Jones of Rt. 4 Moeksvllle: and Mrs. Fred (Mary) Klmmer of Winston* Salem; seven grandOhUdren. V !/-» U/ 5 of <5 o GENE WEST Robert Eugene West, 07, of Rt. 1 Modnvule (County Line Community) was dead on arrival 7:30 a.m. December 88th at the Davle Hospital. Death was attributed to a heart attack. A retired grocery store mwrator and farmor, be was Mm in Davle County March 24,1910 to Ronny and Edna Safriel Wcat. ' The funeral was held lost Friday at Ike Salem United Methodist Church. The Rev. Cameron Dodscn and the Rev. Gene Gentry officiated. Burial was in the dturch cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Beulsh Csshion West; a half* of Rl. 1 MocksvlBe and a haU- slster, Mrs. Blanche W. Martin. RALPH W. DAVIS Ralph W. Davis, 71, of Rt. 3 Moeksvllle, died Tuesday, January 3 at the Davle County H^pltu. Tmbody was donated to Ute Bowman Gray School of Medicine. Born August 24, 1908 in Yadkln County to Robert J. and Leona Messlek Davis, Mr. Davis was employed as a security guard for Hanes Oorporallon. Survivors include: two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Tlpklns and Mra. Faye Boraland, both of High Point; three sons, Ralph W. Davis, Jr. of Dobson, Walter Davis of High Point and Johnny R. Davis of Cooleemee: one brottter, Lyde Davis of NorUt Myrtie Beach, S.C.; thirteen grandehUdren. ss WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL, 1/7/1978 »• oi h" aJt o ► o cCl S.MOOT.-.. . MOCKSVILLE —Mr. Junes" Napdeon Sn^oot, 6$, of Ru 1' Mo^k^ille, died at DavieCounty Hospital Thursday^nigdt. Funeral services willbe Mndttcted Sunday at 2:00Sm at the Eaten Funeral one Chapel with Rev. Cameron D«lscn and Rev. William Anderson of-fidating. will be in the iSalem .United MethodistChtvch Centeteiy in DavieCoiinty, ° Mr. Smooth. was born in-Davic CounW to'the latd' Samuel and laorence Walker Smoot and,,i^s aretlfed farmer. He'.was a me^er of the Salem UnitedMe|^ist Church where bewas a former Sunday Schdbl'teamer and Church ^Vustee, he served two terms in die' N.C. State H'ouse of Representatives and was chairman of the Davie Coun-ty ASCS for 20 years. Surviv. -Inglis his wife, the formerMafy Elster Dwiggins of thehome: two danglers. Mrs. Wallaee Green of Rt. IMo'cksvilie, Mrs. Fred^Fos^ of RL I Cleveland;-:thr^ sonis, J.C. Smoot. Blif* Smool and John W. Smoot.all ;of Rt. I Moeksviile; 10^^,grandchildren; 18 great.'* graftdchildren and one sitter, Mri William Powell of Rt. I Moiksville. The family will .rechivc friends from 7 to 9 .p.nL Saturday night at the*fungal home. | l-h- nif i-7- 19 7P CO (T- ■r\y SH r sr 1.. c 3 t) / o O (fl V 0/ > *J ftnsband,'James'v^^l^i^'' I Sl°''J' Cartmeu'i^ mS" ^ MSfllte- a" oft* S l>rote^5l^ Willwm Rodwpii nf Mwksvilie, Jack BL-Rodweilof HolgoakeV Massrlnd jXHeniyRodwelhofGJenffn|e, Maryland. Funeral servjces-wili be coXSdW^n^ay^t 11. 00 a.m a? Eaton s Funeral Chapel wiu. °"l'Ceme?l!y"""' re Lc^ttf i— : :::c Librsry u. DAVJE CO. PUeuiC LIBRARY MOCKSVffijli; |l^;c w tr- 6B - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. JANUARY. 12. >978 '>-Vi J.N. SMOOT James Napoleon Smoot. 86, Of Rl. 1 died al Davle County Hospital Thursday night. A Republican, he served In • the N.C. House of Representatives from 1049 to "1053; afi'd*fW20"yeanrhe-wat- chairman of the CtivicCounty Agrlctiltural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS). The funeral was conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. at Eaton's Punorai Home chapel with the Rev. Cameron Dodson and the [lev. William Anderson of ficiating. Burial was In tho Salem United Methodist Church Cemetery In Davle The funeral was conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. at Eaton's Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Cameron Dodson and the Rev. William Anderson of ficiating. Burial was In the Salem United Methodist Church Cemetery in Davle County. Bom on Jan. 20. 1891, In LhvlcCounty, he was the son of the late Samuel and Florence Walker Smoot. A retired farmer, he was a member of Salem United Methodist Church and was ibmvtly a Sunday School teacher and a trustee of tho church. Survivors include his wife, Mary Esther Dwigglns Smoot: two daughters, Mrs. Wallace Green of Rt. 1, MocksvUle, and Mrs. Fred Foster of Rl. 1, Geveland; throo sons, J.C. Bill and John W.Smoot, all of Rt. 1, Mocksvllle,; a sister, Mrs. William Powell of Rt. 1, Mocksvllle; 10 grandchildren end IB great-grandchildren. MRS. SAUJE W. ELIENBURG Mrs. Sallle Waddell EUIenburg, 82,47 Duke Street* Cooteemee, died Tuesday morning at Davle County MRS. J.W. DICKBRSON Mrs. James W. DIckerson, formerly Clariee Rodwell, BO, died at Sand HIU Nursing Center In PInehurst. Mrs. DIckerson was bom In Davle County Auguet 12, 1897 to Dr. John WlUlam and Quilla Cain Rodwell . Surviving are her husband, James W. DIckerson; one dau^tcr, Mrs. Qull 0. Mc- ciurc of Buffalo, N.Y.; one son, James DIckerson, Jr. of Columbia, S.C.; four grand- chilibcn, three sisters, Mrs. Itewey Casey, Mrs. EmlW Cartmell and Mrs. Thomas F. Meroney, all of MockavUle; three brothers, John WUIIam Rodwell of Mocksvllle, Jack D. Rodwell of Holgoake, Mnas. -and John Henry Rodwell of Geln Vurnle, Maryland. The funeral was conducted Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. at Eaton's Funeral Chapel with burial in Rose Cemetery ~~TTre • tnnerat~wfli- be-held- Tltursday at 2 p.m. at the Edgewo^ B»U8l Church in Cooteemee. "The Rev. Fred Carlton and the Rev. Clyde Suttle will officiate. Burial will bo in the Liberty United Methodist Church cemetary. Mrs. Bllenburg was born In Wilkes County to the late Morgan end Cora Bumburgcr Waddell, June 11, 1699. She was a retired textile worker, and a member of Edgewood Baptist Church. Survivors Include three daughters, Mrs. Fred Phelps of Salisbury. Mrs. Cora Jane Walls of Cooleemee and Mrs. WlUlam Phelps of Route 4, Mocksvllle; 3 sons, M.G. Lankford, Albert Lankford and James Lonkford all of Cooleemee; 26 grandchildren, 38 great grandchildren and a slaters, Mrs. Paul Huffman of Cooleemee, Mrs. Myrtle Ennls of Salisbury and Mrs. William Myers of Woodleaf. The family will recleve frtenda at Eaton's Funeral Home Wednesday evening from 7 U1 9. James Napoleon Smoot I "Whoever Is open, loyal, true: of humane and affable demeanor; honorable himself, and in his Judgement of others; ' faithful to his word as toiaw, and faithful alike to God and man- -such a manlsa true gentleman"—(Emerson) And such a man was James Napoleon Smoot. A trueman of thi. soil, ho spent his enllre life serving others. For twenty years he was chairman of the Davle County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS). From 1349 to 1993 he represented Davle County in the House of Representatives. A member of the Salem United Methodist Churcn, he served both as a trustee and Sunday School teacher. Whatever his endeavor, he always displayed the ultimate In thoughifullncss for others, generosity, modesty and self- respect. His qualities depended not upon fashion or manners, but upon moral worth; not oh personal possessions, but on personal qualities. Another observation by Ralph Waldo Emerson could also apply to "Pol" Smoot, as he was affcctlonotoly known to so many. "We sometime meet an original gentleman, who If manners I had not existed, would have Invented them." I • burj^# in p«cP j PJ'ecSd&'^^®'''''"sbandi965. Surv^nf ±"1 « daughters. Mrs^ Madison anw *'* ^®*^trudeColleiteVth """■'wo sons, E. Gra^H^!",?-?^'S#WS^ Kri?;«~3l isSiSftlS'iSifH'SSMocksvillfe ; <^l>-reh of | -r- (Vj '~ »h - • ^vri ^ ~ X sO :5t D/WIE CO. POBUC libraryf ' WiOCKSViLLE, NC ii— ^AV'i^ ^k'/OCfrOW;, , ^ /Vc «5 oo sr >- Or < r,,-' ! ^ £i' U'S —j —j —' ;P O C-:: CD LU ^ w <r-§ '1 -z >• cT o 09 i: t «V «t». -£i , nie .Renegar, tiwiggfn^'. JS; widow of L'onni.eVM: ;,Pwiggin5„^ :9f,jStatesvme ,^i)ad;Ty!<wksyilIe; di^ Ipii- / - / (p daj morning at Lyriri Haven" l ^ 7<P :Niirging Hoiii'e in Mocksvillfe. She' had"been in'"declininjg ^'health "for. the past fwoj^ars i and'critically ill for thle'past weeklv Mrs. - Dwiggihs^was borii^ November 189ff^ in Davie^-^Sounty, to; ihd*^4atf:i > William Henry and Rebeccl- r'^ane-'Boyd 'Reneigar;'-.was''a • imember oT.the Ijames Cross Road Baptist Church and her h us ba nd ' Lonnie ^-" M. & Dwiggins, prec^ded.h^ in death in l975;. Survijinng is jC one daugh^r, Mrs., Bill ^ JJane Carolyn l-Hudspeth of the. home; ' one grandson, Jimmy Myers; five step gr.andchildren. Mic"hael, Teresa and Phyllis Hudspeth ay of the'^home,- Dave .and Joe Hudspeth of NeW Ji^ey;"and three sisters. Mrs.'f^. ^ Anderson of College Vfllage s Apartments, Winston^aTeSm, NMrs, J. • M." Curfeitti?^f Ahesbury Road^ Winstpn- "Salem . and Mrs. /Davi^w. Koontz. of Rt. 2 MocksviUei; 'Funeral; services w0Jbp^n- tiucted" Wedne^ayV ht{^{00 j at- itliev^aton -iFimCTal Ig^me ChapeT^ith ' '^r^Barkley, a^d Rev. Troy ^lack^eU nffida.tihg|:Ru ih^lhd, famfl^^ i%cjiye irieWrhfthe : t\n-»7.S'ro*7» - ,9o-O O U- »— ir- /?7<? > CK < cc m- -1 s £ ^ . iC o H0 O s y 1 ."t;. h .vr—r^s- . jfilARTLEY . iva|,-^^tts Hartley, 85, of '?crS?«emee.idied Tuesdayk ^^orning in the Davie County[ v Hospital. Mrs. Hartley was ( was born inBavie County to 2 T member ofb!M® Jerusalem Baptist^'uneral services I Jt I f S°"'f"cted Thursday?'<at 11.00-,at the -Baptist Curch Goodman ' R officiatingP?"!^ « fije Sandy•■;. Creek Cemetery. Surviving fe i.rare^wo^daughters. Mrs. Bud Cooleemee,' M - Shoaf of Rt. 4: Mocksville; two sons - £''n2,®*':,<Slick) Hartley ofMocfeville.-Harold HafUey ' fwo sisters .-^oanoke, Va., Mrs. Adamf Of, Churchland, N.ci ^ee grandchildren and six ^3 great-grandchildren. The friends atEaton Fuperal Home inW^ksville from 7 to 9 p.m^ Wednesday night. ' Op >- L 'V> vr L h)r- I ?;£ i )CO. PUBLIC [ !R!?f.pv l^iOCKSViLLE, iic " K <3^ (.» DAVIl- COUNTY HNTERPRISI: RIECORD. THURSDAY. JANUARY 1*1. I«)7K MRS. HBNNIB DWIQOINS Mrs, Hennle Renegar Dwlgglna, 7B, widow of Lonnle M. ^Iralna, of SlateavUIe Road. Moeksville, died Monday morning at Lynn Haven Nursing Home In Moeksville. She had been indectinlng health for the past two years end critically III for the past wedc. Mrs. Dwlgglna was bom November 8, 1888 In Davle County to the late William Henry Renegar and Rebecca Jane Boyd Renegar. She was a member of flames Cross Roads Baptist Church. Her husband preceded her In death In 1878. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Bill (Jane Carolyn) Hudspeth: one grandson, Jim Myers; five step* grandchildren. Michael. Teresa, and Phyllis Hudspeth all of the home end David and Joe Hudspeth of New Jersey; three sisters, Mrs. T.W. Anderson of (joUege Village Apartmenta. Wln8ton*8alem; Mrs. J.M. Current of Amesbury Road. Winston* Salem; and Mrs. David W. Koontxof Route 2. Moeksville. ESilierat services were conducted at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday at Eaton's Funeral diape) with Rev. W.C. Berkley and Rev. Troy Blackwdl officiating. Burial was In the family plot near Center Methodist Church. MRS. RUTH S. LEACH Mrs. Ruth Smith Leadi of 2416 Plckford Court, Winston* Salem died January 0th at Silas Creek Manor following an Illness of several months. Mrs. Leach was bom In Davle County to Jacob and Agnus Brown Smith. Went to Wlnston*Salem while very young, attended public schools and graduated from Atkins High School. She also attmded end graduated from WInaton-Salem State University where she received a BS degree, was later awared a Master of Science Degree at Ak T State University, did further study at the University of Syracuae. University of Pennwivsnla. (he Univeral^ of Michigan and Ann Arbor and recently retired as a teacher In the WInaton-Salem Forsyth County School Astern. Mra. Leach was a munber of the Gder Metropolitan A.M.E. Zlon Church and had served as district director of Christian Education, taught Sunday school and also serm as a girl scout leador. In the community she engaged In many civic proje^andwas a member of several professional ormnimttons, among them were, the n National Association of University Womentthe National Sororlw of Phi Delta Kan>a and the Beta Lambda Ghaptor. Surviving Is one sister. Mra. Lovle S. Klrpatrlck of Fresno, (kil.; two brothers, Edward S. Smith and Dr. C. M. ^th, both of Wlnaton«8alem; one Blster*ln*law. Mrs. Etda Smith of Wlnston*8Blem; three nieces; two neidiews and a host of other relatives. The funeral was conducted Friday at 3:80 p.m. at the Qoler Metropolitan A.M.E. Zlon Church with Rev. Horace C. Walser officiating, assisted by Dr. Kenneth R. Williams and Rev. William S. Epps. Interment was family (dot In Evergreen Cemetery. MRS. O.H. HARTLEY Mrs. Iva Potts Hartley, 8S, 21 (Center Street, Ciooleeroee passed away at the Davle County Hospital early Tuesday morning, January 17,1878. The funeral will be held Thursday at 11:00 o'clock at Jerusalem Baptist Church. The body will lie In stole at the church from 10:30 until 11:00 o'clock. Dr. BlU (toln aiM the Rev. John Goodman will officiate. Burial will be at the Sandy Creek Cemetery In Davidson County. Mrs. Hartley was bom In Davle County September 28, 1682. She was the daughter of the late James F. Potts and Minnie Hendrix Potts and wife of the late O.H. Hartley. She was a member of Jerusalem Baptist Church. Survivors are: * two daughters. Mrs. Bud Alexander of Cooleemee; Mrs. Henry Shoaf of Route 4, Modtsvllle; two sens, Gllmer "Slick" Hartley of Moeksville: Harold Hartley of Salisbury; two sisters. Mrs. Bertha Beck of Roanoke. Virginia; Mrs. Adam Darr of Church land. N.C.; three grandchlldroi and six great grandchlldroi. The family will be at Eatons Funeral Home Wednesday nl^t from 7:00 until 8:00 o'clock. 00 o~ I kJi di MRS.e.G.HENDRICKS Mrs. Beaulah Merrell Hoicks, 87. widow of E.G. Hendrieks, of 8. Main Street. MocksvlUe. died early Friday morning. The funeral was held Sunday at Eaton's Funeral Home ChapM by the Rev. Charles BuUock with burial In Rose Cemetery. Mrs. Hendrieks was bom in Davle county to the late Wilson and Sally Van Eaton MerreU and was a member of the First Baptist Church of Moeksville. Her husband proceeded her In death In t065i Surviving are two daughters. Mrs. Gertrude Madison and Mrs. Ruth CoUette, both of Moeksville; two sons. E. Gray Hendrtckd of MocksvlUe and Dr. Paul Hendrieks of Kings fitountain; eight granddiUdren; thirteen great*grandchlldren: <me sister. Mrs. Anna Grubb of Rt 3, Moeksville and one brother, (J^rge Merrell of Rt. 3, Modn^Ie.r,0^' .-IN® ,N®-' O c: i- o o 6B ~ DAVIE COUNTY UNTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. JANUAIW 26. I<)78 FRANK A. NAYLOR, JR. Frank A. (Bud) Naylw, Jr., 79, of (he Sedge Qardea Community near Ker- ttfiftviUe, died late Sunday aftemocn. January 12, 197Il at Forayth Memorial Ho^tal in WInatoii'Salem.■Mr. Naylor wai bom October 10,189S in Davie Countytd the late Frank A. and MaryCash Naylor. He waa marriedto the late Nora Myera Ntwlorand thay resided in the BuibyCommunity of Davie Coun^ for aeveral years. Survivori include threedai^ters, Mrs. Qrady (Ann)Klrnnan ef Lakevlew Drive, KerneravUle, Mrs. Dewitt(Mary) Rhoadea of 4879 Old Winston Road. Wlnston-Salem end Mra. Jamea (Jane)Roberaon of S680 l^wickDrive, WlnatoirSalem: twoalstera, Mra. Oladya Groce,Route 3, MoeksvUle and Mra. Ethel Caudill of NorthWHkesboro; seven grand children. The funeral was conducted at 11:00 a.m. Tuesday at Lain Funeral Home in Kcr* neravllie. Burial waa in the Smith Grove United Methodist Churcd) cmnetery. r- cr 1 or> itJ WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL, 1/27/1978 i\'-S t, n-Ko I. . ! ^ ^HAUSER ADVANCE - Mr: Beid R. n Haos^r, 69,ofYadkiiiValI^ .. Rodd,.^died Thursday after* : noon In die Davie County Hospital* in Mcck'sviUe/ .Funeral siervtees-wiU be eon* . ducted Saturday at 2:00pjn. : at the Yadkln Valley B^tist >'Cburdi 'with burial in the church, cemetery^ Mr. Hauser- was bain in Forsyth ; County to Joel R: and ^ ■Maggie Falrcloth Hauser, lived in Yadkln Valley Community for 47 years and was a retired farmer. He was a .member -of the YadkinValley Baptist Church where he bad been Deacon ,^formany-years, treasuiw <^*the ■ church and church cleik. Hehelped form theParmington Medical Center of which he was a member of the Board of Director and had servedas treasurer for the niedlcalcenter. Surviving is his wife. ,f the former Lillian Sheek of; the home; two daupters, 'Mrs. C. N. (Frances) Boyer of Yadkin Valley .Road, Rt. 1'Advance, Mrs. Paul D.(Dorothy) Breedlove ofFriedberg Estates, Winston- Salem; one son, Dr.-'John Reid Hauser of Phillip Court, Ralei^JjLL.- ^aevengrandchildren;' three greatgrandchildren and one half sist^, Mrs. Gertrude (^udle of KnoUwood Hall Nursing 1 i-*'' hif r- tcr Home. The family; will receive friends 'at-VbgleTsClemmons Chapel from J to 9p.m. . Friday night. Memonals may be fhaifle.lo the Yadkin Valley BaptistChurch Building Fund. I- 17- N)P > >♦> ci <SL O O i o c£2 PlOC|CSVILLE^a^;;2jMi| '^^aegt#:^fetr7r^^^:: Jtfaili^tiiMt, ;widoW^oif.5the' 2ate E. Pierce Ifoster, di(rt iat Davie -Couiity Ho^ital Sunday ^fmoniing;: Funeral ®~-vices;?Wif beconducti^ at IWondayrat- Eatotfs nerah^me,Chap^ bj^the lev; Gj^^fe^Aiim b Ithe e-jL.Kbse {iCemetery; MrsVFositer was LJx>m in-Davie Counfy to the ilate n Nathan Thomas and'; OJlieMae Fost^Toster.She' a member Of tfie.Fli^- Irtllnlted Methodiist Church of (^qcksville. Surviving are t wo'daughters, Miss Sarah ' TOster of Louisburg, N; C, and Mrs. Eugene Smith of M 0 c k s y i 1 l.e; . th^t^ee;' grandchildren; four ^isiEerSi^ Mrs. Ruth Memrtey and Mrs. Rebecca Zander' both of Mocksville, Mrs. Sadie Mae ^ Knight of Charlotte and Mrs. Jack W. Page of Rowland, N. C.; one brother, M. T. Foster gf Concord. The fami- ly requestSv'Hhat all memorials may be made to the Organ.Fund of First- United Methodist Church' bf Mocksville. v^ " l~3c - 00 r^ \ / DAVIE CO. PUBLIC UBRARv MOCKSVILLE, Nc >9^ t •V e 5- CO 8B - DAVIE COIJNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1978 <s. ri s a i o MRS. LEOTA FOSTER Mrs. Leota Fosier Foster, 76, of 1248 N. Main Street, widow of the late E. Pierce Foster, died at Davie County Hospital Sunday morning. Hie funwal was conducted at 2 p.m. Monday at Eaton's Funeral Home Qtapel by the Rev. George Auman. Burial in the Rose Cemetery. Mflrs. Foster was bom In Davie County to the lato Nathan Thomas and Ollie Mae Foster Foster. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Mocksvllle. Surviving arc two daughters. Miss Sonh Foster of Louisburg, N.C. and Mrs. Eugene Smith of Mocksville; three grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Ruth Meroney and Mrs. Rebecca Zander both of Mocksvllle, Mrs. Sadie Mao Knight of Charlotte and Mrs. Jack W. Page of Rowland, N.C.; one brother, M.T. Foster of Concord. REID R. HAUSER Held R. Hatiser, 69, of Yadkln Valley Road, died Thursday afternoon In the Davie County Hospital In Mocksvllle. The funeral was held Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at the Vadkln vvalley Baptist Church with burial in .the church cemetery. Mr. Hauser was bora In FOrsyth County to Joel R. and Maggie Faircloth Hauser. He lived In Yadkln Valley Community for 4? years and was a retired farmer. He was a member of the Vadkln Valley Baptist Church where he had been a deacon for many years, treasurer of the church and church clerk. He helped form the Far- mington Medical Center of Board of Directors and had served as treasurer for (he medical center. Surviving are his wife, the fomer Ulflan Sheek of the home; two daughters, Mrs. C..N. (Frances) Boyer of YacDcln Valley Road, R.t 1, Advance, Mrs. Paul D. (Dorothy) Breedlove of Friedberg Estates, Vmnston* Salem; one sone, Dr. Hon Raid Hauser of Phillip Gntrt, Raleigh; seven grand* children; three great* grandchildren and one half slstcu', Mrs. Gertrude (}audle of Knollwood Hall Nursing Home. BOYD M. RIVERS Boyd Marshall Rivers, 71, of Rt. 7 died Saturday at 4 a.m. at Davie Cbunty Ho^ltal after two months of Illness. Born on Aug. 19, 1096. in Franklin C ounty, Ga., he was the son of the lat^ . James and Irene Rivers. He was educated in Georgia putdlc schools and before retiring,' was employeed at Fiber In dustries. He was a member of Mt. Zlon Holiness Church and was active on the trustee and deacon boards. Survivors Include his wife, Lurvle Rivers, tow sons, Charlie Rivers of Mocksvllle and James Thomas Rivers of greensbMv; a daughter, Mrs. Minnie Mason of Mocksvllle; (wo brothers, John Henry Rivers of Amerlcus, Ga., and Willie James Rivers of Charlotte; two sisters, Mrs. Icle Carson of CarneavlUe, Ga., and Mrs. Sallie Lous Jones of Sprlngsville, Ohio; IS grandchildren; and 11 great* grandchildren. SUSAN WAGONER Susan Balynn Wagoner, 16, datmhterof Dr. and Mrs. Earl W. wagoner of Simply, N.C.-, formeiTy of Davie County! was killed in an auUmiobile accident near Shallotte, Saturday. The Wagoners formerly lived near Farmli^ton in the 1860'8. a chiropractor; Dr Wagoner practiced In Win- ston-Salem. Miss Wbgoner and two other girls were killed Saturday night In a collision on NO ISO when Miss Wagoner lost control of her car, ran off the highway, came back on (he road and struck another vehicle, the Sate Highway Patrol reported. Surviving are her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Earl Wagoner of Supply; one sister. Miss Cynthla Daven Wagoner of Salsbury; Michael Gravson Wagoner of Wlnston-Saiem; anti Timothy Steven Wagoner of Roanoke, Va.; her matwnal grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. P.B. Ingram of Marlinsvtlle, Va. Funeral services were held Monday Burial was In Brunswick Memorial Gar dens, Shallotte. bo r- S." Cli > L.R. KARKEY Lee Roy Harkey, 92, died at Lynn Haven Nusing Home Saturday. The funeral was conducted at 11 a.nf. Tuesday at Eaton Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Charles Bullock. Burial was In the Joppa Cemetery In Mocksville. Mr. Harkey was born in Davie CountyMay 6', 1888; and was the former owner and operator of the Ark Bilotel. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. B.W. Skinner of Melbourne, Fla. and Mrs. N.C. Maddox of Salt Lake City, Utah: one sone, WlUlam T. Harkey of Roekvlile, MD.; 10 granchlldren. WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL, llll\91^ -TvYirL^^j-Mli .wtdC'..V ?after^'haViBg^-be^Vln\d^^ E§^rt3c£6it^d{th"e Rev^Robeftr^ K<8Mboife^^th.%tn terra eh'i^iir-r l^SalenfCeVeie^^ !®rag^was;bora'Jmy£^^ ^WiSsCq1f-S,^e^ [*B'jftir^nfir>ft}iver^an'd^?rfar^- /iBstSn^lem-un ^ ifia ffq?J wa s troT-T7- infiirA£i«>7riiirr*n.itonrif?' n e r> yiM <ft y u ;^5> V • <£. ^•mimslrativ&>-.b6^^ t icliurch!,^d !f6rov^-lW years\ t^,WSk.r;dis^ict'j ^^etarjr ifpr ^MethbdisL^praCT ^^.Winsibn^ai'em.^'N^ liing^haci/iU^d^witX^^^ & (MaryV'Sterllng) ^Swain/J^^^^ 2lYiyragare.l^*o;gra^^ ^:. their .wivesJ,;Mrs;;^arid;M , :'. H. DayicllSwaih of MtivAi^v. U'^'n5 4'«o^- ■5*0. J «->- R.'>ia. L 8B - DAVIE rOUMTY ENTERPRiSfc KfctUKD. lilURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1978 oo r- <r <r a <5i» t- c2 O MRS. EFFtB ALLBN Mrs, Cffie Jonaa Allen, 66, of Rt. 3. MoeksviUe, widow of the late Oscar R. Allen, died at Lynn Haven Nursing Home In Mosksvllle on Fsabiiruary 1st, Hie funeral was held at 11:00 a.m. n Saturday at Parmlngton United Methodist Church by the Rev. James Cloer and the Rev, Troy BlacltweU with burial in Parmlngton Community Cemetery. Mrs. Allen was born In Catawba County to the late Cephas Alexander and Martha Seronce Jonaa. She was a retired school teacher, a member of Parmlngton United Methodist Church and a member of the Bastem Star of Parmlngton. She was also a member of the Board of Parmlngton Medical Center. Surviving are one sister. Mrs. Lucy Jonas Harding of Mocksvllle; two ntep' daughters. Mrs. Flora Allen Bentley Ontario, Canada end Mrs. Martha Allen Sharp of FayettevlUe and a numbw of greatmlecea and nephews. ROBERT W. HODGES Robert William Hodges, 32, of 331 Glendare Drive, Win* 6ton*Salem, was dead on arrival at Porsyth Memorial Hospital February 1st. The funeral was held Saturday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. James Reeves with burial following In Union Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery. Mr. Hodges was bom In Forsyth County to Robert Wilson and Esther Long Hodges. He was a sales representative of Hava TamM Cigar Co. and was a memher of Washington, D.C. Naval Masonic Loc%e No. 4. Surviving are his wife, the former Bettle Johnson; three sons, Robert Wilson Hodges, ni of fiurice. Vs., Chrlstoj^er Hodges of Afmadale, Vo. and William Mark Hodges of Arlington, Va.; his mother of Mocksvllle; one step* dai^ter, MissTmreaa Dorsey of Glen Bumle, Md. and one stepson, Thomas Rosenage of New Carrolltown, Md.; five stepgrandchltdren; three sisters, Mrs. Rulv Baker of Rt. 2, Mocksvllle. Mrs. Elsie MRS.Lj\.MCLBAREN Mra. Beda Laird McLearen, 82, widow of Luther Auston McLearen, of -Rt. 2, Mocksvllle, died Friday at Davie County Hospital. The funeral was conducted Sunday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel at 3:S0 p.m. by Rev. Donald Funderburg and Rev. Alvis Cheshier with bi^l following In Bethlehem Methodist Church Cemetery. Mrs. McLearen was bom In DavIe County December 20, 1868, to the late James William and Mary Elizabeth Hanes Laird.' Surviving are one sister, Mrs, H. Hugh Brock of Rt. 2, Mocksvllle; two brothers, Arthur and Jesse W. Laird, both of Rt. 1. Advance; two stepsons, Robert McLearen of Wlnston*Salem and Tony McLearen of Philadelphia. Pa. and several nieces and nephews. MRS. MINNIE MELTON Mrs. Minnie McDaniel Melton, 69, of Rt. 3, died Friday night in DavIe County Hospital. The funeral was held Monday at 2p.m. at Cometser United Methodist Church, conducted by the Rev. Jack Luther and Elder Eugene Bennett. Burial was In the church cemetery. Bom June 8. 1888 In DavIe County, she was daughter of the late Ell and Luvenna Gullelt McDaniel. Her husband. Will Melton, died In 1671. She Is survived by three daughters, MTs. Olte Mae Coroetzec of Cooleemee, Mrs. Lucille Foster of Mocttvllle and Mrs. Arllne Merritt of Statesvllle; three sons, Guraey, Bill and Bad Melton, all of Mocksvllle; 24 grand* children; 24 great* grandchildren, and two great* great-grandchildren. Summers of Rt. 8. MocksvlUe , and Mrs. Otell HInkle of ! Wlnston-Salmn; one brother, * George Hedges of Rt 6, MocksvlUe; one half sister, . Mrs. Jean MuUlgan of Nash* ' vllle, Tenn. and one half : broUier,Benney Gray Long of { Thomasvllle.. I MRS. ANNIE SIMMONS Mrs. Annie Murdock Simmons of Route 1 Cleveland died Sunday at 'Rowan Memorial Hospital after a short Illness. ^e was bom In Iredelt County and had lived a majority of her life In Cleveland. She Is survived by five sons, Leander, GIflon and Thomas Simmons all of Geveland: Frank Simmons of Washington D.C. ; Carlie Simmons of Baltimore Maryland: four dau^ters. Mrs. Ovella McLaughlin of Salisbury, Mrs. Dorothy Dultn of Advanc^ Mrs. Elizabeth Bacon of Washington D.C., Mrs. Josephene Patterson of Greensboro, and one step daughter, Magelene Jordon of Salisbury; 27 grandchildren and 61 great grand riiildren. The funeral was held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Rock Hill Church of Christ in Rowan County: Robert Lyons officiated. Burial followed in the church cemetery. MRS. MAMIE THAXTON Mrs. Mamie Mahle Haynes Thaxton, 63, of Rt. 8, died Friday In Forsyth Memorial Hospital, Wlnston-Salem. The funeral was held Sunday at 2 p.m. at DuUn United Methodist Church, conducted by the Rev. Leonard VonCannon. The burial was lit the. church cemetery. Nov. 28, 1814 in West Virginia, she was daughter of thelate WlUlam H. and Vasle 'Ihaxton Haynes. Sie is survived by her husband, Setb Thomas Thaxton; three daughters, Mrs. Shirley Fink of Charleston, W. Vs., Mrs. Mary Dawling of Seattle, Wa., Mrs. Judy Swagger of St. Albon, W. Vs.: a son. Seth A. Thaxton of Parkersburj, W. Va.; six sisttfs, Mrs. Peg» Flower of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Mrs. Betty Bean, Mrs. Sadie Roush, Mra. Mary WellB, Mrs. Qanette Edna and Mrs. Esta Haynes, all of Charleston, W. Vs.; four brothers, Kenneth Haynes of Mocksvllle, and Hoberi, Bernard, ahd Donald Haynes, all of Charleston, W.Va. BERNICE HENDRIX Bemlce Hendrix, 69, of Rt. 3 died Sunday at Davie County H^ital. The funeral was held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at No CTeok Baptist Qiurch with Elders Eugene Bepnett and Bill Bamhardt officiating. Burial was In the church cemetery. He was bom on Nov. 6,1908, in Davie County and was the son of the late Junle ahd Elizabeth Dedmon Hendrix. Before retirlngi he was a' fanner. Survivors include a sister. Miss Creole Hendrix of Rt. 3, Mocksvllle, and a brothor, Otis Hendrix of Rt. 2. Ad vance. 8^^AVj|BC0lWV^ENTEWF^ JOHN WESLEY HANES John Wed^ Haztes, 80, of 1201 W. 13Ui Sti^ Winston- Salem,dled last lltursday at SUas Creek Manor Nursing Home. Mr. Hanes was the son of the late WUl and Ada GIbbs Hanes, was a native of Davle County, having lived In Wlnston^em for the east 70 years and was marrlea to the late Sarah Hanes. He was a long time member of the Union Bethel A.M.B. Church having served as trustee, stewara and class leader prior to being In declining health and was a retired employee of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco with so years of service. Surviving Is one brother, Frank Hanes, Sr. of W^ston- Salem; two nieces, Mrs. W.H. Bccles and Miss Margaret Hanes, both of Winston- Salem: six nephews, Wesley Hanes of Wasnington, D.C., Eugene Hanes of Columbia, Maryland, Roland Hanes of High Point, Edward Hanes, Andrew Hanes and Frank Hanes, Jr., all of Winston- Salem. He ment his early years as an avid baseball enthusiast having played short stop with Old Prince Albert Pond Giants. The funeral was conducted Sunday at 1:30 pan. at the Utalon Bethal AJlf.B. Church with. Rev. Louis S. Wertz officiating. GEORGE A. BRYANT George Albert Bryant, 89, of 838 Italisbury St.. died Prioay at Davle County Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral was held Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. at Second Presbyterian Church here where Mr. Bryant held his membership. Officiating. at the rites were the Rev. F.D. Johnson, Jr., and burial was in the U.8. National Cemetery In Salisbury. Born in Davle County March 4,1918, he was a son of Mrs. Mary IJames Bryant of the home and the late George Bryant. He was a veteran of Worid War II and was em ployed as a cook at the Davle County High School. In addition to his mother, survivors include a son, George A. Bryant Jr. of the UB. Army In Hawaii; two brohtera. Elder James W. Bryant of Brooklyn, N.Y. and John Calvin. Bryant of MocksviUe; two sisters. Mrs. Mary Helen Francis of Brooklyn, N.Y. and Mrs. Bessie Newsome of the home. MRS.CLARABECK Mrs. dara Louise Brinkley Beck, 65, of Rt. 6 MocksviUe, died at N.C. Baptist Hospital FVldsy morning. The funeral was conducted Sunday at 2;00<pjn. at the Bear Creek Baptist (%urch with Rev. Tony Atkins and Rev. James Reeves of- flciating. Burial was in Uie church cemetery. Mrs. Beck was bom In Forsyth County to the late William M. and Sarah Harper Brinkley and was a member of the Bear Cmek Baptist Churdi. Surviving is her husband, Robert E. Beck of the home: two sons, Edward L. Beck and David Wayne Beck, both of RL 6 MocksviUe; five grand children; two great grandchildren; two brothers, Zeb Brinkley of Rt. 6 MocksviUe and Porter Brinkley of Spencer. GLENN W.JONES Glenn Wiley Jones, 75, of Rt. I was pronounced dead on arrival at Davle County Hospital, Saturday. The funeral was conducted Monday at 2 p.m. at Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church wlUi the Rev. James E. doer and the Rev. Alex Alvord officiating. Burial was In the church cemetery. Bom on Nov. 20, 1902, in Davle county, he was the son of the late William J. and Eugenia Snider Jones. A member of Weslw Chapel United Methodist Church, he was a self'cmployed painter. Survivors Include his wife, Bertha Dull Jones; three sisters. Miss Grace Jones, Miss Mettle Jones and Miss Ethel Jones, all of Rt. 2, Advance; and several nieces and neiUtews. t- ci i v'^ w-' ci '{£. IK s o ) o MRS. BERTHA STANLEY Mrs. Bertiia Smith Stanley. 84, of Route 2, widow of the late N.K. Stanley, died at Davle County Hospital February 6th. The funeral was conducted .at 2 p.m. Friday at Baton's Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Grady Tutterow with burial following in Bear Creek Baptist church Cemetery. Mrs. Stanley was bora in Davie County to Uie late Samuel and EUzabeth Dyson SmiUi and was a member of Bear Creek Baptist Church. Surviving^are one daughter, Mrs. Nola Ritchie of Route 2, MocksviUe and one son, Coolidge Stanley of Route 2, MocksviUe; six grand children) Uiree great grand children; and two step grandchildren. ,gV^^ ;d.dowell r. V 1 ^ ~ "■—/A g^raveside;I j^CT^ce for Mrs. Annie l<eeii^a)oweIl, 51, of Advance, Rt. 1,K^e'.Yadkin Valley Road, wife,fei iled DoweU, will be at 1:30f-n'.-m. today at Woodland !^' Cemetery in Winston-Salem.l4 Mrs. DoweU died Sunday?^^mifiht' in a fire at the home of^'■John Prank Griffith, where she '-was a housekeeper. Griffith, 85," aflsd died in the fire.i V. .The cause of the fire, whichstarted about 10:30 p.m.,.has " ^ jiot been determined. Firemen•from the Advance Volunteer' Fire Department tried to getthe two people from the house,but they were trapped, aspokesman said. . Mrs. Dowell was bom inYadldn County to George andNettie Nichols Brown. ^ .• Surviving are her husband ofWinston-Salem; a son, W. N. Dowell of California; hermother of King; a sister, Mrs.Minnie Yates of Hollywood,Fla ; and two brothers. Georgeand MarshaU Brown of New The body is at Eaton'sFuneral Home at Mocksville. 0' tt' I 1 CD \ \ T 'i o 'i--' 8B - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPftlSR RECORD. THUR8DAV> FEBRUARY 23, 1978 ARTHUR B. HOWARD Arthur Bryant Howard, S6, of Qemmona, died in Haven Nursing Home Saturday afternoon. The Bmeal was conducted at a p.m. Mondw at Eaton's Funeral Home Cnapel by the Revs. Otis Clampit and Troy Blackwell. Burial was in Smith Grove United Methodist Church cemetery. Mr. Howard was bom. in Davie County January le, 1888 to Luther and Annie Bailey Howard. He was a retired textile worker of Hanes Corp. A member of Smith Grove United Methodist Church, Mr. Howard is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Sadie Messick of Rt. 4, Mocksville, and Mrs. May Stewart of CSemmons; two sons, Frank Howard of Rt. 4, Mocksville, and Cecil Howard of GeorgiB: two step'daughters. Mrs. Margaret Gobble of Winston* Salem, and Mrs. Unda White of Clemmons; a stepson, Robert Foster of Winston* Calom; six grandchildren; six great*grandchlldren; and ttiree tmthers, Louie Howard of Rt. a, Mocksville: Vestal Howard of Winston*Salem and Pearlie Howard of Salisbury. J.S. (BUD) PLOWMAN John Spencer "Bud" Plowman, 72, of Rt. 1 was pronounced dead on arrival at Davie County Hospital Ihursday night. The funeral was conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. at Baton's Funeral Home chapel in Mocksville with the Rev. Donald Thunderburke of ficiating. Burial was in the U.S. National Cenetery in Salisbury. Bom on July 11, 1906, in Davie County, he was the son. of the late Soioroan and Sarah Emma Foster Plowman. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. Survivors include four sisters. Mrs. Luther Trivette and Mrs. Bertha Gregory, both of Mocksville. Mn, Era Bailey of Rt. 2, Advance and Mrs. Ester Wllhelm of Bdmont; a brother. Sanford L. Plowman of Winston- Sal^*, and several neices and nephews. S. T. DYSON Sherman Thomas Dyson, 83, of 1320 Marae S&eet, Winston-Salem died at For- syth Memorial Hospital F^ruary 14. Mr. Dyson was bom in Davie County to Pickney and gyrenthia Smith Dyson. He fl^t his early life in Davie County, went to Winston* Salem in 1017 and worked for B.F. Huntley Furniture Company for 48 years, retiring in 1060. Mr. Dyson was a member of Immanud Moravian Church and of the Retired Men's Christian Fellowship Club. Surviving are his wife, Edna Bliis Dyson; one daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Goodwin of Winston* Salem ;two sons, Mr. Hugh T. Dyson of 2506 Briar Lake Road, Winston-Salem, and Mr. James R. Dyson of Leonard Barrier Rd. Lexington, N.C.; two sisters, Mrs. Laura Richardson and Airs. Olaa Gaither, both of Mocksville, N.C.; 7 grand children and two great grandchildren. The funeral was held at Immanuel Morivian Church Thursday with interment in Oakland Moravian Gardens. MRS. EVELYN FROST Mrs. Evelyn Kay Frost, 87, of the N.C. Baptist Home^ died there Sunday aftemoon. Graveside slices were conducted at 11 a.m. February 21 at Union Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery in Davie County. Mrs. h'ost was bora In Anderson, S.C. to BIdred J. and Frances Drennan Kay. She was a member of Southslde Baptist Churdi. She was marned to the late Hubert Frost of Davie. Surviving are one niece, Mrs. E.G. Parks of 1101 Standish Court; five sisters, Mrs. Inez Henderson of Albany Ga.; Mrs. Mable Haddon of Greenville. S.C., Mrs. Vivian Martin of Sumner, S.C., Mrs. David Wobd of Raleigh, N.C. and Mrs. Edna Prescott of Newton. Ga. CO r- or D ct cC O CHRISTOPHER ARMSWORIHY Christopher Gordon Arm* Bworthy, two-year-eld son of Ricky Gordon and Elaine WhitakerArmsworthyof Ht.2 Advance, died duriiM open heart surgery at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem on Monday, February 13, 1078. The child was bom in- Forsyth County, May 29, 1076. Funeral services were held at the Oak Grove United Methodist Church at 2 p.m Wednesday, February 16. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Officiating the service were Marcus Portia. * Rev.. George Auman and Rev. Gilmer Wagoner. Survivors include the mother and father of Rt. 2 Advance; grand-parents. Mr. and Mrs. B.R. Armsworthy of Rt. a Advance and Mr. and Mrs. Vemon Whitaker of Rt. 2 Mocksville; and one greet grandmother, Mrs. Margaret whitaker of Rt. 2 Mocksville. MRS. PHOEBE PRIDDY Mrs. Phoebe COliins Priddy 67, of Rt. S, Box 218, Mocksville, died Thursday at Davie County Hospital. The funeral was conducted at 2:00 p.m. Saturday ffom Lambetn-Troxler Funeral Home with interment in Guilford Memorial Park. Surviving are her husband. Earl R. Priddy; two daughters, Mrs. Lucy Diane DuVall and Mrs. Patricia Ann Walkm*, both of Greensboro; three sisters, Mrs. E.M. (Nannie) Shelton of Dobson, Mrs. John (Jessie) Hodges of VHnston-Salem and Mrs. Held (Ruth) Denny of Pilot Mountain; two ^andchildren. MRS. NANNIE BUTNER Mrs. Nannie Sheric Butner. 97, of Rt. I Advance, died February 14 at Silas Creek Manor Nursing Center. The funeral was conducted Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Vogler's Clemmons Chapd with burial in the Macedonia Moravian Church Graveyard. Mrs. Butner was the daughter of John G. and Rhonda Hartroan Sheek, was the widow of Henry C. BuUier and was a member of the Macedonia Moravian Church. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. J.C. Avery; two grand children and four great grandchildren. ESTER DODSON PALMER Mrs. Ester Dodson Palmer, 68. of 310 Wentworth St., Rcldsvllle, died Monday at Moses COne Hospital. Funeral arrangements are Incomplete. The body is at Wilkerson Funeral Home. - A native of Stokes County, she had lived in Reldsville for several years. Surviving are husband, Walter K. Palmer; sisters, Mrs. Waiter Spencer of Rt. 1 Lawsonviile, Mrs. Hubert Hawkins of Madison; brothers, Noci C. Dodson of .Walkertown, Joel Dodson of Fayettevllle, and Rev. Cameron Dodson of Mocksville, John H. Dodson, of Shelby, Everett Dodson of Galax Va.. Dewey Dodson of Rt. 1, Madison. . V MBROUGIHi^^^^-I?; S9.- of Le'xiftgton |itL^Nbt31^ 'SWocksvUIe,;-^died ;<Haven Nubing Home at-TrOO,- " . m ^T h u c s d a y ^ •Mcs:.^ jKirabrpugh n was^Jjociiairir |Davle .County\'Jto:.:;tlieMS^ riSaston Everette and Maryf ^arie FosteCiHbrne-"Jan|wi7 1588." She way a merhber- •sfj ;M6 ck s v;i 11 e -"F i r-sf ^ethodist Church''-;.3ind-v^as- tthe widow of the late Alec M: |Kimbrough. . Funeral ser^. cvices will: be conducted at- j2'00 p.m. Saturday at. Eaton .•Funeral Chapel 'by Rev.!^ fpeorge Auman and Rev. <»Austin Hamilton;,with burial, j ^n'Rose Cemetery. Surviving ^fe two daughters, Mrs. rilarry A.^ Osbom-^of .Lexr : Jngton Rdr; -Mocksviile and •Mrs. Mary H; Montgomery 2pf Denton, Texas one,.son, ijA-. M.^ t.Macfc) ^imbrough of "Rich'anisonr jTexas; six grandchildren; •six great-graridchildren; Jour sisters,, Mrs";:" liChdrlie' .5viil,ls and' Mrsl'''-ScaTr ^ocrison, both. 6f^ States^ ^^ille, Mrs..Bolan H. Bdatner •and Mrs. Hebert Oetinger; 3both of'Redding Beach, Fla., 'Memorials, may be made to JjheCancer Fiind. The family ^ill receive friends Friday Jiight frbni7 to 9 at;the Eaton .jFiineral Home: f ' ; • sS^C-L. c DAVIE CO, PUBUC UBRARY MocK6i/uj.^ m oO r- > ST <!' lS\: n n ■: . ■ V of Mbcfe^lle -i i,:• - ■dcw.t* ' |r?<©5.1 • iMOCKSVILLE —. RolandjWinfrey Lakey, 84. o£ Rt 2..died?|^ Fri^day morning at Davie County * i-r FHineral w be 2 p. m. today -at Eaton's Funeral Home,.Chapel. Officiating at the ritea , ■ will be the Rev. J. C. Shore and. f the Rev. George BowmaOi lBurial will be in the Farmin^n. jConmiunity Cemetery^ , ' " ;. Bom Aug. 17, 1894, in Davie ^.;County, he was the son of the | '"'late Thomas G. and Mary Re-. 'becca Winfrey Lakey. He wm a t farmer and a retired feteriliza •;and lumber dealer. ^ " ' Survivors, include' his wife,Mrs. • Bernice McClamrock iLakey; a son,. Bobby Lakey of iiRL 2, Mocks\9lle; \and .two<,^fandchiMreh. -1 i" - i vie Co.'fubtic Library &^!nr.kr,viil9. N. C. C OAVm CO. PUBLIC UBRARY - 0^ MOCKSVILLE, NC c -P 2D - DAVIK COUNTY BNTERPRISE RECORD. THURSPAY> MARCH 2. 1978 RUBEN JEWEL POSTER Ruten Jewd Poster. 67. of Rt. 1 Moclcaville. died at Bapttsl Hospital In Winston* Safem Saturday night. The funeral was held Tuesday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Cameron Oobson and the Rev. Charles Bullock. Burial was in the Center United Methodist Church Cemetery. Mr. Foster was bom In Iredell County to the late Conard and Cora Henley Foster. He was a service station operator and a former employee of Burlington Mills of Cooleemee. He was a member of Center United Methodist Church. Surviving ore his wife, the former Floella Tutterow of "theJiome; threp mnsJEugsna.^ Foster of 3311 Luther Green Street, Winston^Salem, Wayne Foster of ea Chestnut. Hazel Park, Michigan, and Joe Foster of 641 Wllkesboro Street. Mocksville; four ^andchlldren, one great* grandchild; two sistov, Mrs. P.M. Bailey of Summerfleld and Mrs. B.B. Springer of Greensboro. ROBERT MHARDEE The Rev. Robert Marion Hardee, 74, of 2211 W. FVlendly Ave., died Sunday at Wesl^ Long Hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral was held Tuesday at West Market Street United Methodist Church with Ore. Charles Shannon, Hardy Williams and Ral|di Taylor oHldating. Burial was in Maplewood Cemetery in Dttmam. He was a retired methcdlst minister, served churches in Cullowhee, Stonevllle, Mocksville, Granite Falls and High Point. He was also a former minister at Bethlehem United Methodist Church in Greensboro. He was a member of the Greensboro Kiwanis Club, a Mason, a Shrlntf and had served as the chaplain of the Masonic and Eastern Star Home until his illness. He was the president of the Retired Ministers of the Western North Carolina Conference. He was pastor of the First Methodist Church \n Mocksville Just prior to World War n. After serving in World War 11. he returned to Mocksville as pastor. Surviving are wife, Mrs. Frances Spalnhour Hardee; dau^ter, Mrs. Esten Gold* smith of Lanham. Md.; son. Robert M. Hardee Jr. of Bristol, Md.; sister. Mrs. Lucy H. Olsen of Durham; brothers, P.B. Hardee of Durham, William E. Hardee of Charlotte, Frank S. Hardee of Caplan, Pla. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or the American Heart Association. MRS. A. M. KIMBROUGH Mrs. Mamie Home Klm- brotigh. 89. of Lexington Rd.. No. 313, Mo^ville, died at Lynn Haven Nursing Home at 7:00 p.m. litursday. Mrs. Kimbrough was bom in Davie County to the late Gaston Everette and Mary Jane Foster Home January 26. 1888. She was a member of Moi^ville First Methodist Church and was the widow of the late Alec M. Kimbrough. The funeral was conducted at 2:00 p.ro. Saturday at Eaton Funeral Oiap« by Rev. George Auman and Rev. Austin Hamilton with burial in Rose Cemet^. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Harry A. Osborne of Lexington Road, Mocksville and Mrs. Mary H. Montgomery of Denton, Texas; one son, A.M. (Mack), Jr. Kimbrough of Richardson, Texas; six grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Oiarile Mills and Mrs. Scarr Morrison, both of StatesvUle. Mrs. Bdan H. Boatner and Mrs. Hdiert Gettnger, both of Redding Beach, Fla. Memorials may be made to the Cancer Fund. li 1,-s Ci >- C.R.R1DBNH0UR Cicero Richard (C.R.) Ridenhour, of 4 Watt Street. Cooleemee, was dead*on* arrival Monday evening at Davie County Hospital. Mr. Ridenhour was born June 27.1901 In Davie County and was a retired textile employee of Burlington Manufacturing Company, retiring June 27, 1966. Surviving are his wife, the former Hiss Eva Hellard; three daughters, Mrs. Kathleen R. Spry and Mrs. Nancy R. Poster, both of Ciooleemee and Mra. Rachel R. Spty of Rt. 1. Salisbury; four sons, Richard E. (Buck) Ridenhour of Hampton, Va.. Thomas W. Ridenhour of Cooleemee, James A.. Ridenhour of Davis, giiif. and H. Bruce RIdennour ot ^Itsbury; one sister, Mrs. Pauline W. Bowles of Mocksville; one brother, Russell W. Ridenhour of Cooleemee: 19 grand* children; 19 great* grandchildren. S. 0. WHITENER Sidney Otha Whitener, Sr.. aged 81. of Route 2. Trout* man, N.C.. died at 2:25 p.m.. Saturday, February 18. 1978, in the Iredell Memorial liospital. Statesviile, N.C. He was born February 28.1896. in Ckitawba County, N.C. and was a son of (he late Walter David Whitener, and Laura Edwards Whitener. He retired In 1961, after having worked as a machinist at J.C. Steele & Sons, Inc. for 41 years. He was a veteran of World War I. and a member of the First United Methodist Church, Troutman, N.C. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lillian Brantley Whitener, whom he married on December 25.1922; 3 sons. Willis B. Whitener. of Route 4 Mooresville, N.C. Harry R. Whitener, of Route 2. Troutman, N.C. Sidney 0. Whitener, Jr. of Route 7 Statesviile. N.C.; 4 daughters. Mrs. Barbara Freeze and Mrs. Annie Lapish. both of Troutman. Mra. Joyce Baton of Mocksville, Mrs. Sara Hartllne of Statesviile: 1 sister. Mra. Daisy Conner, of Terrell. Fifteen Grand* children and 2 great grandchildren also survive. Funeral services for Mr. Whitener were conducted at 4 p.m. Monday. February 20, 1978 at the First United Methodist Church, Troutman. Rev. George E. Smith, pastor of First United Methodist Church and Rev. Tom Pat* terson. pastor of Troutman Baptist Church officiated. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were his grandsons. Randy Freeze. David Whitener, Hm Whitener. Rick Whitener, Jeffrey Baton, Michael Eaton Steve Eaton and Jt^n Larew. —Muiiiuriaib may be iimdu lu the Building Fimd of First United Methodist Church. Troutman. N.C. 28166. JAMES WFRYE James Walter Frye, 91. of 1216 Bingham St. died at his home last Friday. The funeral was held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Mocksville First United Methodist Church conducted by the Rev. George Auman. Burial was in Bethlehem United Methodist Church cemetery. Mr. Frye was bom in Davie County March 30, 1886, and was a member of Mocksvllle'a First United Methodist Church. He was a retired employee of the Plumb Manufacturing Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and was a World War I veteran. Survivors Include his wife, the former Vermall Kihimer. of the home and several nieces and nephews. Davie county^ hAocKsville. HC 1 o WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL, 3/2/1978 i TUiTEROW MOCKSVILLE Mrs. Ida I3f>\vifi5 Ti!il»?rr.\v. 85 ofRt ' MocksviSle. (lifld Tuesdaiv "ni tlie Davic County Ho?d:LiI afler a brief illness; Mrs * nitierow «.vas (!ie widow of i'lo ».|te David George • Tiitlermv of D,nvie County ai»J fornioriy of Winsion- SsTioin. Slie was born in, Davic County December 24 ia!»i lo ilie laie John Cohitii- » bu!: ,n;i{i Snilio Ourlon Dowlc-t: •an'! was n life ion^ member nf Iho Jerjchn CInircIi of c.nisi. Surviving arc- two mmfllUcr.'?. Mrs. Ella T «:'crrvj ni;. of Alexandria! /a.. Mrs. Nancy T. Tultcrow • Mochsvillc: or.ason, iJaysd fj. TuMcrow of Alex- live sisters, i. Mrs. Mary Wiiiie Wilson and Mrs. Edna Evorh.nrl. bolh of .^Mocksville. Mrs. Pauline Carter of V/inston-finlcin jfVIrs. lluby Franks of Lone Beach. C,i1.. Mrs. Grace Webb of Alex.indria, Va.- .. one brother, liuwariJ Dowlos ;of Wilmingion. N.C.: three .grnndohildren and two erent- gr.nndchildrEii. Funeral ser vices will be conducted bv Drothe,-.' Ciiarles hscnheri? I-riday at 2;f){j p.m. in ii,e Uiapel of liie Eaton Funeral ilome In Mocksvil'e with bnrinl to fullnw In the ('enter United' Meihodist Cburcli |;'emelery. Tbc family will . n • . ...V •••inn , wi,, receive friends at the funeral home from 2:00 until -1:00 p.m. and from 7:0<).unlil 9;C0 p.m. Tluirsd.iy night. In lieu of flowers,'memorials may be mndo^ to the ciiurch or charily of the donors clioice bo r- cr -3^ <2 o 1 •o lOB - DAVIE COUNTY HNIBRPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. MARCH 9, 1978 MRS. IDA TUTTEROW Mrs. Ida Beile Bowles Tutterow, B6, of Route 1, Mocksvlile, N.C., died Tuesday, February 28, 1976, at the Davie County Hospital of a heart attack, alter a brief Ulness. She was the widow of the late David George Tut> terow, of Davie County. They formerly resided In Winston- Salem. Mrs. Tutterow was born In Davie County, December 24, 1B91, to the late John Columbus and Sallle Burton ^wles and was a life long member of Jericho Church of Christ. Surviving are two •daughters, Mrs. Nancy B. Tutterow of the home, Mrs. Ella Mae (Jerry) Pitts, one son, David 0. Tutterow, one pandaughter, Mrs. Davena E. Pratt, two grandsons. Dovld G. Tutterow, Jr. all of Alexandria, Va., Ray C. Tutterow of home, and two great-grandaughters, Wendy and Klmberly Pratt of Alexandria. ^e was also the grand mother of the late Jim Tut terow, instructor and tennis coach at Davie High School, and the late George Luther Tutterow, of the home. Also surviving are five sisters, Mrs. Mary WUlle Wilson and Mrs. Edna Everhart of Mocksvlile, Mrs. Pauline Carter of Winston- Salem, Mrs. Ruby Franks of Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. Grace Webb of Alexandria. Va. and one brother, Howard Bowles of Wilmington, N.C. as well as numerous nieces, nephewa and cousins. Services for Mrs. Tutterow were conducted by Brother Charles Isenberg, Minister of Jericho Church of Christ, 2:006m., Friday, March 3, at atons Funeral Home Chapel, MocksviUo, with burial following in the Center United Methodist Chruch Cemetery. Several of her favorite songs wore sung by a choral group from her church. Memorials may be made to the church or charity of the donor's choice or to the Jim Tutterow Scholarship Fund of the Davlo High School, care of Attorney George Martin, Mocksvlile, N.C., 27028. Pallbearers were Ken Boger, Virgil Bowles, Pete Tutterow, Darrell Dyson, David Everhart, all of Mocksvlile, and Joe Carter of King. MRS EMMA FOOTE SMITH Mrs. Bmmma Foote Smith, 76. of 725 W. 26h Street Winston-Salem, died Satur day shortly after arriving at N.C. Baptist Hospital. The funeral was conducted Thursday at 3:30 p.m. at the Union Mplist Church with Rev. A.H. McDaniel of ficiating. Burial was in the Piedmont Memorial Gardens. Mrs. Smith was bom March 23,1002 in Davie County to the late Aivin and Aquilla Cain Foote, lived in Wlnston-Salcm for the past 60 years, was a member of the Union Baptist Church and the 26lh Street Flower Club. Surviving are a brother, Mr. William H. Foote of Statcsville) o nelcc, Mrs. Iris C. Jones of 621 E. 4th Street; two nephews, Mr. Raymond CousQf of Oakland, Cal. and Mr. Stanley Crouser of Philadelphia, Penn. and several other relatives. J.C. HENRY SEAMON J.C. Henry Seamon, 60. of Rt. 4, was dead on arrival at Davie County Hospital on Tuesday morning. The funeral vdll be Thur sday at 2 p.m. at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel con ducted by the Rev. Fred Carlton. Burial will be in St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Cemetery. The family will be at the funeral home on Wednesday night from 7 to 9 o'clock. Born April 11, 1917, In Rowan County, Mr. Seamon was a son of the late Henry and Alice Taylor Seamon. He was a veteran of World War II and was retired from Burlington Mitts In Cooleemee. Survivors Include his wife, Mary Robblns Seamon; one daughter, Mrs. Dianne Snyder of Cooleemee; foui sons, Tom Henry and Gary Wanye Seamon, both of the home, (^etuB Daniel Seamon of Rt. 4 and John Harold Seamon of Rt. 7, both of Mocksvlile; two sisters, Mrs. Ethel Seamon of MocksvUle and Mrs. Viola Honeycutt of Greensboro. Four brothers. •Tohn Seamon of Rt. 4, Mock- sville, Malton Seamon of Denton, Lonzo Seamen of Orlando, Fla. and Robert Seamon of Salisbury ; and five grandchildren. L rvJ \ ."vr . - - t' 'M(X:KSmL&^:^pi^,^e ;lS&c&s^^^ (fi^ ;at,^ EyM , 'Haverf Wui^g: H6iniB"nies- 3 -;>#.-) ^ 7 ^ ''•. dajr^tOTnobm f Wrs:'; Cook 5 ^waff^srlriiitiye of Mo^ i and." Wa^^'aR'if^retf "^sidiool rteachy:: Shewas bora March I 18^ .th^jdaoghter of jkhe, Hlate WtUiam Mexander ^d t SalliaHo^^d.OweiK.SuFvtv- 4 . infr aire iiwr; cousins; Mrs r Sailie. Thooipsonr rLexingto^Ml^Mai^ Erwin i Reavis of'Winston-S^ei^ ; I Mrs.. Henry Clay Lane "of ^ Marshall, and Mr. T.W. fiThompsoa ..p£. Xexin^on*. Funeral servicesi will be com ducted al 11:00 a.m. Thurs^ } day at ^Iatoit*'S Funeral [j Ghap^ byr-ithe Rev.^ Geoi^e II Aunian with burial in ftose Cemetery in, Mocksville; U"'i'*vi7'4T> - ^Cu-La'vi cJotMZ-^^L UiJ'>,u liwaty f,i\GctevH\e, N. C. Cx> r- I ]£ •u ly| o o mV!E CO. PUBUC UBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NO *88 - DAVIU COUNTY UNTERPRISH RECORD. THURSDAY. MARCH fft. H)7K MRS. HAZEL BROWN Mrs. Hazel (ainillc Summers Brown, 76, of Rt. 2 MocksvUle died Monday. March 13 at Baptist HospltM In Wln8ton*Saiem after 6 we^ of serlou.*! Illness. Shewas bom in nuvicCounty August 14, 1602 to the late Wlnfleld W. Summers and Laura Hunter Summers. She is survived to her husband Charlie S. Brown; one son, Amos S. Brown of Rt. 2 MocksvUle; 1 sister, Bto. Sadie Peoples of Rt. 6 MocksvUle. Services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Baton's Funeral Chapel by Rev. James Reeves. Burial will follow In the Union Chap^ United MeUiodlst Cemetery. The family wlU receive h-lends Wednesday evening at Baton's Funeral Home. MRS. ANNIE MCCRARY Mrs. Annie Pearl McCrary. 51. of MocksvUle, Rt. 7, died Sunday morning at Davie County Hospital. She was the wife of BlU McCrary and offlee manager for H&R Block Company in Mooresvllle. The funeral was conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Baton's Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Fred Carlton and Uie Rev. J.D. Reavis. Burial was In Rowan Memorial Park. She was bora In DavIe County the daughter of J.C. and Mary Bruce Osborae. Surviving In addition to her husband are three sisters. Miss Bessie Osborae of Rt. 7 MocksvUle, Mrs. Mary Trexler of Cooleemee, and Mrs. BUiel Cope of Rt. 4 MocksvUle; two brothers, James Osborae of Rome, Oa. and Paul Osborne of Lexington. MRS. CORA STROUD Mrs. Cora Marlow Stroud. 71, of Rt. 4 SUtesvlUe died Saturday, Mardi 11 at Davis Hospital In Statesvllle. Bora December 11, 1906 In Iredell County to Ute late William Washington Marlow and Marv Stroud. she was married to Ray Stroud April 13, 1630. Mr. Stroud oied January 28, 1670. She Is survived by two sons, J. Kenneth Stroud of Rt. 1 MocksvUle and James Ray Stroud, Jr. of Rt. 4 Statesvllle; one daughter, Mrs. John (Peggy) Koonts of Rt. 3 MocksvUle, one brother, L.L. Marlow of Rt. 4 Statesvllle; two sisters, Mrs. Gyde (Tincy) Cartner of Rt. 4 Statesvllle and Mrs. Clyde (Polly) Harbin of VadklnvUIe Rd. In MocksvUle; six grandchildren. The funeral was held March 13 at 2:30 p.m. at Society Baptist Church In Harmony. Rev, Sidney Grimes and Rev. H.L. MarUn officiated the service. Burial followed In the ^urch cemetery. CLARENCE 0. MYERS Clarence Odell Myers, 82, of Rt. 3 Advance, died at Guardian Care Nursing Home In Clemmohs, March 8th. The funeral was conducted at 2:00 p.m. • Saturday at Eaton's Funeral Chapm by the Rev. Tony Gordon with burial in Evavllle United Methodist Chruch Cemetery. Mr. Myers was bora In Davle County to the late Qdorge V. and Lou Burton Myers. He was a retired farmer and a member of Evavllle United Methodist Church. Surviving are two sisters. Mrs. Ila Mae Whicker of Winston*Salem and Mrs. Salllo Bodsford of Lowisvllle: five brothers, Ollie, Richard and Edd C. Myers, all of Rt. 3. Advance, Ray Myers of Rt. 1 Advance and Junle Myers of Wlnston-Salem: a number of nieces and nephews. HERMAN H.TAYLOR Herman H. Taylor, 89, of Advance, passed away at Davle CUunty Hospital Friday morning. He was bora In Patrick County, Virginia and was a retired emj^oyee of Arista Mills, after 45 years of ser* vice. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Lockemy of Franklin, N.C. and Mrs. Rebecca Lowry of Wallburg; three sons, Carl J. Taylor of Denton, Marvin J. Taylor of Advance and Henry H. Taylor of (Heveland, Ohio; seven grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren. The funeral was hdd at the Hayworth-Mlller Silas CTeek (Thapel at 3:30 p.m. Sunday by the Rev. Norwood Green with burial in Woodland Cemetery. MARVIN E. MONSBBS Marvin E. Monsees, 66, formerly of Durham, N.C. , died Monday morning, March 13 at Davle County Hospital. Mr. Monsees was a retired electiiclan. He was bora In Alamance> County to Joseph and Elizabeth Tlllman Monsees. He Is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Jean Byrd of Durham; one sister, Mrs. Rosa Rambeau of MocksvUle; (wo brothers. James H. Monsees of Pasadena, (California and Harry A. Monsees of MocksvUle. Memorials may be made to Uie library fbnd of First BwUst church of MockaviUe. The body wUl be cremated. Os> r- cr ro \ VV GO'l\\\® cQ O 8B - DAVIU COUNTY UNTEKPRISH RECORD. THURSDAY. MARCH (6. H)78 HUGH R. wrrrv Hugh Rainy Witty. 78, of 127 Walnut St. SallBbury. died Monday morning at 1:55 o'clock at hla home after being In declinlitg health for about nine months. The fUneral was Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the Sum- mersett Funeral Home Memorial Chapel conducted by the Rev. James P. Harris Jr., pastor of - Stallings Memorial Baptist Church. Burial was In Rowan Memorial Park. Born Nov. 20, 1902, in Rowan County, Mr. Witty was a son of the late Wuliam Henry and SalUe Bradshaw Witty. He was educated In the Rowan County schools and in early life was (^ployed with Cone Mills, Salisbury plant and since 1947 was employed as a carpenter untU he retired lnl964. He was a member 01 Stallings Memorial Baptist Church, where he was a member of the Frletdly Bible Class. Survivors Include his wife, Mlttle BuUer Witty, whom he married May 20, 1028; three sons, James W. Witty of Wlnston-Salem, Billy D. Witty of Goldsboro and mbby R. Witty of Puyallup, Wash.; three sisters, Mrs. Ira Graham of Barber, Mrs. Grady Spry of Cooleemee and Mrs. Har Paris of Cleveland; six grandchildren: and five 8reat*grandchlldren. or o 0° w '.i. b o o c5 2C - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY, MARCH 23. 1978 MRS. ROSE OWENS COOK Mrs. Hose Owen Cook, 85, Mockavltle. died at Lynn Haven Nursing Home March 14th. Btfas. Gbok was a native of Modcsville and wasa retired sdtoo) teacher. She was bom March 29. 1892} the daughter of the late William Alexander and SaSle lliompson Hunt of Lexington. Mrs. Mary Brwin Reavls of Wlnston-Salem. Mrs. Henry Clay Lane of Marshall. Va. and Mrs. T.W. Thomjuon of Lexington. The ftsiffiBl was conducted at II a.m. Thursday at Eaton's Funeral Chapm by the Rev. George Auman with burial In Rose Cemetery in Mocksviite. R.D. ROBERTSON Robert Dewiw Robertson. 60,.of Rt 3. Mocksvllle, died at Baptist Hospital March 14th. The funm-al was conducted at 4 pjn. Thursday at Bixby Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Robert Crews and Rev. A.W. Smith were in charge of services with burial In church cemetery. Robertson was bom In Davie County. June 21,1917 to Grover Scales Robert^ and Uzxie Potts Robertson and was a sawmill employee. Surviving are his wife, Lucille Osborn Robertson; two daughters, Mrs. Harding Swisher of Rt 6. Mocksvllle and Miss Addia Robertson of Ihomasvllle; five sons. Jerry, Randy, Dewey and Jo Dean Robertson, all of Thomasville and Richard Robertson of Rt 2. Advance: nine grand* diildren; two sistm, Mrs. Ruth Sheets and Mrs. Opal Howard, both of Rt 8, Mocksvllle; five brothers. Grover and Tumor Robo't* son, both of Lexington, Preston. Tad and Arnold (Hoss) Robertson, all of Rt. 3. MocksviUe. JOHN ROSS JOHNSON John Ross Johnson. 73. of Albeiharle died March I8th after being stricken suddenly. He was the brother of Raymond Johnson of MocksvUle. l%e. jfunergl was held Friday afternoon at the Bfain Street Methodist (2turch In Albemarle. Interment was in the Stanly Gardens of Memoiy. Mr. Johnson, who operated the F dt M Coffee Company in Albemarle. was a native of Guilford County, the son of the late John William and Alice Tysittger Johnson. He was past chairman of the Administrative Board at Main Street Church and was a member of Stanly Lodge No. 348. the Scottish Rite Bodies, and Oasis Temide (Shrine), and a former member of the Albemarle City Council. Mr. Johnson is survived by his Wife, the former Miss BlancheFurr; three brothers. Crlts R. Johnson of Albemarle. Raymond Johnson of Mocksvllle. and Roy Johnson of High Point; and a sister, Bfrs. Charlie Manship of Moravian Palls. <7* r- cr rO in d o •o MRS. CHARLIE C. BROWN Mrs. Charlie C. Brown, 79. of Rt. 9. died at 8:18 p.m. March I6tb at Rowan Memorial Hospital after several years ot declining health and a seriom illness of (me week. Mrs. Brown, the former Lummie Hlnkle, was bom in Davie County on Sept. 20.1898 and was a daugditw of the late Jesse Albert and Dealte Fotta Hinkle. She was educated in the Davie County schools and was a member of Cooleemee Baptist Church. Her husband, Charlie 0. Brown, died in 1989. Survivors include three sons. Walter Brown of Spencer; Wiiliam Thomas Brown of Rt. 7 Salisbury and James Robert Brown of Palatka, Fla.; three daughters, Mrs. W.T. Corrdl end Mrs. Bubert Lyery, both of Rt. 9, Salisbury; a half* brother. James IBnkle of MooresviUe; two sisters, Mrs. Roy Caudle of Rt. 2 Hamp* tonvllle and Mrs. Lillian Pitman of Itey West. Fla.; 31 grandchildren. 48 great* grandchildren and one great* great*grandchild. 2C - DAVtE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. MARCH 23, 1978 I I I I iim I • •.•.•.VASV.V.VAM.V.VASV.i.i.WAlAi Man Found Dead Melvln Galther, 86, of Campbell Road, whose body was found early Friday morning In Booelown, died of nalurat causes. An autopsy confirmed that he died of a massive cerebral hemorrhage. Qalther's body was found about 7:16 a.m. Friday by Steve Howell and Kenned Carter who were walking along a path behind Phil Barker's house In Booetown. This was 200 to 300 yards from die home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oalthcr, who live on Hillcresl Drive. There were superficial abrasions on the face and head and the Sheriff's Department called in the Stale Bureau of Investigation. He was bom March 3,1942, In Mocksvllle, son of Thomas and Alice Cannady Gaither. He was educated in the schools of Davie County, was a member of St. John AME Son Church and was last employed with Davle Freeier Locker Co. In addition to his parents,, he is survived by one' daughter, Miss Victoria Lynn Gaither of Mocksvllle: six brothers, Reginald, MlchaeU Victor and Julian Gaither or Mocksvllle, Thomas Gordon Gaither of Winiton-Salem antf Algeon Benard Gaither of; Wlnston-Salem; four sillers Mrs. Deborah Ellis . of Salisbury. Mrs. Doris JImerson and Mrs. Thomosine Turner of Mocksvllle, and Miss Carolyn Gaither of East Orange, N.J. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at the St. John's AME Zion Church. The Rev. Michael Ellis of- nciated. Burial was in the- church cemetery. 4C - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. MARCH 23, 1978 Ci rA * Sf> <L i- 5 o 1 1 CHARLES D. MICHAEL Charles Donald Michael, 34, Smith Road, Lexington, died at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Community General Hospital In Thomasville, after a serious iUnesa of 3 weeks. He was born in Davidson County, July 10, 1943 to Wlnfred and Nelva Yates Michael. He had been employed with the Thomasville Furniture Industries in Thomasville. Survivors include three brothers: Wayne Michael of Rt. 7, Lexington and Robert and Jimmy Michael, both of Smith Road, Lexington; and four sisters, Mrs. John (Evelyn) Wyotl of Rt. 3, Mocksville, Mrs. Kenneth Carlton of Rt. 6, Lexington, Mrs. Boyd Burcham of Rt. 2, Lexington and Mrs. Robert Sharpe of Rl. 1, LInwood. t 'VOGLER'mi'''::::>:.,:':'ii-'.i%;!;H> \ ^JrApVANCE';^:^Mrs::^ I t ^.i'Cprnatzer 'y 72.'pf Ad--, I i ,i^vance,'died Sunday'mormn^ 1 :^at^DavieJCounty v Hospital.'j; j f^Funeral services will be con-'' ! .^/ducted at 2:30 pirri-'Tuesda'y ] ^at;Adyance United Methodist. j^Church!by the:Rev-iA]ex;L.^- \ "[^^Alyord, (Burial-will be"iiK!th'e' j ^i^hurch .cemetery., :The; b^y , •OiWiiriie in state .30 rhihutes ! wpripr .to the sepices!; She '^'was' bVrn^ iri'.Davie''Cbuhty ;*;lVoyembei:'. 26.1905, " to the i '^-la'te":f.GeorgeHaranvt!:and. '-^Maggie'.-Charles .Corndtzer., cShe' was a 'member bf. Ad-.■^'vahce ..United Methbdist'^Church ;and was a'^fetired '^^public school teacher" ^or'the 1'■^N.G-' schobls.'Survivirtg'are i ^'her husband. -Eugene- Alex-. ^n de r (X);' V o g 1 e r:"? o n e * I•^'daughter.-'Mrs. Linda Vdgler I ■-iBurton of Advance: one son. 'I'i.i.Larry. Vogler of -Advance:.J^twp.-.grandchildren; two-^sisters, Mrs.-.Hagger Barney )';Of;'Advarice.ahd Mrs. Nannie •..iSue. Markland ot:>Winston- , JSalem: three brothers. John ."arid Chester. Cornatzer both, ; ,,of Winston-Salem, and Hdsea j ' Cornatzer ^ of JacKsonville.j ' Tla". The family will receivej ^'friends at Eaton's, Funeral/'.Home Monday from*"?" to 9, '.'.p.m., . ■' " ,• -Jo M»tL 3- X?" /f7^ DAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NO Uavie Go. huouc uofcif) Mocksvrlle, H. C. 6B ~ PAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. MARCH 30. J978 Oo h- <r 0 ro fO 1 tf} t- O MRS. PAtLIE VOGLER Mrs. Faille Cornalcer Vogler, 72, of Advance, died Sunday morning at Davle County Hospital. The funera was conducted at 9:80 p.m. Tuesday at Ad> vance United Methodist Church by the Rev. Alex L. Alvord. Burial was In the church cemetery. She was bom In Davle County November 96, IOCS, to the late George Haram and Maggie Charles Coroatser. She was a member of Ad* vance United Methodist Church and was a retired public school teacher for (he N.C. sdiools. Surviving are her husband, Eugene Alexander (X) Vogler: one daughter, Mrs. Lirtda Vogler Burton of Advance; one son, Larry Vogler of Advance; two grandchildren; two sisters. Mrs. Bagger Barney of Advance and nva. Nannie Sue Markland of Wlnston-Salem; three brothers, John and Qtester Cornatter both of Winston* Salem, and Hosea Coroatser of Jacksonville, Fla. ED HOLLIS Ed HolUs, 60, of Memphis, Tenn., died Wednesday mght, March 99 In Memphis after a brief illness. He is local^ survived a son, Robert J. HoUls of Rt. 6 MocfcsviUe. Other survivors Include four sons and a daiuhter. The funeral was held Monday, March 97 at B p.m. at S.W. Quales Funeral Home In Memphis. Burial was Tuesday at ii a.m. In New Park Cemetery In Memphis. THEODORE JOHNSON Theodore Johnson, 40, of Rt. 4, died at 6a.m. Sunday at his residence. He had been In declining health for two months. The funeral was held Wednesday at Ervin Temple CMB Church by the Rev. Leroy Peay and the Rev. Robert Williams. Burlalwas In the church cemetery. Son of George Johnson of Rt. 4, Mocksvlue and the late Mable Carson Johnson, he was a native of Rowan County. He was employed at Fiber Industries and was a member of Ervln Temple. Survivors include his father and step*mother, Mrs. Lucille Johnson of Rt. 4, MoeksvlUe; his wife, Mrs. Detei^ Abd Johnson; a daughter, Miss Pamela Johnson of the home; a brother, George Johnson of Queens, N.Y.; and four sisters, Mrs. Louise Johnson of Salisbury, Miss Theodosla Johnson and Miss Diane Johnson, both of Rt. 4, MocksvUie, and Mrs. Odessa Ingram of Shakes Heights, Ohio. MRS.JS.FRG6T The funeral for Mrs. Nina Holt Frost, 61, of Burlington, N.C. was held March 92nd In that city, interment was In the Alamance Memorial Park. She was the wife of Dr. John Samuel Frost, Who survives. Mrs. Frost was a member of the Front Street United Methodist Church and a past member of several clubs including the Burlington Music Club and Book Qub. She died March 20th after an Illness of 14 months. JEREMIfi SMITH Graveside rites were held Thursday, March 93 at 4 p.m. at Rock Spring Baptist Church for Jeremle Augustus Smith, Infant son of Gordon C. and Faye Goodwin Smith of Rt. 1, Harmony. The Rev. GndiamWooton officiated the service. Other survivors Include one brother, Chadwlck G. Smith of the home; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Smith of Rt. 6 MoeksvlUe; materal grand* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Goodwin of Rt. 1 Harmony; paternal grandmother, Mrs. S.D. Joyner of ModcsviUe; msteral great grandmoUier, Mrs. Lottie May Smith of Rt. 1. Harmony. The Infant died at birth, March 91, at Forsytb Memorial Hospital In Win* 8ton*Salem. .ci «r- - OO r- » :r Howard, was bom .in , WaW^ountrW 28.-19^■the late Joe Henry.ind and ': .'Martha Allen -Howard:- H?'.■ .^wasaKmein|jer6f.Macedonwr' Moraviaru Chur^^^ ;. "tetired from* R.J^ ^.Tobacco Cpm{>any ahCwas' also 'Deputy Shefriflv>t .Davie County fo>-^past^O ^vears.. Funeral services will;^:Ibe conducted at 2:l>^-ni-'^Wednesday at MacedoniaMoravian -ChurClt by tte"Rev. John Kapp and[ theRey..Alec Alvord with burial inchurch' graveyard. The body' will lie in'state 30 minutesprior to services. Surviving are one daughter. Mrs;Helen,Talbert ofc Advance^ one son. Robert K. Howard. of Rt. .4. Yadkinville: fourgrandchildren; two great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs! Edna Allep oS?Rt. 5.Mocksville and, Mrs.- Ni|w Jean Barnes of Rt. -2. Adr,vance; -four brothers. Samuel Lee Howard andWilliam iloward. both of Clemmons. Taylor of Advance, and J6hn F.Howard of Rt. 2. Mocksville.The family will receivefriends at Eaton Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. L Tuesday. , • ^ - .. . .y 1 , V- • rf-r. . T>j>ApVANC^^[.teon%d^^^^^^^^Hpwardi a forrrior tt»ost^Wd'aind Meputy >heriff;.'-ml>D County for ma$y years, died yesterday mormng at. Davie Countv Hospital. He ivas- 71. Howard still held the title ofdeputy sheriff-of" Davie County and Will be buried in his uniform -and ., badge, at 2^p;m. Wednesday:" 5'-I He worked at R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. in Winston-Salem and ."was constable. wheii he would come home .of anevening." recalled. Hubert Eaton, a long-time friend. "He was a deputy for more than 30years, and he worked under both political parties, con^ tinuously." Howard retired from the tobacco company about 12 years ago. . He was known as "Jug" by his friends, and "everybody knew Him." said Robert "Pap-pv" Hellard. a retired deputy. "He was constable when 1 was sworn-in as a deputy. He was a good fellow." Funeral services for Howard will be at Macedonia Moravian Church. 1^3 - CeL-Le-TM ® 4.^ r" DAVIE CO. PUBOG OBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NC "S^ I DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 6. 1978 - 15 Son Of Davie Man Is Electrocuted In Accident Sunday In Rowan County The son of a Davie County man was one of four electrocuted Sunday in an accident in Rowan County. Denny Messick, S3, son of C.W. Measlck of Rt, 3 Mocksville, was killed instantly along with three others when a TV or CB attena attached to the steel porch of a mobile home came into con tact with an electrical wire carrying 7,200 bolts. In addition to Messick, James Howard Gobble, IB,of Rt. BSallsbury; Earl Fred Gaskey. 30, of Rt. 14 Salisbury: and Adoiplrus Nathaniel Kolshouser Jr. 5S of Rt. 10 Salisbury, were also killed. The tragedy happened on the Gaskey Road. Just off the Airport Road, shortly after 4 p.m. According to reports the four men were helping Gaskey move his mobile home to a new location. They had the house trailer hitched to a truck and were attempting to remove the metal porch so they could move the home. With all four men holding the metal porch, either the CB antenna or TV antenna, attached to the top of the porch, touched a live power line that led into the mobile home. An investigating officer said (he 7,200 volt charge set all except Measick afire. The clothing of three of the victims w DANNY MESSICK burned off. Holshouscr was a log cutter by trade and was a veteran of World War II. Measick was employed by Tidwell Motor Carrier of Rockwcil and Gaskey by Bowman Trucking Co. in Charlotte. Gobble was employed by Cannon Mills and Mlckle Tire Co. in Salisbury. Holshouserwasthe father-in-law of Earl Gaskey. According to reports, the CB antenna was 24 feet tall. Members of the Rowan County Rescue Squad, Duke Power Co. end Locke Fire Department also went to the mobile home on Gaskey Road to be of assistance. MESSICK FUNERAL The funeral for Danny Lee Messick, 23, of Rt. 9, the Godbey Road, who was accidentally electrocuted Sunday, was conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Weslslde Baptist Church by the Rev. Hugh Lowe, pastor, end the Rev. Vee Heglar. Burial was in Gay's Chapel United Methodist Church cemetery. Mr. Messick was born Feb. 2S, I9SS, in Rowan County, a son of C.W. Messick of Rt. 3, Mocksville, and Ruby Cranfleld Measick of Route 9, Salisbury. Ekhicated in Rowan County schools, he was em ployed at Tidwell Motor Carriers In Rockwell. He was a member of Westslde Baptist Church. /Oso surviving are a brother, Jama Walter Maaick of Rt. 9 Salisbury; a sister, Mrs. Margie Ann Burton of Advance; and his grandmothers, Mrs. Llllie Messick of Rt. 9, Salisbury, and Mrs. Lizzie Cranfleld of 229 S. Long Street. \M lOD - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1978 PAULO. JONES Paul Greene Jones, 69. of R(. 6, Moeksvllle, died Monday ntoming at Baptist Hospital In VinnBton«Salem. Mr. Jones was a retired sawmill operator, a member of Bear Cre^ Baptist Church and a member of Modcsvllle Masonic Lodge. The funeral was held at 4:00 p.m. Wednesday at Bear Creek Baptist Church by the Rev, Tony Atkins, the Rev. Grady TXitterow and the Rev. W.C. Berkley. „ Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Annlo Draughn Jones: tiuree dau^ters. Mrs. L.S. Shelton. Jr. of Statesvllte, Mrs. Harold Rollins of Rt. 6, Mw^BvllIe and Mrs. G.M. Cates of Cullman, Alabama; three sons, Lewis, Bobby and Gerald Jones, all of Rt. 6. Moeksvllle; two brothers, Charlie and Wade Jones, both of Rt. 6, Moeksvllle; 14 grandchildren; four great* grandchildren. MARY 0. SMITH Mrs. Mary Overcash Smith, 67, mother of Mrs. Irene Fuller of Moeksvllle, died Tuesday morning at the home of a daughter. Mrs. Pauline StUes In Florence, S.C. Airs. Smith was a former resident of Charlotte. She was bom In Cabamis county March 9, 1891, the daughter of the late Osbome and Katie Overcash. Mrs. Smith was a member of the Covenant Presbyterian Church In Charlotte. Her husband, Jason B. Smith died In May 1973. j&rvlvors In addition to the two dau^ters Include two brothers, Ed J. Overcash of Concord and Bruce Overcash of Rt. % Concord; one sister, Mrs. Neal Chester of Rt. i, Mooresvllle; four grand children, two of which are Mrs. David Taylor of Moeksvllle and Jim FUUer, Jr. of Rock Hill, S.C.; and two great-grandchildren. nmeral services will be conducted at Cavln's Funeral Chapel In Mooresvllle Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial will be In the Gllwood Presbyterian Church ccmete^. ^ Constable 'Jug'Howard Dies At 71 Leonard K. Howard, a former constaUe and deputy sheriff In Davie County for many year^, died Monday morning at Davle County Hospital. He was 71. Howard still held the title of deputy sheriff of Davle County and was buried In his uniform and badge at 2 p.m. Wednesday. He worked at R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. In Wlnston'Salem and "was constable when he would come home each evening," recalled Hubert Baton, a long-time friend. "He was a deputy for more than SO years and he worked under both political parties continuously." Howard retired from the tobacco company about 12 years ago. He was known as "Jug" by his friends and "everyboify knew him," said Robert "Pappy" Hellard, a retired deputy. "He was constable wlmn I was sworn In as a He was a good f^ow." Mr. Howard was bora In Davle CounW, July 28, 1006 to the late Joe Henry and Martha Allen Howard. He was a member of Macedonia Moravian Church, was retired from R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and was also Deputy Sheriff of Davle County for Uie past 80 years. The funeral was conducted at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday at Macedonia Moravian Church by the Rev. John Kapp and the Rev. Alec Alvord with burial In the church cemetery. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Helen Talbert of Ad vance; one son, Robert K. Howard of Rt. 4 YadklnvUIe; four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; two ststers, Mrs. Edna Allen of Rt. S, Moeksvllle and Mrs. Nina Jean Barnes of Rt. 2, Ad vance; four brothers, Samuel Lee Howard and William Howard, both of Clemmons, Taylor Howard of Advance and John F. Howard of Rt. 2, Moeksvllle. do <r- » ai O I CPS 'H5t)GES "'^A'4vl:i:: • S^^llS •&u i^TvS' ( » ^'CL. cA , if' 7-^77f Oo r- 0-1 1 -'/ \.i -: U ;■ ■ \ ! iitt W 1 '"w* <• • ■.i-:-, iih_u I 5i '^t DAV.'E CO. PUBUC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLc, NC 8B - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1978 Oo r- <r" TT :r- k ci s-- <5 0 1 o ca PAUL HODGES Paul Eustace Hodges. 70, of Rt. 4 died at Porsyth Memorial Hospital April 8. The funeral was conducted Friday at 4 p.m. at Eaton's Funeral Home chapel. He was buried In Concord United Methodist Church Ccinctcry. Davle county. Bom Feb. 6,1008, In Davle County, he was a son of the late' John D. and Sallle Thomj^son Hodges. Before retiring, he was a farmer. Survivors Include his wife, Saddle Jordan Hodges; a sister, Mra. Sarah Eliot of New York City. MRS. AMELIA MYER^ Mrs. Amelia Todd Myers, 94, of Vadklnvjlle, Rt. 4, died at 6:30 a.m. Saturday at Forsyth Memorial Hospital. The funeral was conducted Monday at S. Deep Creek Baptist Church by the Rev. BUI Yates and the Rev. J.C. Siore. Burial was in the church cmetery. She was bora in Yadkln County the daughter of James I. and Amanda Shore Todd and was the oldest llvirm member of S. Deep Creek Baptist Church. She was married to Noah A. hfyers who died November 29, lOSO. Survivors Include three daughters, Mrs. Paul (Ruby) Davu of Wlnston*Sal6m, Mrs. W.P. (Juanlta) Brandon of Yadkinville and Mrs. Johnson (I^yce) Marklin of Mocks* ^Ue; two sons, Hairston A. and (?laude J. both of WInston-Salem; three sisters, Mrs. C.L. lomch and Mrs. Leslie Dickerson both of Wln8ton*Saiem, and Mrs. Alonzo (Brlllie) Gough of Yadkinville; one brother, Alonza L. Todd of YadMn* ville; II grandchildren, 13 great*grandchlldren. .lAMES B. GOODWIN James Edward Goodwin, 60, of Rt 7r was dead on anival Sunday morning at Davle County Hospital. He bad been In declining health for the past five years; The funeral was held Tuesday at 11 a.m. .at Baton Funeral Home Chapel con ducted by the Rev. Jack Luther. Burial was In Bethel United Methodist Church Cemetery In Davle County. Born Aug. 13,1017, In Ridi- mond County. Mr. Goodwin was a son of the late Franklin and Rosa McGee Goodwin. He was a former office em ployee of Swartz Oortttructlon Co. In Tampa, Fla. before ' • moving^toMocksvlUeandwas the Baptist faith. Survivors Include his wife, Qara Poplin Goodwin; three sons, Jimmy Goodwin of Hamlet, Eugene Goodwin of Florida and Frank Goodwin of Charlotte; six sisters, Mrs. Jante McPherson, Miss Lola Goodwin, Mra. LlUle Todd, Mrs. Blvin Free, Mrs. Virginia Callahoun and Mrs. Daira Perry, all of Rockingham; and two brothers, Bruce, and Leon Goodwin, both of ' Rockingham. MRS. J. FRANK MILLER Mrs. J. Frank Miller, 80, of 207 B. Bank Street, Salisbury died A|nil B at 11:35 pm. at Rowan Memorial Ho^ltal. Oie had be^ In dedining health for the past three years and was seriously 111 for one day. Funeral was held April B at a p.m. at St. Johns Lutheran Church by Rev. E. Edward Long. Burial was in Qiestnut Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Miller, the former Ivy Ijames, was bora December 22,1867 in Davle County of the late Robert M. and Louise Gartner Homes. She was educated In Davle County Schools and was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church, (he Annie Fink Bible Class and tho Uitheran Church Women. Survivors Include one son, Robert L. Miller of 214 B. Lank Street In Salisbury; two daughters, Mrs. Albert (Janet) Carpenter of 328 Mitchell Avenue, Salisbury and Mrs. Norman (Ann) Warlick of Cherry ville; eleven grandchildren and flve' great grandehilren. DENNY PINK FOSTER Funeral services for Denny Pink Poster, 87, of lOS.Coppley Street, Lexington, formerly of Cooleemee, were held Wednesday, April 5, at Qoggins Memorial Baptist Church. Lexington where he held his membership. Burial was in Turrentine Baptist Church Cemetery In Davle COunto. His granosons served OS pern bearers. Mr. Foster died at 12:20 a.m. Monday, April 3rd. in Rowan Memorial Hospital after being In decllnging health for two years and seriously 111 for two weeks. Eiorn Smt. 17,1800, In Davle (bounty, Mr. Foster was a son of (he late Frank and Nellie S. P08|er. He was a retired employee of Dacotah Mills ana a member of the Davle Coun^ Redmans. ftirvivors include one son, Sylvester B. (Bud) Foster vnth whom he made his home; three daughters, Mrs. Vernon Jordan of 618 Car- (final Dr., Lexington, Mra. Jim Blvlns of 1107 Shaver St., Bast Spencer and Mrs. Robert Pennlnger of Route i. Woodleaf; one brotherl Dudley Foster of Salisbury, seven grandchildren. 17 great-grandchildren and one great-great grandchild. MRS. SARAH HAYWORTH Mrs. Sarah Katherlne Boatlan Hay worth, of 521 Jersey Avenue,' Winston* Salem passed away at her home Sunday. She was the widow of John B. Hayworth. She was born In Davle County to Vllliam J. and Katherlne PIckler fiostlan. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Lexington, N.C. Surviving are 5 daughters, Mrs. Virginia Lohnman of the home, Mrs. Margaret Burrows of Cryslal Towers, Mrs. J. Henderson Patterson of I2ffl Wedgewood Dr., MTs. Edmund Atwood, 8^ Pilot View Street, Mrs. Rosemary . Dunnagun of 4325 South Main Street; one son Bruce F. •Hayworth of 5516 Kane Dr. Pfafftown; ten grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Services were held at Voglers Main Street Chapel at 2 p.m. Tuesday, April ii, with burial in Chestnut Hill .(3emetery. Salisbury, N.C. \V c^ -A fX^STEiR • ■^ '•• "' MOCKSVILLE - Mr. B«iy Jay Foster, Jr., 73, of Rt 1, MocksWlle, died Thursday atDavie County Hospital after a lengthy illness. Mr. FosterV twas;^ native of Davie Coun-ty. EfeiSWB born July 5,1904,son of'*tiito<u.late Bovy J. Foster, Sr. and Nola Gibsoir' Foster. Surviving are his wife> Mrs. Anna Belle Hodgson; one daughter, Mrs. Gene. Slate of Jam^towti^ one, sister, Mrs. Frank Strdud. of Mocksville; iwp^_ grandchildren. Fungal ser-. ' sp aces will. be heldi^t 4:00 p.m. Saturday ac Salera i United Methodis Church with burial church,>^emetery. The .hody will lie^.'Jn state 30 miii&tes prior to 'services. The-family will receive friends from 7:30 to 9 p-.m. Friday at the Bunch- Johnson Funei^'Home in^lle,:;v V. M- »4-- /97? 0e.tiy^y If- 13- J?7«' 7 !-( - r. 00 1 •5: ) :r % u. CT' ■9 ca > tr Si m 3 0. d o LlJ s CO o o S 9m >• r-i-. (Wi(^;-Brbwn;' Sr^-' of,,YadIdiiyiIle Rd.,vdied r!0po^Y nif^tatjiavie (^li^ n ^-iHospiialdi^ l ;U?dkm . Cor^^;S: Johh aiid Frisdlla'Adams Brown.' He TOs a veteran of World War I ap.d he was \a mjember of the n First Baptist■: Church ofMwksville; He ipperated theBrown and. Foust LivestockMarket in Grransboro andfiter he opd-atgi the S. W.Brown and Son Wholesale in iMdcksvillel He 'WasjnafTied4ttF the f(nTOer;_SMrs.? RoxieRardue firown^whd'^urvives,'also surviving.4re one son^&'W. Brown,. %; of Mocks-Xflle; one sistsr, Miss Lillj^-|Brown of ML ^Airy ; ,thm I grandchildren. Miss DebbieBrown of Atlanta, Ga;, andM.rs, Elizabeth Hooks of Mocksville, and Charlesgrown also of Mbcksville. Euneral services will be Wxdlnesday at 11:00 a.m. atEatons Funeral . Chapel bythe Rev. 'Charies Hullock. Burial will be in North Oak Ridge Baptist Church%metery. MembrialSi^;^!made to North Oak Rid^Baptist Cemetery Fund.Family will be at Eatbns Flineral Home from 7:00 to.5?00 p.m. Tuesday. if- - i97(r oo 2r \ CO r :r V 0 \ OAVtE CO. PUBUCMOCKSVia.E, NC <3^ 'S-' V DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1978 Pages 1 & 2 Fatal Accident Sunday On Cheriy Hill Road A 33'year*old man was killed Sunday nl^t after hia pickup truck ran off the Cherry HIU Church Road, overturned and pinned him. Jerry Wayne Miller of 8714 Oer* manton Road. Winston-Salem was driving home alone from his father's house whm the truck went off the left dde of the road. State Highway Patrolman James Newton said there were no witnesses to the accident. A motorist found the truck on Its top on a downhill stretch of road and called authorities about e p.m. Sunday night. Trooper Newton said the truck aMarently had hit a three*foot beside the road, which caused It to flip several times. HlUer was thrown from the truck, which landed on top of him. It Is not known what caused the truck to leave the road. This'was Davie County's third high* way fatality for 197S. Ime funeral for Miller was held Wednesday morning at the Sununersett FUanl Chapel in Salisbury conducted the Rev. Jdin Goodman, pastor of the Jerusalem Baptist Church. Burial was In the Cherry Hill Qhirch Cemetei^y. Born Nov. 28, 19m, In Rowan County. wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Third Fatality Davie County had Its third traffic fatality of 1878 Sunday night when Jerry Wayne Miller was killed In a one vehicle accident on the Cherry lliil Church Road. The first two fatalltlci' resulted from a wreck on interstate 40 March Qrd. Mrs. Evelyn CaMwetl Waddeil. 3S. of 1810 Largo St.. PayettevlIIe died on March 29tb In the Forsytb Memorial Hospital from Injuries sustained In this accident. Her seven*year>old daughter, Heiwletta Young SWles, died the next day. March SOta, In the Porsyth Hospital. Two ether children, age 12 and 8, were seriously hdurro In thto accident which occured about 7t40 p. m., 0.3 miles east of Mocksvllle on 1*40 when the car belog driven by Mrs. Waddeil went out of control and overturned. Mr. Miller was a son of John Alb^ Miller of Rt. 4, Mod^iUe and Isabelle Young Miller of Rl. 1, LInwood. He was educated In the Davie County (continued on page 2) Fatal Accident (continued from page 1) Bchoola, was an honor graduate of the Unlvorslty of N.C. at Qreenaboro where be received a Masters Demree In Eoonoffllci and also attended GuUford College. He served four years In the UJi. Army and was emj^oved In the Veterans Administration office in Wlniton*8alem. Survivors, In addition to his parents, include two brothers, Kenneth Young Miller of Crane Creek Terrace, Salisbury and Charles David Miller of Rt. 4, Mocksvllle; and bis maternalSandmother, Mrs. C.P. Young of Rt. 1, nwood. 8B - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY, APRIL 20. 1978 ip r- o- o i d. <£ r- S O S.W. BROWN SR. Simon Wilford (Wick) Brown. Sr.. 81. of Vadklnvllle Rd., died Monday night at Davic County Hospital. He was born In Vadkln County to John and Priscllla Adams Brown. He was a veteran of World War 1 and he was a member of the First Baptist Church of Mocksvllle. Ho operated (he Brown and Fouat Livestock Market in Greensboro and later he operated the S.W. Brown and Son Wholesale in Mocksvllle. He was married tb the former Mra. Roxie Parduc Brown who survives, also surviving are one son, S.W. Brown, Jr., of Mocksville; one sister. Miss Lillian Brown of Mi. Airy; three grand children. Miss Debbie Brown of Atlanta, Ga., and Mrs. Elixabelh Hooks of Mocksvllle and CSiarles Brown also of Mocksvllle. The funeral was held Wednesday at II a.m. at Batons Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Charles Bullock. Burial was in North Oak Ridge Baptist Church Cemetery. B.J. FOSTER JR. Mr. Berry Jay Foster, Jr., 73, of Rt. 1, Mocksville, died Thur^ay at Davie County Hospital after a lengthy ttlmss. Mr. Foster was a native of Davie Cbunty. He was born July 5, 1904, son of the late Berry J. Foster. Sr. and Ifola Gibson Foster. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Anna Belle Hodgson; one daughter, Mrs. Gene Slate of Jamestown; one sister, Mrs. Frank Stroud of Mocksvllle: (wo grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday, April 14 at Salem United Methodist Church. Burial was In the church cemetery. The Rev. Cameron Dodson and (he Rev. M. G. Brvin had charge of (he service. QUENTIN SMITH John Quentin Smith, B4, of Rt. 5 Mocksvllle, died at his home Sunday morning. The funeral was conducted al 2 p.m. Tuesday at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Charles Bullock. Burial was in Center United Methodist Church Cemetery. He was born In Davie County May 16. 1923, to William Nathaniel and Blanche Dwlgglns Smith. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Mocksvllle and was owner and operator of the Texaco Service Station in Mocksvllle before retiring. Surviving are his wife, Janet Manning Smith; two daughters. Alice Elaine and Mona Smith both of the home; three sons, Bob Smith of Phoenix; Arltcna, Richard Smith of Monticello, Indiana, and Steve Smith of Davidson, N.C.; his mother, Mrs. Blanche Dwlgglns Smith; three sisters, Mrs. Kathrlne Pode and Mrs. Louise Har tley both of MocksviUe, and Mrs. Helen Wrenn of Fayettevllle; three brothers. Lawrence, Kermit, and Norman Smith all of Mocksvilie. aO ?.«■ o OD r- I 0 1 ^iModkanille^^ iiftt-Mc9^Rab go o -j 2: y G? C2 J ? ^t2- C/) 0 O01 UJ 1 'lGieto^$4iir^^ JDiBltoii^ li STbeksville, Hobert :Br.. Neiimaii^hW^te^^ ^:Hlllan^jH^Daltoii>.;a%;oit Ronte'^T^ Blbcksvillei and .l!:baH«s.^,NU^,<Daltoii; ;6f rHoek&vllIe ;•; ..x.4 graBdcbildrea; ^4a% imt graBdcbildiren;:' and one 0!^ great, gmdehild.- ^l^menlLsecvieesi will ;be :Tliaraifay g:Oy pAJat PEb^ sant Hiu Bapttk Ctairdi is beddLCodi^. Boriatwillbe "is^Ckordi 'Cemeteiy.t The body frilt lie is stateooe hour B^ ' to^-fiBiaal time. The mmib^; iHn receive frieids WedMsday evo^ig 7:00 til 8:00^ p.ni. la ttie Chapd ei Mornsoa aad Stndevest FbseialBome.-'-'^ -5 Qi-v, < V 4 i, '4-' Oavie Co. Public Library Mocksvllle, N. 6. or •^r 1 fv ■v. i •s. -A f DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. APRIL 27. 1078 I3B B.G. FEIMSTBK Bobby Gill Feimsler, S5. of Church St. Ext., was dead on arrival at Davle County Hittpllai on Saturday, April 32. Tito funeral was held at tt a.m. Tuesday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel conducted by the Rev. Robert Taylor. Burial was in Center United Methodist Church Cemetery. Born Nov. 22.1922, in Iredell County, Mr. Felmster was a 3801) of the late William •Davison and Victoria Shaver IFelmster. Ho was a World . ^War II veteran and was a •tetlrcd mechanic. Survivors include two■daughters, Mrs. Barry.Sechrest of Rt. 2, Mocksvllle and Ms. Robin Carter of Rt. 7, Mocksvllle: one son, Breck C. . Felmster of Rt. 2 Mocksvllle;■ two sisters, Mrs. Velma Sloan . of Rt. 1, Olin and Mrs. RubySapp of Texas; one brother. ' Jack Felmster of Rt. 1. Olin: and three grandchildren. W. E. SMOOTWilliam Ephralm Smoot,68, of 646 Neely St. died AprUtBth at For^h Memorial Hospital, after an extended lUnesB. The funeral was conducted Friday at 4 p.m. at Second Presbyterian Church with the Rev. F. D. Johnson Jr. of* ••flelatlng'He was buried in thechurch cemetery. Bom Jan. 19,1910, in DavieCounty. Smoot was a son ofthe late Ephralm Ldfth and Delay Noble Smodt. He was a member of SecondPresbyterian Church and,before retiring, a furniture worker. Survivors include his wife. Addle M. Smoot of Mocksvllle; a daughter, Miss Margaret Smoot of Newark,N.J.; a son, Ronald Smoot of Mocksvllle: a sister, Mrs. Mildred Brooks of Mocksvllle; a brother, Dennis Smoot of Salisbury: seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. NETTIE W.DAYWALT • Mrs. Nettie Walker Daywalt, 68, of 126 Alberlson Rd., High Point, diedSaturday, April 22, at 2 p.m. in High Point Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient since Friday.Mrs. Daywalt was born February 4,1910, in RandolphCounty, a daughter of Thomas and Mollie MiUer Walker. She had been a resident of High Point most of her life and wasa retired employee of High Point Paper Box Companyr Udiere she worked 47 years.!Mrs. Daywalt attended, Alberlson Road Baptist Church. In 1927 she was: married to Dewoy D. Daywalt ' who survives of the home. ^ Also surviving are three brothers, T.Q. Walker otArch^le, Edward Walker of Rt. S, High Point, and Wray Walker of Wlnston-Salem; and one sister, Mrs. Robert (Mattle) Gooch of Durham. Funeral services were heldMonday at 2 p.m. from theCumby Chestnut DriveChapel with the Rev. HeorthKennedy, the Rev. Charles B. Walker and the Rev. HowardHodges officiating. Burial was In Floral Garden Park Cemetery. 4to f- f- ci » kAf ::s' c O o > MRS. CORA LIZZY YORK Mrs. Cora Lizzy York, 92, of Route 1, Harmony, died Friday at 6;3o p.m. at LynnHaven Nursing Home in Mccksviile following alengthy illnesa. She was bom In Iredell County March 23. 1886, a daughter of the late SamuelTaylor and Sarah Ann Foster Heath. She was a member of Garksbury United Methodist Church. Her husband, Amos Franklin York, died in February, 1980.Surviving are three sens, Samuel Clyde York of Greensboro, Franklin Coyte York and Horace Buford York of Route 1, Harmony: onedaughter, Mis. Almar Blanch Stroud of Route 1. Harmony:IS grandchildren, 28 greatgrandchildren and three great great grandchildren. The funeral was conductedSunday at 2:30 p.m. atGarksbury United Methodist Church, with Rev. William Blanton officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers v'ere BudStroud, Franklin York, Calvin York, Bill York, Harace York,and Gary Dean Seaford. MRS. LILLIE DALTON Mrs. Lillie Dalton, 92, of Rt. 7, Mocksvllle died at her homeiSieaday, April 23. after a leMthy Illness. ^e was born in Iredell County and was a member ofPleasant Hill Baptist Church. Funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. atPleasant Hill Baptist Churchin Iredell County. Burtal will follow in the church cemetery with the Rev. W.E. Howard officiattng.The body will iio in atate at tha church one hour prior to funeral time. Survivors include: two daughters, Mrs. LillianDoulin and Mrs. Ruby Howell, both of Rt. 7, Mocksvllle: six sons, N.C. Dalton of Rt. 3, Mocksvllle, Hubert M., Newman L.,'Walter 0. and Hillary H. Dalton, all of Rt. 7 MocksvlUo; and Charles N. Dalton of Mocksvllle; 32 grandchildren, 46 great-grandchlfdren and one great- great-grandchlld. <:>■> 5:^ O 2: 1j > CO o 0 S sr ) i\i •i ti. -c' ❖0 fv '(^ c r S^A ^T.-y - ^ n IOCKSVIIiE^la©M%^ fevDmart of Jlotttegi,? cl^e, died;Friday..^] Vrnenlta1<':1UIf»lavie' )Ui^; mployed plumbery and^ ;ietiaerafsL^dhnls AMST: i iSaCtiwdif^undviiig^ '-"^^^npghtarsi ^Jrs^fAaice; ittersob'^ >altonT^b6th c?; !'>.-.•>■;■ ' '''■■■■ ..- ..,-1Mrs/%sephine Jones' and <.Jdrs. a/jifi^'LewiSj iboth^pf-Roufe ■ 7, ^ocksville, ;^Irs.'Margaret Xewis of HoUnan^^t.rMocksvine; Mrs. Carolyn Williams ofi Woodleaf, Mrs; Lizora.I . Williams of Albemarle, andMrs. Mary, Holmes of Har-.p- mony; two sons," Will DillardI Jr., of Route .7, Mocksville,; and Robert I^rd of thejhome; la ioster-sbn, Williamjk Eugene Foote 'bf the JioiQ^e;P": one- sister, Mrs. Isabel!; . Nichols of Mocksville; 33|1 grandchildren .and 27 great-i*r.r grandchildren. Funeral -a^-i viceswrallbe heldMonday'ati-i4530 "p.xni^i at St.: -Jbhh'isW^aM.E. Zion Church.: Rev. Michael Ellis will officiate. ^ Burial vrill be in the church1 cemeteiy. The body will bet takCT<t6 the church at 6:00p.ini S^day where, the f ami-ly>vwill^eceive Wends .from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m.UMprrisdnl^tude^tli; ~ 'SaJ-c.Tr*^ Davie Co. Public Library Mocksville, N. 0. <5^ C5 •o 2 - DAVIt COUNTY UNTURPRlSb RECORD. THURSDAY. MAY 4, |i)7« Advance MatT Dies Of Stab Wound An Advance man died of stab wounds in his home in LaQulnita about 11:30 a.m. Sunday morning. James N. Norman. 23, reportedly died of a knife stab wound to his chest allegedly inflicted by his wife during a domestitrquBiTel: His wife, Mrs. Nancy Long Norman was charged with voluntary man* slaughter. She posted a secured bond of 11.000 for a May 13 court ajv^rance. Richard Sharpe and Robert Purvis of the Oavie County Sheriff's Department investigated. James Nathaniel Norman was born August 17,1932 in Porlsyth County to B. L. Norman and Helen Edwards He spent most of his life in i'niiiyili and worked for the R. J. ReynutUu Tobacco company. He is survived by his wife, one son Jamie Norman of the home; (me brother. Benjamin Norman of 506 Osborne Road. Wln8ton*Salem: his mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond (Helen) Edwards; his father. B. L. Norman of High Point. The funerai was held at 11 a.m Wednesday at the Hayworth*Miller Silas Creek Chapel. ■Ov- f>» DAVJI: COUNTY l-NTIittPRISI: RliCOKO. TIIUUSDAV. MAY 4. U)7H h- C! O WILL H. DILLARD Mr. Will Harper Dillard of Route 7, Mocksville, died Friday at Davie County Hospital. Mr. Dillard was a retired self-employed plumber and a member of St. John's A-M.G. SQon Church. Surviving are eight daughters, Mrs. Alice Pat terson and Mrs. Hotel Dalton, both of the home, Mrs. Josephine Jones and Mrs. Louise Lewis, both of Route 7, Mocksville, Mrs. Margaret Lewis of Holman St., Mocksville, Mrs. Carolyn Williams of Woodleaf, Mrs. Llzora Williams of Albemarle, ond Mrs. Mary Holmes of Harmony; two sons, Will Dillard Jr., of Route 7. Mocksville. and Robert Dillard of tho home; a foster son, William Eugene Foote of the home; one sister, Mrs. Isabell Nichols of Mocksville: 33 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. The funeral was Monday at 4:30p.m. at Si. John's A.M.E. Zion Church. Rev. Michael Ellis officiated. Burial was In the church cemetery. ROBENA B. Nlii-LY Mrs. Robena Bowman Neely, so, of 634 Sth Ave., Coraopolis, Pa., died April 2Sth at her home after an Illness of two months. Mrs. Neely was a Davie County native. ' The funeral was held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Mt. Zion Holiness Church in Mocksville conducted by Elder J.H. Nichels. Burial was In the church cemetery. • Born Marcli 7, 1928, in Davie County, Mrs. Neely was a daughter of the late Boss •and Etta Bowman. She was educated In (he Davie County ■schools and was last employed by Sewlckley Valley Hospital. Survivors include two sons, George Neely of SpringfieldMass, and Henry Neely ofCoraopolis, Pa.; four daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Purae of Loiig Island, N.Y.Ilbv. Diana Ealey of Pitt sburgh, Pa. and Miss Mary L. Neely and Miss Shirley Neely, both of Coraopolis, Pa.; Three brothers. Joseph Bowman of Mocksville, James Bowman of Statraville and Duke Bowman of Rich mond, Va.: three sisters, Mrs. Laura Bell Dulln of Mocksville. Mrs. Rattle Reld of Mooresvllle and Mrs. Klzzie Dulin of Stateaville: and 12 grandchildren. CARRIE TUTTKROW Mrs. Carrie Louetta SmithIXitterow, 97, of Rt. 4, diedApril 25th at PorsythMemorial Hospital in Winston Salem. The funeral was held April 27th at Concord United Methodist Church in Davie County conducted by the Rev. Kenneth Elier. Burial was inthe IJames CrossroadsBaptist Church Cemetery also in Davie County.Bom Spetember 12,1880, irAlexander County. Mrs. IVtterow was a daughter of the late Julius and Jane Heffner Smith. Her husband. John Nelson Tutterow,preceded her in death. Survivors include fivedaughters, Mrs. OdessaSpark, Mrs. Eva Deadmon, both of Rt. 7. Mrs. AlvaHoward, Rt. 3, and Mrs. Doris Berrier, Rt. 4, all ofMocksville and Mrs. BellHodgln of Cooleemee; three sons. Duke Tutterow, Rt. 7 and Paul and Julius "Jake"Tutterow, Rt. 4, all of Mocksville; One sister, Mrs. Fannie Monday of Greensboro; 28grandchildren: 38 greatgrandchildren; and 11 great-great-grandchildren. r- > V> \ V • ' f^^wXi* y^srC-nS -, S oJ-®*"^ U •»" ^ l\^'*-'Uv»^' Mtr rO FV3BUC 140 -:W HB DAVll-; COUNTY liNTl-RPRISI- RI-CORD. THURSDAY. MAY 11. 1')7K I I v:> ci <£ ::s o D. P. CORRELL The funeral for Donald Philmore Correll, 36. of Rl. 4, was conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. by the Rev. Fred Carlton at Eatcns's Funeral Home. Pnria) was In Legion Mrniorial Park in Cooleemee. Mr. Correll died Saturday night In Baptist Hospital of a seiMnfKcted gunshot wound. He was found Saturday morning scaled on the ground near his autumobUe in Rowan County, near the Davie County line. A bullet from a .23 rifle had entered his forehead. He was brought to Rowan Memrtrlal Hospital and then transferred to Wlnston-ltolem. According to a report from the office of Sheriff John F. Stirewalt, the victim was found by Jimmy Steele of Rt. I, WoMleaf. He was born May 21,164t,in Rowan County, son of Paul Weldon and Earline Foster Correll of Cooleemee. He was a member of Edgewood Baptist Church and a veteran of the Vietnam War. In addition to his parents, he is survived by his widow, Mrs. Dianne Seats Correll; thrao sons, Dana. Darlan and Darvey Correll, all of the home; and one brother, David correll of Rt. 4, Mocksville. ROBAH W. SMITH Robah Wilson Smith, 63, of Rt. 2, Mocksville died May 2nd at ll:4S a.m. at the N.C. Baptist Hospital In Winston- Salem after being In declining health for the past six months. The funeral was held at 2 p.m. at Warners Chapel Church of Chrisr, Lassiter Lake Road, Clemmons conducted by Minister Harmon Caldwell. Burial was in Rowan Memorial Park in ^wan County. Bom April 9,1916, in Davlo County, Mr. Smith was a son of the late Charlie Lee and Delia Allen Smith. Ho was educated In the DavIe County schools, was a retired dairy farmer, was present owner of Smith Grove Quarry in Davlo County and was a 'veteran ui World War II, having served in the U.S. Army. Mr. Smith was a member of Warners Chapel Church of Christ and was married first to Bessie Louise Whltley, who preceded him in death. Survivors Include his second wife, Wilma Motley Smith, whom he married In 1988; two daughters. Tina Delia Smith, of tne home and Mrs. Sarah Frances Bailey of Advance; one son, Charles Marvin Smith of Rt. 2. Mocksville; iwo brothers, Harvey B. Smith of Rt. 4, Mocksville and Al^ne Cash Smith of High Point; two sisters, Mrs. Mertie Belle Jones of Rl. 4 Mocksville and Mrs. Vitrgie Thompson of Lexington; and two grandchildren. JAMES W. STEELMAN James W. (Jim) Steelman, 93, of Rt. 3, Vadkinville, died Thursday afternoon at Lula Conrad Hoots Memorial Hospital in Yadkinville. The funeral was held at 11 a.m. Saturday morning at Mackle- Gentry Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Paid Moore and the Rev. Flake Mason with burial in Courtney Baptist Church Cemetery with Masonic Graveside services. Mr. Steelman was bom in Yadkin County, son of Thomas A. and Dora Harding Steelman. He was a member of Sandy Springs Baptist Church and Yadkin Lo^e 162. A.F. and A.M. He was also a retired lumberman and retiredEartner of Courtney Junction umber Company. Surviving are a brother, Paul T. Steelman of Rt. 3, Yadkinville and several nieces and nephews. Cjo <j- ^\^,o I I C' fiT-/?.S2®!; j ^p«byterfah Chin^f by ^tbe' rfgj'/gev. Robert L. Crews S^Biirial^witt be inithe dnircft Si; cemet^. The body will lie i ^ mnstate 30 minutes .before • tte services^ Ife. wa* boroin 2 Davie Countypto the-late il^elia i ' Gppe end was. a.' li P®-^*^®<^\lsnner. Survivincr ij.|are his wife. Mrs. Margaret ® two daughters,^tty Fine and Mrs., jl^inda Taylor both of Lex- $ K-i^n; . five sons, Thomas of' Ht 2, MocksviUe,a jHemy. Cope of Rt 2, Clem-1 illrmmis, James Cope of Ad-g^vance. David Cope of Rt. 3,, .. Advance, and Bobby Copeef Rfc i;* MocksviUe; 15 grand- - children, 16 great-grand- : children; two sisters, Mrs. Charlie Jarvis and Mrs. Charlie Boger both of Ad- j vance; three brothers, Walter. Taft, and ErnestJ Cope all of Advance. Th^ : family will receive friends ; . from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at] Eaton's Funeral Home. t . I (/f. - /<7 7 J bavit; 00. ruuiiL Lijjidfy MocksvHIe, N. @. >- Qi S S o 2: 3 if03 ZD CL d o (Jj > C/5 iC o o -1 1\ I S-^ -«V Mt DAVII-; C'OUN'n' I N rrUPRISI- RlirORD. TIIURSUAY, MAY IH, ltJ7« » •ct O HAROLD DURHAM Harold Sherman Durham, Sr., 57, of Route 4, died at Rowan Memorial Hospital in Salisbury Sunday night. The funeral was held IVes^y at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Gene Blackburn. Burial was in Ihe Liberty United Methodist Church Cemetery. Mr. Durham was bom in Davie County to John W. and Hattie Privette Durham. He was of tho Baptist faith and was a retired furniture worker. Surviving include the wife, the former Rebecca Louise Correll; four daughters, Mrs. Brenda Smith of Route a. Advance, Mrs. Betty Foster of Salem, Va., Mrs. Bonnie MyOrs of Route 6, Mocksvllle, and Miss BetUna Durham of the home: four sons, George and Morris Durham, both of the home, Sherman Durham, Jr., of Route 1, Cleveland, N.C. and Danny Durham, Jr., of Route 1, Rockwell; nine granddaughters; his mother of Route 4, Mocksvllle; one sister, Mrs. Linda Brown of Landis; four brothers, Dwight and Floyd Durham, both of Route 4, Mocksvllle, Manuel Durham of Route 7 Mocksvllle, and Edward Durham of Salisbury. LLOYD GREENWAV James Lloyd Greenway, 61, of Rt. 3, died May lOlh at Davie County Hospital after an illness of 10 days. The funeral was held Friday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel conducted by the Rev. Jack Luther. Burial was in Rowan Memorial Park In Rowan County. Born Aug. 27, 1016, in Bllljay, Ga., Mr. Greenway was a son of Mrs. Arie Bearden Groonway of Salisbury and the late Marion Washington Greenway. He was a retired truck driver. Survivors, in addition to his mother, include his wife, Minnie Spry Greenway; (me sister, Mrs. Jean Masingo of Salisbury; three brothers, Lewis E. Greenway of Dallas, Tex., William Paul Greenway of Salisbury and Homer Ray Greenway of Chlumbia, S.C. ONNIE MARVIN COLE Onnie Marvin Cole, 70, of Fleetwood, N.C. died at Ashe Memorial Hospital in Jef ferson, N.C. on May B after an illness of several weeks. Born October 3,1907. he was the son of Davie F. and Laura Capetl Cole. Mr. Cole was a World War II veteran serving with the U.S. Air Force in A- Ibuquerque, New Mexico. He was a carpenter before his retirement. Mr. Cole was also a member of Deep Gap Gospel Mission Church. Ilie services were held May 10 at Ashlawn Memorial Chapel In Jefferson. Of ficiating the service were: Rev. Bruce Roten, Rev. Harold Dean Houck and Rev. Fred Houck. Burial with military rites was held at Hopewetl Methodist Cemetery In Watauga County. He is survived by his wife, Lela Greer Cole; three daughters, Mrs. Douglas (Gladys 1 Norrls of Boone, Linda and Juanlla Cole of the home; two Bisters, Mrs. Ruth Barney of Mocksvilte and Mrs. Mauda Vannoy of Winston-Salem; four brothers. Glen of Rochester, N.V., Bdigarof Garnite Falls, Earl of Oxford, Pa., and Walter Cole of Lakeland, Fla.: and one grandson. R,L.COPE Robert Larry Cope, 77, of Rt. 3, (Ued Saturday morning at Forsyth Memorial Hospital, WInston-Salem. The funeral was held Monday at the Blxby Presbyterian Church, con ducted by the Rev. Robert L. (hrews. Burial was In the church cemetery. Born in Davie County, he was a son of the late Jacob Cicero and Lelia Myers Cope. He was a retired farmer. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Margaret Cline Cope; two daughters, Mrs. Betty Fine and Mrs. Unda Taylor of Lexington; five sons, Thomas and Bobby Cope of Mocksvllle, Henry Cope of Ciemmons, James and David Cope of Advance; two sisters, Mrs. Charlie Jarvis and Mrs. Charlie Boger of Advance: three brothers, Walter, Taft and Ernest Cope of Advance; ISgrandchil^en and 16 great grandchildren. /V. 'T 0=» LEROY MASSEY Bmmett Leroy Massey. 68. of Rt. 3, Mocksvllle, died early Thursday at his home. The funeral was held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Jack Luther. Burial was in Beihol United Methodist Church cemetery. Mr. Massey was born Sept. 15. 1809, in Davie County, a son of the late Calvin S. and Cora Poplin Massey. He was a retired shoe repairman and a member of the Bethel Church. Two half sisters. Mrs. Edith Branch of Winston-Salem and Mrs. Iris Latham of Lexington, survive. o CD hW DAVU; aiUNH' 1 NTHHPR1SI-; RECORD. THURSDAY, MAY UJ?8 Jur> i 5C ROBAH W. SMITH Robah Wilson SmlUi. 63, of Farmington Rd. Rt. 2, Mocksvllle, passed away Tuesday morning, May 2na. In the N.C. Baptist Hospital, Wln8ton*Salem, following a '■ lengUiy Illness. Funeral B&rvlcea were held Thursday at 2:00 p.m. conducted by Minister HarmonCaldwell In Warners Chapel Church of Christ, Lassiter Lake Rd., Clemmons, where Mr. Smith was a member. Burial was in Rowan Memorial Park, Rowan County. Bom April 9, 1919 Davle County, a son of Charlie L. and DeUa Allen Smith. He was educated in the Davle County Schools and was a dairyfarmer many years. At present, Mr. Smith was the property owner of the SmithGrove Quarry, Farmington Road, Davle County. He was a veteran of World War II,having served in the U.S. Army.His wife, Louise WhlUeySmith preened him in death. Surviving are his wife WllmaMorley Smith and daughter Tina Delia Smith of the home. A daughter, Mrs. Sarah Smith Bailey, Rt. 2, Mocksville, a son, Charles Marvin Smith, Rt. 2, Mocksville. Brothers Harvey B. Smith. Rt. 4, Mocksville. Aldine C. Smith, High Point. Sisters, Mrs.Virgle Thompson. Lexington, Mrs. Mertle Jones. Mocksville, two grand children. The body was taken from Summersett Funeral Home,Salisbury, to his homeWednesday at 9:00 p.m. and placed in the church 30 minutes prior to the service. Pallbearers, "Bill**Spencer, Leon Wldener, JoyceAlien, W.C. Allen, "Billy" Seats, Leon Black. Honorary Pallbearers, "Blir* Ayers, Bruce King. Jack Corrlmers, Ralph Brown, Lonnie Helpler,Jerry Wood, Maurice Mauldin, "Bill" Motley. tThis is a correction of the obituary which ran in this newspaper May nth). <o^ <2 O 8B DAVIl- COUNTY l-NTHRPRISI- RUCORD. THURSDAY. MAY 25. 1«)7K o FRANK WVATT J. Frank Wyalt, 76, of Rt. 3, died Monday al the Davie County Hospital after (wo months of servious illness. The funeral was held Wednesday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel con> dueled by the Rev. Vatea Wilkinson. Burial was in Fork Baptist Church Cemetery in Davie County. Born April t&, 1602, in Davie County, Mr. Wyatt was a son of (ho late John N. and Sallle Bailey Wyatt. He was retired from Dixie Furniture Co. and was a member of Fork Baptist Church. Survirors liiuiude two sons, Virgil L, Wyatt of Rt. 3, Lexington and Billy G. Wyatt of Woodland Development, Mocksville; one brother, William "Blir' Wyalt of Winaten-Salem; two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Williams and Mrs. Thelma Griffin, both of Wln8ton*Salem: and two grandchildren. MRS. LINDA S. BOGER Mrs. Linda Spalnhour Boger, age 32, of Route 1, Mocksville, died early Thursday morning at Baptist Hospital. She was bom In Forayth County May 29. 1944, the daughter of the late James M. Spalnhour. Surviving are her husband, George (Mickey) Boger of the home; three daughters, Mrs. Donna Hunt of Durham, Miss Terry Rena Boger and Miss Ullie Mae Boger both of the home; one son, George Mickey Boger, Jr.. also of the home; her mother, Mrs. Flora Spainhour of Lewisvllle; three sisters, Mrs. Mildred DuMins of King, Mrs. Thelma Dinuns of Lwisville and Mrs. Lorene Groce of Yadkinvilte; four brothers, James l^inhour of Winston' Salem, Fred Spalnhour, Paul Ray Spainhour and Dallas Spainhour, all of LewisvUle. The funeral was held at 2:00 p.m. Saturday at Eatons Funeral Chapel. Burial was In Shilo Lutheran Church (Cemetery In LewlsviUe. The Rev. Larry TUmer and Rev. Richard Neiwherner of* Related. "MONK" BLALOCK Funeral services for Marvin Ray (Monk) Blalock Jr. 60, of Cooleemee were held Sunday at 4 p.m. at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel In Mocksville by the Rev. Ray Pennell. Rev. J.D. Revls and Rev. Clyde Settle assisted. Burial followed in Legion Memorial Park Cemetery, Cooleemee. Mr. Blslock died at his home in Cooleemee on Friday morning. Pallbearers were: Jimmy Gregory. Joe Gregory. Gerald Canupp. Bobl^ Will. Billy Watt and Rirkv Ptill Bom Jan. 12,1918, in Davie County, he was a son of Marvin and Phronie Simpson Blaiock. He was a self* employed paperhanger. Survivors Include his wife, the former Millie Wall; two daughters, Mrs. Danny Nichols of Cooleemee and Mrs. OAary O'Neill of China Grove; two sons, ary and Jeffery Blalock, both of the home; three sisters, Mrs Otis Canupp of Cooleemee, Mrs. Camrila Smith of Rt. t. Harmony, and Mrs. Geneva Cuthrell of Cooleemee: two hair*brother8, John and Lou Williams, both of Salem, Ore.; and three grand* children. JOY LYNNETTE ALEXANDER Joy Lynnette Alexander. 4, of Rt. 1, Hickory Ridge Road, Harrisburg, N.C. died Saturday, May 20 after being struck by a vehicle. The funeral was held Monday at 2 p.m. at Rocky River Presbyterian Church with Interment In church cemetery. Rev. Eugene Boelte. pastor of the church, officiated. She was bom December li, 1673 in Mecklenburg County. Survivors include her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Fred Alexander, Jr.; one sister. Amy Alexander of the home; maternal grand* rarents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richie of Mocksville and paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. wF. Alexander, Sr. of Harrisburg. Funeral arrangements were made by McEwen Funeral Home of Charlotte. Oo f— cr rt i.rs HARVEY LESTER YOUNG Harvey Lester Young, 51, of route 1. Cleveland, was ItlUed Instantly at 6:45 p.m. May lath when the car in which he was a passenger left the road and overtturned. Trooper Glenn Heater of the state highway patrol iden* (ifled Young as a passenger in a vehicle driven by Ervin Myers, 33, of route 6, Mocksville. The sccldsnt occured at 5:45 p.m. on the Bear Poplar Road, about 10.4 miles west of Salisbury and off Old US 70. Trooper Hester said the vehicle was traveling north on Bear Poplar Road at a high rate of speed and the driver lost control In a left hand curve. The vehicle ran off the roadway on the left and overturned In a ditch. He was born Deo. 4,1825, in Rowan County, a son of the late John Earl Young and Bessie Williams Young. The lumberman was a veteran of World War II, during which he served In the U.S. i^y. Survivers include a brother, John B. Young of Salisbury, a half*brother, Lloyd Lanler of Klnston, and several nieces and nephews living in this area. Funeral services were held May 16 In the Westmoreland Chapel, Bunch*Johnson Funeral Home, with Rev. Shlrlew T. Jones officiating. Burial was In Providence Presbyterian Church Cemetery. 8B - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. > l"~s (DATE is June 1,1978) tj^ H- o WESLEY R. WOOTEN Wesley Raymond Wooten. 83, of Pine St. Mocksville, was dead*i>n*arrlval at Davle County Hospital Friday af^ temoon. The funeral was conducted at 4 p.m. Sunday at Eaton's F^eral Home Chapel by the Rev. Charles Bullodc and the Rev. Harrison Hickland. Burial was in Rose Cenetery. Mr. Wooten was bom in Yadkin County to the late Crawford and Etta Wlshon Wooten. He was a retired farmer and surserymon. He is survived by his wife, Mary McCormlck Wooten; two dauj^tera, Miss Pauline Wooten of Butler, N.C. and Mrs. John T. Maynard of Pfafftown; seven sons, Paul Wootm of Yadktnvllle, Jidtn J. Wooten of Ralelth, George W. Wooten of Pfafftown, Howard L. Wooten of Rich* field, Richard E. Wooten of j^idaviUe, and William R. Wooten and James W. Wooten, both of Mocksville; two 'sisters. Mrs. Laura Brooks and Mrs. Amos Darnell, both of Pfafftown; and two brothers, Luther and Buford Wooten, both of YadklnvUle. 25 granddtUdren and 15 greaLgrandchlldren. C.M. (RED) OWEN C.M. (Red) Owen. 77, of Route 4, Mooresville, N.C. died at 4 a.m. Tuesday, May 23, at Iredell Memorial Hbspital. ' He was born June 1900, in Davie County, a son of the late Charlie M. and Beulah Ellis Owen. He was employed at (he Deluxe Ice Cream Company in Mooresville for 20 years and retired from his own business, the Owen Refrigeration Co. in StatesvlUe. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Nellie Moore Owen; one son, Lonnie M. Owen of I^iute 5, Mooresville; (wo daughters, Mrs. Homer Naotz of Mooresville and Mrs. Roy Lee Halthcox of StatesvlUe; to grandchildren and IS great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday at Abilene Church of Christ In StatesvlUe by Stanley Cruse and Wayne Hatcher. Burial was in the church cemetery. ;.VAVAVVk\WJUVVAVUMV«VA' COL. DUKE BLACKWELOER Duke H. Clackwelder, 78, a retired Justice Department lawyer and a colonel in the Air .Force Reserve, died at his home in Washington, D.C. May 8th following a hrart .attack. Col. Blackwelder was bom in MocksvUle, N.C., the son of the late Charles M. and Elisabeth Moore Black* welder. He is a brother of Mae Blackwelder Junker of Charlotte. N.C. and the late Gerald B. Blackwelder of Mocksville. A graduate of the University nf North Carolina, he worked for the raUroad before going to Washington In 1931. He earned a law degree from American University in 1933 and then began his Justice Department career. He worked on legislative matters for some years and was assigned to the depart* ment's land acquisition section at his reitrement in 1870. During World War II, Col. BlackWdder served in the Army Air Force secUon of the Judge Advocate General's Office in Washington. He remained in the Air Force Reserve after the war. He was a member of Sigma Nu Phi legal fraternity, a Mason and a member of Uie He was a member of Sigma Nu Phi legal fraternity, a Mason and a member of the American Legion. Survivors include his wife. Ami, a son, Charles, and two stepchildren, George and Sue Nicely, all of the home. on <r MRS. THELMA MYERS Mrs. Thelma Blake Myers, 70, of Rt. 2 MocksviUle died Saturday momtng May 27, at Davle County Hospital. Mrs. Myers was born in Davie County and was the wife of Carl Conrad Myers who died in 1984. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Glad^ Myers of Rt. 5, MocksvUle. Mrs. Louise Dunn of Rt. 1 Advance, - Mn. Barbara Jean Doby and Mrs. Glenda Doby boUi of Rt. 2, MocksviUe; Uwee sons, Melvin E. Myers and W.A. Myers, botii of Cherry Street, Mocksville, and Kenneth My^ of Rt. 6, MocksvUle: 28 grandchildren, 13 great* grandchildren: two sisters, Mrs. Mary Lane of Walker* town and Mrs. Louise Teague of Clemmons; three brothers, John Blake of Gemmons. Lester Blake of King, and Hubert Blake of Advance. Funeral services were conducted at 2:30 p.m. Monday at Hope Baptist Tabernacle with burial following In Advance Methodist Church Cemetery. A <0' lOB - DAVIE COUNTY liNTERPRISO RKCOKD. IHURSDAV. JUNP 8. 1978 sTt u> 5 r 5 o t o CYNTHIA WYATT Mlaa Cynthia Luann Wyatt, 19, of R(. 3. died at Baptist Hospital May 3l8t. after a short lllnoss. The funeral was held Friday at 4 p.m. at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by the Rev. John Enloe and Rev. Vates Wdklnftnn. Burial was In 'nirrentlne Baptist Church reinelpry Bom December IB, 16S8 In Davie County, she was the daughter of Gene and Burlle Wagner Wyall. She graduated from Davie County High School in 1977. She was em* ployed at McDonald's In Clemmons. Besides her parents, she is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Brenda Koontz and Sherry Jean Wyati. both of Mocksvllle; a brother, Louis M. Wyatt of Mocksvllle; paternal grandmother, Mrs. ^lerle R^att of Mocksvllle, and maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wagner also of Mocksvllle. WALTER B. HARTMAN Mr. Walter Butner Hart- man 99, of 2902 A. St. Marsh Rd., died at Baptist Hospital i Friday afternoon. He was bom In Davte County March 23, 1919, to John A. and Ruth Butner . Hartman. He spent his earlv life In Davie Coimty and served 21 years In the U.S.A.F. retiring In 1994. He was owner of Stratford Hearing Aid Center since 1968. He was a member of the El Paso Masonic Lodge No. 13 AF & AM In Colorado Springs, Colorado. Surviving are the wife. Virginia Wilcox Hartman of the home; one son, Walter B. Hartman, Jr. of Plymouth, N.C.: one daughter, Miss Sandra Karen Hartman of Fort Barnwell N.C.; twoSrandchlldren, Mark and lonlca; two sisters, hira. Elsie Vogler and Miss Carolyn Hartman, both of Advance. The fUneral was at the Hayworth-Mllier Silas Creek Chapel. MRS. J. P. GRIMES Mrs. Lula Wyrlck Grimes, 88, died Saturday morning In the Randolph County Nursing Home. Mrs. Grimes formerly lived In Cooleemee. She was a member of Cooleemee Methodist Church and a retired textile employee. A native of Davie County, she was the daughter of the late Martin Wright and Victoria Goodman Wyrlck. The widow of John F. Grimes Sr., she Is survived by one son, J. F. Grimes Jr. of Cooleemee; two grand children; three great-arandchlldren; one slater, Ira. Willie Motley of Greensboro. The funeral was held at 11 a.m. Monday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel In Mocksvllle conducted the Rev. John Edwards. Burial was In Oakwood Memorial Cemetery In High Point. SHERRHJu L. SMITH SherriU L. Smith, 68, of Clemmons, <Ued at Forsyth Memorial Hospital Blay 3ist. Tlie'funeral was held at 4 p.m. Saturday at the BetMehem United Methodist Church In Davie County by the Rev. Donald Funderburke and the Rev. Otis Clampet. Burial was in the church cemeten. Mr. Smith was bom In Davie County to the late Francis and Emma Smith Smith. He was a member of the Bethlehem United Methodist Church and was a retlr^ carpenter. Surviving are the wife, the former Lucille McDanlel; one daughter, Mrs. Shirley (Pee Wee) Jones of Clemmons; one son, James Smith of Clem mons; eight grandchildren; one sister Mrs. Dora Smith of Goldsboro. V.9 .V 8B - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY, JUNE IS, 1978 MRS. NANNIE BBAUCHAMP ORRELL Mrs. Naimte Beattchtmp Omll. 91, of Rt. 3, Advance, widow of Lee Brown Orrell, ^ed Friday, June 9, at the Davle Co. Hospital In Mocksville. Funeral services were held at 3 p.in. Sunday, June 11. at Modes United Methodiit Churdi. Burial was in the dturd) cemetery. Mrs. Orrell was tiom in Advance to J(dm C. and Florence Smith Beauehamp. She had lived all her life In the Advance community and was a diarter member of Mocks United Methodist Church. Shr is Rundved hy six daughters:Mrs. Bffie Swaim of Winaton-Salem, Mrs. Helen Myers, and Mrs. Modell Monday of Advance, Mrs. Dorothy Chaplin of Mocksville, Mrs. Kirby Lee Price of Oreensboro, and Mrs. Aldine Daniels of Oooleemee; four sons, W.L. Orrell or Wlnston«Salem, John and Steve Orrell of Advance, and Iterman Orrell of demmons; 81 grandchildren: 31 great' grandchildren: and four great<great grandchildren. HOMER BARNES Homer Sanford Barnes, 57, of Route 3, died at Davle County Howltal June 7th after a one day iUnesa. The funeral was held at 8:006,m. Saturday at Fulton nlled Methodist Church by the Rev. Tony Jordan. Burial was^n the church cemetery. Mr. Barnes was bom In Davle County to the late James D. and Maltie Jane Minor Barnes. He was a farmer and was a veteran of World War II. Surviving are his wife, the former Vivian Padt; one idaughter, Mrs. Sandra Phelps of Route 3, ModisvUie: one son, Jimmy Barnes of Route 3. ModcsvlUe: three grand' children: three sisters, Mn. Annie McCarter of High Point, Mrs. Alma Hardlnman of Winston-Salem , and Mrs. Betty Plott of Route i. Ad vance; six brothers, Calvin Barnes of Route 3, Advance, Howard, Grew, Tom, Jay, and Coy Barnes, all of Route S, Advance. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY, JUNE 15. 1978 - 9B ict Vil t 5 si ir" <5 o NAMON HAIRSTON Namon Halrston of 1228 Victoria Street. Winston- Salem, N.C., died Monday at Kndlwood Hall Rest Home fdlowing an extmided IUnesa. He was bora January l, 1896 In Davle County to the late Enoch and Florence Wyatt Halrston. He was a member of Pair field Baptist Church in Davle County. Surviving are four brothers. Rev. Raymond Halrston of Winston^alem: J. W. Halrston of Hoeksvilie; Rapheal and Andrew J. Haireton both of Salisbury. Funeral service will be held Saturday at 2 P.M. at Fah*' field Baptist Church, with Rev. R.D. Belts offldaUng. Burial wUl fcUow In the church cemetery. The body wUl be placed In state at Uie church one hour prior to funeral time. The family wlU meet with friends roday evoQlng from 9 • 9 P.M. in the cha'pel of Mdrrison-Studevent Funeral Home in Mocksville. At other times, the family may be contacted at the home of a niece, Mrs. Alice Faye Hudson on Mill Street MocksvlUe. N.C. J' ^ j- MRS^HN F. JOl^ON MOGKSVILLE — Mrs/'BeMa Green ' J o h o s 6 78, ;•' of Mocksvnie, Rt. 2," wdow of John Frank John^, di e'd Monday at Rutherford County Hospital in Rutherfordton. The- body is at Eaton Funeral Home pending arrangenients. > - " -v Mrs. Johnson was bom in Davie County. She ...was .a member , of Farmington Unit^ Jfetho.dist C.h.ur.eh in Farmington and was a 'retii^ school teacher. Surviving, are a . daughter,' Mrs. Mary Ann Winkler of Hickory. Rt. 5; a son, John Frank Johnson Jr. of Charlotte; a sister, Mrs. Oscar May of Boone; and a brother, Ralph Green of Willough})y, Ohio.. Lo f ^ ^ Tiv j--. n i ^..•Y ... \ -J'l • C Aip I'li i V I i ^;\jr r- '<■- ^ \ * ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ rO V( K I 8D - DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1978 C. A. SBAFORO Clyde Aaron Seaford, 78, of Rt. 7, died at Rowan Memorial Hospital on llturiMlay night. Mr. Seaford, the oManlter of the C.A. Seafora Lumber Comnany In MockavUIe, remained active In the lumber company until hla retirement. The funeral was held Saturday at 4 p.m. at Eaton's guneral Home Chapel con* ducted by the Rev. Cameron Dodson and the Rev. Jack Luther. Burial was In Har* dison United Methodist Church Cemetery in Davle County. Bom Jan. 24, 1903, in Davle County. Mr. Seaford was a son of the late Charles W. and Margaret Dwiggina Seaford. He was a member of Hardlson United Methodist Church and was a member of Jericho* Hardlson Rurltan Club. Survivors Include his wife, Flossie Boles Seaford: one daughter, Mrs. Jewell Stokes of Mocksvllle; two sons, Glenn and Jack Seaford, both of Mocksvllle; one sister. Mrs. Eva Dwlgglns or Mocksvllle; 11 grand children; and two great- grand^Idrm. HAROLD M. SHAW SR. Funeral services were held at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Hayworth-Mlller Silas Creek Qiapel for Harold Mason Shaw Sr. of 205 Motart Avenue, Winston'Salem. Mr. Shaw died June 14 at his home after a long Illness. Burial was In Oaklawn Memorial Gardens. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mae Sprl^ Shaw of the home; two daughters, Mrs. - Ronnie (Melba ) Beauchamp of Lewlsvllle and Mrs. Terry (Linda) Knight of New Orleans, La.; two sons, Harold Shaw Jr. and Jerry Shaw, both of the home; four sisters, Mrs. Eugene (Ethel) Frlddy of Rural Hall, Mrs. Uazle Newsome of King, Bin. Chester (Mary Ann) Phillips of Wlnston-Salem, and Mbrs. Christy (edith) Bladcburn of KemersvlUe; four brothem, Gilbert W. Shaw and J. Harvey Shaw, both of Wln- ston-Salem. Richard Shaw of Pinnacle and Paul W. Shaw of Knollwood Hall; and five grandchildren, Terry and Dean Beauchamp, Jennie and Michelle Knight, and Janet Shaw. CLYDE W. BLACKWELOBR (Hyde Washington Black- welder, 68, of Burlington, died Sunday at Duke Medical Center In Durham foUowtog two yean of Ulness. The funeral was conducted at 8 p.m. Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church In Burlington with burial in Pine Hal) Cemetery. He was a native of Davle County and was a membw of Flnt Presbyterian Church, the Men's. Bible Class, and was a life elder of the church. He was a member of the Burlington Xlwanls Club and was the retired owner of Blackwelder's Feed and Seed Store in Burlington. Surviving are his wife, Mn. Blanche Stafford Blaekwdder of the home; one dauf^ter. BUSS Alma Blackwelder of Raleigh; one brother, H.P. Blackwelder, Jr. of Mocksvllle; one sister, BIrs. Bdlldred Jones of Mocksvllle. Memorial contributions may be made to Chestnut Grove United Methodist Church in MocksviUe. I OB DAVin COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1978 5 o o WILLIE C. ALLEN, SR. Willie Coyette Allen Sr., 71. of Routes, Advance, N.C. was dead on arrival at Davle County Hospital Monday evening, following a heart attack. Surviving is his wife, BIrs. Edna Hampton Allen of the home; three daughters. BIrs. Annie Ruth Brown and filrs. Florence Owens, both of Winatmi'Salem; Mrs. Annie Lee Faulfcnmr of Charlotte; four sons, Robert Allen of the home, Alfred Allen of Ad vance. Jerry Allen of Wlnston- Salem and wUUe C. BJlen, Jr. <a Elyrla, Ohio; one slstmr, Mrs. Mary Brown of Ad vance; one brothor, the Rev. R.Q. Allen of Reeds; 16 grandchildren and l great grandchild 1 n Funeral services wttl be conducted Thursday at 3:30 p.m. at Mt. Sinai ABIE Son Church at Advance with the Rev. A.M. Spauldlng of- ftciatii^ Burial will be In the churrii cemetery. The family will receive friends Wednesday evening from 7 to 8 In (he chapel of Morrls-Studevent Funeral Home on Depot Street. <2^ • ^ Oo r- cr r- Ci vS \r> az H <P O n ^'fSJattleJSue Hall, 80. of.■^163 jVest End Blvd., . died/- Monday _at Lynn H^ven*. ■ in■ boraA' 4°®'"-i" 'J^^dison County' toV Revi Samuel W. and MattieJohnson Hall; She lived most of her-hfe in Eorsyth Couhtyand of the Baptist f^. ' Surviving are tra'nieces and |@vill beiield at Voglers Mainl^reet Chapel at,2U)0' pirn.Wednesday, with burial in t» ® MemorialPark."The J^mily willreceive friendg at VoglersMam Str^t CHapel from 7- ■9:^ p.m. Tuesday; ta - I .^A'sT.o.^L- - (?T8 ^3vie Co. £>-^1-1% ^oeksvHle, /v. ^ ' •V o DAVIE CO. PUELiC LIBRARYmocksville, no o CO DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. JUNE 29. 1978 - JIB Baptist Hospital In Wlnatoh- Salem following one week of serious illness. The funeral was held Friday at Arlington Baptlsl Church In Mecklenburg County conducted by the Rev. Bob Austin, the Rev. John Simpson and the Rev. Charles Henson. Burial was in the church cemetery. Born Sept. 23. 1931, in Mecklenburg County, Mrs. Jones was a daughter of Leonard Hough of Rt. 1. Charlotte and the late Hattie Harlsell Hough. She was a member of the Robin Hood Road Baptist Church In WInslon-Salem and she and her husband served as Baptist missionaries for 19 years in Ecuador. Survivors, in addition to her father, include her husband, the Rev. Archie Valego Jones: one daughter, Mrs. Gwyn Angeil of Rt. 6. Mocksville; two sons, Archie V. Jones Jr. of Mars Hill College and John Jones of the home; her stepmother, Mrs. Novellc Hough of Qiarlolte; five sisters, Mrs. Dot Lurser, Mrs. Jane Blackwclder and Mrs. Maggie Bclk, all of Charlotte, Mrs. Edna Dunkle of Locust ond Mrs. Hattie Dean of Golax, Va.; two half- sisters, Mrs. Nora Stancd of Midland and Mrs. Phyllis Parsons of Mint Hillj and three half-brothers, Lynn, Ronnie and Ray Hough, all of " ; HAYDEN STILLER Hayden Clement Stiller, Sr., 66, of Cooleemec, died Thursday afternoon in Davie Counly Hospital. H6 was born April 26, 1913, in Rowan County to John and .. Mamie Fisher Stiller. * He was Justice of the Peace . forseveralyearsandwasalao * an Insurance Agent and In come Tax Consultant. surviving are his wife, Mrs. , Ruby Michael Stiller of CoolMmee; three daughters, jiMrst' Annette Broadway of ^ Mocksville, Mrs. Janette Cashion of Cooleemee, and * Mrs. Lyndia Driver of Mocksville; two sons, Hayden C. Stiller, Jr., of the home, and Donald Ray Stiller of Sacramento, Calif.; eight grandchildren and three * great-grandchildren; two Bisters, Mrs. Alma Prentiss of * Salisbury and Mrs. Francis ' Mrs. Lyndia Driver of Mocksville; two sons, Hayden C. Stiller, Jr., of the home, and Donald Ray Stiller of Sacramento, Calif.; eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Alma Prentiss of Salisbury and Mrs. Francis Kuhn of Woodbridge, Va.; seven brothers, George Stiller of Bethedsa. Md., J.C. Stiller of Silver Spring, Md., W- oodson Stiller of Salisbury, R.C. Stiller of Miami, Fla., Kenneth Stiller of Soulhport, N.C. William Stiller of Salisbury and Johnny Stiller of Rockfield, Md. The funeral was conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Benny Beardcn. Burial was in Rowan Memorial . Park. Pallbearers were: Buddy Alexander, Bert King, Hayden Beck, Charles Evans, Jimmy Jordan and Richard Beck. MRS. ARCHIE JONES ^ Mrs. Julia Sophia Hough Jones, 46, of 637 Gwyn St., died June 20th at the N.C. of Locust and Mrs. Hattie Dean of Galax, Va.; two half- sisters, Mrs. Nora Stancd of Midland and Mrs. Phyllis Parsons of Mint Hill; and three half-brothers, Lynn, Ronnie and Ray Hough, all of Charlotte. Methodist Church. Rev. Tony Jordon was in charge of the services. Burial was In the church cemetery. MRS. JOHN M. WARD Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Ward, 66, of Advance, Route 2, diM June 21st at Davle County Hospital after a week's serious illness. She was the widow of the late John M. Ward who died in 1966. She was born inChesapeake County, Virginia to the late Sevesta Bright and Hattie Berry. Surviving are one son. John Madison Ward of Ad vance, Route 2; two grand children; one great grandchild; and three sisters. Mrs. Ollie Martin of Florida, Mrs. Saberty White of Chesapeake, Virginia, and Mrs. Eva Holland of Florida. Ihc funeral was conducted Saturday at the Fulton United LYMES SHANNON Lymes W. Shannon, 76, of Cooleemee. died Thursday at Rowan Memorial Hospital after a short illness. The funeral was held Monday at Friendship Baptist Church, conducted by Brother Glenn Wilson. Burial was in the church cemetery. .. Born Oct. 28, 1901 in Chester County, S.C. he was a retired employe of Burlington Mills, and operated Shannon's Grocery for many years. His wife, Mary Carter Shannon, di^ in 1971. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Mary S. Patterson of Cooleemee; a sister, Mrs. Sarah J.Cherryof Gastonia; a brother, Ligget Shannon of Brooklyn, N.Y. ond four grandchildren. u> •Sw V- O DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY. JUNE 29. 1978 - MB MRS. JOYCE B. LONG Mrs. Joyce Broussard Limg, SI, of 395 North Center Street, StatesvUle, died after a lingering illness, Tuesday, June SOth. Survivors are her husband. Dr. Robert Long of the home; two sons, Keith Savoy, Stephen Savoy, both of Noitolk, Va.; a daughter Mrs. Jeff. Penley. of Advance. Funeral service' was conducted at the home at 5:00tm. Thursday, with Dr. J. lyfon Mause III, officiating. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery. MRS. VIRGINIA HILLIARD Mrs. Virginia Faye Hartley HiUlard, 00, of los Oak Avenue Lexington, died Monday. She was bom In Davidson County September 8, 1887 to Thomas and Lisa Young Hartley, She was a homemaker and a member of Sheets Memorial Baptist Church in Lexington. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Mae Gobble of Rt. 5. Lexington, Mrs. Beulah Hill of Lexington, Mrs. Warner Bryant also of Lexington and Mrs. Jim McKee of Tampa, Florida; four sisters, Mrs. Fuller Hamilton and Mrs. Lee Lamb, both of MocksviUe, Mrs. Roy Sheets of Clemmons and Mrs. Dave Beck of Salisbury. The funeral will be held at 8f m. Wednesday at Piedmont uneral Home Chapel in Lexington. The Rev. Charles Young will officiate. Burial will be in Forrest Hill Memorial Park Cemetery. <r c4> V xC C