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Jan - JunDA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, January 3,1963 - Page 5 I .fohn llodee llavis ; Funoml sen'lees for John Hodne 'doVIA, Tt. nf Mscksvnif, Rl. 4. wfie hrld Wcdnrmloy afternoon nt tite tibrrty Uethcdlst Church. The Reb. W. B. Prost nitd tlu» Rev. E. M. Avctt officiated. Bur* lal was In the church cemetery. Mr. Darls ^led Monday at the home of a daughter, M». WlUord Speaks of Sunny Dtive, Winston* Solrm. lie had been 111 s\x mcnths. Be vas bern in Davie County to Clcc:o and Samantha Hodges Davis. He married the former Mlsa Oara Panlcli. who died In 1884; He was o retired employee of Brwin Milts In Cooleemce. He was a member of Liberty Methodist Church. Survivors are six sons, Everett L.. Erwin C~ and Joseph Davis, all of M:cksvUIo, Rt. 4. Robert and Jahn Davis, both of Mocks* vllle. and Marvin Davis of China Grcve: two doubters. Mrs. Will mil fclieam Ol WihR6H»Hakm 'dhd Mm. Zennte Brown of Mocksvillo, R*.. 4; 16 grandchildren; four great grandchll:ren: two sisters. Mrs. EuU Barter of Salisbury, and Mm. Luke Oraves of MocksvUle. Mrs. Nathan T. Potter Funeral lervicss wd-e neid on Dec. 24 for Mrs. Olllc Mae Foster. 80. wife cf Nathan T. Foster of Cartncr Street. MocksvlUc. Mrs. I^sVer died ol 9:15 p.m. on Dec. 22 at the Davle Coun^ Hospltol. She had bern In declining health several monUis. Mrs. Foster was bom In Duvle County to N. D. and Mary Casey Poster. Surviving are her husband; one son. Mlllard T. Poster of Concord: five daughters, Mrs. E. P. Foster. Mrs. Joke Meroney and Mrs. Be* beeca Zander, al lof Mocksvillo. Mrs. C. L. Knight of Charlotte and Mrs. J. W. Page of Rocky Mount; 14 .erandchlldren: three great' grandchildren: two brothers. Fred Foster of MocksvUle and the Rev. Dewitt Poster of OentervUIe, Iowa: and two slslera. Mrs. John Xlwlre of Salisbury and Mrs. Dora Redmond of Cleveland. C S; Sttmmers Tunero^ services for Mrs. EUz* abeth Poplln Summers. 76. of Rt. 3, MocksvUle, widow of C. Spencer Summers, were held Dec. 24. Mrs. Sttmmers died at 10:15 pan. Dec. 33i'at her home. She had been In I declining health severol months. —Summpra wns hnm in Davle County to James M. and Candlne Oentle Poplin. She was married In 1914 and her husband died in 1944. Surviving «re one foster daugh* ■ter, Mrs. H. M. Saunders of MbeksVilte. Rt 3, and one foster «on, Roy Massey of MocksvUte,, -Rt 3, . Bio - Obituaries - 1/3/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, January 3,1963 - Page 3 John WrlRhi Reeve*. 03 PuneHU services for John WilBht Reeves. 68. CWIeemee were held Sunday ateeraooa at the North Cooleemee SapUst Church. The Rev. Clyde Settle and the Rev. 1. c. IGotrla offie- iBtod. Burial woe in the coolee mee Lesion Memorial Park. Mr. Reeves was dead on arriv al at 6:48 pen. Friday at the Da- vie County HosiHtal after a heart attack. Mr. Reeves was bom in Davie county to Richard and Cora Grif fith Reeves. Ite was a retired farmer and sawmill operator. Be married Miss Etta Mae Jadcson. who survives. Also survlvlnff are two daugh ters, Mrs. IVed Tutterow of MocksvOte, Route 1. and Mrs. Bill Book of Cooleemee; two sons. Carl Rlehard Reeves of Codas- mee and Donald Ray Reeves of the home: two stepdaushters, »Mn. Harold- Milter of Spenees - and Mrs-.--Ed«rafd-Gslffln. Lex ington; 13 BTanddilldren; four sisters, Mrs. James RIdenhour and Mra Woodson Shore, both of Cooleemee, and Mrs. Richard Shoo and Mrs. SYank Feamater, both of StatesvQle; and two bro thers, Cloy -Reeves of Jarkson, S. C.. and Mbody ReeVes of Alde- endrla, Va. Dana Tumor, 60 Funeral services for Dana Ben nett Turner, 60. of 3816 CUnard Avenue, WSnston-Salem. were held Monday afternoon at the Wall Glade HIU Chapel. The Rev. W. R. ColUe and Dr. Charles Stevens officiated. Burial was in Oaklawn Cemetery. Mr. Turner died Saturday at the Baptist Hospital. Re had been seriously 111 two weeks. Turner was bom In the Hamp- tonvUle community of Yadkln county to the Rev; B. W.' and Mbmle WUUama Turner. He moved from Yadkln to Winston- Balan. fai 1666. He was a salesman with Blne- TUoker Frodim Co. In Winston- Salem. At one time he operated the Green Front Grocery Store at Vint and Board Streets. He was a member of Rirst Baptist Chureh. "He * WtiDi' slSiTietf "in'Tdtt" "i^ Charlotte Holland, who survives. Also survfvliur are his mo^r, Uf MB«avUte{ &ftd a brother, tfea Turner of •, Wnumn W.'Bpry, 64 • Funeral services for William W. Bsnv, 84, of MocksvUIe, Rt. 4. were held Tuesday afternoon at Soton's Chapel. The Rev. W. R. l^L. the. Rw- p. W, .F|nk the Rev. B. M. Avett offiolated. Burial was In the Liberty Meth odist Church. OemeteiT. Mr. Spry died at 1 pm. Sunday at the Davle County Hospital. Re had been seriously in for five weeks. HO was a retired textile employee of the Erwlh MUA at Cooleemee. Re was bom In Davle County to Jake and Marlah Butler Spry. In 1^ he was married to Bessie Asm McCuHou^. Survivors include sevm daugh ters. Mrs. Carl James, Mrs. L. D. Klmmer, Mrs. Oscar HeUer and Mrs. Claude Boger. all of Mocks vUIe, Rt. 4, Mrs. Ned l^kabUI of Mbcksynie, Mrs. Uoyd Greenway of Odcmton, BSd.. ancfaMtg. San- ford woodruff of chs^/^; 30 giandchlldren and* 39 giedtliriind- children. F. E. Williams. Sri - Snnool servloea'for f: B. WUf- iauca. Sr., % pf )810 Wlnfldd Drive, Winston-Salem. were held Monday morning at the New Hope Baptist Ohureh. The Rev. WtaMta' w. Stantey .and the Rev. Dawey Bovender.4if|loigted. Bur ial yras izk Forpyth Memorial Park. Mr. WUUama died Satuiday at his home. Be had been in declin ing health sevend years* Winiams was'bom In Pavte County to John R. and Sarah Clark wnuams. Re spent his early UfO In Davle County and opemted a etoe in the Fork craununity few a number of years before moving to Wlnston- Salcm In 1091. He mmed and operated WU- Uams Cash Store until his re- thement in 1961. He was a eharter member of New Hope B^tlst Church. WlUleona was married In IBOO to hUss Nannie Alexander who died in 1960. Surviving are three daugh- lets, Mra. PoQy Johnson of the home, Mrs. Sarah WQilte of Lake HUls, Pfoirtown. and Mra. Helen Petree of 1208 Pleasant View Drive: three 40118, Guy B. Wil liams of 3108 Francis Street. Fred S. WlUlams. Jr^ of 216 For est HlU Avanhe and Thomas W. Wniiams of Uic home; IS grand- ehUdren; eight great - granddrU- dren; three sisters. Mlrs. B. W. Turner of MocksvUIe, Mrs. K. L. Jones of Atlanta. Ga., and Miss Floy WUllams of 6O6 Gales Ave nue; and two brothers, Edgar R. WtUlams of 380 Vintage Avenue and C. V wmiarns of 806 Gales Avenue. James Samuel Funeral services for Jamjta'Sam- uel FoweU, 80 jof West Lta'Ange les, CoUforala, nativa>^|qf^ Davle County, were held Deel JRh at the Center Methodist Church. Mr. PoweU died at the Veterans Ad ministration Hosplatl in Los An geles, Dec. 18. . .He_WMi bars' .In.JOavIa .Gnmty* He was a veteran of the arm^ servleea and had resided in Los AngftlM fnr in vmni. . .Bpe.had.btan lU .slace|l^t July, .. .He.Js-wi^?ed-by"lils parents, Anna Smoiot FoweU of Moe^me; Rt, T. - - - - - Bio - Obituaries - 1/3/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, January 10,1963 - Page 4 Miss Delphlne Brown Miss Laura Delphlne Brown, 73, of 740 Arbor Road, Wlnston- Salem, died unexpeotedly at 11:46 ajn. Sunday at Baptist Ho^ltal. She was bom In Wlnston-8a- lem to Frank C. and Laura Byer- ly Brown and spent all her life In Wlnston-Salem. Miss Brown, a graduate of Woman'e college at Greensboro, was a member of Centenary Me- thodlst Church. Surviving Is one sister, Miss Anna Brown of 740 Arbor Road. The funeral was conducted at 3 p. m. Monday at the home by Dr. Kenneth Goodson and Dr. Mark Depp. Burial was in Sa- lem Cemetery. Miss Brown, a cousin of John P. LeGrand, Is well known here, having visited here frequently In the home of Mr. LeGrand's par ents. the late Mr. and Mrs. W. H. LeGrand. Mrs. L. A. Youngs. 81 Funeral services for Mis. Ed wlna Nora Habans Youngs. 81. of Paradise, La., widow of Dr. Luther A. Youngs, were held Tuesday morning at Batons Chapel. The Rev. W. 1. Howell officiated. Burial was in Joppa Cemetery. Mrs. Young died at 8:35 a. m.. Monday at the Lynn Haven Nursing Hoaiie. Mrs. Youngs was bom in New Orleans. La., to Paul B. and ArmanUne Elisabeth Payton Ha bans. Surviving are a daughter. Mrs. W. M. Long 61 MocksvUloi a son. Capt. Luther A. Youngs of Cape Vincent, N. Y.: six grandchil dren; 15 great-children; a bro ther. Paul B. Habans of New Or leans; and a sister, Mrs. Juliet Schipps of MadisonvUIe. La. Bio - Obituaries -1/10/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, January 10,1963 - Page 6 John L. McCulloh. 57 . ..etmcn\).^rvlce& Vrnce fRed) MoCulloh. 67. of 8:tlisbury, Rt. 1. were held Tues* day afternoon at Oay's Metho dist Church. •• -The- Rer—J; "C; Swalm, the Rev. M. T. Boggs, and the Rev. Ffatney Orlssom of ficiated. Burial was In the Rowan Memorial Park at Salisbury. Mr. McCuUoh died at 2:05 aan. Suntfay at the Rowan Memorial Hospital. He had been seriously, 111 several months. I He was born In Davie County to Walter and Missouri Steele Mc Culloh. He was an dcctrlcian. In 1025, he was married to Miss Mamie Spry, who survives. Other survivors are tnree d.-iotthters. Mrs. Olcnn E. Bolick of Moreanion, Mr*. Sherm.m O. Fhhcr of Hickory and Mrs. Don Hilliard ol the home: one ton. Johnny McCulloh of the i;omc; seven grandchildren; three bioth- .ers, Harold and James McCulloh. hoth of Salisbury, and Hugh Mc Culloh of Birmingham. Ala.: three sisters. Mrs. R. T. Baine; of Llnwocd, Mrs. John Schmidt of •Bomnwpe;-Md.-."arnl~Mrs:" Ji'uii Marshall of Fcrnandina Beach. Pla. George tV. Allen. 6B Funeral services for George Washington Allen, 08, of Advance. Rt. 1. were held Monday aftcr- ncon at the Macedonia Moravian Ciiurch. The Rev. A. C. Cheshire and lite Rev. Taylor Loflln Til- rlatcd. Cu"Ltl was in Uic chu:vlt cemetery. Mr. Allen died at 3 p.m., Satur day of a heart attack. He bail been In declining health for titc past several moivtits. He was born in Davle Coui.ty to 8am and Mary Ann Cunning ham Allen. He was married to Miss Lillic Riddle, who died in 10.SJ. Surviving are a doushlcr. Miss Dm-otby Allen of the home: itro M^n^ Virgil, and Wayne Allen, both of the home: and n sister Mrs. Ada Howard of Mocksvllie, Route 4. William n. March. St Fsincral services for William Hen y March. 81. of 510 Gronvlllp Drive, Winston - Solcm. were held Monday afternoon at the Green Street Methodist Church. The Rev. E. Hoyle Hamilton and the Rev, N. c. Williams cHlclated. Burial was In the Shady Grove Methodist Church Cemetery at Advance. Mr. March died at 1:52 ajn. Sunday at his home. He had been seriously ill three months. He was bom In Davle County ivi. und Proiiccs Ellis(ir~Cf . March. I March came to Winston-Salcm • at an enily age and was cm- ployed by Jcncs and Gentry Shoe I Store and later by Krlspy Krcme Dcnut Co. He retired In 1950. He was a member of Salero Mnmnlr Itnrtgr wo.-a£p am! mii. Its oldest past master. He Joined tlic ledge In 1008 and was master in 1013. March was a member of Green Bfrcet Methodist Church whera he was a trustee and taught the men's Bible Class. He mas married to Miss Ocr- aldlnc Marklnnd in 1000. She sur vives. Alr.0 surviving arc one daugh ter. Mrs. Elisabeth M. Groues of Lewisvllls JRt .1: three sons. J. Harold March of 2010 Woodlcigh Street. Padl K. March of the home and Hoylc A. March of 1034 W. Bank Street; eight grrandchll- (Ircn: one brother. J. Dcwey 7«;.-trch of Mount Airy. Rt. 4: and two Sisters. Mrs. Lola Williams of M.'jra.^nton and Mrs. Mjrtlv Car ter of 4026 Shattalon Drive. Bio - Obituaries - 1/10/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, January 10,1963 - Page 6 James C. Cook, Sr. runciTil services for Jatnc^ Clyde Cook. Sr.. 62, of Advnnc.T Rt. 1 wiTC held Friday afternoon .It the Bethlehem Methodist Church. The Rev. Owlght Mash* burn and the Rev. Alvis Ciic- shlre oflicl-alcd. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mr. Cook died at 10 a. m. Jan uary 2nd nt work after a heart attack. lie was bom in Trcdell County ^3 Zcb and Lula Falrcloth Cook. He was owner of Cook's Onr- ase in the Redland community. He was a veteran of World War. 1. Surviving are his wife, the for mer Miss Rosa Walker; his step mother. Mrs. Sally Cook of Ad vance lU. 1: five daiisntcrs. Mrs Carolyn Coi-nellus and Mrs. Peg gy Carter, both of Advance. Rt. I. Mr*. Irene Boger and Mrs. OJa Mae Bogcr. both of Mockvtlte. Rt. 2. and Mi:s Doris Cook of the home: five sons. J. C. Cook. Jr.. Norman and Elbert Cook. all of AdvancOi Rt. 1. Darrell Cook of Moeksvllle, and Lester Cook of Moeksvllle. Rt. 2; a brother. Willie Cook of Advance. Rt. 2: a sister Mrs. Stella Mae Smith of Bassett. Va.; and 13 grandchildren. Bio - Obituaries - 1/10/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, January 17,1963 - Page 2 [ Oeorse Almond. 11 , Funeral services for Oeoi-ge P. , Almond. 71. of Mocksvlllo. form- jerty of Greensboro, woi'e held Tuesday attemoon at the Hanes* Llnebo:ry Funeral Chapel In Greensboro. The Rev. W. W. Blanlon. the Rev. G. B. Flts- aerald. and the Rev. John j. Powell ofrdated. Burial woa In the Lokevlew Memorial Park with Masonic rites. Mr. Almond died ot 3:30 a.m.. Monday nt his home after an UN ness of six monthS^!^. "rL: : He W3« a nati«arior-i« fSlanly county and had lived In Greens, boro 20 years. Ho was a retired THWtwii'c. fuiiwrlyetnvtcygtf • hy E. F. Craven Co. He was a member of the First Methodist Church In Moeksville and was a Mason ond a Bhiiner. Surviving are three sons. Rob. ert L. Almond of Wlnslon.8alem. Claude E. Almond of Salisbury, and James J. Almond cf Greens, boro: three daughters, Mrs. Ida Adorns of Moeksville. Mrs. James T. BOitks of Cambria. Calif., and Mrs. Ruth Reld ol Gronsboro: 10 grandch'ldrcn and 24 great, grandchlir.ien. DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, January 17,1963 - Page 5 Rev. Joseph McClamrocb Rev. Joseph C. McClamroek, 42. of 28 Ourley St.. Concord, died Tuesday. Jan. Bth in the hospital In Concord. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m., Friday at Fisher Street Church of God. Survivors Include: bis wife. 1 son. Ronald S. McClamrock of the ihome: brothers, G. O. McClsm. .rock and Arthur McClamrock. both of Moeksville; Alton, Harold, Sam and Jake McClamrock. all of Concord; Robert McClamrock of Montgomery. Ala.; sisters. Mrs. H. B. Sarratt. Mrs. J. W. Bost -Mrs. W. J. Snipes, all of Kannap- -olls. Ronald Gray Moody Funeral services for Ronald Gray Moody, 8-month.old son of Gray and Lc^ie Combs Moody Of Pine Street. Moeksville. wero •held Friday morning at the Ea. Funeral Chapel. The Rev. Barnes officiated. Boria^ kto fn Jtose Cemetery. Tim Infant died - al 6 a. ns, iThursday at his hsme aRer an fninCBS two days. Surviving are . bis -pared!?; (three sisters. Mrs: LucUle Bled- soo of MocksvUIe, Rt. 5. and ;T8niahiaa aod both of the twn I biothers. Bobb? bee and Oenaldi I Rag^ Moody, both' of tha* home; and hiA gran(}p(urenta, BSro. Rstta I of Greepsbfuv and Ed Combs of Maodand. MKSa IKt W* MuntlAk FuneitU serviced* for Mrs. Vic- -torla Comer Munida^. 85, of Yad- klnvlUo Rt. 3. wldtiw of W. F. Muidday, were heM Saturday I morning at the SouUi Oak Ridge Baptist Church. The Rev. Frank W&on and the Rev. Rabby Ri^ seU offlefaded. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Muttday died at id a. m.. January 9th at her home. She was bom In Yadkin Coun ty to Thomas and Louise Reavls Comer. Surviving are a^ son, Avery •-Munday-of-ModwvlteHBBfe^-B: -d I diLUiifhuii', biH. carl dmnva ol YadklnvUle, Rt. 3. Bio - Obituaries - 1/17/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, January 17,1963 - Page 5 Joseph Wesley Davis Funeral services for Joseph Wesley Davis. 88. of Modcsvllie. Rt. 2. were held Friday afternoon at the Baton's Baptist Church. The Rev. Edward Laughldge. the Rev. J. C. Shore and the Rev. Biarvin Gold officiated. Burial was In the ehurfh cemetery. Mr. Davis dted Jan. 8th at the City Hospital In Wlnston^Salem. He hod been seriously 111 for a week and In declining health for several years- He was born in Yadk-n County to Alvis and Margaret Martin Davis. He was a member of Eaton's Baptist Church. SurvlvorB Include three daagh> ters. Mrs. Tom Davis of Win* ston • Galem. Mrs. Raymond H. Foster of Mocksvllle. Rt. 2 and Mrs. neteher Reavis of Mocks* bllle Rt. 2: a s'ster Mrs. William EdNirards of Mocksvllle Rt. B: a brother A. M. Davis of Wliuton* Salem: nine grandchildren; and eight 8reat*grandchlldre. Stamey c. CranfUl Funeral sei*vice8 for Blarney Cicero Cranfill. 67. of UaUnmjr St.. in Mocksvllle apre held Fri^y afternoon at the Eaton's Baptist Church. The Rev. Edward Uiugh- rtdge and the Rev. W. H. Ferry officiated. Burial was In the cliureh cemetery.— Mr. Cranfill died Jan. 9 at the Davis Hospital in BtatesvUle. Re was a retired furniture employee. He was bom in Da vie Oouaty to ABdrew and Mary Matilda Reavis Cnnf 111. He was manied to the former! Miss Liaie Jordan, who sun'ivcs. Other survivors include two ^aushtcrs. Mrs Phyllis Jones of Mocksvllle and M:-s. Loyd Allen of MocksvUlo, Rt. 4; two sons, Lester (TrnnflU of Mocksvllle. Rt. 3, and Wayne Cranfll of tnc home: seven brothets, shrrrlll. Sam. Arl'ff and PhllnioiT Crnn- nil. nil of Mocksvllle. Can Crin* fill of Poeahontas. Va.. Paul Cranllll and A. E. Cmnnil. both I of Mocksvllle. Rt. 5: three slitrrsj Mrs. Duke Smi.h and Mrs. Bin - ton Trivetlc. both of Mockn'lilc.i nr.d Mrs. Ournry Lash of Bnssctt. Va.: eight gr.indchildrcn; and two jcrcat-grandchild^'cn. | Itenry 8. Renegar d^ncral services for Hcnrj* Bhober Renegar. 82. of Mock.<Hillo. Rt. 6. were held Saturday ofter* nocii at the Rslly Spriivos Bap* tist Church. The Rev. E. R. Crater and the Rev. W. C. Bnrkk*.v offl* elated. Curtal was In the church cemctciy.-. )Mr. Rcnojnr died at 2:50 p.m.. Jan. 0. at the Lynn Haven Nu;«* ling Home. He had been seriously I III for six weeks. I He was born in Irrdcll County to John and Carol'nn Camp'^cll Renegar. He was firat married to LaUW qUcen.—His sccona mar" riage was to Alma Mae Pattcrsrn. who survives. 0:her survlvcrs Inclui'c three daughters. Mrs. H. P. Shore of Burke Mill Road. Wlnston-Salem, MVS. I. W. Coin of StctrsvlUc. and Mrs. Travis 8. Smith of Art- vaiu:e. Rt. 1: a son. Barley B. Renegor of MosksvUle. Rt. 6: o s'ster. Mrs. Nettle Knight of Slotesvllle; 16 grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchUdren. Bio - Obituaries - 1/17/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, January 24,1963 - Page 2 W. K. Alrxondrr. ftS . Funeral sp»-vIpps for WUIloni lEi'Pixitt I Pop I Alcxonder. 59. of MocksvUIe, Kt. 5. neie held Mun* Uay aft(rnocn nt Eaton's Ftmcrel I Home. The Rev. Bobby RIdee and I the Rev. J. E. Rotchford orflcinl- led. Burial was in the Turrrntme Bnpllsl CImrch cemetery. I Mr. AieJtandcr died about 4 p. Im.. Soturdny at his home He lud ibeen In drl'nlna health for the 'post, several months. He was born In Union County to T. B. and Elln Ooi'don Ale.x- {ander. He married Mrs. MAXllcne Swlccgsod in 1852. He was a member of First Presbyterian Chuteli luij liud noihed 18 ycnr.s for the State Prisons Deportment, until his lualth failed. He op erated Amerlcnn Taxi Co. ond the MscksvUle Pool Room. Surviving arc his wife: his mathe- of Monroe: n stepdaush- ter, Mrs. Robert OInthcr of the home: a sister. Mrs. Earl Broom of Monroci—and rour"~m'others. il. Allen, Parks, and Edwh: C.-^ Alexander, all of Monroe, and Ben W. Alexander of Rocklna- hnm. John W. McKnlght. 78 Funeral services for John Wes Icy McKnlght. 76 .of Advonce. Rt. I. were neiti irriday oftemoon at the Yodkln Valley Baptist Churcli. The Rev. Alvls Cheshire officiat ed. Burial was in the church cem etery. Mr. McKnlght died at 8:30 pm. Wednesday at the Lula Conrad Hoots Memorial Hospital In Yad- klnville. He bad been In declining health a year. He was bom In Davie County tQ Emory and Lucy Brown Mc Knlght. He wos a member of Yadkin Valley Baptist Church. He was a retired farmer. Surviving are his avlfe. the former Miss Pennle Fbster: a daughter. Mrs. Ellis Howard of Advance, Rt. 1: five grandchil dren: 11 great grandchUdrcn: ond a sister, Mrs. Beilha Uoyd of Cnrrboro. Bio - Obituaries - 1/24/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, January 31,1963 - Page 2 Formerly With Highway Pptrol Here Trooper L E. Pace Killed In Wreck Troojirr L. E. P.^cc of the Stole Hlohwoy Palrcl was klHod lost tTIhh-do}* I" 0 wi«.ok in lareonsboro. Troop<*r Pacc Kci'vrd ,\vlth lite E'.ntc Pnti-ol lit Mocl:s> vine from July 13, IDSn ta April 11, 19B0. whrn he wns iransfcriTd Ij Ortcmbt; •!). Trooper was killed when n lire sGinratrd from Its rim when it hit the edge of the rood rnuslno the cnr to so out of contrul nnd hit nn";thi'r cnr and n tree on US 220, three mllES touth ol Orcens* (boro. ' The State Mlphway Polrol. In cjutiuiiuiK iu> mvuiikbubh. i»biu that Poce went off the edge of the load nt hlith speed ond upon ^ rcttirnlng to the road the tho sep* jaiAtcd from Its rlrn. causing h ,to deflate. j At the time of the fatal occl- ! rieni. Pace w.o.« rnroute to O'slst! Pntrolmnn L. L. M ller In n seatt-h: fi t «n arie leil molorh'i who had. fled Into the woods near I ho Kua:i < Foi-flon. northeast of G-censbero.' The 28 year old pnirelman's rnt ' wont out of conlrol nnd siritck asielhej- ear dilven by W Sn'lerllold of Greenaboro. lit. I. Utfcve rummlnu Into n tree. Patrol Set. J. 8. llowcll said that the aecldent wni not caused by It defective or Flick Tire. bul by the sepureilon of tire from rim j brought about by the linpuct c.' the tire hltt im the rdre of the' hiifhway Ql (t hlpli rate of >poed | Tlie funeral for Pace was con ducted Saturday at Momoe. Hi wns the 2lst i>atroImnn hdied in an accident or by violence since the foun^inK of the patrol In 1929. Duke K. Walker,. 49. ... I Funeral Mirvleea for Xhtko Kim- brouph Walker, 69. of 318 Bonnet Avenue. Winslon - Salem, wetu held Saturday oftcmoon at Vog- lers Chapel. The Rev. Donald Burtt' ufhetaied. Batlal was -In Joppa Cemetery In Davic County. Mr. Walker dlc(9 at 0:40 pjm.. Thursday at the City Hospital. Ho had been ill since October. Ho was hem in Davle County to Robert Lcc and Mamie Green walker. He spent his early lite in MocksviUe and went to Win- ston-Snlcm when lie was 18. He had been employed by b. f. Htmtley Pumlture Co., Vanoe Machinery Co^ and Amerlean Bakeries. At the time he beeame 111 he worked at Foglo Furniture Co. He was a member of Memorial United Church of Christ. He married Miss Ruth Gorwood. wh0_.dlod in .1058^ ..IDs .^oond, marriage was to Mss Louise'At- klm. who survives. Surviving also are e daughter. Mrs. Romono Kcllion of Alnme- da, Calif.; Uiree sons, Robert E. .Walker of 384S Coakerham Street. James C. Walker of Jayson Lone and David S. Walker of 780 Ban- -nw-Avcnuet » brothec.~FKank it. Walk^ of Mocksvllle: throe tlstors, Mrs. Kathan Rose and ms: "BfiiPKiin-Davlar-boih- -of Itarfolk, Va.. onl Mrs. Otis Mc- damrock of Alcron, Ohio; nnd two grandchllihon. Mrs. Z. W. aiiteheU. 87 Pimeml services tor Mrs. Knlh- erlns Baity MltehcU. 87. of Mll- ledgcvlBe. Gd., widow of Zcbulon W. Hhtotoell. wore held Saturday afternoon at Eaton's Chapel. The Hdv. UtUfe suggs duieifltea. but- tal was in the Fork Baptist Church Oemetcry. Mrs. Mitchell died Jan. 23 at a hospital In MlllcdgcvlUc. Ga. She waj bom In Davle County to James D. and Sarah Sossamon Bolty. She was a retired nurse. She and her husband lived In Orccniibctro from 1037 to lOSO, oFeraHtttr-thc-Mitdtell FhintrFarm there. Her husbond died In 1061. Surviving arc a s'ster. Mrs. WU- Itnm Johnson of Kannspolls. Bio - Obituaries - 1/31/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, February 7,1963 - Page 2 Mm. Etslc K. Purvis 1 Mrs. Elrlc K. Purvis died sud- driity Friday o.m .nt the UoinC] or 0 daufdilor. Mrs. R R. natlcy.' hi NPAtotki~7¥ha;lhitt; -Fuiiejal-l service was held Sunday afienioon: nt H. D. Oliver Funeral Apart'' ■'Wchla"lh KdrTdlir. ■ Thn Hcv. \v; D., Oarrett of Lynn Haven. Va.. of- 1 ficlaled. fl MilAtcd by the Rev.. Oewey 1 James, pastor of Sblsci Baptist Church. Burial was In. Forest Lawn Cemetery. Norfolk. Survivors at*e: four daughters.:Mrs. E. R. Ratio* of Norfolk; Mrs. | Frank Ocnr of New Orleans. La.: Mrs. Doris DIxon. Norfolk, and Mrs. Edd Trolllnser. Silver Springt, Mtl. TWO sons. J. D. Purvis. Mocksvllle aind «I. R. Pur vis, Chicago. III. Twelve grand children survive. C. M. S'his C. M. Sims, business executive of HoiRton. Texas, was stricken w'th a heart attack and died sud denly at his home Monday. Jan. 28. He was 48 years old. ■■"He' Wa:s 'hbrh' ur'Stony 'FBTnl.' North Carolina, and' received his education from the University of North Carolina. Mr. Sims is the brother of-Mrs. R. P. York, 620 Wllkesboro St.. MorksvUle. DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, February 7,1963 - Page 3 Royce llDvrell Funeral service for Will Boyce Hcwcll was ccnduutrd Tuvsdny. Jan. 20. at Cedar Creek Baptist Churcli. Officiating was the Rev. O. W. Campbell of Mocksvllle. a former pastor of Uie church. Survivorj arc: the wife, a ion, Hardin Howell of the home: n sister. Mrs. Etta Bowman of Mocksville. and two {crandchil- dren. Burial was in the church ccmc- :ory. Morrison and Sludcvcnt Funeral Home In Mocksvllle was In ch8*«c cf the funeral. Bio - Obituaries - 2/7/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, February 7,1963 - Page 4 Carl A. Boffgeriy, 78 Funeml dcrvlccs for carl Albert Ba9ffi>rly. 73, of Moeksvllle. Rt. 1 were held Monday afternoon at the Courtney Baptist Church. The Rev. E. D. Flowers and the Rev. R^ph Kogan offlelated. Burial wtM hi. church .(KOMte^. Mr Bagg^ly dled 'at U:48r am. eaturday iu>parently after suf* fevlng a heart attack at the home of his sister Mrs. LlUlan Cham- berlala. He had been In declining health for the past two years. He had been making his homo with Mrs. Chamberlain since his home In the some community burned last year. He had been a farmer and saw> mill operator.- He was bom in Xredell County to Thomas Franklin Baggerly and Nancy JoJnes Baggerly. Be married Miss Mary Woolen. She survives. Surviving In addition to his wife and Mrs. Chamberlain are two brothers, Clyde Baggerly of Los Angeles, Calif., and Frank another sister. Mrs. S. H. Con ner of Wlnston-Salem. Mrs. Elisabeth Dinkins Funeral services for Mrs. Elisa beth [Llzsiel Cuthrcll Olnklns. about 70, were held Monday after noon at the Wyo Methodist Church at FaratUigton, The Rev. B. S. Bearden offlelated. assisted by the Rev. Joe Melton. Burial was In the church cemetery. Mrs. Dinkins died Saturday night at her home, 4B Main Street In dooleemee ,after eulferlng a stroke Thursday. A-native .of-Yadkln County, she was the daughter of the late Jo seph and Sarah Lakey Cuthrell. She Is survived by one brother, J. H. Cuthrell of Hickory, and a number of nieces and nephews. She was married to the late John I Dinkins who died a number of I years ago. J. W. A. Oodson J. W. Albert Dodson. 86, of Sandy Ridge, father of the Rev. Cameron Dodson of Mocksvine, died at 9:20 am. Thursday at Morehead Memorial Hospital at Leaksvllle after an Illness of B days. He was bom In Stokes County to WlUtam and EUsa Ann Powers Dodson and was a member of Buffalo Primitive Baptist Church. Hn..nu>s n jrffMrffd..fai'njegi Surviving are nine sons. W. W. Dodscn of Walnut Cove, Elmer Dodson of Sandy Ridge, Johnny Oodson of Shelby. Everett Dod son of Qalax, Va., Dewey Dodson of Madison. Rt. 1, Woodrow Dod son of Wahiut tcove. Rt. 2, Joel Dodson of Fayetevile, Nod/Dod son of Walkertown and the Rev. Cameron Dodson of MocksvlUe; three daughters, Mn. Walter Palmer of Gireensboro, Mrs. Hu bert Hawkins of Madison and Mrs. Walter ^lencer of Lnwson- vllle; two brothers. Oavtd and Turner Dodson. both of Sandy Ridge; four sistera, Mrs. Frank Carter. Mrs. Bruce Amca and Mlsa Pink Dodson. all of Sandy Ridge, and Mrs. Zeb Terrell of Summerfteldi 28 grandefaildren: end nine great-grandchildren. The ftmeral was conducted at 2 pm. Saturday at Dolts Metho dist Cliurch by the Rev. 8. R. ward, Elder Charlie Joyce, and the Rev. A. D. Sholton. BuHal was in the Dodson fam ily cemetery. Bio — Obituaries - 2/7/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, February 14,1963 - Page 2 Jamet Boberi Keaton Jamas Bobart Keaton, 61. of Advance, Rt. i. died Feb. 6 at hts home. He died been in declining healtai two months but death woa unexpected. He was bom Dec. 9, 1901. In Yadldn countjr, a son of prank and Minnie King Keaton. He spmit most of his life In Mocks* Methodist Church Conununlty of Davle County. He was a truck driver tor O. B. Michael Co. In Davle county. He H-as married Deo. 16,1931. to the former Mlas Annie Trlvltte. Surviving In addition to his wife are two sons, Charlie Frank Kea* ton of the home and Robert Lu ther Keaton of Advance, Rt. l; a daughter. Miss Maty Elizabeth Kdaton of aemmone. Rt. i; a grandchild: four brothers, Char- He, Ray, oiUe and Renzle Kea ton, all of Clemmons nnd two alrters. Mrs. Fred Canter of Clemmons and Mrs. Luther Stokes of WJnston-Salem. Mrs. O. W. Crotts. 91 Funeral scrvlec£ for Mrs. eallle iHcgcc Croits, 91, of Mocksv'.Hc, Rt. 3. we.T held Monday ofternoon at the nutcn Metltodlst Church. • Hie Rev. Bltly Cllnard ofllclated. j Burial was In the church cemc- r Mrs. Crotts died Saturday at the Lynn Rovcn Nunilng Home *afirr an lUness of se\'«ral months. I She was bsrn In Davle County (to Jacob A. and Agnes Byerly Hcge. Her hut-band died in 1933. Surviving are seven sons. W. J. Crotts of FaycttevUle, J. O. I Crotts of New London, Route 3. }R. F. and L. R Crotts of Albe- ,morlc. A. D. Crotts of the home, a. L. and D. H. Crotts of Denten; 114 grandchildren: 33 greBt>>gnmd- I children: and one s'ster, Mrs. .D. C. Stewart of MocksvUle. W. R. STUBEVENT, SR. wmie 'Richard Studcvent. Sr.. bom June 18. 1905, departed this life Feb. 5, 1963, following an ex tended Illness. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William As- buty Studevent. He was a native of Davle Coun ty. and at a nearly age vmn con-, nested to the Plney Grove AMR. Zlon Church. In 1938, he was married to Margaret Jeffreys of Winston- Balem, N. C. To this union seven chlldrw were bom, of vAiom four Mr. Btudevcnt spent approxi mately 30 years of bis lifetime In Par Rcckaway, L. L, N. Y. While there he was baptised at New Hope Baptist Church under the Pa^rship of Rev. Thomas Ma son. He was a. deacon and chair man of the trustee board, and very active In an the church work. After i-etum'ng to North Carolina he servei^ as financial secretary and chairman of the trustee board at Flney Qrove Church. Re was a member of the Ccrln- thlan Ledge No. 17, and en Bast- em Star of Rose De Moll Chapter No. 631. He was a past patron of the Eastern star Chapter, and active In all civic affairs. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Margaret studevent of the home. Three daughters. Mrs. MarceUa Lewis of Route 1. MocksvUle; Mrs. Margaret Necly of Wlnston-Sa- 1cm: and Miss MIrrlum Stude vent of (he home. One son. WIlUe R. Studovent. Jr.. a student at Winston - Snlcm Teocers College. Two ihU-rs. Mrs. Esieli Fosier and Mrs. Geneva Scott of Modtsvllle. Three brotitcrs. Shirley and Clyde of MocksvUle and Flake of Wash ington, D. c. Si.x grandchildren and a hast of nieces and nephews. Funeral service was conducted Sunday. Feb. 10. 1863. at 3 pm. at p:ney Grove A. M. B. Zlon Church in Tredell county. RiTv. N. X. Byers officiated, astristed by Rev. Vemon Shannon. Burbil followed in the church cemetery with Masonic rites. Bio - Obituaries - 2/14/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, February 21,1963 - Page 1 Mrs. T. N. Chafiin Dies Mrs. Thomas N. ChafCln died aroond 9:80 ajn. Wednesday at the Davle Cotinty Hqafhal tel- lowlnf a heart attack Tuesday evenlnf. Mn. Charrin was 79 years of ace bavlny been born on Oct. 8. 1884. Funeral arranffcments were fneomplete at press time. DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, February 21,1963 - Page 2 P. J. Bouse. 84 Funeral services for Preston James Reuse. 84. of Kannapolb were 'hel: Wednc.day moinine at the Liberty Methsdisi Church in Davle County. Burial was In Rose Cemeten*. Wr. Rouso d;^d at 7 pjn., Mm- day at the I.owr*nce Memorial Hofpltal in MooreAville. He had been In HI health for the past sev eral years. Rouse was a native of Davle County, the son of Joseph Ander- con and 6s ra Ann Hants Rouse. For several years he was custo dian of the Kannapolls City 6cliool System. He was later employed by Can non Mills Co. He had lived In Kannapolls since 1921. He was twice married. His first wife wai Mrs. Mamie Bills Rouse, -wiie dies' In IBIU. His second wife was Mrs. Sarah Haneltne Rouse, who died In 1960. Stirviving ore a daughter. Mrs. Qeorre Blackwel! of Kannapolls: 'five so'ts. Marvin H.. J. K-. WU- jliam H. and Cecil c. Rouse, all Jof Kannapolb. and J. B. Rouse of AndCTwn. 8. C.; a brother. A. K. Rnae el Riehfleld. and five grand Ichfldren. Bio - Obituaries - 2/21/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, February 21, 1963 - Page 4 I Allen Leeiar Craven, tl Funeral services for Allen t^ary Craven, 68. of MoclcsviUe and Albemarle were held Saturday af ternoon at -Uto First Methodist Church In MccksvlUe. The Rev. W-. W. Blanton and the Rev. E. M. Avett officiated. Burial was In Rose Cemetery.-- — Mr. Ci-av»i died Thursday at the Stanley County Hospital in AllMmarble. He had been 111 since July. He was bom In Davle County to Lee and Darcus Allen Craven and was emtdoyed by Almond Feed Mill at Albemarle for sev- .eral years. Surviving are his wife, the fmr- 'mer Miss Ruth Snider; two daugh 'ters, Mrs. James Bullabough of Mocksvllle, Rt. 1, and Mrs. Abe .Howard, Jr., of MoclcsviUe: two grandchildren: bis father, of MoclcsviUe; six brothers. C. C. and Clarence B. Craven, both of MoeksvlUe. Floyd and W. O. Cra ven, both of SoUsbury, Oeorge Craven of Camden, S. C. ,and Les ter Craven of Charlotte; and ttirce-sistctai Mrsz-C.-R. Hhomp" son of Mount HoUy, M. J., Mrs. Frank Short of M<»clcsvllle: and Mm. W. H. ^person of Charlotte. Mrs. O. B. MbDanlel, 66 Funeral services for Mrs. Jettle Bilae MCDanlel, 85. of Harmony, Rt. a, ..were held Sunday after- noon at the New Union Metho- dits Church, ime Rev. C. M. Dod- son, the Rev. Carey Bulla and the Rev. W. L. Coekman officiat ed. BuTl8tl was In the church cem etery. bB-s. MOOanlel died Saturday at the Davis Hospital In StatesvlUe where she had been a patient 3 weeks. She was bom In IredeU County 40 Ben and Henrietta Smith Richardson. Surviving are her husband; a son, John Frank MCDanlel of Harmony, Rt. 1; a daughter. Mrs. Joe AUred of Harmony, Rt. 1; three sisters, Mrs. Bd Oalther of Orlando, Fla, Mrs. Wade SherrUl of Harmony and Mrs. Daisy John son of Harmony, Rt. 3; two sons. W. C. end T. M. Rl^rdson, both of Harmony. Rt. 1; and sev- cral grandchildren. Mrs. O. R. Whitaker. 67 Funeral services for Mis. Essie Mae Whitaker, 67. of MooksviUe, Rt. 3. wife of O. R. Whitaker. were held Sunday at the Oak Grove Methodist Church. Tho Rev Jack Yarborough and the Dev. George Auinan officiated. Burial was in the church ceme tery. Mi's. Whitaker died unexpect edly at 9 p.m. Friday a 'he Da vle County Hospital. Sho suffer ed a heart attack and died in the emergency room. She was bom in Davle County to M. F. and Bessie Porks WaU. Sttrvlvlny are her husband; four daughters. Mrs. Fredi Wall. Mrs. W. H. MCDanlel. Jr., and Mrs. J. E. Speaks, alt of Mcoks- vdle Rt. 2. and Mrs. W. L. Mul- Uns, Jr., of Cascade, Md.; three sons, Oalther, James F. and OeoiYc Lee' WSiltaker, all 'of MccksvlUe. Rt. 3: eight grand- chUdren; her mother of Mocks- vUle, Rt. 2: a brother. Dock Wall of MoeksvlUe, Rt. 2; and three sisters, Mrs. Roger MeClamrock, Mrs. John Frank Jones of Moeks vlUe, Rt 2. and MM. J<mn Wklta- kar of Bast Speuesr. Bfra. olUe Stoekton, 17 Funeral services for Mrs. OlUo Denny Stoekton, 87, of Salem Hoiite, Wltittlou - Salem, formerly of MoeksviUe, were held Wednes day aftomoott at Eaton's Funeral Homo Chapel. The Rev. W. W. Blanton and Or. James C. Hughes offtelaled. Burial was in Rose Cemetery. Mrs. Stockton died at 4:30 p. m.. Monday at the Davle County ftospltal. She was bom in Davle County to W. C. and Margaret Wilson Denny. Her husband. Prince O. Stockton, died sevoral years ago. She spent most of her life here and had been at Salem Home eight years. She was a member of Moeks vlUe Metnodlst Chhrch and was a charter member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Mary Stockton Byrd of Winston- Salem; two grandchUdren; and three great-grandchildren. Bio - Obituaries - 2/21/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, February 28,1963 - Page 4 MTi. L. P. Cartner.TI pxmera) services for Mrs. Lola Poner Gartner, 77. of Lexington Road, MocIcsvUle. wife of L. P. Gartner, will be held Thursday mctnlng at ll oJn. at the Bethel Methodist Ohureh. The Bov. C. M. Dodstm. the Rev. O. B. Perree and the Rev. Fostel Loflln wUl oL> flelate. Burial will be In the ehureh cemetery. Mr^i Gartner died at 10:20 asn. ■niuday at the Davle County Hos pital after an Illness of (k we^ She was bom In Davle County to Jacob p. and Sarah WllUams Paster. She was married in 1007. She was a member of Bethel Methodist Cliureh. Surviving are her husband: two brothers. F. H. Foster of Wlnston- Salem and Charles A. Foster of MocksvUle Rt. S; and a sister Mrs. W. A. Wyatt of Winston- Salem. Bio - Obituaries - 2/28/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, February 28,1963 - Page 6 Afn. T. N. Chaffln. 18 iPuncral servicra for Mrs. Ida Betta Chaffln. 78. of Mocksvllle, vrldow of T. N. Chnflln, were held Thuniday afternoon at the Eaton Funeral Chapel. The Rev. W. W. Blnn>u>n officiated. Burial was In Rose Cemetery. Mrs. ChafTln died at 7:40 n.nt. Feb. 80 .at the Davie County Hos> pital after a heart attack. She was bom In Randolph County to Albert and Mellnda Hannah Betts. She was a member of Mocks* vlllo Methodist Church. Surviving are two sons. Holland H. Chaffln of Mocksvllle and Wil liam B. Chaffln of Ooldsboro; four daughters, Mrs. James Nas- sar of Charlotte. Mrs. Clay lynch of Salisbury. Mrs. Paul N. Hum phreys of Raleigh, and Mrs. M. .D. McBride of South HUl Va.; a stepdaughter. Miss Emma Chaf- fin of Durhamr-gO-grandelrikhai and four great - grancehUdren:. -two -brethero,' •Edga^-^t-Betta-of l Albemarlc and Connie Betts of. Jacksonville, JFIa.; and two sis ters. Mrs. H. S. Luther of Char lotte and Mlas Lula Betts of Red. Springs. Joe Cash Frye, 65 Funeral services for Joo Cash Frye, 65. of Mocksvllle. Rt. i. were held Tuesday morning at Eaton's Chapel. The Rev. W. W. Blinton and the Rev. Fred Barnes officiat ed. Burial was in the smith Grove Methodht Church cemetery. Mr. Frye died at 0 am.. Sunday at his home on Mocksvillo. Rouki 1. He had been in declining health several months. He was bom In Davle county to O. A. and Fonale Bameycastle Frye. He was a retired furniture worker. Surviving ore his wife, the for mer Miss Gladys Templeton and several nieces and nephews. Miss Paulette Bldutvd, 18 Funeral services for Miss Paul ette. 18, of Winston-Salem, were held Monday afternoon at the Bethabara Moravian Church. The Rev. Paul Snider officiated. The body was sent to Madison, Kentucky for burial. Miss RtCkard was killed early Sunday morning In a two-car oolUson at Polo Road and Cher ry St. In Wlnston-Salem. She was bom In Madisonvllle, Ky., (to Paul B. and Irene Ashby XUckaM. She lived at Evanston,, lnd.^^m 184S lived fore moving io Winston Jn 1BS9. —Bbc wtas a senior at Northwest High Scbsol and was a member of its Library Club. She also was a member of Bethabara Moravian Chuich. Mn. Ralph H. Page Mrs. Maggie Moore Page. 68. Wife of Ralph H. Page of Cleve- landi, Rt. 8, Cool Springs com munity. and the mother of Mrs. C. R. Crenshaw of Mocksvllle. died unexpectedly Monday from what an attending physician said was a heart attack. IXmcral services were held on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at Cool Springs Methodist Church. Mrs. Page was bom In IredeU County to J. L. and Guffy Moore. She Is sttrvived by her huSband; one -son. J. W. IBuckl Page of Cool Springs; two daughters. Mrs. C. R. Crenshaw of Mocksvllle and Mrs. R. D. Russell of Greens boro: six grandchildren: three brothers. Wade H. Moore of Statesvllle. Rt. 4. end J. o. and R. N. Mooro of Cleveland: and four'sisters. Mrs. C. P. Holland of StaXesviUe. Mrs. W. L. Brown of Sebring. Fla., Mrs. R. N. Nib- lock of Washington. D. C.. and Mrs. L. G. Knox of Statesvllle, Rt. 1. Charles E. Mllholen. 70 Funeral services for Charles E^gar Mllholen, 70, of Cooleomce wore, held Tuesday afternoon at the Coolecmcc Methodbt Church. The Rev. Joe T. Melton officiated. Burial was in the Rowan Memor ial Park. Mr. Mllholen died Saturday night at the Rowan Memorial Hospital after on Illness of sev eral weeks. He was bom In Rowan County nitd was a retired textile worker. Uo was employed at Erwin Mills for many years prior to his re tirement. Survivinp ,irc the wife; one son. Charlci H. Mllholen, Jr. ,cf Cool- eemce; one daughter. Mrs. Rod ney B. Hur.Iies of Anchorage. Alnhka; two grandchlidren; and two trifileis. MlMCs Bessie and Mary Milholen of Statesville. Bio - Obituaries - 2/28/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Ci ^i) . J- O ( ^ ■0 bavie Native AuditeyDean tlbw«r<fj of ViaS Hardin Avenue, Miami- Beach, Florida, ^dd Friday. at her - home in Miami Bedch. ^beath was imtexpect- edv 1 . A native of Davie County,I Miss Howard the-daugh- ' ter of the late bewitt and Co ra Bell Rouse Howard. Sheattended Davie County school.Survivors; in'cludte six bror- thers, JacK.HowaT.d o^iNash-^lie, Tenn., Clinard P. How-j ard of Mocksville, Glenn Z Howard of Baltimore, Md, Carroll F Howard of Skanea:telfess. New York, Marshall S. Howard of West PalmBeach, Fla., and Gilmer B. Howard of Baltimore, Maryland; four sisters, Mrs« Mild red Holshouser of Norfolk, Va., Mrs. Thelma i^anck ot Balti- zndre, Mainland, Mrs. ThirzaList, of Wmstbn-Salem, Mrs.Dorothy McCoihb of Balti- mcrre, Md. Funeral services were con-- dufcted Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the Summersett Fun-erad Chapel Salisbury by the^ Rev. F. E. Howard of Char lotte. Burial was in RowanMeinonal Park. t,2^-C3 "5" Oi Davie Go. Public Liufary Mocksville, N. C. <$5 Ksie Kin^ees, I o3;;'Wiaow 'of.tt CJr^SCurfefes 6f< Route dSSsd ati^ervsiome ail i -ii.- Tuesday^Tv ^" * She was bom\ in Davie County March 9, 1881, the daughter of U. A. and Mary.^■ Williams.; Orrell. She was married ^ to ..D.- C. Kurfee's in1913. He /died" in' 1945. Surviving are five children^;D.'Camillus Kurfees andjRob-ert 0.„ both of Route 4, RalphC., of Harmony,. Mrs. C^IesT; Johnson of Havelock,. Mrs. Derwood LaMont of Levit-tdwn,, Pa., 10 grandchildren. ' Funeral services were in the Church atM. Thursday with theRev..Robie Evans, , the- Rev.Egbert Oakley and the Rev.Sidhey Norton officiating. Bu rial was in. «ie Centre Methodist -Church ^cemetery. 2l- \ f (,2 ■v njo o- DAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, N8 Oo w eH X J) Qi i 0 CO DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 7, 1963 - Page 5 Mrs. J. H. Uatlcdfe. 95 Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Hunter Rattedge. 95, of Modca- vllle, Rt. 5, widow of John M. Rattedge, were held Friday af- terncon at the Chestnut Grove Methodist Church. The Rev. C. M. Oodson officiated. Burial was In the church cemetery. Mrs. Ratledge. widow of Jolui M. Ratledge, died at 10:15 Feb. 27. at the Lynn Haven Nursing Home. She was born In Davie County to William and Martha Booe Hunter. Her busband died In 1952. She was a member of Chestnut Grove Methcdi^it Church. Surviving are four sons, Fred Rattedge of Gi^nsboro, Duke Ratledge of Mocksvltle, Charlie Rattedge of Mocksvllle. Rt. S and Dewey Ratledge of China Grove: three daughters, Mrs, Roy Oixon of Mocksvllle, Route S. and Mrs. Lela Graves and Mrs. Turner Ladd, both of WInston-Salem; 29 grandchildren and 58 great grandchildren. RobertrBaxler MlUer, 90 Funeral services for Robert Baxter Miller, 80, of Mocksvllle, Rt. 3, were held Saturday after noon At the Turrentlne Baptist' Church. The Rev. W. H. Perry. | the Rev. C. M. Dodson and tlu: Rev. Harold Parker officiated. Burial was In Ute church ceme tery. Mr. Miller died at noon Thurs-; day Qt the Hilltop Rest Hoptci where he had been o patient for; icn days. He was born in Davidson Coun*, ty to Nicholas and Martha Foster! l^llcr and was a lettred textile | employee of Erwin Mills. He was a member of Tun'entlne Baptist Church. Surviving are a son, Frank Mil ler of Mocksvllle. Route 3: two{ daughters, Mrs. Lizzie Brown of I Lexington and Mrs. Valder Pea-1 cbek ol MoeksviVie, Rtl'S; fttur) grandchildren: ond ten great-1 grandchildren. Mrs, J. O. Bracken. 73 Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza O'Neal Bracken. 73, ol Mocksvllle, Rt. 1. wife of J. o. Bmcken. were held Sunday afternoon at the Liberty Baptist Chuith. The Rev. E. P. Caudle and the Rev. E. K. Wooten officiated. Burial was In the church cemetery. Mrs. Bracken died Friday at the DavIe County Hospital. She hod been admitted three days be fore. She W03 born In Davle County to James W. and Mary Evans O'Neal. She was a member of Bear Creek Baptist Church. Surviving are her husband: five sons, Marvin Bracken of Mocks vllle, Rt. 1. Roy Bracken of Har mony. Albert Brackmi of Mocks vllle, Rt. 1. James Bracken of Mocksvllle. Rt. S, and Charlie Bracken of Advance, Rt. I: four daughtera. Miss Mary Bracken of the home, Mrs- Isabella Tol- ley of Wlnston-Sglem: Mrs. Ger tie Crook of yadklnvUle. Rt. l. and Mrs. Ida Cleary of Mocks vllle, Rt. 1: 38 grand nhOdron: nine great grandchildren; and two brothers, John O'Neal of Mocksvllle, Rt. 5 and Ben O'Neal of Pittsboro. Bio - Obituaries - 3/7/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 7,1963 - Page 4 George E. Gibson. 87 Funeral services for George Ellis Gibson, 87. of Ccoleemee were held Wednesdoy afternoon at the Coolecmee Methodist Church. The Rev. Joo Melton, the Rev. Phillip Olbbs and the Rev. Clyde Settle officiated. Burial was In the Center Methodist Church Cemcteiy. M)r. Gibson died at 1.10 am. Monday morning at this home in North Cooleemec. He had been In declining health for the past few months. Bom in Davte County June 3, 1876, he was Nie son of Isom and Margaret Amelia Campbell Gib son.' He was a member of Ocxdee- mee Methodist Chiueh, the Junior Order, the (PCS of A, the Redmen and the Order of MW of A. Survivors include his wife, the . fnrmgi- gu«n>ipth ranger. Whom he matrled In 1914; three daugh ters, Mrs. Mart Thome of Mocks- vllle. Rt. 1, Mrs. Robert Gartner of Cooleemee, Mrs. Ray Overcash of Cooleemee; one son. Raymond Gibson of the home; 13 grandchil- drn; one half-brother. Bill Safley cf Cooleemee. Bio - Obituaries - 3/7/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 14,1963 - Page 5 W. N. Attdmon Funeral .services for Wiley Nell Andersnn, 7(1. of MocknvUlc Ft. 1. wre !iej(l Friday Rfirntnon nl the Center Mctliadlsi Clniirh. The Rev. James Widte officiated. Burial ulth Masonic Riles was In the ehiirrh eemPler>'. Mr. Anderson died at 11:30 p. m. Murt-h (llh at the Dnrle Couuo ty Kosrl'nl nfier nn Illness of eiahl days. Mr. Anderson was bom In Da- vlc County. April 3'J. 1880. o son of Albert A. and Mary Prnnce.s Polndcxtcr Anderson. He was married in IQIO to the former i Miss EUtcl Maude Anderson, who died in 1058. lie was a member of Center •Methodist Church near Mocks- ville and titc Masonic Lodge of Mocksville. fidrvlvors Survivlnu are two douglHers. Mrs. Mlllard Anderson of Mocks ville. Rt. 1, and M"* V of Kannapolls: two sons, H. Leo Anderson of 2308 Rosewood Ave nue, Whiston-Salcm. and Zol- He tf: Aiidcisotc "of • -hhmlciviltc; Rt. 1; eight grandchtldron. one great - granddaughter, and a brother. Dr. Robert Anderson of Florida. Mrs. C. tl. Sea ford, 00 Funonl .scrr-jves for Mrs. Ame lia Wilson SCHtord. GO. of Mocks, vllln Rt. 4. wife of Charles H. 8enfcrc|. were held Saturday af-i ternoon at the Ilardlsnii Method-i dlsl Church. The Rev. Jnmca White officiated. Burial aius in the vhuryh cenirtrry. ' Mrs. Scaford died at 8 pjn. Thui^day at the Davis Hospital in Statcsvllle. She had been ill 11 dai's. She was bom In Davlc County to William C. and Jasephine Ijamcs Wilson end was a mem ber of Hordl.son Mctliodlst Church. Surviving ore her husband: a son. Ashley Senford of Mocks ville, Rt. 4: two grandchildren: four sLetcrs. Mrs. J. W. SmIUi. Mrs. E. H. Broo'ii and Miss Ed- rie Wilson, all of Moctuville. Rt. 4, and Mi's. Flake Thomas of Harmony: and five brothers, R. O., J. B. end D. c. Wilson, all of Mocksville. Rt. 4. W. J. Wilson of Mocksville and W. B. Wilson of Coolecmec. 1 Thomas M. Ifendrix, 83 Funeral services for Thomas M. Hendrlx. 83. of Nnrtli Mnln> Street, Mockrviltr. were Iicld PrI-j day afternoon at Eaton Funeral Chopel. The Rev. Fred Barnes j and tlie Rev. J. P. Davis offtriat- rd. Burial wax in the Jcrusakmj Cemriery. Mr. tlemlrlx clii'd nl 13:40 a. m. TItuiwriny nt Uie Lynn Haven Nurxinii Home. He wns born in Davlc County to Oeorne nnd Tliercn Lowdcr HendriN. He wa.s a roilred insur ance agent. He was mnrrivd to llic fonner Blnnclie Allen, wliu survives. He wns a member of First Biiptixt Church of Mocks ville and the Patriotic Order of the Sons of America. Surviving also e.ix; a dauahtcr. Mra. Cluirle.H C. Bogcr of 1830 Scotland Avcniic. Chartoltc: and a grond.son. Joe Gladen Bawdy Joe Gladen Buwdy, IS, of 8e- vicrvllle, Temt., died at 6 am.. Thursday at the Bennett's Chil. dren Nurslnv Home here. He was i admitted there five days befoiv. I He was t>om in Rutherford I County. N. C. ta Horace Oladcn Bawdy and Orah Lee Hill Braw- 1 dy. 1 His parents are his only sm> vh'ors. The funeral gnd bunal was i conducted hi BpUutale. Bio - Obituaries - 3/14/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 14,1963 - Page 5 Mrs. T. K. lathnm, 78 Funcnti ssrvlcps for Mrs. Miir* garel Boitrr Latham. 78. of Mockf- villc TU. 2. widow of T. F. LaUinm. were hrld Sunday afternoon ntj Uic Eaton Biuitlsi Chnrch. The Rev. Edward Lauahrldgc. the. Rev. James White.'the Rev. 1.; •C.- Morris- imd-the Rev.-H. W. Hutchens officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Latham died at 5 a. m. Friday ot the Lynn Haven Nurs ing Home. She was bom in Dovie County to DeWitl and Sally Boles Boger • and was n mcmbrr of Eaton's jBopilsl Church. Hrr hiLsband died in 1047, j Simivint; are seven sons. Mar- i tin and Alk-ri Latham, both of { Mceksvlll'^. Ri. 1, Kverettr. Mil- I lord. Wilson and 0.j(ni- Latham, all of Mo.-Hm llle. Ut. 2. and Tcm- my Lith.-.m of Lrxlnntrn: four tiauy.luers. Mm. J. M. Eninn and Mr<. L. L. White, both of Marks. \d1r. lit. 2. Miss Bc.osle Ijothom o; Winrfion-Salrm and Mrs. Clar- rnci? Gnither of Cuolwmce; a .sl»tJdouv.l-r. Mm. W. W. P.iilrr- :ion of Matthews, Rt. 1: 3 stcp- KOivs. Troy ond Rorkucll Lath.im. both if WInston.Salcm: 24 arondchlKlren: nin? rrcai-erand- chidrrn: and two sLsters. Mrs. W. n. .tordan o! Motksvllle. Rt. 2. and Mr.s. Marlon Taylor of Wood- leaf. Rt. I. I Debra Gall Blvtna Funeral services for Debra Gail Blvlns, Infant daughter of Ronald I Wayne and Gail Peacock Bivliu n of Mocksvllle Rt. 4. were held Smiday afternoon at the Flrsl I Baptist Church of Coolermce. The Rrv. Charles Bui'chelle of- I ficlatcd. Burial was In the Li berty Methodist Church Cemc. tery. The hifant died at 8:30 asn Saturday. Surviving ai« her porcnts; cm tirnthPr. Ronnte WgYpe Blvtna Of the home: and her grandparents Mrs. Mary Peacock and Mr. and Mrs. W. P.. Blvlns. of Cooleemee. J. Harold Early, 79 Funeral services for J. Harold Early. 79-ycar-cId furniture mer chant of Wlnston.Salcm. were held Monday aftemson at the First Baptist Church in Wlnston- Salem. Mr. Early, who lived for many years In MocksvOIe. died at 8:03 p. m. Saturday at his home in Winston-Salem. He had been In declining health since November. Early, who would have been 80 on April 9. was bom at Biton In Yadkin County to Peter S. and Mary Blackwell Early. His par ents moved to Mccksvlllc in 1896 wltore Early worked on his fa ther's farm. • When he came to Winston-Sa lem on Sept. 10. 1904. the late B. Fr-HuBSley'eave-hlm-4-iob-4n-| his furniture store, beginning ol career which was to spon more than half a century. Organiaed Firm Eorly remained with B. F. HunUey until 1927 wlicn he. Prank B. Morris, the late J. Prank Morris.* and the late Eorly J. Parrlsh organised Morris-Early and Co. at 609 N. LIbertv Street. About two years later tlie com pany moved to 514 W. Fourth Street and remained there until going out of business In 1937 when Early retired at 74. *-He wat president'of Me com pany from Us founding to Its clos. Ing. —Early once-SEia;—wued i weiK Into business. I said my church, my business and my home arc going to be the center of my thoughts." He was a leader In his church First Baptist, until his death, and held Just about every office. He organized the first men's Baraca Class in, Winston-Salem and was Us teacher for several years. He also organized the Cap Cormn Class and was Us first teacher. In 1013 Esrly was married to Miss Pearl Davis. She survives. Olher Survivors Also surviving arc a daughter Mrs. Charles Burclictt of Coolee mee: three sens. James H. Early of 309 Biscayne Street. Dr. Paul D. Early, pastor of Imanucl Bap- ti:t Chursh. Greensboro, and Dav id L. Early of Tampa. Fla : nine grandchildren: one sister. Miss Grace Earb* of 448 Brent Street- and two brothers. Thomas A. Early of 145 Park Circle and Frank T. Eu:lv of San Matco. Calif. The f-jneral will be canduclet' at 3 pjn. Monday at First Bap tist Churih by :hc Rev. llandal- Lo!hy. Burial \sill be In Salen* Cemetery. The body will be at Voglcn Chapel untU 2 pin. Monday and will be placed in the churoh at 2:30 Pin. Bio - Obituaries - 3/14/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 14,1963 - Page 2 Wlille W. Smltli. fi? Funeral services for Willie W. Smltli. 57. of MoeksvlUc. Rt. 1. were Ivw Tuesday. Mr. Sniilli died at 0:30 a.m. nt the Dnvis IIo»i>ltol In Statrsvlllc. He lind been a pal lent two weeks. He was born In Davle County to William B. and Nora Walker Smith. I SurvlvlitiT are five sons. Robert .Olenn smith of Harmony. Albert 'Eugene and Willie Douglas Smith, both of the home, and William Morgan and Alton Walker Smith, both of MocKsville. Rt. 1; two daughters. Mrs. Norma Royal end Miss Mar)' Helen Smith, both of I Wlnston-Salcm: and five urand- i children. Bio - Obituaries - 3/14/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 21,1963 - Page 5 i. W. Jonra, 68 Funeral srrvicrs for Johnny Wesley Jones. 68. of Mocksvlllc, Rt. 3. were held Monday after noon nt the EltoavUtc Metltodist Church. The Rev. Billy Cllnnrd. the Rev. J. C. PltsfierQld and the Rev. Dowen Spitler officiated. Burial wos In the dmxh ceme tery. Mr. Jones died at 10:50 a.m. Saturday ot the Davic County llcrpltal after on illness of five days. He was born in Davie Counly .o John and Omie McDanlel Jones. He was a retired farmer. Ho married Miss Sadie Waller in 1916. Sut-vivlne ara his wife, five dauBhters. Mm. CtUlon Barnes. Mrs. Robert Leo Robertson and Mrs. Clyde Taylor, all of Mocki- vine. Rt. 3. Mrs. WUUam Nlfong of Lexington, Rt. 4, end Miss Barbara Jones of the homo; n son. John Wesley Jones. Jr., of Mocksvllle. Route 3: a brother. Jake_.P.. Jonu. .of Mootofllk. Rt. 3; nine "grand eliildren; and a groat-grandohlld. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 21,1963 - Page 4 BIrs. AUIe Q. Footo Funeral aftrvtees tm Mrs. AUIe Q. Foote, 1(6. who died March 13^ Xq^wlng an extended Ufnen were conducted 6un^, March 17. at 9 PJn. at ShUo Baptist Church vidth Rev. O. W. Campbdl. Rev. N. K. Byers and Rev. B. J. Plow- den offlclaUng. She was born February 8. 1667. i in Davle Counly. to the lote John and Betty Ann arlffln. At an early ogc alic was connected to the Cedar Creek Baptist Church Leiter she moved her member ship to Chinquapin Baptist Church and she worked for Shl- lo Baptist Church for the past 40 years until her health failed. She was very active In church work, serving as president ot the Woman's Home and Foreign Mis. slonnry AuxlUary of the Yadkln and Davie Association for SO years. She was married to the late Lee Footo in 1882. To ihis union were born eleven ohlidren. of whom five survive. They are; 3 daughters, Mrs. Pearl Howcll of WInston-Salem; Mrs Gertrude Howell of WUkesboro: Mra. Ethel Howell of Mocksvllle: 2 sons, George Foote of Mocksvllle and Rodwell Foote of Wlnston-Salem; a nupiber of grandchUdren. great grandchildren and other reloUv- es. Bio - Obituaries - 3/21/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 28,1963 - Page 5 Mm. o. C. Carter. 93 Funeral aorvlccs for Mra. Salllo Jnrvis Carter. 83. widow ct O. C. I Carter, were held Saturday af ternoon nt the Advance Metho- dl;t Church. The Rev. Frank HefTner and the Rev. Kyle N. Smith ofTlcloted. Burial was in the church cemetery- Mrs. Carter died at 11:45 p. m. Thursday at the Maple Orovc Nurslna Home. She had been a potlent there since she liceame ill eeven years oro. She was bom In Davle County to Giles and Amanda ChafTIn jjart'ls. She spent her early life there. She lived In the Hanes community since 1918 and later made her homo with a daushter, Mrs. Richard Bryant of 808 Ricks Drive until she became ill. Site was a member of Advance Methcdist Church. Surviving in addition to her daughter are two grandohildren and four arcal-gmttdohlldreu. Mrs. John Parks. 14 Funeral services for Mrs. Pvk- nle Miller Parka. 74. of Advance, Rt. 3. were held Monday after noon at the Pulton Methodist Church. The Rev. Billy Cllnard otflciotcd. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Parks died nt 11:46 pm. Saturday at the home of her sis ter. Mrs. Etlicl Hcge. She was the widow of John Henry Parks. She was bom in Dnvic County to William and Mariah James Miller. Sur\'ivors inrlude Mrs. Hege and another lister, Mrs. Marvin Choffln of Woodlcaf. Rt. 1. Mrs. R. N. Banes. 86 Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Gwynn Hanes. 88. of MocksvUle. Route i. widow of R. N. Hones, were held Sunday afternoon at the Bear C.-^ek Baptist Church. The Rev. W. C. Barkley and the Rev. Orady Tutterow officiated. Burial was in the Woodlawn Cemetery in Winston-Salcm. Mrs. Hones died at 10 pan. Fri day at the home of a son. John Hones, of Mockaville. Rt. 1. She had been In declining health sev eral mcnths. She was bora In Carroll Coun ty. Va.. to Steve and Carrie Ay- crs Qwynn. Her husband died In 1000. survlvinK In addition to John Hanes nit; another son. Oscar O. Hones of Hickory: three daugh ters, Mrs. O. B. Brlnkley of Salis bury. Mrs. T. A- Meroney of Hick ory. and Mrs. Either Burke of Norwood: 24 grandchildren: 44 great-grandchildren: cIrIU great- great • grandchildren: and two brcthera. Columbus and William Owynn. both of Cona. Va. Bio - Obituaries - 3/28/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 28,1963 - Page 5 Charlex M. Cope. 91 Ftmernl services for the Rev. Chnrles MUrhelt Cope. 91. of North Wllkcsboro. were conduct* ed at 3 pjn. Sunday at Warren- Nfllter Funrra) Home Chnpel by the Rev. Warren Kcrr and the Rev. R. F. Smith. Jr. Burial was In Ashe Lawn Memorial Park ot West Jefferson. —The Re>. Mi; Cope, a tAU.»d minister who said recently he had married an estimated 100.000 couples, died at 11:30 pm. Thurs day at his resident at 912 0. Street In North Wllkcsboro. He had been 111 three months. He was bom In Davie County to Jacob and—Snisab(4h— -FostSPn Cope. At 21 he was ordained a Bap tist minister. Before his retire ment because of odvanced aee he served chuiches In many areas. Including Watauoa. Wllkes. Aslie. Alleghany. Rowon. Davio and other Northwestern North Caro lina counties. He said recently that he be lieved he had performed more marriage ceremonies than any other minister In the United States. In 1038 he performed a mar riage ceremony in the nlr when he married a couple in o plane 6.000 feet over Baltimore. Md. During his residence In North Wlllcesbbro he was a member of Hlnshaw Street Baptist Church. He ^was married to Miss Flora Elizabeth MeCbnn, who survives. Also surviving 'ore two dough- Mury Cupj uf the hume, and Mrs. Flora Bcatrloe Ballowo of Farmvllle. Va.: ;wo sons, thsf vld A.-Cope of Ohestar, Fa., and Chai^les Judson Cope df Jsftsrson: a bfDthar. Cop Jacob dope oi Spenosr: a stater. Mra. Molllo Young of Cooleemce: »e v e n grandchildren. Bio — Obituaries - 3/28/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, April 4,1963 - Page 7 Willie F, Porreet Willie Fi-ii;:kl!n Forropi. 4D. of Mockrvllle, lU. 4. dird ni T pm. 'Iliiirxdny nl Uie VVtoinns Adtniii> l.lt-tiiJuti Ito.il lull ill Duilaiin. IK* hnd been in ricclinlim lienltli fH*v- eml tuciuiis. lie wiis born in Dnvio County to J. Fitink on;: E.«iilc Poster FcrrcKl nnd wus n nitmlirr of Turirntlnc Biiplitt Church. He wns n tile worker nnd floor fin- l.iher. iHls uifc. the former Helen Cnr- tor. survives. Also surviving nrc n slritdnushter. Ml.ss Ann Carter ol New York: n step sen. Onry Curler. In the Navy, utalloned In Lunn Be.tch. C.tllf.: n brother, doe Forrest of Winston *• Salem: four sisters. Mrs. John Rnttr. of Moekivllle, Rl. 4. Mrs. Arthur Smcot of Mocksville. Ri. 3; nnd Mrs. Roy Snync nnd Mrs. Dennis Bnmey. both of Wln*ton-Snlcm. TIte funeiYl wns conducted Sun day ot Turrentinc Baptist Church by the Rev. W. H. Perry and the the church cemetery. Darld F. Crctts, 72 Funeral services for David Fmnklin Crotts. 72, ol Mocks ville. Rt. 4. were held Monday nf- temocn at tho Concord Methodist Church. The Rev. Robert Ftwt and the Rev. J. B. FltnRcrtild of ficiated. Biirinl was in the church cemetery. Mr. crotts died nt 9:30 p.m.. Friday In the Davle County Hos pital after a week of serious lU- ness. He was born in Davlo County to Robert nnd Scphia Shuler | Craftb!. He was a farmer. He morrlcd Miss Nettle Brogdcn In 1915. SucvlvtnB arc his wife: two daughters. (Mrs. Bill Spry and! Mrs. John Wagoner, both of Mocksville. Rt. 4. five sons. Dan iel. Prank, Robert Homer, Hen-, ry Turner Crotts and Tommy H.j Crotts. all of Moclctvlllc. Rt. 4: 23 grandchndrcn: five great-1 srandchlldren; and three sisters.! Mrs. O. N. Safrted ond Mrs. W.i T. Scchrest. both of Mocksville. j Rt. 4. and Mrs. Fletcher Beck ofj Cleveland. N. C. i R. R. Bidden. 64 Funeral cervices for Rufus Rad'- ford Bidden. 64. ol Advance. Rt. 2, were held Saturday ot the Ful ton Methodht Church. The Rev. Billy Cllnard and the Rev. C. E. Crawford' officiated. Burial wns in the church cemetery. Mr. Bidden died oi 3 ojn. Thurs day at his home. Death was un expected. Bom in Davle County, he was the son of the late George and Sarah Prances Carter Bidden. He was first married to the former Annie Stewart who died in 1043. His second wife. Ute former Alice Blake, whom he morrled in 1945, survives Also su*wiving ere three sons. A. W. SifldcQ nf flcnrglfl. Npteon Bidden of Burlinnton .Bobby Ray Bidden of the US Navy, stationed in Scotland: five daughters. Mrs. Lloyd Phillips of Lexington. Rt. 3. Mrs. Howard Flnley of Lexing ton. Mrs. Ernest Lee of Lexing ton. Miss Willie Mae Sldden of Advance. Route 2 and Mrs. San- fsrd Bmith of Lexington. Route 3: 13 grandchildren: two sisters. Mrs. L. P. Miller of Linwood. Rl. 1, and MVS. T. M. Hendrlx of Ad vance. Rt. 2; two broihera. Henry nnd Clyde Bidden of Advance. Rt. Mrs. Jack L. Boles Funeral rervlcfi for Mrs. Bcr- ihat Lee Daniolft Boles, 67. of Mocksville. wife cf Jack L. Bdes. v.vrc hold .laturday afternoon at :he Eaton Funeral Chapel. The Rov. Thomas Tuggle ard tiie Rev, Boljby Rldtio officiated. Burial was In the Oak Grove Ccineter)'. Mrs. Boles died at 3:15 p.m., Ihursday at the Broughton Uos- pilnl In Moi'e.inton. Ehe had bsen In deeUniiig health for two yeors aiiJ A patient in the ho.pitsl fo:' li nontlis. Bim in Rownn County June 28. 1E3&. she wn.4 the dnuahter of the late Rcberl and Matllc Sniiil Con iclt. She wns n member of Dutcli- m.-.n Civtk BaptKl Church. Survivors include her husband, .lack L. ErL'is: cnc son. C.i.n'er D.miels of Balbbury: one adopted tiati.'tlitcr Mtf. Ki-nny Leonard of Ix^.xlnglon: three brothers. Floyd Daniels of COolecinee. Ralph Dun- iclH o9 Chnrlottr. and Holland D.anir1s of Concord: one slater. Mac Daniels of Saliabury; two er.-mdchildren. M's: Nan Douthll Miss Nan Douthit died in a Charlotte HosplUI Monday at 10:30 pjn. after an extended Ul- FUneral service was held In Clemmons Baptist Church Wed- needny at 3 pjn. Burial was In Old Fraternity Cemetery at Clemmons. Survivors arc: three sisters. Mrs. Celia D. PIckens of Cltarlotte with whom she lived; Mrs. E. H. Moni:. ond Mrs. A. E. Hartman who lives here with herdaughter, Mrs. L. S. Bowden. on Wflkes- boro et She Is an aunt of E. C. Morris and Mrs. L. S, Bowden. Bio - Obituaries - 4/4/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, April 4,1963 - Page 7 Mm. V. n. Whelps Mrs. Irene Sheck Phclpj. 65. of LrwJsville. Rt. 1. widow of U. H. Phclps. died nl 6:46 a.m. Friday at D.nvie County Horpltnl. She hird been in dccllnlne health several She was born in Dovic County to Willie Richard ond Fannle; Renuchamp Shcek. Her husband* dieo in 1D40. ' She forinei-ly lived in Advance and W09 a members of Mocka Methodist Church. * •^tuVtvtny-Tmf • liiice -dauaht&roi Mrs. J. E. Brewer of Winston- Solcm. Mrs. Loinas Oullett of Mocksillie. Rt. 4. and Mrs. Rich- ord Carpenter of clemmana, Bt. 1: four sons. Willie James l^elps of Wliv:ton>Salem. Rt. 2. Orovcr Phelps of Lewisville. Rt. 2. Hubert Phclps of Lewisville, Rt. 1. and Ralph Phelps of Winston-Salem: 16 eranochlldren; four -ereat- arandehiidren: f o u'r brbthCrs. Joel. Robert and Rich Sheek, all of Winston - Salem. and- Thomas Sheek of Cooleomer; and three sifters. Mrs. Edith Cook of McekivUie. Mrs Hoeel Call of Moeksvlllc and Mrs. Mae Pence of Hamlet. The funeral was conducted Sunday at Mocks Methoolst Church by the Rev. Carl Smith, the Rev. Fletcher Andrews and the Rev Robert L. Taylor. Burial was in the church cemetery. Bio - Obituaries - 4/4/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, April 11,1963 - Page 6 I Mrs. LUIie Miller, sa I Funpiul crrvlccs for Mrs. UI- ' llf> ihomp cn Miller. 80. of *TrrrV«.v'.lIf UK A. wore held 1fi:i)rsdr.y nftornnon (V, the Cher* . ry IHlI L'jthcron Clmrch. The llrv. Bobby Hlllnrd officiated. : Bui'lal was In tlio church com- I ctrty. j Mrs. Miller died at 10 pjn. ! April 2nd ot a Mocksvllle Nurs- Ine Home. She had been In de» I cUntnn health severol years. She was bom in Davle County ! to Plasant and Ruth MrCum- mblns Thompson. She was a , member of St. Paul's lAithoran Church In Durham. Surviving arc two sons. John Albert MUlcr Jr. of the liome and Dj.tlel B. Mllicr of Mocksvillr i;. 4; seven daughters, Mrs. R IQ. yjXcT, Jr.. of Salisbury, Mrs. C. B. Hcnnan of StatesvUle, Mrs J. B. Shedd of Arlington. Va.. M:s. W. Louis Christian of Dur- j hran. Mrs. George Lecato of Bal timore. Md.. Mrs. Virginia M ' Gai JTODf TVoshhigton -D.~C.t and- Mrs. D. D. Whltley of Roanoke. I Va.: a sister, Mrs. J. D. Hodges I of Mocksvllle, Rt. 4: a half sis- ••.er. Mrs. MUton Fcrrell of Spcn- jcfr: 22 grandchildren: and 14 I great-grandchildren. Mts. A. A. Ilolleman, 62 Funeial servlcea for Mrs. Ell- sabtth Bahnson Hollcman. 62. ot Uanvllle. Virginia, widow of Ar thur A. Hollcman. were held Thursday afternoon at the Pajr- vlcw Methodist Church at Don- vUle. The Rev. Lee Jamison officiated. A graveside funeral service was conducted at the Pine Grove Methodist Church by the Rev. D. B. Rollins. Mrs. Hollcman died at 1:25 p. m. April 3 at a Danville hospital after en lllnr>r.< of two weeks. She was bom In Fhrmlngton to Pranch Henry and Mattle Rich Bahnson and spent most of her life In the Wlnston- Salem area. She lived in Klnston several years and had lived In DanvlUe about five yeam. She was a member of Pine Grove Methodist Chtnch near here. Her husband died In 1958. Surviving arc her mother of FarmlngUm: a daughter. Mr8..B. A. Wllcox of Laydon. Utolt: two^ sons. Arthur A. Holloman Jr. of Danville and Henry N. Holleman of Wilmington: two sisters. Mrs. Lester Martin of Mocksvllls and Mrs. R. D. Shore of Fannlngton:! two brothers, Charles P. Bahnson, of Cooleemee and Francis H.j Bahnson of Durham: and six. grandchildren. John W. TuUerow. 92 Funeral services for John W Tutleri6w,'*&2V 'of'MoeiSvrile.*' Rl. 1. were held Monday morning at the Center Methodist Church. The Rev. James White officiated. Burial was In the church ceme tery. Mt. Tutterow died at 8:30 pm. ■Saturday at the Lynn Haven ' Nur^ng Home where he had beenI a patient for the past five years. ■ He was born in Davle county to George and MolUe Watt Tut terow. His wife died five yearsI ago.(Surviving *ls a brother. Jim Tutterow of Salisbury. Sherry Cranfidd Funeral services for Sherry X^mn Cranfield, two month old daughter of Donald Wayne and Maudle Melton Cranfidd. were held Sunday afternoon at the Turrentftte Baptist Church. The Rev. W. H. Perry officiated. Bur ial was In the Batons Church Cemetery. The infant died at 6:15 am. MOndoy at the Rowan Memorial Hospital In Salisbury. Surviving arc the parents: a grandmother. Mrs. Stamey Cran fidd of Mocksvllle: and a grand father. Richard Melton oi Ad vance. Mrs. H. D. Snydcr, 88Funeral fcrvlees for Mrs. Irene | Fmlth Snydcr, 88. of South Main Street, Mocksvllle. widow of Hen ry D. Snydcr. were held Wed-nc:day morning at Eaton's Chap-1cl. The Rev. W. W. Blanton ondjtlte Rev. Boyce Wtiltener offle-l inted. Burial was In Rs-:c Ceme-•-cry. j Mi's. Snydcr died at 3:40 pm..' Mcnf^y at the Davle Coimtyl IXaapltcl. She had been 111 several months. | She was bom In Davts County I to John We.Hley and Julia Winters Smitli. Her husband died In 1848. Surviving are two daughteri. Mrs. Mark WUcox of charlotie.and Mrs. A. L. Craven of Mocks-1 vlUe: three granddaughters: andsix grcat-grandchilcren. | Bio - Obituaries - 4/11/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, April 18, 1963 - Page 7 Charica E. McCoy, 43 Funeral services for Chsrlcs Edward McCoy. 43. of S42 Church Street, mnnnircr of the Mocks- vlllo plani of ihr Maslans Diirn- Icoihcr Company, were held at the Eaton's Funeral Chnpel Tues day morylng. The Rev. James •Rfttchford -ofTkiteted.—Tbn-fradr wa.s sent to the Lankcnau Funeral 'Home at Riverside. New Jersey., for burial. i Mr. McCcy died at S pjn. Sun day at the Dflvle County Hoipltal where he hi;' been a patient only 10 h£urs. He had been In HI hcaiih RcVcrii 'nioinhs. Mr. McCoy was born In River- site. Nf'W Jprscv. to Mr. and Mrt. Harry MrCuy. He had been con nected with the Mnsland Dura- leather Company far 23 years and c.imc to Mocksvlllc three 1 years ago when the company opened the Incal pl.int. He was a graduate of the Drexel Institute ol Phllatclphla. Pa. He was a Mason and a mem ber of the Crescent Temple of, 'the Shrine at Rlvcislde. New Jcr- 'sey. He was a member of the, , Mocksvlllc Rotary Club. He was miriicd to Miss Mar-| larct Downey In 1947. ! Survivine "c his wife: ai daughter. Margarol Ann MsCoyi j son!. James Harry. Thomas | Sdward and Barry Lee McCoy.; \l\ of the hcme: his mother of| Riverside. New Jersey: and ai brother. Albert C. McCoy, ofj Jgnklnsiown. Pa. . | The family rcnucstci' that "me-1 morlal-s be made to the American j Cancer Society. Mr>. .1. I.. Sparks. 87 Fi.nr.ul .services were held Fri day uftnrnoon at the Bethel Mclhn:i.st Church fcr Mrs. Cora L. Sparks. Ol. t>t Mocksv.lle. Rl. 3, witl.iw of Jcsej'h Love Sparks. The Rev. C. M. Dndson cffielatcd. Burlnl wa.s in the church cemc- lery. Mr.^. Spoifts died at 1:30 p.m.. April 10. at her home after an HI- neis of several inoiUbs. She was born In Yadkln Conixty to Jchn and Amanda Rcccc Say- lor. She was a member of Bethel MetKodral 'Church. - • Her hiisbcns died In 1045. Survivlni! are four sons, J. R.. C. O. and C. R. Sjiorks, all of Winslcn - Snlem ,nnd Henry M. Sp\:k.s of Mockivllle. Kt. 3: 14, grandt hlldrcn: 20 urcat-prand- clithJrcn; four sisters. Mj-s. Elra Ktlly of Minml. Fla.. Mrs. A. A. Dcub cf Eac: Bcml. M--". Oeorco M.lUsnp.s cf Pfafftown and Mrs. llatUe Tnyhr ol East Bend: and two brothers. Ben and Arthur S.-iy- ior *bOtn cfEast BeTat. Mrs. Lee T. SIdden. 04 Funeral service* for Mrs. Mary Shuti Sldden. 84. of 423 HUlsldc Drive. Oroensboro. wife of Lec T. Sldden. were held Friday morning at the Hanea - Llnsbcrry Chapel In Greensboro by the Rev. Jack; Cpuscy and 'the Rev. C. E. Crnw- fcid of Advance. Burial was In the Advance Methodist Church Cem etery. Mrs. Sldden was cead on arri val April lOlh at the Moses Ccne Hospital In Greensboro after suf fering n sudd.m lllne.w at her home. She was torn in Advance and had lived In Greensboro since 1926. She was a member cf Ad vance Dapllrt Clmrrh on; was a jellied registered, nurse. She at tended SI. Peter's Hospital School of Nursing In Chailctlc. She was ■» member of the Orenesboro V/oman's Club. Surviving are her hufbaml: three sisters. Mrs. Edna March of Wlnston-Sttloin and Mrs. Florence Leonard and Mrs. M.\ttle Poln- icx'.er. both of Advance: and two •brothers. A. L. Shutt of Advance ] and O. H. C. Shutt. Jr.. of Mocks- •vllle.- - Mrs. Floy Holyfield. 45 Mrs. Grace Viola Holyfield. 45. of Elkln. Rt. 1. sister of Mrs. Roy Harris of Mcoksvlllc. died Satur- f^y in Chatham Memorial-Host pltal. Funeral sei vlccs were held at 2:30 pJ"- Monday ot Salcm Fork Baptist Church In Mount Airy by the Rev. Qllmer Denny. Burial was In the church ceme-,'..ery. ! Mis. Holyfield. wife of Floy Holyfield. h.''.d been 111 several weeks. Ehc was born In Suviy County to Enery and Durcllln Hurl Holt.jSl'.e was a tmmber of Salcin Psrk Baptist Church.I SurvlviHR are her husbanf: a ton. L-ian Holyfield of the home; | a d.iuehtcr. Miss Knlby Holyfield :Flu.: mid Iwo slHlers. Mr# Spo-i ol the home: a Brandchlld: a'|foi: cnve cf Dobson, Rt. 1 .and■ bi'Ovhcr, Harvey Holt, of Miami, i j M.a. Hnrri* of Mock-svllle. Bio - Obituaries - 4/18/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, April 18,1963 - Page 7 Mm. J. P. ticndrix. I Funeral xcrrlces for Mm. Myrtle AUfv Hen^ilx. 70, wife of J. F:onk Hcndrix of Mocksvillc, Rt. a. were held Monday afternoon at the Oulln Methodist Church. The Rev. Dwlght Mashbum. the Rev. Oeorac Smith, and the Rev. W. N. Holbrosk ofticlatod. Burial was In the smith Grave Metho dist Church cemetery. Mrs. Hendrlx died at the home at 11:40 p.m.. Saturday. She had been In -dcrllitine health several -.uonths. Mrs. Hcndrix was bom in Davle county to Thomos W. and Emily liAncs Vanzont. She was married in 1914. She was a member of Dulln Methodist Church. SurvlvliiK are the husband: one brother. Tommy Vanzant of Moeksvlllc Rt. I. I Steven Dale Howard I Steven Dale Howard, age 10. of 3«2 Rlo*bcrr5r O'... in KflRWoUs. died Tuesday at his home. Fun eral plans at press time were In complete. He was a brother of Grady Howard of M;ocksvtlle. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Howard; bl5lBTR.-Mrs:-^Bob-«arlar Mrs«-Ray. Atwosd. both of Kannapclls; brothers, "Hershel Howard of Camp Lejucnc and Orody How ard of Mocksvllle. U W. Boger. 76 Funeral services for Luther Watson Boger .76, of Mocksvllle, Rt. 2. will be held Friday afcer- nccn at Eaton Funeral Home chapcl by the Rev. Edward Lauehridgc aid the Rev. Bennle Beardcn. Burial will be in the Wcilcy Chapsl Cemetery. M.*. Boger died at 0 a.m- Tues day at the Chatham Hospital in E kin. He had been 111 four days. 'He was born in Davle County t3 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Boger. His fl»3t wife, the former Knth- erln McSurlley. died some time ago. SutTlvIng arc his second wife, ihe former Miss MolKe Bell Bo ger; four daughters, Mrs. Doro thy SmTtH BT-Bei-ktey: Bh; Mrs. Corrtne Navok of Mobile. 111., Mrs. Gladys Powell of Oak Ha ven, III., and M.rs. Oenevlene Scott cf Grand Haven, Mich,; 10 irftt^hlldren; three, great-grand- cliffdren;" a sister, Mrs. Bessie Nl- fong of WInston-Salem; and three brothers. Aaron Boger of Mccsk- ivlllc. Route 6. Dalton Boger of MoeksvUle. Route 6, and Walton |B:eer of ThomasvlUe. Ifi Bio - Obituaries - 4/18/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, April 25,1963 - Page 6 Roger Dale Rtehle. 19 I Funeral services lor Roger Dale: Rtehle, 10. a native of Davie County, who died on Thursday.! April 18. were held on Sunday,' April 21. at 2 pjn. at Eaton Fun eral Rome by the Rev. Edward Loughrldge. Burial was In Eaton's Baptist Chui'ch cemetery. Richie, of Fcrrum, Va., died In a Roanoke. Va., hospital of in-' Juries received in an automobile accident April 14. He was bom In DavIe County to Charlie and Josephine Huteh- 1ns Richie. He was a furniture employee. I Surviving are his parents of Pcrrum: a brother. Charlie O. Richie of Mocksvllle. Rt. 1: and two sisters, Mrs. Elaine Morrison and Mrs. Judy Olllcspic, both o( 'Perrum. Bio - Obituaries - 4/25/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, May 2,1963 - Page 4 Mbs BalUd Cuh, 81 Mia SalUe Blanche c^, age 81 ^ughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. L. H .Cash of Smith Grove, died In Broughton Hospital In Morganton Tuesday night. Sur* vlvors are a sister. Mrs. F. A. Naylor of Smith Grove and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements are in* complete. J. W. HUI 68 Funeral services for John Will iam HOI. 68. of North hfaln St.. MoekavUle. will be held at 11 ajn. Thursday at the Fltst Baptist Church. The Rev. Fred Barnes will officiate. Burial wlU be In Uie Randolph Memorial Park at Asheboro. Mr. HlU died at 2 pan. Tues day In the Rowan Memorial Hos pital after an lllnea of three weeks. He was a member and for the past 12 years treasurer of Mocks- vUle First Baptist Church and was h'TdflsBSf'deawtt-drthe-cimrch; He also was a member of the church's Brotherhood and had been a teacher In the Sunday school Junior department. He was a merchant and groceryman with a buslnea on U. 8. 188. He was bom in Bandolim Coun- 'ty to jUHse and Queen-viamer HUI. He married Mrs. Dorothy Wal ton HlU In 1843. surviving are his wife: a daugh ter by a previous marrt^. Mm. Sdwaitl AUrad of Ashcooro; two sons by the previous aarriago. CSyde Km of Asheboro and J. W. HUI, Jr.. of •Pulaskl. Va.; six grandchUdren; three half broth- es, Julian and OrvU O. Trotter both of High Point, and Carson R. Trotter of Sophia; andi three half sisters. Mrs. John Loftln of High Point, Rt. 3 Mrs. Walter Snider of Denton, Rt. 1. and Mrs. B. L. Summery of Trinity. Rt. l. Bio - Obituaries - 5/2/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, May 2,1963 - Page 5 ' John G. Bnickpn. Ro t Funeral .crvlce<t lor John O. . Bracken. 80. of Morksvine. Rl. 1. Uvpre held Saturday afternoon at the Liberty Bapttat Church. The Rev. E. T. Caudle, tho Rev. B. K. ViXK>tcn one the BCV. H. N. Koycs officiated. Burial was In the church cemetery. Mr. Bracken died Thursday at his home. He had been In declin ing health sewral months. >He was born In Da vie County i and was a member of Bear Creek Baptist Church. His wife, the former Eliza O'Neal, died last March. Surviving are five sons. Marvin and the Rev. Albert Bracken, both of Moek-svlllc, Rt. 1. Roy Bracken of Harmony. Rt. 1. Jamc< Bracken of Moeks\-lllc. Rt. 5. and Charlie Bracken of Ad vance, Rt. 1: four daughters. Miss Mary Bracken of the home. Mrs. Isabella Tolley of Baux Mountain Road. Winston - Salom. I Mrs. Oertle Crook of Tailkln- {vllle. Rt. 1. and Mrs. Ida darcy of Mocksvllle. Rt. 1: 28 grand- -ehUdrenj-dO great -geandeldldrenr and three brothers. D. L., R. B.. and* W. H. Bracken, all of Mocks vllle. Rt. 2. Mrs. Z. V. Burton. 74 Funeral services for Mrs. Blanche Pack Burton. 74. of Rt. ■3r-Advance.—widow of Bcb-Vance Burton, were held Friday ofter- ncon 01 Ute Fork Baptist Church. The Rev. Dale Suggs and tlte Rev. H. W. Hutchens officiated. Burial was In the church ceme tery. Mrs. Burton died April 24 In the Davle County Hospital. She had been 111 several months. She was born In Oavle County to Austin P. and Ellen Clark Pack. Her husband died in 1955. She was a member of Fork Baptist Church. Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Sa rah Bland of 1058 Betty Drive. Wlmton-Salem. J. P. Sain, 88 Funeral services for James Franklin Seln. Sr.. 83. of 41 Main St.. Caoteemee. were held Sunday 'afternoon at the Cooleemee Methodist Cliurch. The Rev. Joe T. Melton officiated. Burial was In the Oak Grove Methodist Church Cemetery. Mr. Sain died Friday afternoon at the Hilltop Rest Home near ^xln^n after a week's aeilous; Blnets." tat. Sain was a native of Oavle County, bom June 7. 1879. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Wes ley Sain. He was a retlreo' ca^peiiter and'a'nfeidng member of Cooleemee Methodist Church. He also belonged to the Red- men and the PCS of A. Survivors Include six daughters. Miss Inez Sabi and Mrs. Walter Pbelps of Cooleemee. Mrs. Baxter Gibson of Route 4. Mocksvllle. Mrs. Bubert Mlsenhelmer of Route 1. Mi. mia. Mnu K. B. Mitchell of 424 Calhoun St.. Salis bury. and Mrs. H. E. Byerly of 173 Ryan Street. Salisbury: three sons. Ernest Sain of Cooleemee. Clarence Sain of Route 4. Mocks vllle. and James F. Sain. Jr. .of Route 8. Salisbury: two brothers. C. P. Sain and P. K. Sain of SanitapoUs; one aister. Mrs. Min nie Huirman of Rt. 4, Lcxinston: 17 grandchildren; and 18 great grandchildren. Mrs. B. F. Bclton. 96 Funeral services for Mrs. Oc- tavla Knox Holton. 98i of Rt. 5, Mocksvllle. widow of B. F. Hol ton, were held Monday after noon at the Unten Chapel Metho dist Church. The Rev. C. D. Dod- son and the Rev. Dewey XJamcs sftlctated. Burial was In the church cemetery. Mrs. Holton died Thursday 'nlaht at the home of n daugh ter, Mirs. John Gettys of Shelby. She hod been visiting her dough icr n few weeks. She was born In Iredell County* 10 Robert and Laura Mills Knox and wee a member of Union Chapel Methodist Churclu ' Her hUfbantl died In 1935. Surviving In addition ta Mrs. Qett.vs ore three other daughters, Mrs. E. H. Frost ond Mm. John Beck, both of MockBvme, Rt. 5, and Mrs. Margaret J. Adoms of Tu'sa. Okla.; four sons, Paul L. Holton of Lexington, Dewltt Hol- isn of WInston-Salem, Rt. 2: Theo dore Holton of Harmony and B. P. Holton, Jr., of Mocksvllle. Rt. 5; 30 grandchildren: 34 great- grandehildrcn; and two great- grc.i t-grondchlldrcn. Bio - Obituaries - 5/2/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, May 9,1963 - Page 7 John Henry Sndlh. 04 Funeral services for John Hen- amlth, 94. of Advance. Ri. 1. who died' Monday at 3 n ro. were held Wednesday ai Yadkln Valley Baptist Church by the Rev. Alvls Cheshire and the Rev. J. W. Vestal. BurlAl was In the cliurch; cemetery. Mr. Smith d(ed at the home of a daughter. Mrs. R. A. .Foster, of Advance. Rt. 1. Yadkln Valley community. He wa* bom In Davle County to Jonathan and Sally Potu Smith and was a retired farmer. ■Surviving In addition to Mrs. Foster ere five other datiehters. Mrs. I. B. Allan of Yadkinville and Mrs- J- H- Sheek. Mrs C. L. smith and Mrs. J. E. Beauchomp and Mm. B. C. Hendrlx. ol Advanco. Rt. i; tluee sans. r. o. aadih and J- P- smith, both of MocksvUle. Rt. 3 and R- P- Smith of Mlddletown. Xowa: 41 grand*I children: 60 great-grandchildren: and 18 great-ireat-grandohildren. Sidney Moses Click Funeral services for Sidney Mo* ras Click of San Antonio, OVkas. who died Wednesday. May 1. war* held on Friday May 3. Mr. Click was a native of Davle County and the Jerusalem Com munity. He had made his home in San Antonio for several yeare.Bur^vottt Include his wife. Nonnlo White Click maUve of IredcU County: two daughters. Mrs. c. A. Fackham and Mrs. H. L. Duiuio. boll) of San Antonio: a son. Porter S- CWclt of New Braunfels, Tbsas: sovaral grand- ohUdreA: aeveral nlacas and nap- haws In pgvla and surrounding OOIIBUm In Ndnh CgnUlna. Bio - Obituaries - 5/9/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, May 16, 1963 - Page 5 Mrs. Joseib (X BhMk. M Funeral servtcea for lArs. Blanche James Broek, M« of Rt. 2, ModcsvUle. the Fsnnfngton community, were IteZd Boturdoyi morning at Eatonl Chap^ The Rev. Bennle Beardeti and the Rev. J. W. Vestal officiated. Burial was In the Farmlngton eemtety. Mrs. Brock, widow of Joseph C. Brock, died at 1 pjn. Thurs day at the Lynn Raven Nuielnf Rone. 8he had been Ih dedfnlnt health several months. She was bcrn In Davie County to W. P. and BUsobeth »eUy James and was a member of Farmlngton Methodist Church. Brock died In 1630. Surviving la a brother, O. R. Jamee of MooksvUIe, Rt. 2 I William P Joytter, 84 | I Funeral servloea for William Franklin Joyner, 84, of Route l,} MoeksvlUe, were held Thursday. at the Deep Creek Baptlat Church. In Vadkln county. The Rev. B.| W. McMurray, the Rev. Wade Hutehena, the Rev. Ralph Hogan and the Rev. J. A. Brackens of ficiated. Mr. Joyner died May 7 at hit home after a long IllneM. | He was born In Yadfcin County ] to Samuel and Synfical Sprinkle Joyner but spent most of his life In Davte County. Kb wife, Mrs. Christine Rus sell Joyner, died In 1849. Surviving are four sons. c. B. Joyner of HamptonvUle. B. J. and O. M. Joyner. both of Yadkln- vllle. and Elvln Joyner of States- vUle: two sisters, Mrs. Romlb Reavts of Mocksvllte and Mrs. Maggie WUklnts of BtatesvlUe: three brothers. Dr. O. b. Joyner of Kemersvllle, and Stanley and C. R. Joyner. both of Winston- Salem; 19 grandchildren: and SB greot-grandchlldren. Mrs. Dors Safrlet. 78 Miss Dora Safrlet. 75 of Moeks vlUe. Rt. 3. died Tuesday night at 9:06 pm. at the IredeU Memorial Hospital. Fuiieial icrvlcca «iU be held at 3:80 pm. Thuratsy at tits Salem Meihodtit Church. Bio - Obituaries - 5/16/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, May 16,1963 pinner C^^leemee iiman Dies services for Miss 1^6 Obie Batts, of lO'^iConrad Street, Lejdog* were held Friday at 3 Turrentifie Bap- tis^Church by Rev. Joseph Plumps and Rev. E. N. Baye. BiJ^^l was ih the chir^ cei&etery. ? Bom in Davidson* County F^ruary 6, 1800^ she was tb&l. daugh^ of the late. Ihiymas and Lnla Wagner Batt&. She was a member of ^ vCooleemee Methodist Chur^ Survivors include two sist^, Mrs. Bay Snider uf Lesdngton, with whom she made her home, Mrs. Logan Smith of Route 4, Mocks- ville and one h^f-sister, Mrs Ernest Gruhb of Salisbury. Miss Raits was an em ployee of Erwin Mills here untU her retirement due to ill health. She had lived on Route 4, Mocksville for a number of years before going to Le^dngton to live. She died early Wednes day morning. May 8.. James Moore former Cooleemee Man Dies In Va. The Ivmcral for James Moore, fonnerly of Coolee mee, was held Wednesday at 3 P, M. at Swicegood Fu neral Chapel in UanviUc. Va. and interment was at Draper. N. C. Mr. Moore i-jwas employed by the Dan .a.|kiver Mills and died of:a.| —7- .. . Monday. He was carried to, Danville Memorial Hospital, but lived only a short time. He is survived by his wife, four sons, and one dau^ler, his mother and one brother, nhie mother ana one orouji^ a cerebral hemmoraga, whiob Moore of Cooleemee.iTjhe suffered at ha homo |- attending the lune.l^ ral from Cooleemee were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moore and Mr. and Mrs. James Treader, Mrs. .Donald Trexler and Clay Trexler. Bio - Obituaries - 5/16/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, May 23,1963 - Page 2 ftflas Hoxle SAfrlet MSss Roxie Dora Safiiet. 15, of the Salem chureh community hear Moctt»viltp, died at diOS p. m.,TUMday in Iredell blemoHa) Uo^ltal. Mi« Gafrict had been In dceltntna heotth two yeare and liad been eerlouely 111 17 daya. . Mies Safrfefa mothrr died when she was a child and she made her home with the late .1. B. CampltoU and family In Mocinvnie for ap proximately 35 years. In 1032 she moved to her brother's home. Mart Safrlct. to care for his chil dren alter hlb wife's death. She also lived with a sister. Mrs. j'Bcssle West, a few years and with ■the children, nieces and nephews of the late Mr. Campbell. The last months of her life were epent at the Johnson Rest Home at Harmony. She was bom In D. vie County '.to Danfel and Laura Walker 6a- frlet. She was a member of Salem Methtelst Church. ..JSw^js^BUfVlved by a brother.M)srt ^^tHeFrandTA '5l5ter,"Mif»: Bessie West of Moduvttte. The funeral was conducted at 2:80 pju. Thursday at Salem Methodist Chureh by the Rev. James White, the Rev. Neel Bll- er. and the Rev. Jock Yarbor- ough. Burial was in the church VtirntiltTr' DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, May 23, 1963 - Page 4 aim. Noah B. Foster, 81 Funeral aervlcea for Mrs. Ivey Addio Barney Foster. 83. of Mt. 4. Mocksvitlo. the Bphesus com munity. widow of Noah B. Foster, were held Sunday. "Mrs. Foster died at 6:60 pjn. Friday at her homo. She had been in declining health several months. Her husband died in 1924. Survtvlng are a daughter. Mrs. Ruth Williams of the home: a son. B. H. tBudl Foster of Com- eemee: a foster son. B. O. Foster of bfocksvlUe. Rt. 4: eight grand- children; IS great-grandchildren; and a sister. Mrs. W. C. Howard of 93 W. Clemmons Read. Wiu- ston-Salem. abs. J. A. Grubb. 52 Funeral services for Mrs. J. A. Orubb. 52, of MOcksvUle, Rt. 3, were held Sunday afternoon at the Fork Baptist Chureh. «*to Rev. Dd Suggs and the Rev. Gary Chapbian OllUUiUHl. Burlid-wos- in the Cburohland Baptist Chureh cemetery. She was bom in Davle County to Oavld Johnny and Ode MO- Oanlel Fleming. She was a mem ber of Fork Baptist Church. Surviving are her husband: a daughter. Miss Patsy Grubb of the home: her mother of Mocks- vllle. Rt. 3; three sisters, Mrs. Rlehard Mooreftdd of Salisbury, Mrs. Walter Boole of Llnwood, Rt. 1. and Mrs. J. W. Jones. Jr.. of BlOeksvUle. Rt. 3; and four broth ers. Martin and Eugene Fleming of Salisbury. Mitchell Fleming of ModcsvlUe, Route 3. and James Fkmtng of Hollywood. Fia. I Bio — Obituaries - 5/23/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, May 30,1963 - Page 3 John FnnkUn BvohRrt, 78 John Franklin Bverhart, 18. of Coolecmcc died at obout 8:30 Bjn. Thurxday. May 33 at hta home. Rc had been in deelln* ing health for the past year. Re had been In the mercantile busincxs Rince 1906 and had opened hL own buaUiess in 1030 in North Cooleemee.' Rc was born in Ilavie County to George Andrew and Binunic Hendilcks Bverhart. Rc was a member of First Bap* list Church of COoIeemce. He married Miss Sadie Brown in lOiS. Survlvng aro his wife: two dauginei-j. Mrs. David Graham Jr. of Salisbury and Uta. Jomea H. Faulkenberry Jr. of Xlbemarle; three brothers. Daniel 1^ Ever* hart of Advance. Rt. 3. Roger O. Bverhart of MocksvUie, Rt. 3, and Benlamin E. Everhart of Moclcsvillo, Rt. 4; four sisters, Afcs. - . DayJs..9jr. Moclcavllef Rt. 3. MiSi Nannie Seaford of Ad* vanee, Rt. 3. Mrs. Jeannle Ren* dricks of Wlnaton-Salem and Mrs. Ernest B. EUcr of Granite Quarry; and six grandchildren. The funeral was conducted at 11 ajn. Saturday at Hrst Baptist r^Htifoh nf rVinWmi*.. ho tJtw Wtw Charles P. Burohett Jr., 4he Rev. Brammer and the Rev. T. ik Cashwell Jr. of Albemarle. Burial was in Rowan Memorial £fi!jL Cart Flake Blaekwood Carl Flake Blaekwood. 70 of Route 1. Woodleat, died at 1:40 p. m. Tuesday at Broughton Hospital, Morganton. after an llinesB of two months. A native of Davlo coun^, ho was a son of the Into David and Mary Moroni Cortner Blaekwood. Survivors include his wife, Ma mie Creason Blackwotfd; lour daughters, Mrs. Albert Messiek and Mrs. James Lineberger. both of Route 1. Woodleaf. Mrs. James Justice of Salisbury and Mrs. McMn Peace of Alexandria. Va.; a son, Carl Eugene Blaekwood of Cleveland: 14 grandchildren, elgllt greatt-gnQdchlldren; two sistefs. Mrs. Swanson Oalton of Ub^. Mont., and Mrs. Ora Boger of Cooleemee; and a>brother, Ray BUekwtNxi of Cooleemee. Ftmeral services were conduct ed-^t 4 pan. Thursday at Cool- een^ Baptist Church by the Re^r Charles Burebo^ and the Rev^ "L D. Scruggs. Mrs. Edward Hege, 78 Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Miller Hege. 78. of Advance, Rt. 3. Fork Church community, were held Monday aftetmoon at the Pulton Methodist Church. . The Rev. BlUy Clinard ,ofneiamd. Burial was in the church ceme tery. Mrs. Hege died at 1:48 pJn., Saturday at her home. She had been in declining health several wmht. She was bom In Davle county to William M. and Marlah James MlUer.' She was married twice, fust to Wheeler Leonard who died in 1938. Her second hus band died In 1944. She WM' u member-of-Fulton Methodist tamrehr Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Marvin Chaffin of Woodleaf, Rt. 1; five stepsons, A. R. Hege of Lenoir, Hollis Hege of Moores- vlUe, Ray and- Ralph Hege of Lexmgton and Jerry Hege of the home: and four stepdaughters, Mrs. Helen BaUey of MoeksvOle, Miss Ethel Hege of the home, Mrs. Minnie Lee Hege and Mrs. E. T. Ml» of Lexington. ^ Mrs. BSgT'FtakstOB-"^ Mta Stella Murphy Pinkston, 60. of Sflillsbttry,' ^e of Bay PlU^ton, died Tuesday at her *^xmie. She had bera In declUUng »health five weeks. I She was bom in Davle County ,eo Will and Minnie Tutterow Murphy. She was a member of 'Oakland Heights Baptist Mission. • sui'vivkuf aiu her husband: a tson. Sidney L. Pinkston: three idaugliters, Mrs. Betty Powell of I Spencer, Mrs. Mamie Uvengood of MooresvlUe and ^dlss Shirley Pinkston of the home; three step- 'sons, Kenneth Pinkston of Salts- ■bury and Norman and Wilford iPlnkston. both of HiU^ro; two (Stepdaughters, Mrs. Nadlno Mar- shoU and Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, both of Bilisbury; her mother of'cooleemee; three brothers. Ern est Murtdiy of Mocksvdie, SamMurphy of Saltsbury attd 1^. ChrtMurphy of Rnog^Ie, Tenn.; Qiree siaten. Mm. Lola Wooley nnd Mrs. Pearl Hill, both of Sal- isbuiy, and Mrs. Jettte Bias Phelps of Cooleemee: 38 groad- children: and three gteat-grand- children. The funeral was conducted at A pjn. TTiursday at Oakland Heights BapUst Mission by the Rev.jE. M. Fbln. the Rev. Bobby Nash and the Rev. J. C. Swain. Burial was In Gay's Chapel Me thodist Church cemetesy. Bio - Obituaries - 5/30/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, June 6,1963 - Page 5 Mrt. T. M. Snltb Mrs. Blanche Almedla Smith. 83. of MockaviUe, Rt. 1. Uie Shcf- field community, widow of T. M. Smith, died at 3:40 em. Thurs day at Davis Rospltal ot Statea- viUe where she had been in de clining iiealth several months. { She was bom in Davie County; to William and Mary Edwards Cleaiy. Her husband died in 1940. Survivliw are a daughter. Bins. Ruth Ctoer of MocksviUa. Bt. l: two sons. Wada Smith of Mocks* villa and Johnny SmUh of MocksviUa and Johnny Smith of MOcksvilia, Rt. 1: a brother. J. W. deary of MocksvUte. Rt. 3; ftvo frandohUdrBO! and 10 graat* grandchildren. The funeral was conducted ot J1 am. Saturday st Liberty Pil grim Holiness Church by the Rev. W. c. Bulla and the Rev. W. L. Cockman. Burial was in the church cemtery. Blrn. T. J. BfcDonlel. 10 Funeral services for Mrs. Eh- I ther Jane MoDanlel. 10, of Rt. 1, Woodleaf, the Needmore com-* jmunlty .were held Simdoy after- nocn ot the Needmore Baptist Church. The Rev. L. D. Scruggs and the Rev. Hayden Gartner of* . ftclated. Burial was in the church cemetery. j bOn. McOaniel died at 6:25 p. m. Friday at the Davie Coun^ Hospital. She had been in de clining health several months end seriossly Ui five days. She was bom in Davie County to Tom and Nancy Shaw Smith. Surviving ere her husband: three daughters, Mrs. James Sni der of Cleveland, Bin. Qtls Brown of Woodleaf, Rt. 1. and btrs. Walter Brown of MocksviUe. Rt. 4; two sons, Biarvin bfcDanlel .of StatcsvUIe and Bob McDanlel I of Salisbury: a half slater, birs. ..to. Crowder of Spencer; and four i grandchildren. Bio - Obituaries - 6/6/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, June 13,1963 - Page 3 losctilt M. Illvtns. OB Funeral servlcea for Joseph Mirk Blvtns, 6S of Cooleemee, tvcre held Monday afternoon at the Ccolcemre First Methodist diurch by the Rev. Joe T. MeUon and the Rev. Fred Shinn. Burial was in the Liberty Methodist Church cemetery. Mr. Blvlns died Sunday at the Rowan Memorial Hospital after a aenous illness of five days. He had been In deelinlns health sev eral months. He was bam In. Yadkln Coun> ty to William Henry Blvlns and Pctlnla Day Blvlns. He had been employed at Brwn Mills at CcoU ccmee for a number of yeat:s. He *.ras married to Miss KBnnle Rld> enhour In 1D16. Siirvlvlna arc his wlfo. thiw daushtcrs, Mfs. J. D. Barnes of Salisbury: Mrs. C. J. Dortan of Concord and Miss Marsarcl Blv- In4 "oT'UMnuitrcemn-sottj n .vin. of Wi mini: on; four granr •h»'dren: two great grandchildren: wo bjathen. Brady Blvlns of MemphlSj Tenn.: and Hubert Blv lns of caoleemee; and one sister. Mrs. Floyd Daniel of Coo'ecmce. Mrs. Hilton L. Rulh { Mrs. Hilton L. Ruth. SB. of 802. 'Rhodes Ave., Kings Mountain, iled Thursday in a local hospital. | ?uneral was held at 11 ajn. Sat-1 arday at Han'la Funeral Home. Survivors: husband: sons, Jack Ruth of Charlotte. WUIlam Ruth of Raleigh; brother, C. F. Mer- oney of Moctcsvllle. EClm Meronoy of Atlanta, Oa.; sisters. Mrs, Cooper Edwards of Columbia, 8. C.. Mra Silas McBcc of High Point, Mrs. R. 8. McNeill of Mocksvlllc, and Mrs. Mary Mor row of Atlanta. Qa. P. M. Hendrieks P. M. Hendrieks Sr.. SI, of 1014 Greensboro Street. Lexing ton. general manager of David son Fanners Caopci-ttllve. Inc.. died at 9:20 pjn. Friday at his home. He was bam In Dnvie County lo H. J. and I^nma Orasc Eoton Kcnd^lcks and''t^ a member of the First Baptist Church of Lex ington. Snrtivlng ai*c h's vifo. Mrs. Annie Mac Jordan lIondrK-ks: two daughters. Mrs. James. of Ctinpcl Hill and Miss -Aonr.JEtendilQk8..p|...lSXliy?t^^ a^ I son. Plillllp M. Hendilcks bl Lex-" I Ington: a brother. J. W. Hcn- I drieks of StatcsvlUe: and thr?e I sisters, Mrs. J. H. Gllley of Mnl- . den. MJss Mclvarlnc Hendrl ks of I More an on and Mrs. Sicphcnjrcnrondy of-Atbtntay Gor— - , The funeral was conducted ol I 4 p.in. Saturday a: th: First Cap- I tist Chursh of Lexlnglon by tlic. I Rev. Hck.{ Coin. Burltl was In' Forest Hill Memorial Park. Bio - Obituaries - 6/13/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, June 20, 1963 - Page 2 Mn. Mattte Ellen Itortman. S4 Funeral tenvteae tfor Mra. Atfat- tip BUcn <Uonman. itf Mooks- vilte. widow .of A. e. fflltinman, wereiNW (Tuesday moriUns.ot Ihei Eaton (Chapd. IDhe Sev. wJ Blonton and the -Bov. Rolien R. Jones offlelated. Burial was Jn the Adranoe Baptist .Ghurah •Cem- clery. Mrs. Uartman rdted At .7i06 a. in. Btmdoy at the ilwjin dfaven! Niuulnn Bonie after ,nn lUnees of* one week. Mts. BarUnan .was 'horn In tPor- syth (Gounty -to AUved .and Marie Paw lEkiulhlt. <She urae a dnerober of Fraternity Ohurch of the; Brethren. Her hu^and died in 1932. Surviving are one •dauBhter, Mrs. Sbsek -Bowden of Mocks- vlllc: two lona, J. A. .Hartman of Advance and R. JJ. Hartman of Advance. Rt 1: 15 erandchlldren: 23 great arandchlldren and two! slatei-a. Mrs. E. H. Morris of j MoeksvUlc and Mrs. Cella Pickcns of tJharlottc. IMm. .daata AoHc. lift Bunaral aaimtoefl for Mrs. Bra dy dParwood Battg. 90, «r Mocks- \dUe, Bt. :8. tWlfe of James C. Batte. were itietd Saturday alter- ipoon lat !the Baton Fanei^ oha- iPO). VShe Bav. (Downs APi^r ot- itlokited. Buclal was In the Fork Baptist <}htttah <Oeinetory. Mrs. (Ratta idled at 2 pim. Frl- •day -at ithe dmrne -ot 'her doush- •ter. Mrs. dohn iC. Bowles, in Mooksvtlle. She had been In de- euning health for aevoroi months. Mrs. iRatta was bom In Oavtc (County 'to Samuel £. and BUra- heih Bambardt <aaewood. Burvlvois are her husband; Unoe davwtaters. Mrs. Bowles. Mrs C. T. Hupp. Sr. .of BoonvlUe and Mrs. Odell Bsndrlx of Mocks- vlUe Rt. S: two brotiwrs. C. E. I.Oarwood of Advance and S. A. iOanvcod of Wtnaton-Salcm: four I clstcrs, Mrs. T. J. Poster of Win- Iston-Salcm. Mrs. Jeff Myers of iMocksrlllc. R(. 3. and Mr*. Paul Balloy of Advance. Rt. 2: six nrandohlldran and 1 great grand QhUd. Mrs. Roy Feesor Mrs. Madaline Aiutln Fecxor. 63 of Mooksvllle. Rt. 4. wife of Roy Flexor, died at l aJn. Thurs day at her home. Qie had been lU a year She was horn ni Fhrsyth Coun ty 40 Jeff and Mattte Snipes King. She wns secietaiy of Ute Davle County Board of Education for several years and a mmnber of MoeksvUle Methodist Church. Surviving are. hor husband; a daughter. Mrs., Jack SUiott of Slielby. Rt. 6: /wo brothers, Jeff King at DurluiM and Joe Ring of Birmingham. Ala.; and three erandchlldren. The* funeral was conducted at 4:30 p.ni. Friday at Eaton's Fu neral Home chapel by the Rev. W. W. BInnton and the Rev. Fred Barnes Burial u'as In Rose Oemctcry. Bio - Obituaries - 6/20/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, June 27,1963 - Page 2 Mn. Boberi Lowvry. t1 Funeral nrvtca lor Mn. Lu- elnda Bally Lowery. 87, of Rt. B. MoekfvlUe. widow of Robert X4e liiwery. were held Sunday after- noon at the Courtney BoptUt Church. The Re?. B. D. Flowera. Jr„ officiated. Burial woe In the church ceremony. Mra. Lowery died at 10:1B ajn. Ftlduy at Iter home after six yean of declining health. She wae bom In Da?te County to the Rev |uid Mn. O. W. Baity. She wae a member of Courtney BapUat Church. ~~SerBai6ahd"dicd fn-SM8. Surviving Mra. Lowery ore thrae eons. A. V. Uwaiy of MOoresviUe. Cortes Lowery of Houston. Ten., and Baity lAwery of MocksvUle. Rt. 6: flve daugh ters. Mlis Lm May Lowery of ModkivinA. Bt. 6. Mrs. iT. H. Murray of Winston - Salem. Mrs. Robert Churah of Bondti Mra. Ray Von aorrts of SboUotto and Mra. Waiter Tiansoa of BUn; ti grandehUdrsn and II great* grafutehttdran. Bio — Obituaries - 6/27/1963 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA