Jan - JunDA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday January 2,1964 - Page 1
Mrs. Margaret Andrews
Fatally Injured In Wreck
MI'S. MAnmiTl M. Andi-cws. 2$.
wife of MocksvUle ctcnilst. Dr.
James Aiidmvs. died at 12:15 p.
m. on December 20tii of Injuries
received In a one car accident on
US 431. oiic-lialf mile west of
Greensboro,
hfrs. Andren's w a s Injured
when the sports ear she was driv-
ina crashed into a tree. Tlic ac>
cldent occurred on a sharp curve
In the highway.
Mrs, Andrews was emi^oyed as
a systems engineer by a buslness-
machtne company of Greensboro
and made hei x'csUlencc there
during the n*cck. She and her
husband had attended a company
parly. After leading her husband
to Interstate 40 for his return to
Mocksvillc. Mi-s. Andrews was on
her way back to Greensboro when
the ocddent occurred.
She was bom at Wake Forest
to Hal B. and Annie Moses and
U'os a'graduate of Wake Forest
College.
Surviving in addition to her
husband arc hci< parents ol Wake
Forest and a sister. Mrs. Peter M.
Knise of Buckroe Beach. Va.
Funeral services were conduct*
cd on December 22nd at the First
Presbyterian Church of Mocks
vUle by the Rev. James Ratch-
ford. Burial was In Rose Ceme
tery.
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday January 2,1964 - Page 3
Mrs. Emma L. Brown
iDles At Age Of 101
Mik. Emma LnuUip Binwn. 101.
' of I'luinini.ion. widuW of Rlrh.trd
C. Drown, died Div. 22nd at her
homi* uf iT ti long illiic.<.s.
She wiiK born in n.ivii* County
to .Innte.*. N. niut Mary Ciithrcll
Brock and wtn; n memlxer of Uh*
Kartniiigton Methodist Church.
Kurvtvinn tire two claiwlitei-,
MKse.i Knlc and Margana £.
Brown. b'..lh of lite home.
I-Hinenil S4'r\-ice.s \vvn> held Doc.
24 nl the Eaton Funeral Cliflpcl.
I he Ret. DeJill.v Bi-.irdeil offiriat-
ed. Burial was In the Fannlng'on
! Ceniolory.
I
Bio - Obituaries - I/2/I964
John Robert DoRcr, 79
Funeral .<frvjcc.i for John Rob
ert Bogor. 79. of llarraony. Rt. 2,
wore hold Dec. 27 at the Center
Mctltodist Church. Hie Rev. E.
M. Jamfs. ihf Ri»v. Herbert Ja-
iiilvN..:! uitU Ihv Rc-v. Gi'ahan*.
Wbulen offleiuied. Burial w.!.*! In
the church cemetery.
Mr. BoRcr was dead on nnival
at ?he City Hospilnl In Wlnston-
Solem at 13;SO a.m.. Dec. 2.1. He
became 111 white visiting a daugh
ter. Mrs. Wesley Shcrmer. in
Winston-Salcm.
He wa.s bom In Davic County
to N.)lhan and I^ura Jane Powell
Boger and wc-s a relirt>d farmer,
lie tt'ns n uii'ttiher Advance
MethodM Chuivh and the Mocks-
will Camp of the Patriotic Order.
Sons of Americ.i.
HLs wife, the foiiner yi\ss Alllc
Fric.s1and, died in IBCl.
Surviving in addition to Mrs.
Shcrmer arc three other daugh
ters, Mrs. Jim Barney of Ad-
vonce. Mrs. Fred Crawford of
Slatcsville. Rt. 3. and Mrs. Arnold
laf tTlar** 14
grandclilldren: 10 great erandchll-
dren: two brotlicvs Carl Boger of
MocksvUle. Rt. 2, and Turner
Boger of CaUfomla; and two sis
ters. Mrs. OlUe Myers of Advance
and Mis. Elizabeth Cunningham
of New Castle Pa.
George T. Foster. 49
Funeral services for George
Taylor Foster. 49, of Advance. Rt.
1, Bethlehem Church Community,
were held Dec. 20th at the Betli-
tchcm MethodHl Church. Tiic
Rev. Dwlght Moshburn and the
Rev. George Bmner officiated.
Burial was In the church ccme-
teiT.
Mr. Foster died of a heart at
tack on Dec; 18 at his home.
He was born In Davie County
to E. W. and Odclla Shackteford
Foster. He was employed by
Unique Furniture CO. In Win-
ston-Salem and was a veteran
of World War II.
.Surviving are his wife the
wniw • Mls» Lutabellc- Clorcr o
son, Timothy Lane Poster of the
iome; his father and a broUter.
ii mrllc Foster, both of Ad-
I v» ve. Rt. 1.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday January 9, 1964 - Page 2
John Booe. 50
Funeral sarvlces lor John L^c
Dooe. 58 of Loxhittion. ill. 3. wore
held Sunday n'. the South Oak
Rldjc Bapthit Church, 'flic Rev.
Frank Wilson and the Rev. Mr.
Morclteld oaiclatcd. Burial was
In tlic church cemclrry.
Mr. B(?..c died nt 7:20 oan. Fri
day ul )iLh -liaine. Hv had been hi
dcclhiin? hcnlUi several nionllu.
He WHS born in Y.idkin County
to W. C. and Rachel Comer Booc
ond was a inrmcr. He was a mem-
ber of Boar Creek B.ipU£>t Ciiurch.
Ills wife, iho roriiier MUs Lola
Jordan, survives.
Aisj aurvlvins are Mircc sens.
Eebby Booc of Lcxlnoton Rt. 0.
Lniry and Owatinc Booc. both of
the iicme; three daURhters. Mrs.
Mando Thompson and Mrs. Judy
younts. b.,th of Lexington, and
Ml&s Rilta Booe of the homo:
801*011 grandchildren: four broth
ers. Howard Booe of Himpton-
ville. Wude BOwP of Sta'csville.
Marvin Boac of Kannspoiis and
Rny Booo of High Point: and
two sisters. Mrs. O.ii Whltaker of
Mockavllle. Rt. 5 and Mis. Fran
ces Wanthtrd of KinRnrlilo. Tex.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday January 16,1964 - Page 2
Mm. Minnip
Fiinrrnl wmjrcs lor Mm. M'.n-
nlo Lrikpy Ifurkry wrm hrld .Ion
:irti in Aclrlplnn. M.mloiid Ruri.it
vrts til Uir Of.-ri;'' VW.Klitiv.tr.n
|Ci'iuct« »y of llin". city.
Mrs. I-!.nki>y diod «mi Jim 1.
aiir wa.i bom t^ov. 2.1. lltRi). Ini
|Da\tc CuUtiiy. In AuniL<.i. lons
wiih iu.iiTl<*d lo l^ottiv Roy
Ifiirkpy. and to itib luiton f.'.o
childrrn uoro born. i
Mm. Hnrkcy lived tlio mojnr
portion of her llfr Ui MwCk.svil; *'
and Woiililnkton. D. C. II
otily ill rerpnl years Unit slic Uiov-1
rd to Takomo Park. M.irylnn{l.!
Duraiu Ike pa.si yrai sliy tins
made lirr liomo ivllli her son.
Stney. and lil.s wife in North
Be.irh, Maryland. i
Mr.s, Iiarkry was a former inrin i
ber of the DnpiLsl Cluircli but
duritin hrr slay In Takonia Park
blie U.i.«nii a Gpvenlh-Day -Ad-
vcnMst.
Sun'tvina are two brothers. Ro-
lond Lnkcy and Evan Lakey of
the Fnrmlnaton commnunity: 2
sons. Sucy Sain Hnrkey of North
Beach, Md. and William Theodore
Harkey of Silver Sprimis. Md.: 2
dau^jhtci's. Era Harkcy Skinner of
Melbourne Bcuch, Fla.. and N.in>
carle MnddoN of Sa!l Uike City.
Utah: tell ::raudchlldreu and 12!
arent grandchildren.
Jnlm E. Gregory, 18
Funeral services for John Evan
Crerjory. 78. of M,rksvHle. Rt. 4.
were held Sunday oftornoon at
Uie CooleemiT Bsptls* Church.
Tlic Uov. Charles P. Bnrcheitc.
Jr.. officiated. Burial was in the
Cnolecmco LcRion Memorial Park.
Ml*. Grritory died Friday at his
home. He had been In declining
iHuUh several m^n.ii.i.
Ho was bom in Iredcll County
to John Wylte Grceory and L,ydi.i
Jarvis Grcisory. He was a retired
employee of Envtn Mills at Cool-
ccmee.
He was a member of First Bnp-
Us*. Church of Co.teomee.
He married Miss Geneva Camp
bell in 1005. She survives.
Alsa survivinii arc *hrrc sons.
Raymond OrcKory of the home,
and Graham and Iv.i GreKor>',
both of Greensboro: tha<e dantih-
tors. Mm. Mildred Bcns.n ol
Greensboro and Mrs. Lcssic Ilel-
Ini'd and Mrs. Sualc Fields, both
0/ COoIeeniee: 11 nnrndchildirn;
and four vrcnt grandchildren.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday January 23,1964 - Page 4
Mrs. Avis V. Stroad. 70
Funeral services for Mrs. Avis
Victoria Dayvnult Sti'oud. 70. of
Hlsli Point were held Friday at
the Cumby Funeral Home In
High Point. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Sti'oud tiled Thursday in
tliu Hiish Point Memoiial Hospit
al. Sl)c was a native of Davlc
County and lived in High Point
since 194B. She was a member of
the Society Baptist Church.
Surviving arc four sons, Her
man Aliurd of Higli Point, J. C.
and Olha Lee of Route 1. Mocks-
vUIc, and Robert E. Stroud of
Route 1, Jamestown; tlirce
daimhters, Mrs. C. D, McNeill.
Mrs. R. R. Cromcr and Mrs.
Cromer and Mrs. Charles Wall of
High Point: three brothers. Clar
ence Dayx'aull of Petersburg. Va..
James Everett Dayvault ol Balti
more and Paul Dayvault of Route
1, Statesviilc; one sister, Mrs. El
la Crouch Of Route 1. Slalcsville;
13 grandcliildren; and three
great-sru ndchild ren.
Mrs. Herman G. Ifinkle, C2
Fuiieriil services lor Mrs. Viola
Munday Ulnklc. 63. of Mocksvllic
Rt. 4 wen held Monday after
noon at the Liberty Methodist
Church. Tlic Rev. W. R. Frost,
tlic Rev. E. M. Jones and the Rev.
ElQcr Day officiated.
Mrs. Hinkid died at 7:30 am.
futuLdiLy- at the huane ol ctauftli-
tcr, Mrs. Homer Potts of Mocks-
VlUe. RFL 3.
She was born Oct. 13, 1901 In
Da vie County, the daughter of
Williom ond Mary Owens Mun
day. She was a member of Lib
erty Mctliodlst Ciuirch and was
employed at tiie Erwln Mills. Her
iiusband, Herman, died in 1036.
She Is survived by tlirec sons.
Brucu unu uuiuiiU, ui iii. i.—Mut
Dallas, of Alexandria. Vu.: a
dauuhicr. Mrs. Potts: a brother.
Bhcrriil. of Rt. 4: seven sisters.
Mrs. Belle Sanders and Mrs. Lola
-Link7~bcttr-of—Ccolccnies.—Aft'S; n
Maude Powies and Mis. Nora
Gentle, both of Salisbury, Mrs.
Ruth Purr of Kaimupolls and
Mrs. Hubert Brown and Mrs. Beu-
laii Cope, both of Wuiston-Sa-
Icm: 13 grandcliildren.
Claude Swiccgood, 63
~ 'Punenn ~^'rviccs—loir" cinudir
Swice'.'.ootl. 63. of Route 3. Lcx-
Jitgion. wciv held Tuesday at 4
p. m. at Saint Luke's Lutiiemn
Church. Lv.singiun. Tlie Rev.
Joini Fless oflieiaivd. Burial was
ill Sundy Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Swiccutxxl dieil Sunday at
7:30 pan. at Ills iiuuic. He liad
been In deelinlni; heallii one
year and sciiuusly ill fur two
coiiuiiunity, anil a member of
Saint Luke's Lutheran Church.
He was born in Davidson coun-,
ty on August 27. 1600. He was
married In 1020 to Miss Etta Da-1
vis who survives. i
Also surviving arc his mother.
Mrs. Cnii Z. Bwlccgood of Route
3. Lexington: a son. Garland
Siviccoood of the home: four
daughters. Mrs. Harvey Trcxlcr
and Miss Catherine Swlccgocd of
Salisbury, and Mrs. Grimes Potts
and Mrs. Carlisle Baxley of Route
3: tlirce half broUicrs. Ralph
Swiccgood of Tliomasville. and
John A. Gobble ond Robert Gob
ble of Roul; 3. and six grandchil
dren.
Bio - Obituaries - 1/23/1964 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday January 23,1964 - Page 4
John E. Grubb. 77
Puitcral services for John Ephcr
Orubb. 77. of Route 5 JLcxInston.
Tyro community, were held at 4
P-m. Wednesday In Churchland
Missionary Baptist Church. Tlic
Rev. Anthony Qurganus and the
Rev. J. O. Dowdte. Jr.. officiated.
Bttiiol was in tlic churcli ceme
tery.
Mr. Orubb died at S:30 pjn.
Tuesday in l.cxtnsion Memorial
Hospital. He had been In declin
ing health for six months. He
was a retired farmer and a mem
ber of Chui'chland Missionary
Baptist Church. Mr. Orubb was
born May IS. 1886. to tlic late
Alfred and Mary Barnes Orubb.
His wife, the former Eva Florence
Rowe. survives.
Also surviving arc two sons.
Joy Alvia Orubb of Rt. 4. Mocks-
vUle. and Irvin P. Orubb of Rt. S.
Lexington: two daughters. Mrs.
P. H. Evcrhart of Salisbury, and
Mi's. B. M. Snider of New Bern:
three brothers, Marshall Grubb of
Mocksvllle, W. A. and Leo Orubb
of Rt. 5. Lexington; two sisters.
Mys. A. T. Freeman of Norfolk.
Va.. Mrs. c. B. Long of Advance;
five grandchildren; and three
great-grandchildren.
Frank Rintz
Sister Dies
Mrs Bam A Shopp of Harris-
burg. Pa., n sister of Frank Rints.
passed away in tliat city lust Wed
nesday.
Burial was in the Rolltng Qrccn
Crmclcr yat Camp Hill. Pa. Be
sides Mr. RlntB. two sisters sur-
Hve. both from Anderson, Ind.
^tr. Rlntz was unable to reaeh
Harrlsburg fro the funeral due to
severe snow and weather coO'
dlllons In that state.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday January 30,1964 - Page 5
Mrs. Clyde Battey. 44
Funeral services for Mrs. Rhods
Pnultne Carter Rnllcy. 44. of Vlr-
plnln Beach. Va.. foi-nicrl,v of
Mncksvllle. wife of Cb'de Bailey,
wore held Tut^doy afloinoon at
Entan's CItapel. Tito Rev. Oeu'cy
rjiimes officiated. Burial was In
Rose Cemetery.
Mrs. Bailey died at inldnlaht
Saturday at a Suffolk. Vn.. has*
pilnl of ]nhirje.s received four
houis earlier.
Mrs. Bailey was struck by oni
nui.:mobi1e in SiiBolk about 8 pm'
Sitiurday. No details of the ncci*
dcni have been received here.
She was bom In Yadkin County
to T. Woltcr and Ada Cvanflll
Carter. She foi-merly resided in
MocksvUIc.
Survlvlnjj are the husband; two
sons. George Ah on Carter of j
MocksvUIc and Paul Carter of'
Vlnilnla Beach. V.i.: two nrand-l
children: four stepsons. Richard
Bailey of High Point. Berry l«e
Bailey of Lexlnuton. Franklin
Bolley of Advance and Larry O.
Bailey of Uie Army at Fott Brags:
her father. T. Walter Carter of
AtocksvUle; one sister. Mrs. Otis
N. Couch of Vlr?:inlfl Bench: one
brother. Monroe Carter of Vir*
ulnia Beach; and a grandmother,
Mrs. Lucy Craitflll of Yadklnvlllc.
Reuben W. Ounter. 20
Funeral services far R. W.
1 Reuben 1 Ounter were held Tues
day afternoon at the Turners
Creek Baptist Church. The Rev,
W. S. Luck, the Rev. Bobby Rus
sell and the Rev, 3. J. Brawley
offlclatod. Burial was in the
church cemetcr)'.
Mr. Gunter died of self*lnfllctcd
wounds around 8 pan. Saturday.
Or. Francis W. Slate, Da vie Coun*
ty Coroner reported.
Slate niled the death was sui
cide.
Ounter shot himself In the head
at his home wlih a 410 gause
shotgun. Memben. of Ids family
found hlin dead fn bod after
hearing the shot.
He was born In Davic County to
Paul and Odessle Baity Gunter.
Suniving arc his parents of
the home: two sisters. Mrs. Nellie
Spccr and Mrs. Inez Troutman,
both of Mocksvllle. Rt. S: and
three brothers. Samuel. Charles,
and Llndsey Gunter, all of Route
S. Mocksvllle.
S. A. Tuirentine, 75
Funeral services for Samuel A.
Turrcntlne. 75. of Wood Road.
Oreer. S. C.. were held Friday
afternoon in that city. Mr. Tur
rcntlne. a native of Mocksvllle.
'died at 3:30 p.m. Jan. 32 at thej
' Oreer HaspUal after 12 years of
declining health and three days
of Illness.
He was the son of the late Cal
vin L. and Bertha Foster Tuiren
tine. He had lived In the Oreer
secU.n of South Carolina 40
years. He was a member of the
Greenville Seventh Day Advenilst
Church and wos n veteran of
World War I.
8ui*vlvlng are his wife. Mrs. Nell
Miller Turrentlne: a sister. Mrs.
Alice Show of Winston-Salem:
and five grandchildren.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday February 6,1964 - Page 5
RtrlinnI F. llaniiKoii.
Piiumil sfrvkTs un- H.r^i-md F.
ttamilton. 7a. of Ad.an.')*. n;. 3.
Wore lio'il fc'utiirifcty i m-on a!
Eaton's Clwjiol. 'iho Hcv. Ik»b
Itolhird. I he l<<-b. liftman Abethrr
and Iho Rf\. Thorn-»s Tttitlo offi-
fiuUHl. BmUl \i.'> in I In- Unv\an
MvmoiTul
Mr. Hamlllan tlirct at l;l.i |i ni.
Thursday at hi.s hcmo aitn- nii
l)Inrs.s of itta yonrs.
He w.s.'i b'»rn in Da^ie County
Co John 1.00 and Stirn!) FltTUibelh
Beck HamtUon. lie wa.s a rothrd
fanner.
Siirvivin n jiie h;s wife. Mrs.
Ziila Ifnitlry Ifaiiiihon: .si wn
dnii}>.hlfi-K, Mis. Ilrnry Grtibb of
SnlLsbury Riuile l. Mm. Thnmis
(Mn.s.se.v at Advance. Rl. 2. Mrs.
J. W. Turner of IllHh Point. Mrs.
Ocoritc Coriril. Jr. .of LcwIhvUIp.i
and Miti. John Correli. Mrs. Krn-j
upth Corell and Mrs. Brnnie Dnn>
lei, all of Moeksville. Rt. 4: four'
sons Harold nnd T. W. HntniU.;ii.;
both of cnllsbuiT. lU. 1. Leu Ham-'
lUon of Morksvlllc, Rou'e 4 nnd
Zj. B. Hamilton of Advance. Rt. 2:j
31 grandchildren: eight great-1
granddiildrcn: t w o brothers.
Sam Hanilllon of Onuilte Quor-
and John Henrv Hnmlltun of
olecmcc: and two sisters.
Mrs. Bud Croil.s of MocksvJlIe. R*..
4 and Mi-s. Jack S»'nroi*d of Ri.
2. Advance.
K
James L. lUrliardxoii. 8a
Funcrn) services for James
Lonnie Richardson. 85. of Route
1. MocksvlUc. were cwnductcd Fri
day, Jon. 31. nt 11 a.m. at New
Vtdon Methodi.it Church by the
Rev. Walter Cockmnn and the
Rev. Bruce Hobson. Burial was In
the church cemctciTV.
He died Thursday at 7 o.in. nt
hla home after a short Illness.
He was born in Dnvie County to
J. W. nnd Mary Oolthcr Richard
son nnd was a retired farmer.
Survivlna arc his wife, the for
mer Miss Cornelia Richardson:
three sons. Theodore Richardson
I of MfifUsvlllf. Rt. I. Curtis Rlch-
uidMin Ml Comard and CtanTivi*
ttlriuii-d-Miii of Morksvllle; six
uramli hildifii: nnd cl-hi jiir.it-;
'!iMndrhlldtTii. '
lti>rr>'t*. While R'l
Kuiinul M'tA'ii f.< fur Brn-y
' CMiif.iUnn W hiif. D2. of Mocks-
vilV. noire a. Wyo Community,
were held tstiiiday afiertucn nt
lite Mount OIhe Methodist
Chiirc-li. The Rev. Benny Bt»nr-
den. the Rev. a. J. Bniwlcy. nnd
the Rev. Kemmn Snrlnkle offl-
cinlrd. Burial was in the church
comeU'vy.
I Mr. Wlilte dU-d Friday nt hLs
Mmne. He had Ijren in derbnintt
hea'.th a year.
He Win born In Vndkin Coiin'y
to a. \V. and Betty Dlxon Whhc,
life wn.s n retii-ed fHmicr. His
'wife. Xh-Ji Mlr.nle L. Smith While,
idled In 1941.
I SiinTvlnj: arc two sens, W. A.
|Wh.tP of Mocksville. Rt. 2 and
|L. L. White of MocksvlIIr. Route
5; iw.; iimudchlldren: three bro-
Iwni. Tom White of Coolocmee
,and Fhilmorc and Clifton White,
'bnih of Mocksvlllc. Rt. 5: ond
: two slsten^ Mrs. BUI Smith of
MockwU'e. Rt. 5. and Mrs. J. E.
' H.irpc of Wlnston-Salcm.
Bio - Obituaries - 2/6/1964
Mrs. It. V. Spry. Sr. Sfl
Funeral sertTces for Mrs. Dcl'o
McDanlel Spix 59. of Mocksville
Rt. 4. were held Simday afternoon
at the T'uti'eiitlne Boptlsi Chitrrli.
The Rev. W. H. Perry, nnd the
Rev. Harold Porker ofttcloled.
Biit-lal was hi the church ceme
tery.
Mrs. Spry died at 6 pjn. Fri
day at the Davie County Hospital
after n short Illness.
She was bom In Iredcll Coun
ty to J. A- and Martha Blvlns
McDanlel. She was n member of
Turrentlne Baptist Church.
Surviving are her husbands:
three daughters, Mrs. J. W. Hel-
lard ond Mrs. James Swicegood.
both of Mocksville. Rt. 4. and
Mrs. Evallna Cope of MocksvlUv,
Rt. 3: a son. R. V. Spiy Jr. of
MocksvUle. Rt. 4: 14 grandchU-
dren: a broUier. Wade McDanlel
of Coolecmcc: and four sisters.
Mrs. E. A. Summeroll of Jackson
ville. Flo.. Mrs. R. L. Chandler of
LnncoBlcr. 8. C.. Mrs. A. W
Bumgamcr of Omnlte Falls nnd
Mrs. Floyd Taylor of Woodlcof,
Rt. 1.
DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Christian Lady and Gentleman Everyday!**—Mr. and Mrs. T. Holt HaywoodTragedy strikes all ages and in allwalks of life And it was under most tragic circumustances that Mr. and Mrs. T.Holt Haywood were killed last Thursday asthey were enroute to Florida for a vacation.He was killed instantly and Mrs. Haywood,critically injured, died Sunday evening.The accomplishments and service ofMr. Haywood are great and are recountedelsewhere in this newspaper. The esteem inwhich he was held was indictative by themen and women from all walks of life thatattended his funeral Saturday and bythe messages of sympathy that poured infrom all sections of the state and nation.These were representative of the financial,manufacturing, civic and governmental organizations with which he had been affi-liated during his long and active career asa businessman, a civic leader and a farmer.Mr. and Mrs. Haywood resided on Ar-den Farm, located on the banks of the Yad-kin River in Davie County. Here Mr. Haywood had both his home and his office. Healways listed himself and considered himself a resident of Clemmons and greatlyaided in all of the civic activities of thatcommunity as well as operating the ArdenPacking Company there. Mr. Haywood alsohad great interest in Davie County andduring the last few years purchased anddeveloped the West Arden Fann on US 64West. It was here that the North CarolinaHereford Association met last fall.Mrs. Haywood, the former Mary LouiseBahnson, was active in cultural andchurch activities in and around Winston-Saiem. In recent years she composed andpublished several church anthems.As an editoral in the Winston-SalemJournal pointed out:"Mr. Haywood, of course, had made hisinfluence felt in business, civic and churchcircles long before he became absorbed infarming and farm folk. But it is not surprising that he is being recalled today primarily as a 'gentleman farmer' in the puresense of the ternn. For Mr. Haywood wasboth a gentleman to the core and a farmerwho truly loved all growing and livingthings."And in the words of their minister:"How very full they had filled theirlives with service. Tliey were in truth aChristian lady and gentleman every day...."This area....and even the world needmore citizens such as Mr. and Mrs. T. HoltHaywood. ..^tCE.|\StOu;C)60 - ^C, - - -LoixiSt BftHKJSoM W*\\UAOC>0 Fe^^SOIXRCE Of DfceaSeO Dates KwcestilN,Cor-,Haywood was a member of theVVInston-Salem Board and Inter-naUonaJ CdmmiUee of the YMCA.a trustee of Salem College andAcademy and was vice presidentfor the Association of the Blindin Porsyih County. .Boys Club WorkHe was a member of the boardof the Salvation Army. RedShields Boys Club and ServiceCommittee. In 1956 he was appointed National Associate of theBoys Clubs of America by formerPresident Herbert Hoover whowas chairman of the board. jHe was married on Oct. 22.11914. \.Surviving are a son. ThomasHolt Haywood. Jr.. of New iYork City: two daughters, Mrs. |.Archie K. Davis f the former Miss nMary Louise Haywood I of Win- iston-Salcm and Mrs. John Fran- tcis Pender Clark 1 the former Miss jEmma Pauline Hayaood i of New jYork City: and a brother, Alfred]Williams Haywood of Chapel Hill. IMrs. Ilaywoud-Mrs. Haywood was born in ,Sa-Irm To Dr. Heniy T. and Emmal'::i!.s Bahn-son. One grandfatherwas .Moravian B i , ii o ;> GeorgeBahnson and the otlier was Pred-iTii'k Fries, lead;'!' in tiie early lifeof Salem. Siie spent her early lifein Salem. ','raduatinB from Salem•Vvatleiny and Colleec..She '.vas married Get. 22. 1914..Siie livea in New York City and.Montclair. N. J. until 1930 at.vhich tune she returned to Win-iton-.Salem.She has been most active intile work of tile Moravian churchand wa.s for many years a Sunday school teacher and organist.u U:me Moravian, served as presideiu of tiie Women of the HomeChurcn and pre.sident of Provini-al Women s Board of MoravianChurch.• She succeeded her mother, whov.'as founder, as pre.iident of executive board of Salem Home and• sei'.ed in tliat capaeity tor many:-oais.J In recent years she composedi and publislied several church anthems. She has over the years hadI a great interest in communityi music and the Brevard MusicCenter. She has served on theboard of trustees of Salem Academy and College.--Survtviiiii are a son. T. HoltHaywood of New York City: twodaughters, Mrs. Archie K. Davisof Wlnston-Salem and Mrs. JohnFrancis Pender Clark of NewYork City; a brother, Agnew Bahnson Sr. of Winston-Salem: andfour grandchildren.Funeral ServicesMr. Haywood was buried Saturday in Che Salem Cemetery.Wlnston-Salem, following servicesat the Home Moravian Churcii■•vhich was filled to capacity.The service was a simple one.rnd flowers in the church included only .1 large wTcath of redI'OSES containing a cross of wnitcroses, and on each side anotlierv reatli of red roses.A short service was held at tliehome on Arden Farm prior to tliecliurch service.Services for Mrs. Haywood wereheld Tuesday morning at thehome Moravian Church. Burialwas in the Sulem Cemetery beside her husband. A short service was held at Arden PKi-m priorto the church service.Dr. J. c. Hughes and the Rev.Burton Rights officiated at bothservices.rV'.Vi!" CO. PUBLIC HORARY
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T, Holt Haywoods Killed In Wreck
T, Holt Haywood. Sr.. 76. it-]
tired clialrnian of Ihe executive
conimlUcc of Wnchovla Bank and
Trubi Company, was killed around
>;JS pm. Tlnirsdny in a truck-
atiiomobllc accident on US 1S8.
about 4'j miles cast of Mocks-
ville.
His wife. Mrs. Mary Loul.sc
Bolinsou Haywood. 76, died Sun
day cvculnn ul 7:50 pm of JnJur-
lc.s susndncd ni ihU wreck. Mrs.
H.iywood underwent cmcr«eiu'.v
Ireniment at the Davic County
Hospital and was lulcr trulUfei-
ifd to ihe Baptist Hos|>]ia] where
she underwent suvpeiy and re
mained until her death. She iii-
eelved severe facial and head In
juries.
The Hnywoods were on their
way to Florida for a vacation.
They had left their home at Ar-
I den tVrms at Cleminons and
I were ulwut cliihl miles from ihelr
ihoiue when the accident occurred.
Blale Hiehwoy Patrolman K
IN. Bollck ot Moeksvllle said that
the HB>'wood car. r 19611 Pontiac
drnon by Haywood. collided
head-on with a traclor-lrallev
truck drlvcti by Huy Bill Shaver.
40. of North Wlikcsboro, Rt. 4
Bliavet* was not injured.
The truck, owned by Hewitt
iRooiini; and Trucking Co of Hid-
'dcnite was loaded with 87.000
T. iioi/r ii.^vwaoD
—■Killed In Wreck—
jMuiids of dressed chickens and
wu» en route tu Winsion-Salc-m.
Bollck said that the Haywood
car veered into the path of the
tiuclor-tiuiler. There wu-s no ap-
liarnu reason tor the uecideii'.. he
said.
Tiie car was dctnuhsiicd. and u
Vkiccker had to piy the \Mccko»e
iRwuy Ulorc Ha j .rood's bodyI could be remoiTd. The tructor of
ithe liu was heavily damam-d.
i Boltck said that no chaiges
.HRij. T. iiOLT JUrWOOB
—Dies Of lajurles—
would IH' brought
Haywood came to Winston-fin-
tern in Jonuaiy lOJO. Since living
there lie served. In addition to his
posnions with Wachovla, as prr-
Lsidcut and dircelur of SelLWlod
iDanics. Inc.. vice president anri
dirrctnr of Southciu Steel Staniji-i
lugs, director of WashingtonjNills. diifcior of Piedmont Pub-|
hshing Co., director of American
Enka Corp.. direciui Li-ward Cot-
CuuHoucd 00 Paao ft
More Aboot
T. Holt Haywoods
|n^^n Mills niitl jlinlnnr>n Ih.n
WInslon-Rnlcin l-Vimfi:!' uni
KnuchI ranii
Bui woilrailiiv fi '.Ml !n:U;.'« ; tli.l
not fill lil.i life Ih- I'fii;-ill Hi:-
farm he and hi \m(>' ii;uui J A:-jden ill 19.7) I
A sofi-.s}uii:cn man. llavwoot'.
onre sniti lh:U nm- nf thr lunu
])nlnfiil I'Npcrinircr. of iii" hfc "
.seeing the ".'•inp'riupr of I'l-'-" mi
II tr.ift of the Upper Avrten Farm,
whkli he .sold after the denth of
Jo.sh Qiilnii. ills aucriiM-y tin;)
Tflinwi.iLli .sulne hci<l-«-niiin.
"1 love Ures n-s well its all erow-
ln« find livliuf thUi'is,' h«' sui'l.
'I hnti- to .see tlio.si- fnu' biirt-
wood trees dl.Minpenr e v e n
Ihoukh the iract wns boiiv. tim
bered for oilier iKi ful .Tuti iiei-ili-tl
puiTJOsc.s ■■
I'ore.stry Manacmienl
Good foicsiry mniiai'eini-ni nho
fipurcil hiKh ui Jus nedri timt n
good f.Trmer must b- worthy n'
Ills land — .md all ii.s rfsoiivees '
Hnywood wns born In Raleigh
to Alfred Williams and Louise
Mooio Holt Haywood. His kitin*!-
pnrcnts on his inoilier's side were
N. C. Gdv. Thoina.s Holt and Mrs.
Louise Moore HoU.
He Riodualcd fioin Raleigh Male
Academy in I0f>3 and reeeivcd n
bachelor of philosophy (lenree
from the Univci.sily of Nnrtli
Carolina In 1907. While lU UNC
ho WB.S a memtjer of Zetn I'si Fra
ternity.
HIrIicsI AvcniBC |
Haywood «rnduoicd from Ihe,
Philadelphia Tcxilc School in
1909. Wliilc Ihc'i-c he won n FOld
medal for having the hlkhcst av-
leiage In the c)a.s.s.
In June 1958 ho was made pre-
siderji of the Old S'.udeiilR Club
nt UNC. He wn.s als'j Life Pi c-sl- j
dent of the Cla.ss of 1907.
He entered the firm of Pied-
erlck Victor Acheli.s of New
York City In 1909 ns n desijnier
of cotton goods ond bseamc man
ager of Uie department known as
the T. Holt Haywood Depavlinent
In April iniS.
He remained In thi.s capacity
until Dec. 31, 1029. when Llie firm
of- HHywood -Mf,ckn>-nnd Valtn - •
tine wa.s formed. Haywood be
came chairman of llie board ami
moved to Winston-Snlrm to live,
While In New York Haywood
was n director of Frederick Vic
tor & AchelU. Westciiesler Fire
Insurance Co., Delaware Fire In-
sumnce Co.. the People National
Bank and the Montclolr Trust Co.
of Monlclalr, N. J.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
He was bnptixcd In Cliri.sl
Church (Episcopal 1 at RnlclRli
as an infant and later confirmed.
He Joined the Home Morovlan
Church In Winston-Snlem.
He was chairman of the inis-
tees of Ute church Aid and Exten
sion Board, a member of the
Archives Committee. Pronvlnclal
Synod and was a trtislrc of Old
Salem, Inc.
Haywood was a member of the
Wlnston-Snlem Board and Inter
national Committee of the YMCA,
A tntslee of Salcm Collece and
Academy and \\*as vice president
for the Association of the Blind
In Porsyllt County.
Surviving arc a son. T. Holt
Haywood of New York City: two
daughters. Mrs. Archie K. Davis
of Winslon-Salcm and Mrs. John
Francis Petider Clark of New
York City; a brother, Apncw Ba-
hnson Sr. of Wlnston-Salem; and
four gmmtchildren.
Funeral Services
Mr. Haywood was buried Sat
urday in tiie Salcm Cemoteiy.
Winston-Salcm. following services
at the Hcmte Moravian Church
which was filled to rapacity.
TItc scrv'ice was a simple one.
rnd flowers in the church in
cluded only a large wrcntli of red
ro.M.s contalnin-t a crosH of white
roses, and on each side another
vreath of red roses.
A short service was held at the
home on Ardcn Farm prior to the
church service.
Services for Mrs. Haywood wera
held Tuesday morning nt Ihe
home Moravian Church. Burial
was in the Salcm Cemetery be
side her husband. A short serv
ice was held at Ardcn Farm prior
to the church service.
Dr. J. C. Hughes and the Rov.
Burton Rights officiated at both
services.
Boys riiib tVurfc
He was a member of tite board
of the Salvotlon Army, Ri>d
Shields Boys Club oiid Service
Committee. In 1950 he was np-
polmcd National Associate of tlie
Boys Clubs of America by fumier
President Herbert Hoover u h o
was chairman of the board.
He was married on Oct. 22.
1914.
eurvivlnu ore a son. Tliomas
Holt liuywood. Jr.. of New
Yoi-k City: two dauuhters. Mrs.
Arehii» K nuvl^ I the fnnuer M»s«
Maiy heuise Haywood i of Win-
Mon-Suiun and Mrs. John Fi*on-
rU Pcndcr Cliirk I the former Mi's
Emma Pauline Hoywoodl of New
York City: and a brother, Alfred
Williams Haywood of Chapel Hill.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday February 13,1964 - Page 4
On Advisory Board
He was also on the advisory
board of the textile office of
Chose National Bank and the
Chemical Bank & Trust Co. ond
was a director of Commercial Fac
tors. He was a member of the
Union League Club and a member
and governor of the Merchants
Club.
In Wliuton-Salem, Hoywood
was chairman of Utc Agriculture
ond Area Development Commit
tee of the Chombcr of Commerce
and a member of the North Coro-
llna Board of Agriculture.
He was a Granger and was a
charter member of tlie Cotmtry
Squires, on agrlculture-btislness
group dex'oted to better farmhiy
and rural life.
Haywood was a trtistcc of the
Hospltol Savings Association and
a member of Utc Forsyth Country
Club, Old Town Club, Twin City
Club ond Rotary Club.
He WAS a member of the Society
of Colonial Wars and the Society
of the CinchtnaU and was a for
mer director and president of the
North Carolina Oueiiisey Breed
er's Association. He also wos a dl-
ector of Utc NorUi Carolhta Sym
phony Society, Inc.
Mrs. Haywood
Mrs. Haywood wsts born in So
lent To Dr. Henry T. and Eminn
V'ricH Bnltnsutt. Otie urnmlfnthrr
WHS Murnviun B i s It u p Geor-.e
n:i}>n.H(m iukI the othrr wii.s Fred-
iTiek Fries. lencU r in lite early llfi?
of Salcm. She spent Itcr early life
in Salem. grotluaUna from Sniem
Ai-adeiny and CoIIpkc.
Site wn.s mon'lvd Oct. 22. 1914.
She livetl in New York Cily and
Montcialr. N. J. until 1930 at
which time .she relumed to Wlit-
slon-Snlein.
She has been most acUvc in
the work of tlic Momvtait ehnrch
and was for many ycnrs n Siiit-
duy sciioot icnclter and organist
at H^mc Moravian, sen'cd na pre
sident of the Women of the Home
Church and president of Provlni-
nl Women's Board of Momvlnn
Church.
She succcerled her mother, who
w.a.s fo.iitdcr, as president of exe
cutive board of Salem Home and
«»rved. in-Utat-capuvlt-y 'for m.'uiy-
years.
In recent years she comitosod
and published sexTral churrh an
thems. She ha.s o\-cr Utc yctirs had
a great inteix'st In community
music and the Brcvard Music
Center. She has scr\'cd on the
board of trustees of Salcm Aca
demy and CollCRc.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday February 13,1964 - Page 5
MrN. C. r\ Ikiriicy. i«
rtlilrr.il MfVi.•'.> iMi Mrs. n:i-
^Ulilo u.ii:uv. 7». Hi HI.
n. Mrt'k.st itU'. v^tdvv C Hnr*
^iiry. Wfi.- IvIII iMhI.'.y iifsnitiitMi
ii! Iln' Ci»iiuilA'r Ikil'lls! (.'htlirli
The 1HM-, Mlnir:' |».,> ami lh«' IH'v
n. A .<'iiiT"]! ;*l'i I:ilu1. Hnriiil
\VM* III lhi< rltt:ii-lt 11 tMi'loiy.
Mr* Iliirnr.v rtJvjl KrSi. .1 Hi
lirr linim-. hMif ImcI brnj In <!«'-
clliiini.' liiiiMti inonth.t.
Stir wji.H IjHin III Hintdoliih
Coiiniy III Culi'iniMis ntni Mr.r.v
IfuithoA Dob.v. Ili-r tui.«>b.uid (hril
U\ lOAO.
fiiiivlvln;; r»r.' I':nv iliiu'jliln*.
Mrs. P.nni?.-* r. Win »'i»: nnil Mi-s.
Jot Joii!'s bil l; -if M-wkiVilli». III.
3. nnd Mrs, Avor.v iJoby of 'llUMit-
n/tvlllc; ihtM' .^.*^11* A|i>.v Ibirnry I
of ln(iiiiii:i|uilis. ind.. •! n in i'* |
IJnrkl Hiirmy of C'cvi*l.;nd ;«nil J
Wllllain Hr.idv nu; nry of Mni'U.s> >
vllli*. HI. III rntiidrhlldrrn: .ind '
nine iiri'.it—I'lindrhlldiTii. ,
Air*. T. W. Clrnliam. aS
PnnrrnI .wvlrrs for Mr*. T. W
Ornhnni v.rro held 8'«tnrdny nf-
•tcrnucn iil ;ihr E.iton Fiuu'nil
ChniM^I. The Ri-v. CnrI Lone i;f-
flclnicd. Biirhl wnn In Ihr Hnr-
mony Orsvc Methodl!>'. Clnirch
Cemetery.
Xfrii. Orflh.nn dli'd iit :i n in.
Thurndny In Ihe Diivle Cunntv
^ospllnl. She hnd been in derlln*
^im he.irii for the nnsl nevernl
Weeks.
She wns born in A.she Cniin'y
to Jules niid Mn'.lle Dlackbiirn
ainlioin. She w.in mnirled in
1024, ond her Inisbnnd died in
1051.
Siinivin'^ .ire n d.in;thter, MIns
Ixiuisc Grnhnin of the honie;
three brothers. Joke Gmhnin of
Todd. Worth anihiiin of Bojne.
ond Reese Grshnm of West Polls.
Idaho; two sisters. Mrs, C- M.
Connor of Cleinmons ond Mrs.
B, R. Jones of Todd; nnd five
ffrnndchildreii.
l4^e Otis Edwards. 46
Ftincml services for Leo Otis
Edwords. 40. of Cooleeinee. were
held Thursday nt the Bnton Fun*
crni Chnpcl. The Rev, W. R. Frost
ond the Rev. Melvin Waller of
ficiated. Burlnl wns In the Lib
erty Methodls*, Church Cemetery.
Mr. Edwards died nt 1:50 a.m.
Feb. 5. He had been in declininit
health 14 months.
Ho was born in Davic County
to John W. nnd Minnie Vcach
Edwards. Ho was employed by
Erwin Mills of Cooleemce.
Surviving nro his mother of
Cooleemeo: two atstora. Mrs.tK. Pcnnlngcr of Woodlcaf, Rt.
nnd Mrs. Elvio Hcge of Cool-
moe: 0 brother. J. o. Edwards
of MockfivlIIe. Rl. 4. two half
brothcra. Stamcy Edwards ofi
MocksvHIe. Rl. 1. and J. E. Ed
wards of Greensboro; and two
half sisters. Mrs. Charlie Tom-
llnsoft of Salisbury, Rt. 8, and
Mrs. Delia Nnncc of Knnnapolis.
Mm. L. P. Myers, 83
Ftincrol services for Mrs. Min
nie Morris Myers. 83. wife of Lu
ther P. Myera of Lc.xln8ton Rl. 3.
wore held Friday afternoon nt the
Reeds Baptist Church. The Rev.
Benny Crowfoixl and the Rev.
Fiiuik Sanders, Jr. offioloted. fn-
tcrmcnt was in the chureli rcmo-
tery.
Mrs. Myers died nt 3:30 p.m.
February sih nt the Loxiiislon
Memorial Hasplinl. She had been
in declining hcnlth for sevoivl
years and seriously 111 for ten
doys.
She Ik sunlvcd by her husbnud.
of the home; one son. l<. Rrid
Myers of Lexinrton Rt. 3; D
doiiithtcrs. Mrs. DnvUI Snyder of
Lcxlnaton: Mrs. J. L. Cox of Lex
ington; Mrs. Henry J. Slionf of
Le.siiUjton Rt, 4 niKi .Mrs. C. o j
Strontt of GrccnsvUIo. S. c.: 201«ndrhiUlr(n and 25 Rreat ifrnnti- j
|dren; o;ie brut her. Roseoei
rrb of Lcxlnnioti nnd ti sister.'
Mrs. Jack Loann o( El Pnso. Tex- <
OS.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday February 20, 1964 - Page 5
Former Presbyterian
Minister Here Dies
A Pre^ytorlan minister thai
served as pastor of the Coolecmec
Presbyterian Church for 11 years
and vas minister at Blxby when
the Presbytelulan Church was
built there, died last Saturday
at his home near Statesvlllo.
The Rev. John W. Foster. 77.
of Statcsvlllc Rt. 1 died at 11:15
ojn. Saturday. He was the,sup-
ply pastor of Ute Prlvldence Pres
byterian Church. Death was at
tributed to a heart attack.
He was bom In Rou'an Coun
ty to Felix Aplen and Francis
Phlfer Foster. He was a 1913
graduate of Davidson Colleec.
He formerly taught school in
Cheney. Wash., and operated a
ranch in Brewster. Wash.
He graduated from Union Pres-
byteiion Theogoly Seminary at
Richmond .Va., in 1930.
He served as iiastor of Coolce-
mco Presbytcrlon Church for 11
years. Flat Rock church for three
years, Bethel and Sprlngwood
churches for seven years and Cal-
vaiy church for seven years. He
retired in 1958.
Hp come to Statesville Ui 1938
and had been a supply pastor in
this area since then.
He was a member of the Odd I
Fellows and was formerly a Ro-
tarlan. {
Surviving arc his wife, tlio for-|
mer Miss Annabel! Eagle: two.
brothers. Paul P. Foster of Wash-,
ington. D. C.. and the Rev. Hughi
O. Poster of Boulder City. Nov.:.
and two, sisters. Mrs. John P.
Goodmon of Cool Springs and
Mrs. Isabcll Manus of Statesville.
Funeral se r v i c c s were held
Monday morning ai the Fifth
Creek Presbyterian Church. Ttie
Rev. Jack C. Wllhelm and the
Rev. J. C. Phlpps officiated. Bur
ial was In Dakwood Cemetery.
Arthur WalTord. 02
Arthur Raymond Watford. 02.
of 1'15 Medota Avenue, Lexington,
died at 6:36 pjn. Saturday at the
Lexington MSemorlal Hospital af
ter two hours thnv.
He was bom in Cabarrus Coun
ty.
He was married to the former
Liia HeUard.
He was a retired textile em
ployee and a member of Coolee-
mee Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife: a son.
Raymond Watford of Lexington;
three brothers, Jess and Charlie
Watford, both of Cooleemee: and
George WafTord of Mobile. Ala.,
a sister Mrs. WWiam Noil, of
Black Mountain; and four grand
children.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday February 27,1964 - Page 4
Davie Native
Dies In Wreck
A native of Davto County war
Mlled Sunday nlsht in an oulb-
mobile accident at Bramlton.
Oeoivln.
Carl Edward Anderson. 35. now
Wring In Wtnston-Salom at 840
Cloister Drive, was killed wiicn
the automobile in wMch lie was
riding collided head-on with
another car around 8 pm.. Sun
day. He Is the son of Mr, and
Mrs. J. C. Anderson of Mocks-
vUle. Route 1.
Mr. Anderson was a sorvfeei
representative for the Marchant
division of the SCM Corp. He
was returning wlUi another ser
vice representative to Atlanta
where they had been attending a
school to Icam how to service a
new printing calculator. The
company selta and servibes busi
ness machines.
Mr. Anderson had ridden will)
the other man to arecnvlile. S.!
~OtrWday,-eaUBbt.B..hua„tn Wins.
ston-Salcm. then returned to
Oreonvillo on the bus Sunday
adtemoon to rejoin him for the
ride back to -Atlanta.
Mr. Anderson was a passenger
in the automobile when the accf^
dent, described as a head-on col
lision between two cars, occurred
about 8 pjn. The identity of the
other BOM representative was not
known at the Winston-Salem of
fice. 'He was injured.
Mr. Anderson had lived In Win-
ston'^Iem since last fall, when
he moved finm Greensboro when
S&S opened an office in that
city. He had been employed by
the company since April of 1883.
Ho was an ordained minister of
the {Baptist Church and was a
member of the South Park Bap
tist Church m Wlnston-Salem.
Be WEm a member of the board of
directors of the Youth of Christ
organization and a director of the
for Juvenile DcUmtuencyJ
orpmlzaUon. |
Funeral Service
Funeral services were held
Wiednesday afternon at the
ZJamee Cross Roads Baptist
Church. The Rev. Eugene Gentry,
the Rev. Frank Chrisco and the
Rev. Clyde Settle oflidated. Bur?
lal was in the chureii cemetery.
Surviving are his parents. J. C.
atid Sarah Lanler Anderson of
MOcksvUle, Rt. l; his wife, the
fbiiner Vomell Cheeks; four soiu:
Eddie. Edwin. Rickey and Michael
Anderson, all of the home; a
brother. T. p. Anderson of Route
1, Mbcksville; two sistei's. Mrs.
Mbry Wheeler of Advance. Rt. 1.
and Mrs. Dorothy Cheek of cool-
eemee.
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|>. II, Pliitilittfpr, Co
Fi:i:?iinl ik'n-iiTs for Dnvid Hen
derson Pcnnlnitci*. 80. of Route 1,
\Voodlc.ir. were held Wednesday
nftcmoon at the Noriii Coolcrmco
Br.iitlRt Church. The Rev. Cli'de
Settle find the Rev. J. C. Swaim
ollirintod. Burial was In the
churth cemetery.
Mr. Penniimor died at 2 njn.
ki'.ncay nt his iiomc. Draih was
QllT'.buted to n hcnn .track.
He wtis bom in Rowan County
to Henry and Alice Moycr Pen-
n.nycr. He was a retired carpen
ter.
His wife, the ronncr Miss Annie
Edwards, survives. Also .survlv-
ii.j are a d.iualiter. Mrs. W. A.
Aneel. Jr.. of Salisbury: a crand-
son: '.\vo brothers, Frank Fenn-
lugcr of Wocdleaf. Rt. 1. and W.
B. Pchr.:n3cr of Mocksvllle, Rt.
I; a half br«lher Mclvin Mcln-
tyre-ef- EfHidmry-.--and-a- rJsteiv
Mrs. Frank Miller of Mocksvllle,
Route 3.
J. P. Edwards. 81
J. P. Edwards. 81. of Whltsett,
died Friday In the Baptist Hos
pital. Winston-Salcm.
A native of Davie County, he
was the son of the late Mr. and
and Mrs. J. W. Edwards of Cool-
eemce. He had been engaged in
the grocery business In Oibs^m-
vllie for 40 years until his re-
'.irement.
Mr. Edwards was a member of
the Otbsonvlllc Baptist Chtu'Ch:
a member of Tabasco Masonic
Lodge No. 271; Order of the Red-
men; a member of OlbsonvUle
Board of Aldprmen for thi'ee
years, and a member of Glbson-
vfllo Soluol Board for several
years.
He is survived-by his wife. Mrs..
Sallie Edwards of- Whltsett; two
sons. Paul and Morton Edwards
of OibsonvUte; four daughters,
Mrs. WlUlam G. Knight of Ho
mer. Alaska. Mrs. Gilbert Fedcr-
buah of Long Island. N. V.; Mrs.
Sblriey Williams of Buriington:
and Mrs. Chorlcs K Farthing of
Mocksvllle; his stcp-moUter. Mrs.
Minnie Edwards of Cooleemee; a
brother. Stamey Edwards of Rt.
1, Mocksvllle; a half brother.
Cdell Edwards of Cooleemee; two
sisters. Mrs. Bertha Bracken
Thomason of Rt^ 8. Sallsbtuy. and
Mrs. i>clla Nance of Kannapol-
is; and two half sisters. Mrs. D.
H. Pcnnlnger of Woodleaf and.
Mrs. Elvis Hegc of Cooleemee.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at 4 pjn. Monday in Qlbson-
vllie Baptits Chinch by the Rev.
James Haewood. Burial was in
Alamance Memorial Park.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday March 5,1964 - Page 1
Three Killed In Wreck On U.S. 158
A truck-auto collision about
11:15 p.m. Friday night kilted
three men and injured another.
The accident happened about
10 miles east of MocksvlUe on U.
5. 198. within yards of the
spot whero five were killed In a
Vcdkswagon on February 2nd.
—Dead-on-arrlval-at Davlo Coun*
ty Hospital were Lawrence Kelly,
about 45. of Gray Street. High
Point; George L. Bhlnn Jr.. 18.
of 608 Ircdell Street. Spencer, In
the Navy stationed at Charleston,
S. C.: and Charles David Pres-
nell. of Marlon, Rt. 1, who the
state Highway Patrol said was
driving the auto. The other dead
were his passengers.
The liijured man was Bobby
Joe Qent^, 27. of Chattanooga.
Tenn.. who was driving the trac-
tor-trailcr, Patrolman R. L.
Bcone reported. Gentry suffered
scalp lacerations and spent the
night In the hospital, being re-'
leased Saturday morning.
Collision Described
—gstrolman.BeBne sald.the. auta
had passed another car. hit some
Ice In the road.»aklddlng out of
control sideways across the road
Into .the path bf the tractor-
trailer wliich was heading west.
The car, a 1050 Cadillac, was
heading cast. The Impact sent
the truck Into a ditch.
Shlnn, hltelihlklng. had been
given a ride by the other men.
His father lives In Salisbury and
his m o t h e r. Mrs. Kathcrlne
Shlnn, In Mocksvlllc.
The accident brought to 10
the number of people killed In
February In three occldenlo on
tho same highway, all within a
few miles of eadh other.
Shlnn was born In Rowan
County.
Surviving besides his parcnii
arc his wife, the former Miss
Barbara Spears: a son. Timo
thy L. Shlnn of the home; a sis
ter. Evelyn Shlnn of the home;
and a brother, Oscar Shlnn of
Butnei*.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Monday evening at Eaton's
Chapel. The Rev. M. P. Boggs of
ficiated. Burial was In tire Holly
Hill Cemetery.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday March 5,1964 - Page 6
Wade H. Cnton, Sr.. 07
Funeral services for Wade
Hampltm Enton.'Sr.. 57. of Rt.
2. MiBeksvllIc. wore held Sunday
oftemcon at Eaton Chapel by the
Rev. Wade Hulchens and the Rev.
Alvls Chc^lre. Burial was In the
Chestnut Grove Methodist ceme
tery.
Mr. Eaten died Friday mom-
tng around 1 am. from a heart
attack. He had been In declining
health several years.
He was bom In Davle County
to Thomas L and Ixntlc Jane
Stottcstrect Eaton and was a vet
eran of World Wbr I.
fioton was an employee of
Tanglcwood Farms until his re-
jtlrement In 1852.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Laura Pejplcs Eaton; three
daughters. Mrs. Robert Oheittair
of Winston-Salan. Rt. 8, Mra
Roy Kanes of Pollard Drive, Win-
ston-Snlcm and Mra. Larry Foster
of Advance. Rt. l; two sons. Wade
Hampton Eaton .Jr., of Marietta.
Ga.. and Thomas L. Baton of
Cliarioltc; 11 grandchildren; Iw..
slstera. Mrs. A W Perebee of Rt
2, MocksvUle. and Mrs Norman
Rummage of Rt 6, MocksvlUe:
and two brothers, Hubert R. and
Carl W. Baton, both of Mocks
vlUe.
Mrs. J. P. Myers, 78
Funeral aorvtccs for Mrs. Lola
Mao Ganvood Myers, 78. of Rt.
2, Mocksvlllc, wlfo of JolTerson F.
Mtyeis, were held Sunday after
noon at Eatoir's Chapel. The Rev.
Jack Yarbrough and the Rev.
Dell Suggs officiated. Burial was
In the Pork Baptist Church ceme
tery.
Mrs. Myers died at 5 am. Fri
day at her home after a long Ul-
ness.
She was bom In Davle County
to Samuel E and Elisabeth Bam-
hardt Garwood.
Mrs. Myers was married twice,
first to Oscar MetrUl, who died
in 1800. Her second husband sur
vives.
Also surviving arc a daughter.
Mrs. Elisabeth M. Potts of Mocks
vUle. Rt. 1; two sons. Henry C.
Myers of MocksvlUe and Frank B.
Myers ol Spencer; seven grand
children; three sisters. Mrs. L. C.
Wyatt of Modcsvflle, Rt. 3. Mia.
Paul Bailey of Advance. Rt. 2.
and Mrs. T. J. Foster of Wlnston-
Salcm; and: two brothers. Charles
Oarwood of Advoncc and Sara
Garwood of Wlnston-Salcm.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday March 12,1964 - Page 7
Georse A. Howard, 54
Fuiteml services for George Al
bert Howard. 54. of Advance. Rt.
3. were liold Sunday afternoon at
the Elbavllle Methodist auirch
Tlie Rev. Billy Cllnard offlcloled.
Burial was with Masonic rites in
the church cemetery.
Mr. Howard died Friday niiiht
at *hc Baptist Hospltol in Win-
slon-Solrm where he had been a
patient a week.
He was born In Da vie Count>'
to wr.ey C.-and Moaale Barney-
r^astle Howard. He was a
farmer.
Howard was a member of El-
fcaville Methodist Church and wn
a Mas.:n.
SiirviriitK am his wife, the
fom:er Mabel Boser; a dnushter.
Mrs. Odell Smltli of Advance. Rt
2; his mother, of Wins*on-£alem:
1 brother. W. A. Howard of
Tliomasvflle: and five slaters.
Mrs. L. B. Mock. Mrs. Ed Bcau-
cltamp. Mr.-: V. C. Krltes and
Mrs. Ben Orrell. all of Wlnston-
Salcm and Mrs. Johnny Calahaln
af Tampa. Fla.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday March 19,1964 - Page 6
Dwiggins, 80;
Davie County
Ex-Offieial
Thomas Pearl D«igglns, 80. of
Modcsvlllo died at 6:20 pjn. Tucs-
day in Rowan Memorial Hospital
at Salisbury. He had been In
decUnliur health several years.
Ee had served as a Davle
Cbunty commissioner and chair
man of the county board of elec-
ttons.
He was bom in Davle County
to Heniy and Matle Smoot Owlg-
gins. He was a reUred farmer
and lumber dealer and auto deol-
er and was a member of Center
Methodist Church.
He was married twice, first th
lyOss MatUe Walker, who died In
1843, and tlien to Mrs. Emily
Powell Anderson in February
1845.
Survtvon LUted
Surviving are ids wife; a grand
son: 10 great • grandchildren:
three sisters. Mrs. Agnes Vlckers
of Mocksvllte. Mrs. Marshall
Koonts of Welcome and Mrs.
Alloc Smith of High Point; a half
stater. Mrs. W. W. Dwiggins of
MoeksvlUo: and two brothers, Ru-
fus Dwiggins of Harmony and
Daniel Dwiggins of Tampa, Fla.
The funeral will be conduclud
at 2 p. m. Tliursday at Center
Methodist Church by the Rev.
Hei'bertJamleaon. the Rev. E. M.
Avett end the Rev. c. B. Newton.
Burial will be In the church
cemetery. The body will be re
turned to the home, 410 WUkes-
boro Street, at 2 pm. today from
Batons Funeral Home. It will be
placed In the church at 1:30 p.m.
Thursday.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday March 19,1964 - Page 7
j MRS. CUITOltD HEAD. 59 |
I Funcr.tl scr\'lcrj( fcr Mr.**. Roanj
' WilMnins Uoad. &9. of 44 Wnll!
Sirrcl. CiKdncmw. were held'
j ofiernaon nl ihc lUx-
Ian Fiinpia! Ch.tpol. The Rev.
ChniUs Mitrmy and Ihe Rev.
Cuslist Murr.iy offlrhtlcd. Burl:tl
Wus ill llic Coolocincc Lc9!un
i Mrf. Head died nt }:4ji p. m.
.M.iutay r.l her hsmo. She had
i bcrii fcrlMisIr 111 ccreral weeks.
bile ua»i bant In Dnvic County.
Surtivlno ate her huiband:!
t\v.. datmlUrrs. Mrs. J B. Mc*
Drnlel of SQlisbittr and Mrs.
Clyde Lr&iurd of Coolccmcc:
tlirre yrandchildmi: a sister.
Mi-ft. Oalrinan Fos'cr of Salis
bury: .and a brother. Dcwcy Wtl-
i limes of Conleeince.
I. G. ROBERTS
Funeral services for Isaac
Gwynn Robert .78. of Mccksvillc
Rt 2, n former Da\ii> County
Cuminlssloncr were held Wed
nesday morning at the Wesley
Chnpcl Methodist Church. The
i Rev. Benny Bearden and tlu: Rev.
H. W. Hiilchlns officiated. Burial
was in llic uhurch cemetery.
Mr. Rober's died at 13:45 p. m.
Monday nt the Lynn Haven Nurs-
ir.?- Home. He had been in dc-
vllninK health several montlis.
He was a retired merchant and
hir.ner and was o charter member
of the district board of direc
tors of the Rumi Electrification
Adminis'ratlsn. He was a county
commissioner from 1940 to 1044.
Roberts was n member of Wes
ley Ch.tpel IFJnol Methcdist
Church.
His wlfo .the former Mls» Nan
nie Lnkcy, died In 1058. Titere arc
no immednte survivors.
RAYMOND I. TRAIL. 53
Raymond Inin Trnll, S3, of
Coolecmcc died at 10:50 p.m.
Monday In Davle County Hospit
al alter siirfering a heart attack.
He died three hours after he w'as
admitted to the hospital.
He \va shorn in West Viroinla to
James Thomas and Cora Egolc-
sicn Trail. He was a veteran of
World War II and a member of
North Coolcemee Baptist Church.
He was married to Uie former
Miss Alice Willie. She died lost
Oct. 2.
SiirvivlnR arc six daughtei's.
Mrs. Jean Bennett of Maioka. W.
Va., Mis,. David Mills of COo-
Icefnce. Mia. Patricia Atkins of
Okinawa. Mrs. Fronces Bondu-
rant of Washington. D. C.. Mrs.
Ramona Cock of HIaitsville. Md..
and Miss Linda Troll of the home;
three sons. Tliomas R. TraU of
Fort Deposit, Md.. Clarence J.
Trail of Nashville, Tetin., and
John C. Trail of the home: endj
two sisters', Mrs. Georgia Galll-
m6i*e~of Helen. W. Vo.. and Mrs.
Elva Radford of Floyd. Va.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday March 19,1964 - Page 7
ItTiiN Al. Srnitinn. 01
I ' Pinirr:il f •rvUi'< io» I •w!.': Mnu-
roi» Siiimtr.i. (•». ol Mi^rknilk.
Mnp'i' A\uhu« K\l: t!<i|un. wriv
hrlil SumlHy »! E.ilnn'i*
Clin|K-l. 'Ihi' lUv » Wlillnki r
orcti-latrd. fhiiliil was In Ihr Si.
Mali'hrw.s |jil!u'ian rhnivh ti-m-
rli'ty.
Mr. 8t'.>:«on PrhlJiv nf«
U'riimni n1. Wr.Moiii Ntnlh Cnrn-
Una SAna'siinin M Dhn-k Miiim-
tnlli. Ih" h;- i n hi dorUnin-!
lu'niili wvinil ninilh.s.
Jli? wns Li«nt ill Un\lo County
to John iin;| kmnta DavLs 8»ni-
mon.
H:'flniOit win. a irlJjrd loxlilr
rmylnyn.
SurvJvliV' :irr his wifo. Ihr for
mer Ida Adiiim: liiivf dnurihtcr.*.
Mr>,. otb niuimm on I Mrs. Mas
MniToy. balli of Mcrk.wUlo, nml
Mrs, Baxlvr Be^tiv of Coolecmer.
two .sons, Vi-'ital Smmoa of S.alls-
bury nnd Incfc Sramon of Ad-
vnnrc. HI. I: 12 Brandrhlldrcn:
four urenliinuidfhlldrvn: flvo ste-
Ura. Mr:r, Arthur Ph^ljis of Cl.?ve-
iBiid. Rt. I. and Mia. MUUc Hcn-
drlx, Mrs. Essie Pclkpr, Mr*. Ar-
thui* Daywalt nnd Mrs. Mnndn
WllUnms. nil of MocksvUle. Rl.
I: and two brclhcrs. Avin end
Wililniii Sraition. bot hof Mocks-
^vllle, Rt. 1.
I
arrs. Albert {.ankfard, 49
PunrmI .services for Mr.s. Es
ther Vlcln Lankford. 49. of 47
Duke Street, Cooloeiiicc. wife of
Albert Lankford. were held Mon
day oflenioon at the North Coal-
ccmoe Baptist Church. The Rev.
Clyde SrtUe and the Rfv. Charles
Burchctte off Ida led, BurlHl was
in the Lltx?riy Church Cemetery.
Mra. Lankford died at 7:15 |>.
m. Saturday at the Davie County
Hos))ltal after n year of decllnins
health. Her condlUon had been
seiioas for a week.
She was bom in lAavIe County
to Luther Spry nnd Luln Hcndiix
Spry.
Sunivlnu are her husband: a
dnuRhtcr. Barbara Jean Lank-
fod of the home: four soivs, M.
L. Lankford of Woodleaf. Rl. 1.
Roy Lankford of Salisbury. Bt.
6. Cecil Lnnkfprcl of MocksvUle.
Rt. 4. nnd Bobby Lankford of tho
home: six firandchlldrcn; four
brothers, Veslnl Spry of Mocks
vUle, Rl. 4. Ray Sjny of Coolcc-
mec. O. L. Spry of Ft. Brass and
Sherman Spiy of Butner: nnd a
sister. Mrs. Olonn McOanlel of
Cooleemcc.
AtRS. OEOl^ GRAINS. 81 ^
Funeral services for Mrs. Gecrgc
Oiavev, 81. of 720 Walnut Street.
Winston-Salem. were held Wed
nesday afternoon at the Bethel-
hem Methodist Cliurch. The Rev.
Clyde Berber, the Rev. Dwishl
Masliburn and the Rev. Elmer
Z>ay officiated. Burial was In the
church cemetery.
-Ml:s. Graves died at 5:30 a. m.
Monday In the City Hospital. She
had been in decllnins health since
1955 and seriously 111 since 1961.
Mr;. Graves was born in Da vie
County, the dnunhter cf Frank
and Marsaral King Cancer. She
remained a resident of that coun
ty until 19S6 whe nshc moved to
Win.ion-Salem to live with a
daugliter. Mrs. Mandnlene Holl-
houscr on Walnut Street.
She was marHed Uuce tunes—
first to William Amwworlhy Nov.
6. 1000. ifc died Feb. 14. 1006. Her
second hv.sband tins C. D. Shack-
elf.rd. to whom she wii: married
Dec. 8. 1912. He died Oct. 12.
1930. She was married to Georae
Graves Nov. 11. 1031. and he died
Feb. 29. 1952.
Surviving are Iwo daughters.
Mrs. Hr.Khniiser of Walnut S'reei.
and Mrs Josrpheue Hnuehne of
Moclcsville. Rl. 3' one /.icitson. J.
W. Shavkelford of Asheville: three
^p'andchr.drcn, 10 great grand-
Bhltdmi and -.iie gre.U-grtat
grandchild.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday March 26,1964 - Page 4
Floyd Lee Call, 60
Funeral eervtea for t^oyd Lee
Call. 60, of Mocksvltlo Rt. 4. were
held Wednesday afternoon at tlie
Liberty Methodist Chiurch. Tlie
Rev. Robert Frost and the Rev.
Clyde Settle officiated. Burial was
In Oak Orovo Methodist ChuieU
cemetery. j
Mr. Call died at 3:30 a.m. Mon-1
day at the Oa\ic C.ninty Hospital
after a serious illness of one
week. !
He was bom in Davlc County
»o Morsan ond Ida Peacock Call.'
He was a member of Liberty
Mcthodl''t Church. He was rm>
plo^icd at Hall Manufacturlnii
Co. of Wo.tlteaf He had never
married.
Surviving arc two shtcis. Miss
Ella Coll and Mrs. Nora Call NcU i
son of MocksMllc, Rt. 4: ond a
brother. Hubert Call of MocKs-l
ville. Rt 4.
Mrs. Floyd Nail. 71
Funeral services for Mrs. Eva
Allen Nail, 91. of Coolecmee. wife
of Floyd Nail, were held Wednes
day afternoon at tite Cooleemco
Methodist Churoh. Ihe Rev. Joe
T. MbUon and the Rev. Allan
wens officiated. Burial was in
Uie Liberty Mbthodtst Church
cemetery .
Mrs. Noll died unexpcetedly at
2:15 p.m. Monday while worklits
In her flower go^en. Death was
attributed to a heart attack.
She was bom In Davlc County
to Louis and Cassle Oodby AQen.
She was a member of Cooleemce
.Methodist Church She was mar-
' rlcd In 1016.
' Sui'vlvlng ore her husband: a
daughter Mrs. Pauline Nail Flem-
ming of Woodleof: three grand-
chlldJ'cn; and three slstera. Mrs.
Rufus Cohen of Salisbury. Mrs.
Ernest Sain of Ooolecmce and
Mrs. Frank Kelly of Hampton,
, Va.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
UNKNOWN PUBLICATION, 3/28/1964
Mrs. Leona May Rice
MOCKSVILLE - Mrs. Leona
May MerriU Rice. 78. of Mocks-! ville. Rt. 3. died at 11:^ P-m-
Thursday in Davie County Hos
pital after an illness ot a day.
She was born in Davie County
to WUson F. and Elizabeth Van
Eaton Merrill. She was a mem
ber of Jericho Church ot Christ.
Surviving are two sons, C. W.
Rice of Salisbury, Rt. 6, and
Tom A. Rice of Mocksvdle. Rt.
3- four daughters, Mrs. Harry
Hartley of Welcome. Mrs. Paul
Leonard of Winslon-Salem. Mrs.
1 Doyle Bcan of Mocksville, Rt. 3.
land Mrs. J. W. McClanon of
MocksvUlc. Rt. 3; 13 grandchil
dren;- a great-grandchild; a
brother. George E. W®rrill of
Mocksville, Rt. 3; and three sis
ters Mrs. Bculah Hendrix and
Mrs' MolUc Hendrix. both of
Mocksville, and Mrs. Anna
Grubb of Mocksville, Rt. J.
1 The funeral will be conducted
I at 3:30 p.m. today at North Mam
Street Church of Christ by J. B.
Whitakcr and W. G. Grant.
Burial will be in Jericho Church
of Christ cemetery. The body
will be placed in the church at
3 p.m.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday April 2,1964 - Page 7
Afrs. Leona Bfay. Rico.
Funcrn seniccs for Mrs. Loona
Moy Mc-.rlll Ricc. 78. of Moclc-s-
vlUo Rt. 3. were held Monday
aflcrncon at. the North Main
S'.rcst Church of Chrial. J. B
Whitaker and W. O. Gnnt offi
ciated. Burial was In tlic Jc:lcho
CImiX'h of Christ.
Mrs. RIcc died at lt;25 p. Jii.
Thursday in the Davle County
Hoipit.'il after an lUnr.*» of a day.
She was born in Davie County
to Wilsfon P. and Eilzabcih Von
Eaton Merrill. She wos a mem-
b;i' of Jericho Cliurch of Christ
Sun'lvins are two sons. C. W.
Rice of Salsbui-)-. Rt. 6. and Tom
A. Rice of Mocksvlllr. Rt. 3;
four dnusliters, Mrs. Harry Hart
ley of Welcome, Mrs. Paul Leo
nard of Wihston-Salrm. Mrs.
Poylo Bean of Moeksvillc. Ri. 3.
and Mrs. J. W. McClanon of
MociuvUle, Rt. 3; 13 mandchil-
dreiK a great-KrandchllU; a b.o-
thcr, George E. Merrill of Mocks-
villa, Rt. 3; and Uirec sisters.
Mrs.Beulah Hendrix and Mi's.
Mcllle Hendrix. botli of Blocks-
vile. and Mrs. Anna Gmbb of
MciJtsi'ille. Rt. 3.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday April 2,1964
Er« AJhfit Nail
In Iho pajy>lng of Mis. Evii Allon Nail
Coalocmco ha.s sufforocl lhL» loss of anoihoi
"Old Tinier", whoso llfo for so many yeais
\\*a.s so inlorwovon into the fahrio whieh
wo call tho Comnumlty thai iJei' passhif;
touches every heart ami loaves a sense oC
liurt and loss. Iler fine ehrislian cliaiaelor
sjiollod out in the sniilus which radiate Idiwl-
m-'ss, friendliness, and a concern for the j^tood
of olhors. Her tasks in life were not burdens,
hill opnorlunllles io be of service to lainily
and friends, to her church and the communi
ty. Slie was the sort of person who, jast he-
iiig herself, was a blessing to all who knew
her. For many veal's she had heen close to
her hushaiKl, who in a .stale of semi-lnvalidism,
relied upon her unfailing affcclion ntid minis-
tiy,
Floyd Nail himself, goes into the same
"Old Timer" category — that generation of
fiicn and women who evaluated life in Icmis
of tho old virtues of integrity, honesty, and
service to mankind. Togellier, he and his good
wife, most truly, gave themselves to fhe com
munity. His gift througli music, and hers
through nfMyhborlincss and flowers, made
Coolcemee a bettor place in which to live.
There is a sort of parable in the News
account of her death: "She died while work
ing in her garden". And, it. was at a lime
when millions of pooplc wero thinking about
another gai'den, where some women ivho
went early to it found the reality for man
kind in the planting of seed, and their Res-
surrcclion into new life, For what c^es every
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday April 9,1964 - Page 5
Bradlry Blaebwrlilfr
Funeral servlres for Bnidley
flardlnff Blackvclder. a-duy^old
ton of Hardlni: and LouUe Wood-
Arard Slackweldrr of Morksville
•ll. 2, were held Salurdav ufi?r-
noon nt Eaton's Chu|>el. Tlie Rev.
A. C. Cheshire officiated. Btiiinl
was m the IJames Crossroads
aaptist Church cemetery.
The Infant died at 7:30 pan.
Friday at Ute Baptist Hospital In
Wimion-Balein. !
He was born in Davie Coun-)
ty Hospital, and was transferred'
10 the Winston-Balem liaspital
yesterday. !
fiurvlvlns besides his parenul
are a sister. Debra Lee Black*;
welder of the home; three half;
sisters, Dello. Prances and Cln*;
dy Chaffln. all nf t*)-> home: and
his grandparent . kt.. and Mrs.'
Charlie BlackAildir of Mocks-
vlUe. Rt. 9. and Mrs. John Wood
ward of Mock8\!lIe, Rt. 2.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday April 16,1964 - Page 5
Ciiirk C. Cdtnplirll. 71
FunemI scrvlccK for Cbirk Ciifford ^
Campbell. Tl of Coolccmec will bej
lifld at A p.in. Tlmrwlay nl the Mortti'
Cook-cmc Ouux'h of 0(kI. The Hov.
I. C. Mori'!!( will officiate. Burial
will be in Ihc Coolevmct? Amerlcnn
McmortuI Pork.
Mr. Caniphcll (lied nt 10:42 o.m.
Tue.<tday at the Rowan Memiu'lal
llo^pltal. He suffered a heart at
tack Monday iilsht.
He wn;: born in Davie County to
Prcstun Clifton CniRpbcl! and Mar
tha Campbi.;. lie married Miss
Cordic Goodman in lOlfl. He was
a member of North Cooleemeo
Ch'.irch of God. He was a retired
employe of Erwin .Mills at Coolcc
mec.
Sumlving ore his wife: six dough-
tiers. .Mrs. Thomas Eagle of Satis-
^ki:ry. Rt. B. Mrs. Roger FUnder-
Inirk of Mocksvlllc, Rl. 4. Mrs.
Melvln Barney of Lexington. Rt. 3,
Mrs. Bill Gil}bo.is of Woadlcaf. Mrs.
* William King of Coclccmee and Mrs.
Mitchell Fleming of Mocksvlllc. lit..
3: three sens. Richard Camphcll of
.Ariloston. Texas. David Campbell of
Salisbury and Odcll Campbell of
Salisbury, Rl. 7; 17 grandchildren:
six fireat-grandchildrcn: and (wo
sijlgfrs, Mrs. Evan Gregory of
Mocksvillc, Rt. 4, and Mrs. George
Miller of Co(deemce.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday April 16,1964 - Page 6
Mrs. E. W. Llvengood
Tunoiral services for Mrs. Mary
Myers Llvengood. 66, of Advance
Rt. a, were held Saturday after
noon at tlie Fork Baptist Church
The Rev. Dole Suggs, the Rev.
Billy Clinard and the Rev. John
Pless officiated. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Llvengood died Thursday
afternoon at her home after se
veral months of declining heelUi.
She <was bom In Davie Couivty
to James and Betty Bracken
Myers. She was a member of Ful
ton Methodist Church. She was
married in 1014.
Surviving ore her husband: se
ven sons, James, Ollmer and
Maynard Llvengood. all of Lin-
wood. Rt. 1. Robard Llvengood of
Lexington. Rt. 4. Frank Liven-
wood of Mocksvllte, Rt. a. Ernest
Llvengood. Jr. of Advance. Rt. 2.
and Henry Llvengood of the
home; seven daughters, Mrs. Hugh
WalscT of Lexington. Rt. 4. Mrs.
Jack smiOi of Lexington, Rt. 3.
Mrs. Hoyle Orubb of Lexington.
Rt. 5. Mrs. Marvin Long of
Long of BoonvlUe. Rt. 1. Mrs
Homer Hendrlx. of Mocksvllle.
Rt. 8. Mrs. Harvey Snider of Un-
wood. Rt. 1. and Mrs. Zell Ed
wards of the home: 30 grandchil
dren; three great-grandchildren;
three brothers. Fred. Shcrrlll and
Marvin Myers, an of Advance:
and a sister. Mrs. Martha Tucker
of Winston-Satem.
Mrs. B. 'G. Tayl(tfi 73
Funeral services for Mrs. Daisy
Emma Taylor. 78. of 113 Water
Street, widow of B. O. Taylor,
were held Sunday afternoon at
Eaton's C9tape1. The Rev. J. E.
Ratdiford officiated. Burial was
in the Union Chapel Methodist
Church cemetery.
Mrs. Taylor was dead on arri
val at the Davle Ooun^ Hospital
at 12:30 a m. Saturday.
She was a retired employe of
Erwln MlUs at Cooleemee.
She was bora In Davio County
to Charlie and Nancy Barney-
castie Wilson.
Her husband died in 1037.
Surviving arc a son, John Tay-
l(»r of Mocksvllle; two grandchil
dren; and a greatgrandchild: and
a sister. Mrs. Minnie Taylor of
Mocksvllle, Rt. 4.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday April 16,1964 - Page 6
R. C. Smitli, 71
Funeral services for Robert
Clinton Smith. Sr.. 71. of 3009
Old Vineyard Road were held
Idonday afternoon at the New*
Fhltadelpbla Moravion Churchi
The Rev. Robert lobst and the
Rev. Henry Lewis officiated. Bur
ial was In the Forsyth Memorial
Park.
Mr. Smith died at 8:36 a. m.
Saturday at the Maple Orove
Nursing Home. Ho had been In
declining health since 1958 and
serlou^ lU a month.
He was bom in Iredel! County
on May 18. 1892 to Ellsha and
Alice Barren Smith. His early life
was spent >ln Xredell County near
Harmony.
He was educated ut uio ircaeir
Coun^ schools.
He bed lived In Forsyth Coun
ty for the past 41 years.
Ho was employed at Southern
Railway for 44 years as a car in
spector retiring on May 11. 1068.
He was an active member of
New Philadelphia Moravian
Church where he taught the Men's
Bible Class for 16 years and serv
ed on the Board of Deacons for
six years.
Smith was a member of Ful
ton Masonic Lodge 98 of Salis
bury. the Helen Marie anlth
hapler 306. Order of the Eastern
Star and the Senior Citizens of
South Pork.
Ho married Miss Lou MUler on
May 27. 1918.
Surviving arc his wife: a daugh
ter. Mrs. Roberts W. Wells of
Petersburg. Va.: a son. Robert C.
Smith Jr. of Mocksvlllo; four sis
ters. Mrs. Maude IJnmes of Oool-
ccmoe. Mrs. D. O. Moore and Mrs.
Bud Morgan, both of Salisbury,
and Mrs. Cora Wright of Char
lotte; a brother. Hugh O. Smith
of Stronghurst. III. and six grand
children.
Mrs. John A. StUlwell
Funeral ser\*lccs for Mrs. John A,
Stillwcli of Webster, N. C.. were
held Tuesday at the First Baptist
Church el that town. She wos the
mother of Dove F. SUIIwoll of Mocks
vlllo, prindpat of the Davle County
High School.
Mrs. Stillwcli died Monday morn
ing at the home of a son. Jdm Still-
well. In Wd)sttf. She had been con
fined to bed for the past five years
ond seriously HI for several weeks.
Survivors indude: one daughter.
. Mrs. Oscar Worley (tf Webster; John
I StUlwell of teh home: end O. F. SUU-
wcU of MecksvlUe.
Alex Eugene Blake. 46
FVnera Iscrvlces for Alex Eugene
Blake, 48. ct Mocksvllel, Rt 3. were
held Wednesday afternoon at Eaton's
F\u)eral Homo Ohapd. The Rev.
Norman S. Fkyc. 4he Rev. Elmer Day
and the Rev. E. M. James effidaled.
Burial was In Ute Advance Baptist
Churdi cemetery.
Mr. Blake died Monday morning
at StatesvUle. He had been III since
he was 13.
He was bom In Davie County to
W. A. end Lizzie Firye Blake.
Surviving arc his parents of Rt
3. Mocksvllle: three brothers. Jdui
U. Blake of Lewisvlllc. Rt 1. Lester
M. Blake of CXcmmons. Rt 1. and
Hubert Blaek of Advance. Rt. 2; and
three sisters, Mrs. Thelma Myers of
MockdvUe. Rt 2. and Mrs. Mary
Lane end Mrs. Louie Tcague, both of
Winston-Salom.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday April 23,1964 - Page 2
Mrs. Carl Powell Dies
In Remtoul, Illinois
Nannie C. Powell of Harmony re
ceived message on Tucsdoy, April
14 thai her sister in law. ^{rs. Carl
Powell, had died in Rantoitl. HI.,
afler 8e\'erol years of lingering ill
nesses. She was the former MoHie
Lowery of Davie Cmtnty.
She is survived by relatives in
DavIe County: also by her husband.
Corl PoweH and three scms, Zemma
Powell of Burbanh. Calif.. Henley,
Powell of Muster. Ind., ond William
Powell of Taylorsville, IH.. and a
daughter. Mrs. Clarence Humphrey
of Washington. III.: ami eight grand
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Powell went to Illi
nois in iDtO and have visited back
here several limes.
A sister of Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Pearl
Powell-Wamplcpor-Salisbury left im
mediately a.'ter hearing of the death
to attend the funeral and he wlUi
the fnmlh'. Tito fiwcral and iHiriot
was held Thursctay. April '18. In Han-
Ictd.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday April 23,1964 - Page 6
W. B. Wilson, 63
Fttneral scrvlcos for Wllllnm Box*
lor Wilson. 63. of COoleomco were
htdd Sumlay nflcmocn ot Eatim's
Funeral Chapd. The Rev. 0. L. Roy
aler and the Rev. Charles Burcheltc
otttdatcd. Burial was in Rose Cemo-
tery.
. Mr. Wilson diod Friday night ot
9:80 at the Baptist Hospital In
Winston-Salem. Ho had been 111 for
one week.
Bom In DavIe County« ho was the
son of the lato William C. and Jo-
sophlno IJamcs Wilson. He was em
ployed by Duke Powcy Company In
Salisbury.
Ho married Miss Crcola Young,
who died August 8, 1863.
Survivors Ittcludc four brothers.
K O. Wilson, J. B. Wilson. D. C.
Wilson, all of Mocksvllle. RU 4. and
W. J. WHson of McefcsvlUo; four sis-
tcfs. Mrs. J. W. Smith, Mim Edrie
Wilson and Jdrs. E. H. Brown, all of
Modcsvllel, Rt 4, and Mrs. Fleko
TtxmiBS of Marmony-
W. n. Bameycastte
Funeral services for William Har
vey Bameycastle; 77, of Mocksvllte,
Rt 1, were held Sunday aRoitoon
at Eaton's Funeral Oiapel. J. B.
WHlaker and OrvlUe Mldyctt offl-
dated- Burial was Jn the Center
Methodist Churdi Cdnday.
Mr. BamaycasUo died at his homo
at 3:30 a.in. Friday. Death was un-
axpectcd.
A retired former, ho was bom In
Oovle County, son of (he late Elijah
and Betty Ijamcs Bameycastic.
He tnarriod the former Maltio
Glascock, who survives, other sur
vivors oro ono son. R<»s Barney-
casUo of Pomcrton. N. J.; five
daughters, Mrs. C. IF*. Forrest and
Mrs. Paul Forrest, both of Mocks
vllte, Rt. 1. Mrs. O. C. Wilson of
Mocksvltle, Rt 4. Mrs. Roswdt Mat-
Slews of East Bend, and Mrs. Virgil
Wyatt of Rt 3, Lexlngtm: 13 grand-
diildrai; 11 great-grandchildren: one
brother, CL H. Bameycastic of
MocksvHte, Rt l; aod one sister,
Blra. Glenn Gartner of Route 1,
MocksvIUo.
J. R. WllUamSi 64
Funeral services for Junio Ross
Williams, 64, of High Point were held
Sunday afternoon at (he North Coot
eeme BapUst Churdi. fho Rev. Clyde
SeUio officiated. Burial was In the
Cbdeemee Lcgton Park.
Mr. Williams died at u:33 Friday
night ot the High Pdnt Memorial
Ho^illal. He suffered en ottack Fri
day morning.'Death was unoxpectedt
Born In Davio County, ho was the
son of the lato Albert and Maiy Call
Williams. I
A retired Highland Cotton &(III'
(snployce, he was (he husband of the
former Ethel Dyson, who died in
1856.
Survivors Indude six sons, James,
Clyde, Elijah, Albert WHliams, all
of High Point, Fronhie Williams of
Cooleemee, and John H. Williams of
JHfnslonASalcm: 10 grandchildren:
Uirco brothers. John Williams of
Clevcland. Earhr WilUams ond Willie
Williams, both of Ri. 4. Mucksviltc;
Coolccmeo and Mrs. ayde Ridcm-
hour of Ht 4. MocksvHte.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday April 23,1964 - Page 6
C. T. Stunmcrs, 80
F^incrol aervJoes for Cappio T.
Summers. 80. of MocksvUJe. nt. 4,
tt'cro held Sunday aflemoon el the
Oak Grora Mctiiodisl Church. The
Rev. Jack Yorborough orflclalcd.
Burial was In Ute church cemetery.
Mr. Summers was dead on arrival
at the Davie County Hospital Friday
morning at 10:40. Ho had been in
declining health for several montlis.
Bom in Davie County,-January 2,
18B4, he was the son of the late
Martin and Carrie Sain Summers.
Ha married the former Lundy Lew
der, who sunlves.
Also surviving arc one son, A. E.
.Stimmcrs of Cnolcemcc; one daugh
ter, Mrs. Ola Poplin of Mocksvillo,
nt. 4; four brothers. Martin Summ
ers of Coolcemec. William L. Sum
mers of Mocksvilla, Rt. 2. Mlttic and
Milton Summers, both of Thomas-
villo: two sisters. Mrs. A. W. Polts
of Mocksvillc ond Mrs. Walt Brown
of Mocksvillo, Rt. 2; seven grond-
childrcn.
Mrs. L. C. Moody. SI
Funmral services for Mrs. Pauline
Mclmick Moody. S3, of Mocksville
RL 4, the Jerusalem Community,
were held Sunday aflcrttoon at the
Jerusalem Baptist Churdt. The Rev.
Bob Hellard and the Rev. E. W. Sel
lers ofTlciated. Burial wos In the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Moody died nt 6:40 p. m.
Friday at her homo after two years
of declining health.
She had llxcd In the Jerusalem
community nine years. She was
born in West Vtrgtnia to P. D. and
Edna Stmmons Hdmlck.
Surviving are her husband; her
mother of Newport News. Va.; a
daughter. Miss Sarah Lee Moody of
the home; a son. Wade D. Moody
of Landnim, S. €.: two sisters, Mrs.
A. S. Curtis and Mrs. J. C. Bishop,
both of Hampton, Va.; two half sis
ters, Mrs. H. S. Collins of Bryson
City and Mrs. Robert McLau^In
of Unlcoi, Tenn.; thro brothers, 0.
B. Heimlck of SmithHeld, Va., P. a
Helmick of Newport News end B. E.
Melmlck of Arlington. Va.: and two
half brothers, B. L. Heimlck of New
port News end F. H. Heimlck of Un-
iccl.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, May 14,1964 - Page 2
Center Man Dies As
Fire Consumes Home
The remains of the body of Dot-
phus Owens, age 57, of tlio Cenler
Caiiirdi communlly was discovered
in Ihc ashes of bis liomc early lost
Wednesday morning.
Mr. Owens, a widower, lived in a
frame house behind Center Church.
He was reported to have a hnbit of
smoking in l)cd.
Dr. Francis W. Slate. Davic Coun-
•ly Coroner, reported that the body
was almost totally cremulod by the
firc....both togs wore burned off.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, May 14, 1964 - Page 5
Cronflcld
Funend services for Filmore Foe*
ett (Doc) Oranfidd. 57. woro held
Wednesday Orftornoon ot Eaton's
(^apQl. ilic Rov. Noah Holhrook
end the Rev. Zetia Stanley offtclotcd.
Burfai was In the Nortli Oak Ridge
Cemetery <In Yadkin County.
Mr. Cknnfidd was doad on arrii\rnl
Monday at the Oavic Cutuily Hos
pital. He suffered on ottack around
10 ajm. on the streets of Mocksvilto.
JIo nvas a retired farmer.
..-Surviving are Ills wife, the fnrmw
Venmcll Krimmcr; Uirec sisters, Mrs.
Naomi Smilh of MocksvinL', Mrs.
Burton Trivet to of Mocksvdye, Rt. 5.
and Mrs. Gumey Lash of Bosctl.
Va.; and six brothers. Don Cran-
field of Pocahontas. Va.. Buddy
ond Dloklc (Thonfiold, both of Mocks-
vilic ,nt. 5, Leo (Shine). Sam and
Shorrlll Cnonficld, all of Mocksvillc.
Luke F. Smith. 73
Funeral 8or%'iccs for Luke Franklin
Smith, 73, of 001 W. Cemetery Street
in Sallsbtuy were held Tuesday mor-
ning at Eaton (^tapci. The Rev.
Norman M. MeDowoB ofDciated.Burial was in Rose Cemetery, |
Mr. Smith died at 5:55 p.m. Sun-
doy at the Rmvan Memorial Hos-j
pitai oRcr an illness of 11 dpys. !
He was born In Davie County to!
Dalton A. and Sally 'llanes Smtth.
SurvitHng 'oro his wife, tho former |
Cloo Adams; tliroo sons, Hcniy. I
FrankMn and .\farion Q. Smith, all-
of MocksHllc; throe daughters. Mrs, j
Jctlio Stine of hlocksvllle, Mrs.
Bkinchc .Tordon of Coolf»mcc andj
Mrs. Cnlhcrinc LInvillo of Advance: 1
17 grandchildren: six greol grand-!
children: and two sisters, Mrs. Sally!
.McOlamrock of Mocksvilto and Mrs.'
.Maggie Willaker of .Mocksvilie. Rt. *
2. 1
I Mrs. LIndsey Ifead. 63
Fimenil scrv«tces for Mrs. Annie
Wall Head, 03, uf 13 Duke Street in
Cboleemoo. wife of Lindsay Head,
were held Wednesday ufiernoon ol
tho Ciwltfomeo iMethodist Church.
Tho Rev. .loo Moll on officiated. Btir-
inl was in tlio Fork Baptist Church
Cemetery.
Mrs. Head died ut 10 ni. Minuiiiy
at tho Rowan Memorial Hospital nl
Salisbury after an illness of a wedc.
Sho vxis born in David County to
Jclin and Alieo Owon Wall.
Suniving besides her husband ore
two sons, lialph C .Heod of Winston-
S.-ilcm, Rt. 4. and Eugoae Head of
S;ilisi.urj*, Ri. j; a daiishier. Mrs.
c. w. Jacobs of Cooleomee: three
Krandehitdren: a step grandcliild:
flvo gi-eal prandcJilldren: three sis-
tors. .Miss Dedia Wall of Winstun-
K:ikvit. Mrs. Soars Nicltols uf Ad-
voiire. nt. I .and Mrs. Aixhle Vouna
of Cllnlftn, S. C.: and fmir brothiTS
Dtuey. Jolii) F. .ind C. F. W.nl!. .i);
of Winston..Sj|om ntnl Clyde Wall uf
Olade VaHoy,
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, May 21,1964 - Page 5
Mrs. Henry .Slroud
Mrs. I..aurn Mai^en'c Slroud, Bi. or
Harmony. lU. I, witlow of Ilcnry
W. Slroud ,(1ic(l at A:Sa p.m. Mon
day at Dat'i.s llo^ital after a slun l
illness.
She "wns Iwrn hi Ircdcll County to
Shields and Mary Richardson Mar
lowe. Her husband died Jn 1962.
Suniving nrc flvc sons, Roy E.
Stuoiid Of liantmiuy. RL 2, Slunuy W.
StriHid of High Point, Wade P.
Stroiul of Bixby, Carl L, Stroud of
Stalesvillc. RL 4, and Gillicrt D.
^ottd of Slatcsvillc; seven dnugit-
(ers, Mrs. J .0. Galllhcr of Stales
villc .RL 4. Mrs. Vcrtia Richnrdson
of Elkin. Mrs. Bculah Arlidgc of
High PolnL Mr.s. J. C. Jones, Mrs.
Cloy York and Mrs. Thumas
all of Modcsvillc, RL 4, ond Mrs.
fiernlcc York of Hnrmnny, Rl. 2; a
brotlwr, D. A. Marlowe of Sollsliury;
4S grandchildren: and 1% great
grandchildren.
Tho iruncrnl service was held at
2:S0 p.m. Wedncsiiay in Pleasant View B.'ipUst Churdi. near Harmony.
Lewis T. llcndrU
Lcwl.s Thcmus llcndri.N, 72. of
Salisbuix Rt. 6. died at 1:25 p.ni.
Monday at Rowan Memorial Hos-
pitnl after on Illness of two weeks.
He was bom in Da vie Ccunly to
Lewis and Eliza Young llcndrix and
was o retired farmer. He was aj
mcmlicr of Fhric Bapllnt Church.
Sui vhktg arc his wife, iiie furmcr
.Miss Sadie Foot; two dmighlcrs, Miss
Mctva .To llendrix of Annapolis,
^Md., and Mrs. Billy F, ,Jones of
Winslon-Salcm. RL 2; four suns,
fivid T., TToyco W., Morris H., ami
Garland V. Hcndrix, all of Sntishury,
RL fi: three sisters, Mrs. George
Mcrrcli and Mis. Wiley Cnjic, txith
of .Mocksvillc, Rt. 3, and Mrs. Gcurgc
Barnharl of .Advance, Rl. 2; and 12
grandolRldrcn.
Tiie tfiuneral was cotiditdcd %nt
2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Fork Bn|>-
thit Cliurch by Uiu Rev. Dale .Suggs
and Uio Rev. Wade Hutchin.s, Bur
ial w: ! in tlie cliuivh rcmctcry.
TtKtina.s II. Roger. ,Sr.
Funeral .serviri'-t I u r 'riinmas
lloSavvay Regor, Sr.. 31. of Rmda |,
M<>c;i.>(ville. ihd Cotiiiiy I-iitu cum-
mnniiy. uvrr luiii i.n Momlny aflcr-
noon i.t 3 pnv :i Salcin Methodist
Cliurcii. licrv ice.-: were condiiclo.i i/y
>Rev. i'cib .J.nmkvon, Rev. Janies
While anil liie Rev. Mr. Adacns of
TixxiLtnan.
Mr. Rfgcr died afmul .1:30 p.m.
on Sri'.aittny, Ma>' 16, at hl.s liomc
apticrcnlly after suffiiriug a heart
ollnck.
tfo wa.s a r.'jraicr.
He wa.s iiom In Da vie County.
Surviving ;in» his wife, .Mrs. M.itlie
Lalh.nm Roger: four dau.'hiars. Mrs.
Fd[\ .Jones of ■Mocrsvlliv. Miss
Brcn-la Roger of the home ;ind .Mrs.
Cecil Cartner and Mrs. \ i:,sln.a D.«y-
vntilL both of Mocksvi'.lc, Rt};Ue I:
two sons, Thomas If. Roger. .Jr.. of
Tro'.ilman an<l Glenn Roger of Hoiite
1. ^locksvllle; and four .sister.s, .Mrs.
Kiis.'ir Bvil v.i Mock>i\illo. Mrs. Clinr-
.'ii* Barnes :uul Mrs. Tippy Slroud.
ijolh or itiiicn.sviile. Rl. 4, and Mrs.
i.'!:-.it.u:-e StiiMid iiJ ilarjiiony, Rt. 1.
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DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, May 21,1964 - Page 7
Tlioroas K. Myrrs
Tlie fultcnil for Titomas KdwnrtI
Myers, 77. iif Wia«fnn-.S;:,Vn). Jll.
(ho New Vcnioij Ch>«rch citnuiitiiii'.y,
was comluclcH nt 2:710 p.m. We>l'
nfAtJay at IClhav'Hc MrtJio.;isl Ctiurch
near Ash'an-.'e by the Rev. Bill Cliii-
arti aii'J the Uev. C. C. Phillips, Btir-
ial was in tlie cjinrrit ccnioL-ry.
.Myers <lifil at 11:43 n.in. .Mundny
at City .McnK»rl»i lio.i()i(nl at TltDnb
;isville. Ho h:;(l l.oe:i in cleeiininj*
;u*:il(-h two ntoallis.
Ho .was biun in Coanly to
C. aiiil .Salile CCviirin Myers aiul
bis e.ir!y IKe near Athaiiro.
He t.anc lii Saloin as a
jxnmo iKiy and w*jis a relirotl barbiT.
Sunierns ore a smi. IJariy li,
Myers of LM-i2 S. Main St.; .sevcr.Tl
'a'aml(-lilI(iron: iw-u )>r<'at ^ranileiiib
.ire:!: hvn slep (l:ui;;hl«'r.<. .Mrs. Joe
Vokeley of David.snn .Avcmto ami
Mrs. Wajno Yokeley of Ciictimber
litKid; and two ».s!ers', Mrs. J.
Tiank McCnltiiiiis of Cleu'Iainl
.Mis. C. II. Sink of Arrarlia.
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DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, May 28,1964 - Page 5
Mrs. P. P. KiiiUnAcr. 59
Funeral services for Mns. Lois
KlbUngcr, 59, wife of Peny Price
Klbiingcr of MocksvHIc Rl. 4, vfore
held Sunday aneincoii ui the Rick
Creek FiimlMve BupUst Church in
West Virginia.
Mre. Kibllngcr died at 11:30 p.m.
Thursday nt iicr lioiiic after a Ieiig<
thy illness.
She was bnrn in Raleigh Ciiunly.
W. Vn., lo L. P. and Aniclla Bailey
Walker.
Surviving In axIdlUon lo her hus
band aro two da\iglUers, Mrs. Henry
W. Bents of Colonial Heights, Vu.,
and Mrs. Lawrence Curiner of
Mbcksville, Rt. 1; three sons, Ed
ward Loo Rthllngor of Coolcemcc.
Don K. Kibllnger of Mooresvillc and
Ralph L. Kibllnger of Dridgctcn. N.
J.: she brothers. R. C. and Claude
Walker, both of Lashmeel, W. Va.,
Fred Walker of Odd. W. Va.. Hob-
en Walker of GrecnvQIc. S. C.. and
Cliffoid ond Earl Walkor, both of
Stanaford, W. Va.; Tivc sisters, Mrs.
Nunna Mills Jonben, W. Va., Mrs.
J. C. Walker. Mks. Eveititle Bolcn
ond Miss Hden Walker, all of Pin
Oak. W. Va., and Mrs. Bill Roberts
of Reno, Nov.; ond 17 grandchildren.
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, May 28,1964 - Page 7
James W, Ilobira, 30
James Worth (Jimmy) Hobbs. 3C,
died suddenly at 1 o.m. lost Thurs
day ol Spartonburg. S .0. He was o
former resident of Mocks\*IIIo and
MoorcsvHIe.
A native nf Mecklenburg Cwinly.
he was a son of the late James
Monitw Hobt» and Lucy Fleming
Ho^ He was a member of First
Boptist Church. Mocksvllle. and an
fifisistont fnanngor of Royloss De
portment Slmx; in SparianlMirg.
Funeral senticos were hold In
Moorcs\*llle Salunlay aRemoon.
SurvK'ors Include Ws wife, Betty
Hamilton Hobbs; Uirco sons, Randy,
David ond Chris Hobbs, oil of the
home: a brother. Htmry M. Hobbs
of Moorcsvllle; "five sisters, Mrs.
Colin Willis, Mrs. Willis Rh», Mrs.
Sam Martin, Mrs. H. A. Smith of
RL 2, Moores\'illo and Mrs. Marvin
Kenncrly of ML Ulla.
W. McK. Hurley
Tlic futierol of William McKinley
Ihirlcy, 63, of M)ocks\'llle, was con
duced at 2 p.m. Saturday at Eaton's
Chapel at Mocksvllle. Bitrial was
in Oaldffwn Memorial Giwddns in
WInston-SMem.
■Hurley died Tinwsday, May 21. at
Rowan Memorial Hospitel at Salis
bury. Ho had been in declining
health several months.
He was employed by Duke Power Co. In Mnslon-Salcm.
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DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, June 4,1964 - Page 2
Miss Mary ttodses
lyfitt Msiy MAgdelone Hodges. 07.
foRiwly of Mockm'fite. 4lt. 4. died
at 1 <Lin. May 27 of on occidental
fall In New Vodc 6ty vihere
had made her Itome for aome years.
She was a retired emideyee ot
Schroder's Bank of New Yoih.
She was horn In Dovie Oounty
on Feb. IS. 1897. to the late J. D.
end Sarah Thompson llodgcs.
She ts 8Upv4v^ by two ststers.
Mrs. Charles Boydence of Resell.
N. J.. Mrs. Sarah Elliott of New
Yoih City: a brother, Paul Hodges.
Mochsvllle, Route 4.
Funeral services wore conducted
at 4 p.m. Saturday at (Concord
Methodist Church by the Rev. Rob<
crt Frost and Rev. E. M. Avctt.
Buriol was In the church cemetery.
Mn. J. B. Williams
Mrs. Esther Woodwwrd WSIlams,
40. of COeloeniee, wife of Jesse B.
Wlson, died at 4:23 a.m. Sunday at
Davlc County Hospital. She had
been sedously 111 since Fd)niary.
She iwas Immii In Chestcrfclld
County, S. C., to S. E. and UlUan
Stdn Woodward.
Surviving are her husband: three
daughters. Mrs. C. P. Rldoflhour and
Mrs. Jim Holt, both of Coolccmcc.
and Miss Unda Williams of the
home: two sons. Jack and Kenny
Wlltkms, both of the home: eight
grandchildren: three sisters. Mrs.
Lester GhSdrcss ond Mrs. Bomand
Boalwright. both of KomiapoIIs, and
Mrs. B. J. Atmon of Conrord: and
four brothers. H. A. Woodward of
Coolccmee. J. D. Woodword of Bah
thnorc, Md.. and Wilson and Thomas
Wooduvrd. both of Kannapolls.
The funeral was conducted at 4
p.m. Tuesday at Oooteomee First
Baptist Church by the Rev. Charles
P. Burchcttc and the Rev. L. C.
Morris. Burial was In Oeclecffloe Le*
glon Park.
Mrs. Martha Jane Smith, 18
FUncral soiwices for Mrs. Martha
Jane Smith. 88, were ludd Friday,
May 29. at Macedonia Moravian
Church by the Rev. J .Taylor Lof-j
iln, the Rev. G. Ednwd Brewer
and the Rev. J. George Bnuier.
Burial was In the church grav^ard.
Mrs. Smith died at 11:27 p.m.
Tltursday at 4he home of o son,
John OdeU Smith of Advance. Rt.
1, where she made her home. She
had been in declining hetdlh several
years.
She was bom in Dofvlc County on
Nov. 3. 1B77. to hfr .and Mrs, John
Falrcloth.
Her httsband, Joseph Henry
Smith, died In 1037.
Surviving arc three other sons,
Henry Kelly Smith and Roy Samuel
Smtlh, both of Advance. Route 1,
ond JosMt Hege SmHli of Mock8>
villc: two doughlers, Mrs, Ha Mae
Walker and hire. Magtlalone hfiller,
both e( Advoncc. At. 1: 21 grand*
children; 21 grcal*erandchlldren: ond
Q rtsler, Mrs. Oclia Rones of Ctem*
mons.
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DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, June 11,1964 - Page 7
Afra. 3. R. Mlllc. 81
Fimcral scnlccs for Mre. Minnie
Loob liuio, 81. wicicw of J. R. IjiIIIc.
of Stalcsv-illo tttsre hcM.PrWoy nfl/^-
noon al the Monticdlo Mciiiodlst
Church in Statcmiilc
LiUlc. the nwHicr of J. Cecil
lo of Mocksniiie. (lied June .1
die homo of n dnuciitcr. Mrs.
WlllUun II. Grlggs In ihelorny coiiv
immity. . ..
Sho (I'os l)om b) 1B83 in Johnson
City, *1^., nmt was married to
Jo^h It UtUu wlui (^.h! In Mnrch.
1M9.
Survivin/{ ore two dnuRhters nnd
six sons: W. D. of
StoteaviHe; Mrs. W. M. tjrtgRS of
Stotcsvitic: J. C. Little of Motdcs-
vlilo: H. S. Uldo of Cainrlottc;
R. M. Little, C. N .Little. E. G.
ottd C. R. LitUc, nil of Stoics'
mSIIc.
Biirlol wos in Uic eravcyarcl of the
Hdiobalh Methodist Church in Tcr*
mi. N. C
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, June II, 1964 - Page 2
Clarence 11. GInm
Cl.irciice Benjamin EInm. ni. of
Mncksviiir. III. 2. died nl A:.tO p.m.
Wtfdne.«iia.v nl his home oflor suffer'
inf! n hearl nllnek.
lie Ams Imm in IrcdcII Coimiy to
It A. .mil Kloro Anderson Kinm. Ho
Itl-ee 'I «f Mwlnty ll.t|)t|9L
lluirrh nnd H.'irmony M:i.vtnlc
!.itd;te.
He ottued nnd opcmted EInm
MnnufniiiirlnR Co. « small company
at Ills hnnie that made a sweeping
cim:pniiitd.
Ili?i wife. |lu» former Miss Lillin
lliitehcns. sinwivc.c. Aim siir\'ivlnp
are tun sons. Ciarenco Elam. .1r.. (if
.''rrii.sfleld. Va.. and Gerald Elam of
the himte: luii grandchildren: and a
tisUlcr. Mrs. titile Mae Hayes, of
Homony.
The funeral was condticicd al 2:30
p.m. Fmtay nt Eaton's Baptist
Church by the Rev. Wade Hutchens.
Burial with Masonic riles was in Ihi
church comelery.i
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, June 18,1964 - Page 4
Mrs. Clyde Cook. 62
FXinerol services for Mrs. Rosa
mUlcer ODok, 62, of Advance, Rt. 1,
widow of Clyde COok. were hdd
Tuesday ancmoon al the Bclhlchcm
Methodist Church. T)>c Rev. Dtvifiht
Madtlmm and the Rev. Alvis Chcsh*
Ire ofndated. Burkil utis in the
chtirch contclcry.
Mrs. Cook died of a hcoK attack at
3 a.m. Sunday at her home.
She was bom in Dovic County
to John and .Martha Ann Hones
Walker and was a tncmbcr of
Belhlchom Methodist Church.
Surviving are five doughlcrs. Mrs.
James Roger of Mocksvlllc, Rt. 2.
Mrs. Robert Comdius of Advance.
Rt 1, Miss Oorls Cook of the home.
Mrs. Robert Carter of Advoncc. Rt.
2. and Mrs. Roy Roger of Mocks'
vnic, Rt 2: five sons, J. €., Nor
man end Glbcrt Cook, all of Ad
vance, Rt 1. Lester Cook of Mocks-
vdllc. Rt 3, and Darnell Cook of
AfocksvHle, Rt. 2: 14 grandchildren:
thrao brothers, S. W. Walter of
Union aty, Tenn., S. P. Walker of
Advance. Rt 1. and K-ichard E. Wal
ker of Itellifflore. Md.: a half brn-
tlunr, Charlie Walker of Indiana: and
two sisters. Mrs. Will Salley of Cool-
cemee and Miss Dora Walker of 0.x
naixl, Calif.
Mrs .W. D. Itrown
Funeral sm'icca for Mrs. W. D.
Rrown. 73, of Mocksville, Roulo 4,
were held Wedncs^y afternoon ot
Eaton's Funeral Chapel. The Rev.
Robby Ridge, the Rev. Harold Par
ker and tlic Rev. Bill Creason offi-
dalcd. Burial was In the Liberty
Methodist Church cemetery.
Mrs. Rrmvn died at 6:30 p.m.
Stiiulay after a serious illness of
three weeks.
Surviving are her husband: four
sons. Wriliom If. Drawn of Wlnston-
!3atem. Rclicrt G. and Walter C.
Brovin of Mocksx'llic. Rt. 4 and Jack
Brou-n of .Mocksville; t\ra daughters.
Mrs. C. A. Tuttcrow and .Mrs. Fronic
coble, both of Mocksvllc. Rt. 4: 16
granddiildrcn and four great<^rand'
-^Idren: a brclhcr, Noah Grimes
of Chhia Grove and a sister. Miss
Enunie Grimes of Plant City, Fla.
James D. NewMin, 59 ^
Jomcs F. Potts, 93
FunorM services for Jomes F.
Potts, 93, of Advance. Rt 2. were
held Wednesday aflcmoon at Uie
Eaton Funeral Homo Chapel. The
Rev. Bobby KcIIord and the Rev.
Fred Barnes officiated. Burial was
in the Fork Baptist Church cemetery.
Mr. Potts died at I p.m. Monday
in the Hilltop Itcsi Homo. Ho had
teui 111 livxitinlug health'three-yearo;
Ho was horn in Dmie County to
Nculicrry and Ann Carter Potts,
He was* a retired farmer and a
member of Fork Baptist Church.
Surviving are two sons, LynoU
Potts Clonmons, Rt I, and Har
vey Potts df New Orleans, La.;
three daughter, Mrs. O. H. Hartley
of Mocksville, Rt 4, Mrs. W. A, Darr
of Lexington, Rt 3 and Mrs. Bertha
Beck of Athens. Ga.: 23 grandchil
dren: and a number of great-grand
children and grcal-grcal-graiidohll-
dren.
Funeral services for James David
Nowsom, 59, of Mocksrtlle, Rt. 2,
wore held Tuesday afternoon at
Eaton's Funeral diapel. Burial was
in Rose Cometciy.
Mr. Ncwsome died of a heart at
tack al 8:30 p.m. Sunday at his
home.
He was Ixtrn in Dtivic Oounly to
Uiic and Molly Craig Ncwsom and
was cmpli>yc<i by the North Caro-
Tnn Commissifiii for the Blind a
iiumhcr of yours.
Ncwsom operated a concvssiun
stand in Durham a numticr of years.
Surviving 1.x his wife, Mrs. Julia
Ireland Ncwsom.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL, 6/24/1964
ssa-V'^^on; ^siieipie^Couht^all
^States^e;
and the
yiJibfr^n
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DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, June 25, 1964 - Page 5
Mrs. J. U. SnrlBR. 92
Puncrol scrvieL*s for Mrs. J. 11.
Swin^. 92, 0 IKclong rcskloitl of ihc
Farmington commiinitiy. were held
Wednesday afternoon al the Wesley
Chapel Melhodiat Church. 11tc Hcv.
Bonnie Bcarden and the Hcv. J. W.
Vestal offfotatcd. Burial was in the
church cenwtcry.
Mrs. Swing tiled at 0:tS n.m.
Tuesday at the D»\'is llo^llal at
Slutcsville. She had been ill utmul
six weclu, iMit ilealli Wits unc.\pccl'
cd.
She was bom in Farminglon on
F^. 26, 1872, to Jtdm Thontas ond
Rachel Mt^fahan Rcdmon.
Her husband, John Henderson
Swing, died several years ago.
was a lifelong member of
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church in
Davic County.
•Mrs. Swing was educated in the
prh'atc academy of Prof. Snmuel
Finch at Faumington.
She xvos a charter member of the
Formingtun Book Club.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs,
Lonnic G. Tumor of Statesvitie: two
sons, Fletcher Hampton Swing of
Winston-Shlem and John Fredrick
Swing of Spencer and a sister, Mrs.
John W. Wiliard of Wyoming.
Lewis R. Wogener. 62
Funeral services lur ix^wis ittiy
Wagoner. S3, of Wtisldngtitn. 1). C.
were held Monday aflernnon at lite
Baton Funeral Home. The Rev.
Chnrtos Burchotte officiated. Burinl
wos In the We.<itlawn Momarinl
Park ut Qdnn Grove.
Mr. Wogonor died at 6 n. m.
Friday In Washington.
He wns bom In Davic County to
Frank Wagoner anil Belle Owens
Wagoner. He worked for a firm
which made artlflcal limlM and hnd
lived In Wn.<4Ungtim 20 years.
Surviving ore hhi wife, Mrs.,
union Owens Smith IWigonor; a
tkuighter. Mrs. Chroilno Crawford
of Wiixhtngton: two sisters, Mrs.
liihvl -mmplien -of-Woahlngton-and-
Mrs. mil White of Colleemcc: ond
nt)roth?r, Nell Wngoner of Arling*
ton, Va.
Mrs. Wttey C. Howard. 91
Mrs. Maggie Bamcycastlo How*
ord, ot, of 902 W. Clommonsvllto
Bond, widow of Wlloy C. Howard,
died ol 0 njn. Tuesday at hor home.
Slio 6.111 boon in declining health
several years nnd seriously ill sev
eral month.1.
Site A\us bcm in Davto County on
July 2!t. IB72, to Mr. ond Mrs. Ben
jamin Dariieycastlo.
Slie spent most of her life In the
Admttce cnntmiHttly bt UtVid Uidh
ly.
Site was n durler member ond
the uklvil niemltcr of Mocks Metho
dist Chiwch.
Mrs. Howard had lived In Winstim
fkilcm for the post 17 ycors.
She Ls survived by five doughtcrs.
Mrs. L. B. Mock. Mrs. B. S. Orrell,
Mrs. R. 0. Deouchnmp and Mrs.
V. C. Krltes, nil ol Winston-Salem.
and Mrs. John Callahan of Tampa.
Fin.: o son. W. A. Hovrard of
^lomasville: 20 granddiitdren; SO
gre.il-giiuuldiitdren: atul two great-
grcnl-nrandchlldrcn.
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DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, June 25,1964 - Page 4
C. Ooolldge Sittllh
Funeral services Tor Colvin Oool
Idge Smilh. 40, of Morksvllto Rt.
5 were held Sunday afternoon al
the Foir Crock BapUsl Church. Tho
Rev. Wade Hutdilns and the Rev.
Grndy Tutlerow ofncJoted.
Mr. Smith died at his home at
S 0. m. Saturday. He had boon In
declining health for two years.
Ho was bom In Oavto County to
Bird and Mary Lsplah Smith. Ho
wns a farmer.
Surviving ore his mother; four
brolhors, Broadus, Asbury end
Poorllu Smith, oil of MoeksvlUo,
Rt. S, and Robert F. Sntlth of
Mocksvllie, HI. 2; and six sisters,
Mrs. Bro^s Eaton of Mocksvllie,
Rt. 2. Mrs. Prank Vaughn of High
Point. Mrs. Hoyt Roymrids of
Thomas^llOb Mrs. John Hanes and
Mrs. Johnny Swishcr, both of
Mocksviltc, Rt. I. and Miss Sylvia
Smith of tiro hmo.
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