Jul - DecDA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, July 1,1965 - Page 2
Sam S. Short
Dies Lost Week
Sam S. Short, 73. of Mocksvitle,
dt«d coriy Wednesday momtng.
June 23, foUowlne nn Illness of sev
eral Aveokj.
Mr. Short fotrnded the karri Corri-
aso Company of Icard -in IS32. and
romotncd with the firm unlit ran,
when ho moved tn MocksviHc and
liccamo assoeialcd in (he hosiery
tjiislncss here.
At (ho time of his death, he was
o yam broker.
He was horn In 1892 at Wo-shtng*
ton, N. €.. to the late Eugene Mur
ray Short ond Betty Short.
Surviving Mr. Short are his wife,
the former Miss Mabel Davis: three
sons, Sam Short. Jr.. and Frank
Short, of MocksA'llle, and Henry
Short of Atlanta, Ga.: (wo (hingfaters.
Mrs. Royal Jones of High Point and
Mrs. Thomas P. Whitley of Atlanta.
Go.: one sister, Mrs. Betty Wringer
of Winstoo-Salem: and o numtjcr of
granddtildren.
Funeral services were held at 4
p. m. Thursday June 34, at Eaton's
Funeral Home, by the Rev. J. B.
Ratchford. Burial was in Rose Ce
metery.
Mr. Short was a Mason, a shriner
and a member of First Presbyterian
Church In MocksvHIe.
JAMES 0. TAYLOR
Funeral services for James Oscar
Ihylor, 8S, were held Friday. June
23. Qt 2 pmi. at Hnion Chopcl Meth*
mtlst Church. Burial was in (he
church cemetery.
Mr. Taylor, a retired farmer of
MccksvlIIc. R(. 2, died at r>:.10 p. m.
Wcdncjday. June 23. at the home of
a son. Roy Taylor, alter on illness
of several weeks. He was horn In
Davic County to Wcslcj' nnd Martha
Eaton Taylor.
Suniving are two sons. Roy Tay
lor of MocksvHIe, Rl. 2. and Clyde
Taylor of Mocksx'IIIo. Rt. .1, nnd two
brothers. Morion T.iylar of WotKileof
Rt. 1. and Jesse Taylor of Clevclnnd.
Rt. I.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE.JOURNAL, Thursday, July 1,1965
E. W. Hoed
Of Woodleif
Erneit Wren Hood, Sr., 76,
retired Southern Railway em-
, ploye of Route 1, Wo<^leaf,
died at 7:30 A. M. Sunday
at Davis Hospital, StatesviUe,
where he had been a patient
for two weeks.
A native of Rowan Coun.
ty, he was a spn of the late
James and Mary Freezeland
Hood. He was married to the
former Beulah Davis of the
Woodleaf community.
Survivors include his wife;
three sons, E. W. Hood Jr.
of Route i, Woodleaf, E. L.
Hood of Chulotte and Robert I
8. Hood of Orlando, Fla.* a'
brother, Richard Hood of Sal
isbury; four sisters, Mrs. Qeo.
Allbrifht and Mrs. Mae Cor-
rell of Salisbury, Mrs. Alonzo
McDanlels of Route 1, Wood-
• leaf and Mrs. Emma McDa-
niels of Morganton; fivs'
grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted at 8 P. M. Tuesday at
Corii^th Church of Christ
near Woodleaf by Ronnie Ul-
rey. Burial was in Chestnut
p Hill Cemetery in Salisbury.
MBS. J. B. WEAVBB
Mrs. Weaver
Dies At 77
Funeral services were held
Monday at 2;30 p.m. at the
First Church of Ood in High
Point for Mrs. Eva Sanders
Weaver, 77, of KamenviUe,
Rt. 3.
Burial waa in Oaklawn
Memorial Gardens.
The body was taken to the
home on Sunday at 8 p.m. and
placed in the ^urcb Monday
H hour before the funeral.
Mrs. Weaver died at her
home Saturday morning at
8:30 p.m. after a lenghty ill-
nesi. She was the wife^of J.
B,i Weaver of Rt 3, Kemera-
vllle who survives. She was
bom in Randolph County to
CU and Elisa Mvis Sanders.
She spent most of her life in
the Kemersville area. For a
number of years ahe and her
hi|ibtnd operated the Wine-
top-Aalem Beauty and Bar-
b^Biipply Con^sny*
Bbe was a mmnbir of the
First Church of God of
Point
Surviving besides her htie*
band are three daughleiSi Bin.
IhiUi Reece of Fhmaelt^ Urt,
SM BeUard of Xaniyevina,
ifrt Msurie Beamon of Xor-
BiiBfllle, Rt 3; two iiMori,
Ifra. Ada M Beeh of CoMao-
mee^ Mrs, Maude & JorddB,
Lanouter, 8. C.
Mrs. fltummage
MOCKSVILLE - Mrs. Al
pha Frances Eaton Rummage,
70, of Mocksville, Rt 5, wife:
of Norman Rummage, died at
4:26 P. M. Wednesday in Da-
vie County Hospitat She was
bora in Davie County to
Thomas L. and 3x>uie Stone-
street Eaton. She wgs a
member of Mocksville Baptist
Church.
Surviving are her hus
band; a sister, Mrs. A. W.
Fereabee of Mocksville, Rt
2; two brothers, H. R. end
Carl W. Eaton of Mocksville;
and eight foster sons, J. C.
and Ray Huffman of Dela
ware, Michael and James
Voss of Florida, Jim Zack and
Timothy Hodge of the home
and Henry Behealer of the
home.
The funeral will be at 2
P.M. Friday at Eaton's Cha-
fpel. Burial will be in Eaton's
Baptist Church cemetery. j
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, July 8,1965 - Page 4
MRS. ALMtA RltMMAQB
Dincml senieta for Alpho
ProQCQs Soton fhonmase. TO, were
condttclcd at s pm fYRby. July
2. ol ColoB'fl Chapel, by Die Rev.
Bernee OMt Rot'. J, P, Davli.
^uriel vnii in Eaton's Baptist Oturdi
Gcmelcry.
! Mm. Rumtnaec dknl Wednesdoy,
June 2i>. at Ctavlo County Otospltol.
ishe bad been ill aboitt two wcelo.
9ie was bom tn Ihivie County
the daufihter of the late Thomas L.
and Lou Jone Stonestrecl Eoton. 6Ste
tms msrHod to Tformaa Rummafe
wtto suTvlvos. She was a mombcr of
the Ptrst BopUst Church In Mocks*
ville.
Other survivors include one sister,
Mrs. A. W. -Fcrebee of Route t,
Mocim*iUe: two brothers. H. R.
Eotoo and Qiri W. Eaton of Mocks*
ville; cieM fooler children. J. C. ond
Rafy Huffman of Oelnworo: Michad
and James Voisa of Florida; Jbn.
Zock end Timothy Rodffe and Hotv*
ry BduHcr of the home.
hfRS, MYRTLE GREEN
Ftmeral services for Mrs. Hyrtio
Long Croon. 00. were conducted at
2 pjn. Monday. July S fai Baton's
PunernI Chapel- Burial was in Oak
Crovo Methodist Church cemetery.
Mrs. Green, of iRoute 4. Mocks*
ville, died at her homo Saturday
idlemooo. Death was unehpected.
A native o( Dovte Coutdy. riw
was bom Mardi 27. 1892. the douflh*
tor of Joss end Cora wnion 'ityort.
Survivors inehide one daui^r,
Mrs, Gladys Sanford Rt. 4, Mocks*
ville: one son, Cocnde Lona. Rt. 4.
MocksvQIe: four brothers. Win
ers of RL I, Advoaco; Fred, SItea.
and Tom Myers, oil of Rt. t Ad*
vonco: two sisters Mrs. Claudo
Chandler of RL 2. Advance, and Mrs.
Jenny Cocnotiier of Ad*"once: and
six erandchOdren.
BttTII KNIOttT
Cravoitdcs services for Both
Knlsht. infant, were bold at 2 p.m.
Sunday, July 4. ol Union Chapel
Mctbodht Church cemetery.
Tho chlW, danghlor of Bill and
WIBn Mae Peoples Knifihl of Rl.
8, MocksvlHo, dlod early Solurdoy.
July 3. at Forsyth Meinoriol Hus-
plul at WimloaSolinn.
Siirvlvins ore her porents: and
her crandmoihcrs. Mrs. Codl Peo
ples of Moeksidlk. Rt. 9. and Mrs.
Jessie Knl^l of Cotumbvs, Go.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, July 15,1965 - Page 4
R. G. SMtni
l\incral services tor Robah Qrajf
Smith. 71, viere conducted at 2 p.m.
TUeatay, July 13. at Yodksn Valley
Baptist Obuixh. Burial was in the
church comolcry.
Mr. Smith, a retired faivner of
(Modcsvile. Rt. 2. died at 7:56 p.ni.
Sunday at o (Morganton hospital.
Qfo M'os bom in 'Davle County to
John Honry and Mola Ward Smith
and was a mombcr and Inisteo of
Vadkin Valley Baptist Church.
Surviving aro his wife, Mrs. Besslo
IQng Smith: tiirco daughters. Mrs.
Hubert J>rawdy of Winston^SoIem.
Mrs. Joe Longston and Mrs. (R. <B.
L«e of Advance, lU. 1: throe sons,
Leo G. Smith of Lafayotte. Tcna,
Earl J. Sndth of iakchurst, J..
and Kermlt F. Smith of Mocksvillc,
Stt. 2: six asters, Mrs. Branch Allen
of Yadkinville, Mrs. Nanny Foster,
Mrs. Jacob Shedi, Mrs. UUiarn
Smith, Mrs. Jod (Beauchomp ond
Mrs. Gimer Jfondrix of AdvanCeo. dU.
d; ond two brothors, John Frank
Sndth of Mbcksvillo, RL 3. ond R. S.
Smith of Mar^alltonvn, Iowa.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, July 15,1965 - Page 1
R. B. Sanford
Rites Held
Funeral services for Rufus Brown
Saitford. 88. of Church Street, a
business and civic leader of Mocks-
ville, were held at 11 a. m. Saturday
morning at the First Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. J. B. Ratchford
officiated. Burial was in Jcppa
Cemetery with Masonic Rites.
Mr. Sanford died at il:55 p. m..
August 7th. at the Liynn Haven
Nursing Home.
. He.wps blRFO Jn-MocksvUle on
ruary 26, 1377 to Calvin Coudos and
Mary Srown Sanford. He attended
sdMXtIs in Mod(SvilIe and then
Davidson College, graduating with
an AB degree In IB98.
Following graduation from David
son. he went to work as a derk for
the Southern Chemical Company* in
Winston-Salem. woridng in the
office as a shipping derk. In 1600.
he relumed to Mooksvillo to Join
his father in the operation of tho
store.
From the operation of tho store.
C. C. Sanford Sons, Co., Mr. San
ford went tn with others to develop
such businesses as: Sanford Motor
Company <1916>: Bankin-Sanford
Implement Company tlOMi; San-
ford-Mando Company <19481. He ser-
md as president of all these organ-
ixations.
Ho served as member of the
Mocksx'ille School Board from 1911
to 1947; director and later vice-
president of the Bonk of Davie; a
charter member and pasl-presidont
of the Mocksvllle Rotary Ctub: ond
a member of the Mocksvilto Masonic
Lodge of which he served as trea»>
urcr for 36 years.
An active member of the Mocks-
viJIc Presbyterian Cliurcfa, Mr. San
ford scrx'cd OS deacon, cider, derk
of ses:ions. He also served as trust
ee of the Winston-Salcm Presbytery
and as a trustee of the Glade Valley
School.
On April 27, 1010. he was married
to the tale Adelaide Gailhcr. &1rs.
Sanford died in November, 1943.
Ho is survived by four children:
A doiigliicr, Mrs. Hansford Sams.
Jr. of Dccaiur, Go.: three sons,
Gnilhcr Sanford of MocksviUc; Ro-
fus B. Sanford, Jr. of Ihe home:
and Ur. M.ir holl Sanford of Forl
Lnudmlale. Fin.; and n sister, Mrs.
John L. Lnrcw of Mocksvillc.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, July 15,1965
I. B. Snfori,
lim CNity
Cnric Uliler
UOCKSVILLE RuAii
E^ofwn SaalbH, Sr., 88. of
Ctrarcii Street, llodBviUe, e
teoding Devie C<Minty busi-
MSBnan. died et 11:85 P- •*-
Wednesday July 7th at a
Mocksville noniiif home
A oati^ oi Davie County,
he was a aoo of the late C
C. and ICary Dennie Brown
Sanfcrd. Re was preeklent of
C C Sanfbrd and Sons Co.,
Sanford Imptement Co^ vice-
president and director of the
Bank of Davie.
Ur. Sanfbrd was an elder
of the Presbyterian Churdi in
, Meckrrille.
Survivors include a daugh
ter. His. HauHatd Sams Jr.
of Decatur. Go.; three amu,
Gaither and Rufas Sanfdcd Jr.
' of HocfcsvOle nd Dr. Mar-
d»0 Sanfcwd ef fbct Laud-
adale, lla.. a riettr. Mrs.
John J. Lame of Mocfcsviue.
I
Funeral aervieei sme cbn-
duetcd at U ,A. WL Saturifay
-'at Fir^ Piesbyterian Church
the Rev. Jamee Ratdifbrd.
iBurfa] was In Joppa Ceme-
» tenr.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, July 22, 1965 - Page 8
Mn. W. B. AUen
FHncniI seiMcca for Mrs. Mory
lAtcrctio Allen. 79. were conduclcd
ol 2 p.m. 'Friday. Juuy lOlh, ol
BtShlchcm Mclliodist Church. BurloJ
was in Ihc church comclcry.
Mrs. -Allen, of noutu 3, Mockfiv'llie,
(lied ol Ihc home of a son, Bichord
Alien, at A a.m. Wcdncsdoy, July
14.
Jier husband Is W. B. Allen. She
was a native of Davic Counly.
dauuhlvr of the laie WlUioni <i. and
June Bo^-dcn Alien.
Slic Is survived by her htiBlwnd;
a ilaiijihler. Mrs. Jlerman Brwer ol
Iluulo 2, Mucksvilitf; 0 son, .Hichard.
Allen uf Ruulo 3, Mocksvlllo; lwo|
sisters, .Mrs. <leni7 Sosloy of Roulo
6. -Mocksvlllo. and Mrs. John McLo-
land of Uscoml), Iowa: two brothers,
Floyd Allen of Morshailtown. Jowo.
and M. K. Allen of Route 5. Mocks-
ville; four itrandchlldrcn.
Waller RuMoek
Fnnerut services for Walter Uicat
Pollock. 76, wore held in Molino,
111. TiK'sduy. July 20. Burial was In
Huhe l,Jwn ceiwlery.
Mr. PiilluL-k. of Advance. Rt. 1.
died at 6 p. in. Thursdoy, July 19,
at Uila i'onnid Hoots Memorial
llusinlal in YadklnvlUe. Ho was
l)ot n in Oklnhuma to John and Jen*
Die Cjuudliurt Polioek. He lived ntosi
of his life In Mullne. III. He was a
retireil tailor.
He had lived In Advance five
years.
Surviviuii are his wife. Mrs. May* i
niu Cattell pollock; a son, the Rev.
iKenueih Pollock of Baltimore. Md.:
' and two daufilUcrs, hlrs. Beatrice
< .Asnuu and Mrs K'vHyn Minin-r of
, Moline. III.
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, July 22, 1965
Larry Gene Peacock
Davie Maa
Killed In Kb
Aceideat
Larry G«n« Peacock, 25, of
Mocksville, Rt i was killed
at 2:30 Wednesday while log
ging near Mount Holly when
&e tractor he was driving
' overturned crushing him a-
gainst a stump.
He was bom in Davie Coun
ty to Ivey Lee Peacock and
< Lizzie Padgett Peacock.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Ruth Seamcnd Peacock^ a
' son, Larry Gene Peacock, Jr.
' of the home; his mother. Mis
' Lizzie Turner of Mocksville.
< Rt 4; five brothers. Kenneth
Lee Peacock of Mocksville,
Route 4, Herman PeacoCk of
Mociuville, Rt 5, Harold Pea
cock of the U S. Army and
- Garry and Ronald Peacock of
Mocloville, Rt 4; and three
<' sisters, Mrs. Kathleen Frye,
Mrs. Julia Sizemore and Miss
Barbara Sue Peacock of
Mocksville, Rt 4
The body is at Eaton's Fu
neral Home pending arrange
ments. ,
Walter Lucas Pollock
let. NM's
Father Kes
Funeral aervioes for Walt^
Lucas Pollock, TO, were held
in MoUne. 111. Tuesday, July
20. Burial was in Bose Lawn
cemetery.
Mr. Pollock, cf Advance.
Rt. 1, died at 6 P. M. Thurs
day. July 15. at Lula Conrad
Hoots Memorial Hospital in
Yadkinville. He was bom in
Oklahcma to John and Jen
nie Goodhart Pollock. He
lived most of his life in Mo
Une, 111. He was a retired
tailor.
He had lived in Advance I
five years. j
Surx'iving are his wife, Mrs
Mamie Cattell Pollock a son.
the Rev. Kenneth Pollock, of
Baltimore. Md.: and two dau
ghters. Mrs. Beatrice Asmus I
and Mrs. Evelyn Minteer cf
MoUne, III.
Early Bwrette Koontz, 64.
a retired fanner of Modo-
vUle. Rt 1. died at 6:10 P.
M. Tuesday at hmne. He was
a mmber of Salem Mdtiodist
Church.
Surviving are hb wife, Bfrs.
Rebecca Ratledge Roontz; 2
daughters, Mrs. M. F. Thome
Sr. cf BtatesviUe and His.
Hubert Sboaf of Cooleemee,;
• son, Everette Koonlz of the |
home: and a sister. Mrs. E. C I
Click of Spencer.
The funeral was at 4 P.M.
Thursday at Salem Method
ist Church. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, July 29, 1965 - Page 3
Mrs. T. A. liutchens
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice
Nail Hutdicns, 89, .wore held at 3:30
p.m. Saturday, July 24 at Ook Grove
vMcUiodist XXiurch. Burial was in Uic
church cemci«y.
Mrs. iHiitchcns, of Boirie 2, Mocks-
vilic, widow of Thomas A. 'Hutchens,
died at 11:SS a. m. Thursday at
Davic County Hospital
She was bom in Dovic County on
Oct. 11, iisni, lo Phillip and Mary
fiosQ Nail.
Mrs. Hulchens was a member of
Oak Grove Methodist Chiirdi.
Surviving are several nieces and
a nophow.
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, July 29, 1965
Mrs. Hitsheis
Uts. Alice Ne0 Hutdwu,
m, of Ifocksvme. Rt 2. vi.
dow of TSiomes A. Hutchem,
died at 11:55 A. M. Thurs
day July 22 at Davie Coun
ty HospitaL She was born in
iwvie County to Phillip and
ilary Base Nail. She was a
member of Oak Grove Me-
QkOdist Church.
The funeral was at 2:-
m PJL Fnday. Burial Wfu
ill the church cemetery.
iGMrteltflir
HARMONY - - Georse So-
kKnon Bqder, W. a retired
fanner of Hartoony, Bk 2,
died at a A M. Sunday at
Davie County Hospital at
Mocksville. He was bom in
Davie County to John A and
Dovie Sain He^er. He spent
most of his life in tbe Rock
Creek Baptist Church com
munity in Iredell County.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Hannah Smith Kepler; two
daughters. Mrs. Iris Mecham
of Winston-Salem and Mrs.
Wilma Harris of Harmony;
a son, John A Hepler of
Harmcmy, Route 2; and a
sister. Mrs. Mattie Joyner of
Mo^viUe, Rt 1.
The funeral was at Rock
Springs Baptist Church at 2-
SO P. M. Tuesday. Burial
was in the chui^ eemete-
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, August 5,1965 - Page 1
C. C. Smoot
Dies Sunday
Charles Clinton Smool. 7S, of RC
1, Moeksvile, chairman of the board
of directors of Davle Oectric 3lenv'
bcr^Ip Corp., for the past 23 years,
died at 10:20 ami. Sunday, Aug. 1.
at Oavlc Countiy Ho^ital.
Air. Smool was sheriff of Davle
County from 19X1 to 1939 and n'ss a
momber of the Junior Ordinr and
Satcm (MeUiodlst Church.
His first ^tifo. Mrs. Alary Lizzie
Daniels Smoot. died In lOSS. His
second wife, (Mrs. Lcona Graham
Smoot. survives.
<Also survK'ins are a daughter. Afrs.
At C. iDcadmon of Afocksville: a
brother, J. N. Smoot of MocksvlUe.
Rt 1, and a sister. Airs. William
Pouvll of Afoehsvlllc. Rt. 1.
The funeral was conducted at 2
p.m. Tuesday at Satem Afethodist
Church. Buriai was in the duirch
cemetery.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, August 5, 1965 - Page 4
nBNRY 111. BAtmSBB
Fhiwral services for Homy Sfarvta
Satmden, 91, were hdd at 4 pm.
Sunday M CbnntMr Saptial Chuiidi-
Borhd ^ In the chuMb Mmeboy.
Air. Saunkn. q reUied ttlgtt
watchmen for A. J. Aaynddslbbaoco
Co.. died at 8:80 a.tn. Friday at his
homo.
He was bom in Davie County to
Kotry and Honey iReavts Saucdecs.
He waa u mendMr df Oomatser Bap*
tist Church end a veteran of Worid
War I.
Surviving are his wire. Mrs. Leuna
Massey Saunders; and a ^er, Mrs.
BUen QteUnda Smith.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, August 5,1965
C. C. Smoot; Director of Co^p
Charles Clinton Smoot, 70,
I of Mocksvillc. Route 1,
'chairman of the board of di-
: rectcirv nf Dnvif> Rural Elec-
I trie Membership Corp. for
I the past 25 years, died at 10:-
120 A. M. Sunday at Davie
! County Hospital.
Mr. Smoot was sheriff of
Davie County from 1932 to
1938 and was a member of
the Junior Order and Salem
.Methodist Church.
His fir.il wife. Mrs. Mary
Lizzie Daniels Smoot, died in >
1955 His .second wife, Mrs. j
Leona Graham Smcot, sur
vives.
Al.so surviving are a dau
ghter, Mrs. M. C. Dedmon of
Mocksville; a brother, J. N.
Smoot tf Mocksville, Rt 1,
and a sister, Mrs. William
, Powell of Mocksvile, Rt. 1.
The funeral was at 2 P.M..^
Tuesday at Salem Methodist j
Church. Burial was in thei
churrh cemetpry. (
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, August 5, 1965
m y fmmmimn
fMsii Amy
Khut Mtrvte fltiiTwItft, Tl,
ot ModtsviUtb St a. ft Mtirftd
nUttt whhwftft fw E- Scy-
n3it Vobftcoo Oa^
6JS ftjn. Friday •! Iwiftft.
Hft waa boaa 1» jNivk
OftttBty to fiftMY a»4 liMey
tiftftVia Sftiftidftn. Bt ma ft
oi Ganfttair Bft^kl
OlujKli and ft vataup ol
Worid Wtf t
Sianriviag ftr« Ida «dls Mm.
UoM Mftiiiy Sftundm: and a
aMftr. Mn. VSa M e n n d ft
Smith,
Ihft funeral waa at 4 pjiL
Sus^ «t Comatftftr SWpt
Ghul^. Buiiftl waa hi tha
church oftmetery.
ilri.lPi|iti
Of Kimyflii
KANNAPOUS - Mn,
Jank Vkhara Bn^dofi. Td,
of Rl. 1. Xftamapaiia. died a*
2;M P. M. aaturday in Cah-
•rrua Hemoiial Koapitftl lif
Coocofd.
4 arwmhar of Lane Straat
Baptiat Cbwoh ia KftoaftP^
iis, she wfti the widow of the
late T. L. Brogdon who died
In llftrch 1944
Survivors Include om sis
ter, Mrs. Ida Craftaoa of Ooo-
Iceiiiftft.
Funeral servlcef were eoo-
dueted Hmday at 4 P.tf- in
Bfttnn Funeral Home Chapel
in Mochaville. The Rev. Eu-
pene Goodman otticiated and
Oiirftil waa in Uherty Me-
buiiftl was in Uberty Me-
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, August 12,1965 - Page 1
Collision Occurs In Lexington—
Mother And Son Killed In Wreck
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in Lexington Sottirdoy after*
;xis held Monday- A Davidson
youth also died in this oc-
and three other persons uvre
ead were Mrs. Myrtlce Mill-
•nes. 39, and her son. I-iarvey
WUUain (Bint Bantei, 14. of
Mocks irillc nt. 3; Mkhoel Carl Hunt,
IS of ^ Ahliot Avenue. Lexington.
Tito ^ured. all In the Baptist Hos
pital
"Roger
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in Winston-Salcm. included
Loeklear, 17, and Paul Coins,
h of Lexington: and Harvey
' Lee B irnes, 43, of Mocksville Rt. 3.
husbai d of Mrs. Barnes. Mr. Barnes
sulfcn d diest injuries.
ifuni died of chest injuries enroute
to Lotington Memorial Hospital af
ter ti 0 accident on Nor^ Main
Street inside the city limits of Lex
ington; about 4:45 p. m. Saturday.
BUI |Darne8 was dcod on arrival
at tho Baptist Hospital about 0 p. m.
and his mother died at the Baptist
Hospital ot 10:20 p. m. Saturday of
head injuries.
According to investigating officers.
Coins was driving a 1B60 Chevrolet
pickup north on North Main Street
in Lexington with Locktcor and
Hunt as passengers. The Barnes
family uvre gidng sotith Jii a JS82
Ramiilcr station wagon.
Policeman Bobby Winston, who In
vestigated the accident, said that
Coins told him the truck "got to slid
ing" and went across the median
strip and into the souUiliound lane.
The Bnrncs automobile hit the inick
near the right door, Winston said.
Both vehicles were demoli^ed.
Funerol?
A double funeral for Mrs. Barnes
and her ;on was held Monday after-
neon at Eaton's Chapel. Burial was
in Lil)crty Methodist Church ceme
tery.
Mrs. Barnes was Iwro in Green
ville. S. C. to W. J. and C(W Law
rence MlUer. 1^~ was emj^oycd hy
Burlington Mills in Cooleemee.
Surviving are her husband: three
iisters, Mrs. Cecil AngeU, Mrs. Haz
el Combs and Mrs. J. W. Tucker of
Mocksville Rt. 4; and two brolhers.
Dayle and Cletus Mlllor of Mocks-
vUlc Rt 4; ond her nuithcr of
Mocksville Rt. 4.
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, August 12,1965 - Page 5
MRS. BURN BRINEOAR |
iF\ineml somdces for Mrs. Ellon
Dohy Brtneiinr, 70. of Cnolccmec,
were conducted Simday. Aug. fl. at
Cooleemee PrcStiylerlon Church at
3 p.m. Burlol was In Ixfinn Park
Oomcteiy.
(Mm. Brlnogar died at mm
Friday In Rowan Mcm.vial Hos
pital.
She was liom In Ncwlxirry, S. C..
to WUIiam T. oitd Alice Felkor Dohy.
She was employed by Erwln Mills
of Ceoteomee until she retired 10
years ago. She a member of
Ooclccmce Preubyterlan Churdi.
Surviving ore a half brother, Tho-
don Darby of Newbeiry: and a half
(Slater. Mrs. A. B. Burke of Washing-
,lon, D. C.
mLIAM WILUAMS
(Funeral services for William Jun
ior Williams, 30. of Route t, Mocks
ville, were conducted at 3 p.m.
Sunday at Society Baptist Church
l:y the Rev. Sidney Crimes and the
Rev. Roby Evans. Burial was In the
church cemetery. |
Mr. Williams died Friday, Aug. 0.
at Davle Chunty Hospital ;
A native of Davie County, he was
a son of Clyde Houy WiUams and
Veoln MoDanlels -Williams of Roote
1. MOcfcsvHte. He was employed by.
Arlington MHls, Cootcomcc. |
do addition to his parents, ho Is
survived by his wife, Lovemo Wol-j
lace iWillloms; a son. Perry WtlHama
of the home: a tnrighef. Raymond
Gdgnr WUibms of Salisbury: ma-
termri grandmother, Mis. Minnie
West. lU. 1. Mooksvtlle.
G. W. (WA'VT) BROWN
Funeral .services for George Wash-
logton (-WaU) firmvn, 70, cd Route
2. Mocksville, were conducted Mon
day, Aug. P. at 2 p/n, at Baton's
Funeral Home. Burial was in Oak
Grove Methodist cemetery.
Ahr. Brown died at 12:55 a.m. Sat
urday at (he homo.
life nuos born In Yadbin County to
Henry and EUxobeth Evans Brown.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Mae
Sufttmors Brown; a doubter, Mrs.
Joe R. Hoover of ModcsviUe, RL S:
tluee sixers, Mrs. Ock FInney of
JonesvUle, Ri. 1, Mrs. Robert Mos-
teUer BoonvlUe, Rt. 2, and Mrs.
UeOUe fiowies of Wlnstan-Satem, RL
I: a half slst^*. Mrs. A(^t Siores
of Clyde; and n half brother, Isom
Brown of Clyde.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, August 12,1965
Myrtice Miller Barnes and
Harvey William (Bill) Barnes
> toibte FimtiI
le!i Moiiay fKi Ivtry San
rur»#rtil Mnrim wittv h«id
UcKxIay alttmooD for iftRi.
Udlrr B*mr^ M,
tna her >»i, H«rv«y WtUtan
(Bill) Bemrs. U of Mridli-
'tile, I, at C*toa*« FtflMTal
iomr and burial to LtbOlty
tiethodtst CtHirrh tcfntfiery.
iDih ««fe kitted to • ear*
.rurk wrwit in Lraiii^ait Sto*
rrday One oih«' p«r«oo wm
tdkd ind three e^ber* to*
;uro<l.
Mrt Bari^ war born is
IreenvUte. S C u> W. I. ng
Lawrence Mdtof. She wai
•Rjqpkrjred by BurUngtan MSb
n Cteotoeeee, S«rvtvtof mm
ler huaband. three rtvton. Mm.
Cteeit AngetL Un. Raaal
':^4iinhi end Un. J. W. TMh»
^ lifiekcvOk, Rnuto A «aA
wo totrfhm. Ihvle Md CMm
umcf of Mockeeille, &MlaA
tnd her inothar, ^ MecteHKl
Aottt* A ^lu
I William Junior Williams.
K, of Mocksville. Rt. 1. an
Kmploye of Burlington Mills
it Cooleemee. was dead on
irrival at Davie County Hos-
litai at Mocksville at 6 P H.
Yiday. His death resulted
rom complications in a leg
le broke in a fall a month
l|0>
He was bom in Davie Coun*
y to* Clyde Henry and Zeo*
a MtDaniels tATiUiams.
Surviving are his wife,
in. Lavcme Wallace Willi-
ims; his parents of Mocks-
ille, Rt. I, a daughter. Kaih-
een WUJiams of the home; a
Qd, Perr>- Williams of the
lome; a brother, Raymorvd
Edgar Williams of Salisbury-
uid his grandmother, Mrs. i
hfinnie West of Mocksville,
loute 1. !
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Hiss Ivory Annie Sain,
of Wcodleaf, Rt 1. the No«i-
Q>QC« community, died at 2:15
A M Sunday st Rowan Me-
HKl Hospital at Salisbury
Sbtoe she had boon a pati*
lit two weektw She was bom
I Rowan County to Henry
. and Rosa Bell Spr>- Sam.
be was a member cf Need-
loie Baptist Church.
Survrving are her mother
f the home, a brother. Carl
fcto-'of Woodleaf. Rt- I; and
icW sisters. Mrs. Jo*' Hall
f Kynnapolis" and Mrs. J. W".
IdtanieLs and Mrs, G. A. Sni-
er of Wotidleaf. Rt t
The funeral was at 3:30
M: Tuesday at Needmore
Church- Burial was m
k>r|ith Church of Chri,«t
cndHcry.
Brtwi Biriei
Igriei Tiesday
George Washington (Watt)
Brown, 70, of Mocksville. Rt.
2. died at 12:35 A. M. Sunday
at home. He was b^u-n in
Yadkin Cfuint>' to Henry and
CiLzabelh Evans Brown.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Mae Summers Brown; a
daughter. Mrs. Joe R. Hoover
of M(wksviUe. Rt. 5; three
sisters. Mrs. Ock Finney of
lonesville, Rt- 1. Mta. Rcbert
Mostellcr of Boonvillc. Rt 2,
and Mrs. Hettie Bowles of
Winslon-Salem. Rt. I; a half-
sister. Mrs. Wynt ^ores
of Clyde: and a half brother.
Isom Bn>wn of Clyde.
The funeral was at 2 P.M
Monday at Eaton's Funeral
Home. Burial was in Oak
Grove Metb<Kli>t cemetery.
Finl lites For
Mrs. Dlei
Doby Briiegar
Mrs. Ellen Dcby Brinegar.
age 77. died Friday Morning
at 5:55 A M at the Rowan
Hospital. Salisbury*. She had
been in declining health 6
months and seriously ill 2
weeks.
She lived alone at 15 Da
vie St. Cooleemee. She was
a retired employee of Envin
Mills and had been retired 10
years.
She was born in Newbury,
South Carolina August 7, 188ft.
Her pamts were Mr. Wil
liam T. and Mrs. Alice Doby.
She was a member of Coo
leemee Presbyterian Church.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, August 19,1965 - Page 4
Mdvin Ritchie, 62. of China Grove.
Rt 3, (Bed recently at Rowan Me*
morlfij (Khspttol. He was born in
Davle Counly to Thomas D. and
Abble COllette Ritchie. He was a
guard at the Nordi Carolina prison
unit In Salisbnty. Ho was o member
of ttra First Baptist Church there.
Survivors Include his <wtfe, Mrs.
Moiy Orubb WWWej tw
llKimas C. Ritdde rf
WilUm V. RMdhio eC WiMliiaBidem:
four datt^M^i Mfa.
Trnmsi. Fla., Mrs DofeW Khifiht
and Mils. Ralph mitea oMCaimap-
olts and Mm. Bob CottUltfiam of
RftMtthtiiy; bWD ludf bTOtheiS. HOlUy
and Charllo Rittehle; end three hOR
sisters, Mrs. Oger, Mrs. lAura
Grouee and Mrs. Bessie GWos.
The fUnwal utos hdd at Xdnn*
Honcyoitt Funeral K«m Otepel In
China Grove. A saoond aervlee was
hOId M Ealon^s Baptist GhoTOh near
ModhsvlUc. Burial was In the church
cemdteiiy.
MILS. aiARLIK nOORR
Fmwml son-ices for Mrs. Rhndle
Bogcr. Ill, of Route 4, Mncksvllle,
were hchi Friday, Aug. 13, at 2
pm ol Lllicrly ■Pilgrim tloltness
Clinrch ly the Rev. W. C. Bulla. llus
Rev. fl l.nriitd P.arkcr am! the Rev.
C. C. .Sprinkle. Burial was In the
(dntrch ccmdcry.
'Mm. Boger died ol 0.30 p.m. Wed*
ncsday. Aug. II. ot her home. She
was the widow of Clnirlcs W. Bogcr
who (lied In nwi,
lA native (if Wilkes Cnuniy. riio was
Q dutighlcr of the laic Moses and
ftlnry Casw PrevcUc.
SiirvlvorH include two daiighlers.
Mrs. Carrlo llanicis nnd Mrs. IHyde
Itolirrls. hath of Itl. 4. Mocksvlltc:
three .sons. C. 'P. (SanH 'Bogcr of
Uoiilc 4, Mocksville. Baxter Bogcr of
.Mncksvllle and C. B. Bogcr of Route
3. Mocksvillc; 10 grandchildren: and
10 grcal-grandchlldren; ll\-o broth
ers. Benjamin and f4o.ih Prcvellc.
both of Lexington, Lander Prc\>clto
of oRutc 3, Mocksvillc. Gphram Pre-
\-c41c ofiRoiHc I. Harmony, and Sam
uel B. Proi-oUo of Rinse, Va.: a
sister, Mrs. RalUe Dturham of Rcnitc
4. Mocksvillc: one sicp-daughicr.
Mrs. Biyrtle Miller of Ceolcemcc; o
step-son, Ctoudic Bogcr of Cootcc-
mec.
Miss Lucy Hording
Funeral services for -Miss Lucy
Ann Harding, 27. of Mocksvillc. Rt.
2. were held at 11 o. m. Saturday.
August 14. at Parmlngton McthodLt
Church. Burial was In the Farming-
Ion cemetery.
Miss Harding died Thursday. Aug
ust 12. after a brief IHness at Bap
tist Ho.r-ital at I2:S0 a. m.
She was born in Forsyth County
to Ray and Lucy Strum Harding and
was an employe of the Forsyth Wel
fare Departmcmt. She was a member
of Farmington Methodist Church.
Survlviog arc her father of Mocks-
vllle RL 2; her stepmother ol
Mock.iville. RL 2; four sisters. Mrs
Held Grydcr of Prcdsiick, Md., and
Misses Catherine. Helen and Cons
tance Haixling of the home; two
stepbrothers, Michael and Joseph
Mason of the home; and her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Harding
of Mocksvllle, Rt. 2.
WALTER n. DOBY
Fkincral 'services for Waller HenryD^, 60, of Rente 1. Hanwmy. were
iHdd Friday, Aug. 113. ot 2:30 pjn.
at New (Home Onindi of Christ In
Surny County. Burial was In 4he
chureb cemdcry.
Mr. Doby. a dolry fotmcr. died at
<10 ajm.. Wednesday, Aug. n at
ReddU (MentOrlal iHosplbal, Stotcs-
vllle.
Siuviitrs: wife. Mrs. Frances Par
ker Ooby; live dottghftm. Mrs. Chris-
ithio 'Unville of 'Winslon-Salem, Mrs.
Listen Qmoiy of Madison. Wis., MIrs.
Wllliom R. Cranvson of Folrfield.
Calif., (Mrs. Fred Chapman of Char-
lotto, and (Mrs. Jimrny Taylor of
B<K)nrvHlo; four sons, Ralph and J.
O. Doby, txrth of Winston-Sotcm,
Pcnry Lohy of Mooksviltc and Gar
net (Doby of Ctovolond: one brotiher.
Charllo £. Doby of Surry County: and
14 grondchlldron.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, August 19,1965 - Page 4
THOMAS V. HAYNRS
T\ineral services for Thomos Vance
noyncs, 79. a retired farmer ot
llormony, At. •!, were cimthidod
Sundoy. Aug. 10. at 3 4).in. at \Vin>
Itirop iliVlonik MceHng House. Burial
was In the church cemetety.
Mr. Ilayties died Priday. (Aug. 13.
al ilralcll Afomorlal Hoapllol at
Gtolesvitle.
He was bom In Vodkln County io
Thomas and Rdiccca £vans Hayncs.
He wos a mondnn* of WInthrop
Friends Meeting House.
Sitnvhdne arc .three doutfdors, Mrs.
Annobollc Creason of SloteBVllle.
Mrs. Scttlah Tomploton of Harmony
and Airs. Artenste Joyce of Stokes*
<loIe: and five sons, Harding. John*
nie and Odis Hayes of Hannony.
George Haynes of ■Homphmvine. and
Lenis Haynes of Statesvllle.
L. L. IVhItaker
Funeral services for Lonnle L.
Whttokcr, of 1214 Bingham,
Street, Mocksvllle, were conducted
at 3 p. m. Sundoy, August IS, at Oak
Grove Mcdtcdist Onirch. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
Mr. Whitakcr died In the Oavie
County HojpUal at 8:20 Friday
night. August 13. Ho had been ser
iously ill for several weeks.
Bum In Davic County May 27,
litas, he was Ihc son of the lale Will*
lam and Mary Gmmn Nail Whit
akcr. He was a member of Oak
Grove Methodist Church.
He was employed by the CoudelJ
Ldimber Plant.
Mr. Whltaker was married twice.
His first wife, the former Edna
McClamrock, died several years ago.
His second wife, the former Flcela
Slroud, survives. Other survivors
ai-e four daughters, Mrs. Kenneth
Ratledge of Rt. 1, Mocksvllle, Mrs.
William Summers and Mrs. Alton
Teague, both of Rt. 2. Mo^svUIe,
and Mrs. R. L. Johnson of Chariotto:
two sons. Lonnle Ray Whltaker rf
Rt. 2. Mocksvllle, and C. L. Whltaker
of Ft. Laudcrdale, Fla.; 16 grand*
children: one stop-son. Harry K.
Siroud of AfocksvlHo; one-stcp-
daughlcr, Mrs. Howard Colbert of
Advance; two brothers, R. U Whlt
aker Sr. and W. K. Whltaker, both
of Rt. 2. Mocksvllle: one sister, Mrs.
Harper Roger of Winslon-Salem.
J. L. MILLS
Ftineitil services lor J. L. "Sam"
Mills, at, of Albemartc, were con*
ducted Sunday, UVi^. IS. et 2:30
p.m. at (Andcrswi Grove' Baptist
CSMird) In lAtbemorlc. ^risd was in
the chuiti) ccmotery. Rev. H, L. Reg*
islcr, (Rev. R. C. James and Rev.
Claude DIdc oHIclated.
Mr. Mills, a retired farmer and
textile (Worker, died FVIday, Aug. 13,
at LIS p.m. at Stanly County Has*
pllal. He had licen In declining henUh
for 2^ years.
He (was bora July 17. 1804, In
Stanly Cmmly lo Ihe late Thomas
MHIs and Frances Eagle Mills. Re
was morried to 4he former Addle
Aforton who died Aug. 18. 1602. Ho
was a mondior of Falrvtew Bopttst
Church In Albomarle.
Survivors Incliilc: one daugblcr.
Mrs. iFronk HartscH of Route 4,
ABKannrie: one fostcrKtautghler, Mrs.Emma Russell of Moric^lte; four
sons. Cicero 8. Mills of Rt. 1, New
London, Paid J. Mills of High (Point.
Daniel R. MIBs of Chariouo. and
John 'A. Mills cd Spencer: one bro
ther, Jack (Mills of Albcmarte: two
sisters, (Mrsi. Will iHarwood of Nor*
wood and Mrs. Homer HuncyciiU of
Fidkton.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, August 19, 1965
Wiitpy
Nariiir
Missf Miss Lun
|ot Mocksv|
oatursl C4K
Ulntss at I
ia:ftQ A. U
was horn I
to Ray an4
Mm. r.
tlied cf
fon
f an^ Sipm Har-
ind WAS w wlmy^ of
tMf Forsy^Vwto^paH-rmt Sho WM a cf
armiaatoo twhytiit
Church.
SurvWlM w ter o^
MocksvUlia rT «kepmo-
ther of Moc^iwlUarSL 2. four
iistars Mrs. Ha^ 0yder of
Fredri(^ MtryUod. apd Miss
•f.Catho^, Con-
Manda H^r^ia| m home:
Kt^ sCspbro^ert, Mfch^l and
Joseph Ik^on of ue home:
and her irindparen^. Mr.
and Mrs. John Rardinif of
ModcsvUla, RL 1
The funfffl was II A M.
Saturday Farmi^^^n Me«
thodist C^i^h. Buri^ was in
iiw Vmtetoo Ce^^ry.
lytb County
dinf and wu ap ^
a brief
M B^ital at
itgpisi' 12. She
|tMf ForsyttTVaMart
L L Wkitaker
Lonnie L. Whitaker, M, of
Mocksville, an employe of
Caudell Lumber Co., died at
8:20 P. M. Friday in the
Davie County Hospital.' He
was bcm in Davie County
to WiiUam and Mary Emma
Nail Whitaker. He was a
member of Osk Grove Meth
odist Church.
He was married twice, first
to Miss Edna McClamrock,
then to Mrs. Fleta Stroud.
Surviving are his wife; 4
daughters. Mrs. Kenneth Rat-
ledge of Mocksville, Route 1,
Mrs. William Summers and
Mrs. Alton Teague of Mocks
ville, Rt. 2, and Mrs. R. JL
Johnson of Charlotte; two
sons, Lonnie Ray Whitaker
of Mocksville, Rt. 2, and C.
L, Whitaker of Fort hand-
erdale, Fla.; a stepson Har-
|ry K Stroud of Mocksville;
!a stepdaughter, Mrs. Howard
Colvert of Advance' two
brcthers, R. L. Whitaker Sr.
and W. K. Whitaker of Mocks-
iville, Rt. 2; and a sister, Mrs.
Harper Boger of Winston-Sa-
lem.
The funeral was at 8 P.
M. Sunday at Oak Grove
Methodist Church. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, August 26,1965 - Page 3
CHARLIE M. .GRUBB
F^eral services tat Charlie Mar
shall Grubb. 87, of RL 4, were con-
ductfl^ Monday. August 23. at Eat
on's .Chapel. Burial was in Sandy
Creelj cemetery in Davidson County.
'Mr. Gnibb. a retired farmer, died
d: 9 p. ni. Saturday at home. He
^vas i lom In Davidbon County to Al-
and Mary Barnes Gnibb.
i^ivlng are nine sons, C. 0..
Cliflo I, uoytf and Roy Grubb of
Mock {viiie, Rt. 4, James and Hen-
ry Gi a],b af Salisbury. Glenn Grubb
Ml )cksville, Rt, 2, Van Grubb, of
ifidd, Va., and Gray Grubb of
Colle< mec; two doughters, Mrs.
John Henry Hamilton of Cooleemeo
vfrs. Homy T. Bamhardt of
Churc bland; and two brothers, W. A.
and 1 ^ Grubb of Lexington, Rt. 5.
wc
6A 4
L. L. MICHAEL
.futWal services for Lawrence Leo
(d. 42. of Rt 3, Lexington,
Donductod Saturday, August 2t.
>. m. at Frlcnd^lp Methodist
in Davidson County. Burial
was i, the church cemetery. OfHida-
"(tore 'Rev. \V. C. Clark, Rev.
"fBin and Rev. C. E. Ridge.
MyMlchoel died in his sleep early
Thursday morning. His family found
him (le^ In bed about 5:30 a.m.
Bom Dec. 17. 1922, in Davidson
County, he was the son of the late
William L. and Martha Lee Haley
Michael. He was an anplt^ee at
Dixie Furniture Co. and a veteran of
Worid War If.
He belonged to the American Le
gion.
Survivors include his wife, the
former Louise Cartner; one son,
Ralph Edward hUchad of the home;
two sisters, Mrs. J. E. Lannlng and
Mrs. Terry Koontz of Rt. 3, lAatkig"
ton: three brothers, Holland Michad
of Rt. 3, Lexington, and tester
Michael of Rt. 4, Lexhigton.
MRS. MARY FOX
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Charles FOx. 65. of Rt. 4, wra con
ducted at 1:30 p. m. Sunday. August
22, at Eaton's Chapel. A second ser
vice was held at 4 p. m. in Rocky
River Baptist Church In Chatham
County, lite Rev. Fred Barnes of-
Beated. Burial was in Rocky River
Church cemetery.
Mrs. Fox died Friday afternoon
at her home.
A native of Davie County, she was
bom March 9, 1900. the daughter
die late J. C. and Sallie Crump
Charles. She was married to Leslie
Fox who died in 1930.
Avvlvors Indude. five, sisters,
Mrs. Margurlet Sanfmxl and Mrs.
Helen Carter, both of Rt. 4, Mocka-
viiie, Mrs. Louise Campbell, RL 3,
Mocksvflle. Mrs. Sarah Woodruff of
Rt. 2. MocksviUe, and Mrs. Laura
Jane Bairinger of Granite Quony;
one brother. J. W. CSiarles of Rt. 4,
Moeksville.
WEST INFANT
Granveside service were conduct
ed at 2 p. m. Friday, August 20, at
the Mac^nia Moravian graveyard
by the *Rev. Taylor Ldtin for Sdlie
West, infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles B. West of Rt. 1. Ad
vance.
The chSd died Thursday mming
at 9:06 at Davie Cotmty HoMiM.
The baby was bom there about 12
hours earlier.
Survivors. In addition (o the par
ents. are the maternal grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs.. Richard G. Mdton of
Rt. 1. Advance: the patoual grand
mother. Mis. Luther West of Rt. 1,
Advance,
MRS. NOAH ROBERTSON
(Funoul services for Mrs. Genevl-
eve Gentmde Robertson, ra, of Rt. 2.
Advance, were cmducted Sunday,
August 22 at 2 pjn. at ElbasviUe
Methodist Qirdi by the Rev. Billy
Clinard. Burial was in the church
cemeteity.
'Mrs. Robertson died Thursday at
6:60 pan. at her home.
Born Ju^ J9, 1888, In (DavIe Coun
ty, die was the daughter of the late
WiUlam and Emma EUis Lyons.
She was married to ftoah Robert
son. who siusvives. Other survivors
are four sons, Cecil, Edward, and
Virgil Robertam. all of RL 2. Ad
vance, and IWiniam Robertson of
High Roint: and six grandohiUlrcn.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, August 26, 1965
Heiry Sunn
IHnWille
nil Friday
Hefiry C. Swftim, 51, of
CUrrboro, fcmus'ly of Coolee'
mee, an omploye of the Book
Exchange of Univenitjr of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill,
died cf a heart attack Wed-
neaday moming at hia home.
He was bom in Fonyth Coun
ty to Sidney A. and Mary
D. Swaim.
Surviving are his wife, Mrc.
OoUy Spry Swaim; three
daughlera. Miss Mary Btea-
beth Swaim of the he me and
Mrs. GayoeU Harris and Mra.
Joyce WUIard of Winston-
Salem: and a sister. Mrs. R,
D. Cooksey of Lewisville.
The funeral will be at 11
a.m. Friday at Eaton's Cha
pel. Anoth^ funeral will be
at 4 P.M. Friday al Carrb:ro
Baptist Churd^ Burial will
be in Westwood Cemetery at
Carrboro.
vine, te. 4. died «t M P.
M Satwdar «t hoM. Be
vats bora bh Daradm Coum
tf to At&vd ead May Dims
Gfaddh.
Surviviac wn nine mm; C,
Ol, Cttfloa, lioyd amd Roy
&vUb of ModorvlUe, WL 4L
laditaT, deno Ondib of
jliDcksville Rl 2 Vsn Gndib
ef SMvi&eUI Vau, and Gtmy
jGnAb of Ooleme; two
'dmsNeex, Mtsl John Henry
I
Mrs. Henty T. Baralwtdl of
IChuNhlnd; and two hndt*
CIS W. A. wd tee Gndib
^ Bt Sl
Ibe iMneral wa« hM M 3>
M P. M. Monday at Mnn*!!
(ChipeL Boria] ves sa Sondy
iCreek Ocnetcty m Devidhwn
Mr. May 4. Fk
Xn. Bkarr Oiartes; Pn. Ck
of BMe 4. MoHcniUe died
FHdxr ofl^ttcnr. el her hfiie i
A natrre of Outvie County
was brvn March 9.
the daogbter of the late J.
C and Sallie Crump Charts.
She was married to Ledie
Pox who died in l^<t
Survivors include five sia-
anff of m. A MfAaigte, and
MtA tasoBOk lane Bnrnaper «f
Granite Qauty: one hMOKr,
J. W. Charts of BL A
MuUin^
Two funeral aeaimis wsc
heML the ffm was s l-JM,
PJL SsMhty in BMaa^s Vhn-j
«rai Chapel, the armnd «s
at 4 R IL M Hachr Bivsl
Baptist Chaich in ChatiiasI
Oounty. the Beuercnd F^edIBaros othfiated and ImiiM
was in Bochj Biver Church
oemetCffT-
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, August 26,1965
JLTHH
Mrs. %rrll^78,l
Of Moc|%(pe; n
M0CKSVI£LilrJ''te7SaUy'Hendrix Merreli, 78, Rt, 3,
MocksvilIe,.clied Wednesday at
4:15 p.in. at her fibjne.v^'^. i
Bom Octritl8,,>a889 iir?Davie |
County, she wias., thb daughter
of t^ewis and Eliza Young Hen
drix. ••
She was a member of Fork
Baptist Church where she had
been a teacher for 45 years
for the Women's Bible Class.
Survivors include the hus
band, George E. Merreli; two
1 sons, Aubrey - Merreli^ Rt. 3,
Mocksville and Bill Merreli; Rt.
2, Mocksville; two daughters,
Mrs... K. 0. Minor of Winston-
Salem, and Mrs. P. M. Johnson
of Rt. 3, Mocksville; one sist'ec;
Mrs. George Barnhardt, Rt. 2,
Advance; • 17 grandchildren;
three great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be con
ducted Friday at Eaton's
Chapel at 2 p.m. by thc^Bev;
Roy B. Young. Burial
in Fork Baptist Church
Cemetery. jl
The family will receive
friends at the fpneral hbme^
j tonight from 7 until. Bv -
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, September 2, 1965 - Page 4
HENRY C. SWAIN
Funeral services for Henry C.
Swain. S3, of Carrboro, wera C(HI'
duiBtcd at n am. Friday. Aug. 97,
at Eaton's Funeral Chapel. A second
service iwas held at 4 p.!n. at CaiT>
boro Bai^lst Chundi and burial was
in Wesfovood Cemeleiy at Carrboro.
(Mr. Swain died at his b<une Wed
nesday momins. Aug. 2S. Dead) was
unexpected, resultlns fiDni a heart
Fonmeriy of Cootcemcc, he was
an employee of the Book Excbanse
of the Univendly of North Carolina
at Chapd HiiL
Bom in Forsyth Coitnly, he was
the son of Sidney A. end Mary D.
Swalm.
Survivors include his wife. Mrs.
Dolly Spry Swsim; three daugh
ters. Miss Maiy fiiizsftielh Swalm of
the home, Mrs. Caynell Harris end
Mrs. Joyce <Wiliard, both of Winston-
Salem: one sister, fifrs. H. D. Codc-
sey of LowtsviUe.
MRS. J. W, DOUTHIT
Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia
WcsTDWORit; VOniMttnrAdvancc;
were conducted at 2:30 p. m. Stin-
doy, August 39, in Yadkin Valley
Baptist Church. The Rev. Alvls
Cheshiro officiated. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Mrs. Doulhil died at 4:15 p. m.
Friday In Davie County Hospital.
A native of Davie County, she was
born April 4, 1S73, the daughter of
Anderson and Amanda Miller West.
She was the widow of Jocob W.
Doulhil, and a member of Yadkin
Valley Baptist Church.
Survivors include one adopted son,
Henry S. Dcuthit of Rt. 1, Advance,;
two sisters, Mrs. Nancy Haoser of
Winston-Salem, and Mrs. EUa Haus-
er of Marshaillown. Iowa; seven
grandchildren; and 12 greatgrand
children.
Bio - Obituaries - 9/2/1965 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, September 2, 1965
JAMBS U F1.EM1NG
Funeral wrvices for James
Lenzy Fleming of Woodleaf.
Route 1 were held Wednes-
[day at Mi. Vemon Prcsby-
Itcrian Church in Rowan Coun
ty. liurial was in the church
rcmelery. He died Sant^
at his home.
A native i f Rowan Coun
ty, Mr. Fleming was a mem-
I bcr of Mt. Vcmun Presby
terian Church.
Survivors include his wife.
iMr.s. Connie Knox Fleming;
!five daughters. Mi.ss Eulalia
'Fleming of New York City,
,Mrs. Alma Cowan and Mrs.
Connie Neely tf Salisbury,
Mrs. Elizabeth Blake of Bal
timore, Md. and Mi-s. Ruth
Phifer of Greenst^oro; five
sons. James B. Flwning of
|Mocksvil!e. J. L. Fleming. Jr.
:f Fayettevillc, Ralph Flem
ing of the home, Bru<^ Flem
ing of Washington, D. C. and
Everett Fleming of Salisbu
ry-
Mrs.JiMbW.
Douthit
Mrs. Virginia West Douthit,
90. of Advance. Rt. 1, widow of
Jacob W. Douthit, died at 4:15
p.m. Friday in Davie County
Hospital.
She was born in Davie
County to Anderson and
Amanda Miller West. She was
a member of Yadkin Valley
Baptist Church.
Surviving are an adopted
son. Henry S. Douthit of Ad
vance, Rt. 1. and two sisters,
Mrs. Nancy Hauser of Mar-
sbaU-town, Iowa.
The funeral was at 2:30 p.m.
Sunday at Yadkin Valley Bap
tist Church. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Bio - Obituaries - 9/2/1965
Spomrl.
Wdker
Spencer Adam Walker, 60, of
llocksville, Rt S, suffered a
heart attack at his home and
died at 2:30 R M. Monday.
He was bom in Iredell Coun
ty to Robert and Maggie
Campbell Walker He was a
lieutenant in the North
Carolina State Priaen Depart
ment, Davie County unit.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Parl Lee Walker, fike daugh
ters, .Mrs. Shirley Henderson
Mrs. James Pharr, Mrs. Jerry
Church end Mrs. Larry Sou
ther of StatesviUe. and Mrs.
David Green of Mocksville;
four sons, John Thomas, Ray
mond. James and David Wal
ker of the home; and six sis
ters. .Mrs. Walter Fischer of
Hiuleah, Fla., Mrs. Mark L
Bush of Charleston, West Va.,
Mrs. Wayne Weaver of Olln,
Mrs. George Grant of Tur-
nersburg, Miss Lula Walker
of Union Grove and Mrs.
Imn Holbrook of North Wilk-
I esboro.
A. G.;Etheriige
Of Woodleaf
Augustus Guy Etbcridge, 68
of Woodleaf died Thursday at
4:30 p.m. at the Rowan Memo
rial Hospital. He h'^d been in
failing health for three and a
hall years.
Born Sept 7, 1896 in Dore
M^ty, he was the son of Mrs.
nfiy Johnson Etheridge and
tlie late Adam D. Etheridge.
He wa.s employed as a boilor-
moker with the Southrn Rail
way in the Spencer aho{» from
1916 until his reirement in
The funeral was held at 3
P. M. Wednesday at Mount
Vernun Baptist Church and
buriol was in Moss Method
ist Church cemetery in Ire-
idell County.
1961.
He was a memb^ of St.
George's Episcopal ^urch, a,
charter member of the Wood-
leaf Civitan Club, past master
of the Scotch-Ireiaild Masonic
lodge and a Corm^ member of
the Salisbury York Rite Ma
sonic bodies.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Janie Wetmore Sthertdge:
two sons. Guy W. Etheridge of
Woodleaf and Harold E. Ether
idge of Rt. 6; hit mother, a
brother. Adam, of Manteo;
sister. Mrs. John Wilson of
Manteo; five grandchildren.
Funeral servlcea were Satur
day at 3 p.m. at the Summer-
sett Funeral Chapel with the
Key. Donald Ffaaier and the'
Rev. J. L. Martin in charge.'
Burial was in Rowan Memorial
Park.
DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, September 9, 1965 - Page 2
Mrs. Lucille Cope
Dies From Injuries
■Mrs. Mary Cojk». M. of
Avnn Park. Florid.a. wife of .!. K.
Ccpe. (lied al a. m, Friday [
morning at a Monmo Hi>.sp]lal of )n>
j Juries received In nu uiUomobile ac<j cidcnl on Align .t 2Plh on U. S. 74'
I east roar Monroe.
! She WBS iiorn in D.nvic Coimly lo
Cli.nriic and F.nnnic Smith Fryc, Siie
was Q' gradiuilo of (ho City Memorial
School of Niirsinn in Wi!i.<ion-Siilom.
She had lived in Mocksvillc and ser
ved as Director ol Niirfc; al Ihc
Da\le County Hospital. For Ihe past
year she had boon head nnnso at
Avon Park Hospital In Florida.
Surviving arc hor husband: a son
.tnhn Kenneth Cope: a danghtor, Kay i
Eli;o Cope of the home: tier par
ents of Mocksville Rt. 4: a lirother.
Jame.s Fr>'e of Advance Rt. l; and
-3 <tglpr...\tir^ Xnylnr Vogtor of All-_
vancc Rt. 2.
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon al Eaton's Chnticl. Burial
W3.I in Ihe Macodnnia Moravian
Church Graveyard.
MISS CLARA KNOX
Miss Clara Knox. !12, of West Bank
Street. Sall iuiry. died at 8:40 a. m.
Wedncsdny at hoi* home.
Miss KnoN was horn in Davic
Cniinly. .She ntleiided private .schools
In .Sjli.vbury and was gi'adnated from
Peace College in Raleigh. She was
a nicmlier of Fir.it Pre.sijytorian
Church. Sali.sliiiry. There were no
immediate sun'ivors.
Funeral services far Mls-s Knox
were conducted at .1 p. m. Thursday
at the homo. The Rev. Herbert L.
Undcnvood and the Rev. Norman
MucDnwcll arficlolcd. Burial was In
Chednut Hill Cemetery, Salisbury.
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, September 9, 1965
Mary Lucille Cope
Divie County
Native Dies
After Wreck
Mrs. Hary Lucille Cope, 33,
of Avon Park, Fla., wife of
J. K. Cope, died at 8:30 a.ro.
Sept 2, at a Monroe hospital
of injuries rceived in an auto-mob^ aixident Aug. 29 on -U. a 74 east near Monroe. irfnijpib
She was born in Davie Coun-ty to Charlie and Fannie Smith ^
Frye. She was a graduate of oUte City Memorial Hospital Rt. 4, aSchool of Nursing in Winston- m.Salem. She had lived in Mocks- f """u, *ville and been nursing super- 'er^f Ad^nM, R^^^ -
visor of Davie County Hospital, 'For the past year she had been
head nurse at Avon Park Hos-pilal in Florida. Church graveyi
Bio - Obituaries -9/9/1965 DAVIE COUN
Surviving are her husband;
a son, John Kenneth Cope; aI daughter, Kay Elise Cope of
the bcune; her parents of
Mocksville, Rt. 4; a brother,James Wtft of Advance. Rt 1;
and a iliter, Mrs. Naylor Vog-
ler of Advanoe, Rt. 2.
The funeral was at 2 p.m.Sundgy at Eaton's Chapel.Burial vna in Macedonia Mora
vian Church graveyard.
DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, September 16, 1965 - Page 3
MISS DERTIIA ttOlAtKS
FiincrnI services for Miss Borlhci
Holiiiofl. 7!», of Olln. \vere held Tucs-
«loy. {jcpl, 14, nl Tabor tPresbylcrion
OnH'ch, Ircdell Coimiy. ■Buvlnl vns
in Ihe church comotery.
Rev. Ihiiotd Pliarr and Rev. \V. C.
Bwificld coniluctctl Ihc service.
She (lied Siindny Qt Ihe home of
I her sl.ilcr'In-l.'nv, Mrs. Sue Ifolmcs
of Mcck9\'lHc oflcr o lot« illness.
I She was l)orn In Ircdell County
' April 13. liiBC the dauBhlcr of the
Into Jnmos A. and EHzabdh Hnyes
Holmes.
Siirvlvin;! is n sislcr. Miss Nova
Hrrlmes of MochsvMIe.
MRS. JENNIE MAXWELl. |
iFiincrnl services for Mrs. Jennie'PoMs Wawtfll. 91. of Chicago. wcrC|
hold at 2 <>.m. Friday. Sept. 10. nl
Cliampaign. III. Sho dlod Wctlnos-
day in Chlcogo. Sho was tho slslcr:
of -Mrs. John Duncan of iMocksvllle.
noulo 3-
WnXTAM VAN EATON SPRINKLE
Wcmonol services loi' wiiiiwu vmi
Eaton Sprinkle. 59. of Ditrhom. were
hold Sunday at Lakowood Methodist
Clnn-ch In Durham. He was an or-
chllcct in the Durham-Chapel Hill
area.
Sprinkle, was Utc son of the
lale iRcv. -Henry Cloy Sprinkle, who
was once n ■Mcthodisl minister In
Mocka^'lllc. Among the stirvlvors are
two -brothers, Dr. <Hcnry C. Crinkle
of Now York City, former e<litor of
the Christian 'Advocate, published In
Greensboro: and T. W. Sprinkle of
High tPoinl.
Sprinkle igradualod from high
school in Greensboro and was a
graduate of iDtikc ond Yale -Univer
sities.
Ml*. Sprinkle was a nej^mv of Mrs.
J. St. Thoir^n, IMiss Martha Call,
ond "MHlon Call of Salisbury Street.
His romains will be brougjil hero this
week for burial.
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, September 16, 1965
Mri.W.l.feffifey Mrs. Shaver Wa
Died Toesday Biried Meaday
' M rs. Maiy Ella K ichoLs Bailey, j
i;7. of Moc-Usviile. Route 3.
wile of W. B. Baj.tey. died at
4:lf* P, M Tuesday after Ruf-
feiinu 0 bt;ii1 attack ut her
btmu'. S'f wus b. m it* D»-
\'n' Coiuiiy to M. 1".' jind
I.ul.n Nirholr. Slie
niontU I of Oak Grove Me-,
I'hurrh.
Survivlnr ber husband,
four daur. lets, Mrs. H. H.
y ster id Slate Koud, Route
J. Mrs. D L. Roger of Kun-.
ii.ipidis. IH 3. Mrs. C. F. Kits-
tor of ille, Rt. 3. and
Mrs. Matgaivl Kerly of C>o-
;ind two sisters, Mrs.
M. R Baker of Mocksville.
llouli- 4. and Mrs. W. U Mi-
i-ainiiKk id MoeksvUle. Rt. 2
TIm* funeral was at 4 p.m.
Tbui-sday at Oak Grove Metlio-
dist Cliurrb,Burial %va.s in tlte
ehUfx Ji iviueler)'.
Mrs. Callie Catherine Shaver.
91. of Kannapulis died at Jo-
Lene's Nursing Home Satur
day.
She was bom April 23. 1674.
the daughter of Benjamin and
Sarah Elizabeth Myer.<. She
was the cldesl member of
Woodieaf Methodist Church.
Her hu.sband. Alvin P. Shaver,
died in 1925.
She leaves three sons, Arn
old of Kannapulis. Dempsey. of
Coolemee, and N. C. of New-
berry S. C.; three daughters,
Mrs. Lois Davis and Mrs. Ruth
Pitts. Ixjth of Kannaixilis, and
Mrs. Ruth White of C<X)lee-
mee; 10 grandchildren and 14
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were cxm-
ducted Monday at 11 o'clock
' in the Woodieaf Metiiodist
Church and burial was in
Unity Church cemefery.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, September 23,1965 - Page 2
MBS. W. B. BARNEY
femoral soviccs for Mrs. W. B.
Bailoy. 07, of Rculo 3. were hold
8t 4 pjuL. Thursday, S^t. 16, ol
Oak Grova Molhodist CBur^, Bur^
ial tras in the chundi vom^cry.
She died at her home Tuesday.
Survivors indude. husband of Uic
homo; doushtors, hlrs. R. L. Loslcr
of State >Road, hfrs. D. L, Boger of
Rt 3, Kannapolis, Mrs. Charlie
Foster of Rt. 3, Mocfcs\'ttlc and -Mrs.
Ilorgaret Kcrley of Cooloemee: sis*
-ml—5? -5:r.:rr tt iTJ-..Toro7T!rs."fflriHi. Baker of Route 4,
MbckevUle ond Mrs. W. L. McClom*
rdck of Rt. 2. Bfocksviile.
Mrs. S. I. AJnander
Fhnerai services for Mrs. S. I.
Alexander, 7S, of Chnrlotte, were
held last Friday, Seplemlwr 17, at
3 p. m. ol 1st ARP Church. Inter
ment was in the ccmelery at Hunt-
crsvlilc. She died September 14.
She was born In Duvle County to
the lute James C. and Emma ijames
Booo,
Her hitsijand died in IPIS.
Surviving are three daughters:
Mrs. E. P. Pearee of Giwisboro,
Mrs. E. P. Pitt man of Charlotte and
Mrs. J. D. Mtirrny of Forest City:
two brothers. M. P. Booe of Louis*
vllle, Ky. and B. C. Booe of Winston*
Salem; one sister, Mrs. T. E. Woos-
ley uf Ctemmons.
MRU, W. n. NICHOLS
ITtinernl services for Mrs. W. B.
Nichols, ftt, of Route 3, were held
nl 4 iJ.m. Thursd.ny. Sept. in. nl
Onk Grove iMellmdlst Cfmrch. Rnrinl
\v.n.s in lite clnirdt ccmelery.
She died at her home Titesdny
daughlers, Mr«. R. L. I.nster of .Sinte
Sunivors: husltnnd of the home:
diinghtors. Mrs. ft. 1^ l.'isler nf Stulc
Road. Airs. O. >L. Roger of Rmttc 3.
Kannapolis, Mrs. C. F. Foster cd
Rmilc 3. Mocltsvilto. and Mrs. Mnr*
gnrct Kerloy of Conlcemce: sisters
Mrs. M. R, Baker nf Route 4.
Moeksville. ond Mrs^ W. L. McClam*
rock of Route 2. •Moc!<s\'illc.
MISS nP.RTIIA SOCKWELL
iFimcrol sendees for Mis-s Bertha
Lcc Sdcimx!]|. 71, were hold Monday.
Sept. 20, at Fricdens Uitheran
Owreh near Gihsonvillc. Biirint was
In the etnirch ccmelery.
She died unexpectedly Sunday mar*
liing jiLIjmn tllavcn Nursing Home
ndiero slie had been o patient for
■more then-two ycoro.
She iwos a native of Guilfnrd
County ond had ^vnrked In Greens
boro (OS a registered nurso for 33
years before retiring to licr home
in North Wtlkcsbom.
Survivors: three Mstcrs, 'Mis.s Mn*
mie and (Miss Ella Sockwcll, liolh ot
North Wilk^mro. and Mrs. Hugh C.
Bwing of Newport Now.s. Vo.j her
fitcpmoihor, Mrs. Rnsa Wagoner
Stfckwoll of Gi cen.sboro.
ENDS HARPR
Funeral scrvlcc.s for Enos W.
Iian>e. H7. of Rt. 2, were held at 4
p. m. Tuesday. Sepicmiicr 21, nl
Eaton's Baptist Church. Burial w.ns
in tito church cemetery.
Mr. llarpc. a lifelong resident of
the Eaton's Rapt! it Oliiirch com*
munity, died at 3 a. m. Monday. He
had liecn in declining liealth tiio post
few years and seriously III since
May when he suffered a stroke.
He was born In Yadkin County,
Oct. 9. 1B77, to Monj'oc and Louise
Hoots Harpo.
Ho retired from active farming in
1918.
He was a mcmlscr of Eaton Bap
tist Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Bcttic
Coltetle Harpe of the home: five
daugltlers, Mrs. W. O. Ilamploii.
Mrs. Roy 0. Keigcr and Mrs. R. B.
"Uickj oil tif Wlnsfon-Suiem. Mrs.
P. E. Milsier. liutciwndcnco. Mo.
and Mrs. C. L. Wcrtz of Fon l.au*
derdale, Fla.; five sons. E. Burton
llarpc, M. W Jliar|)e. Wilson C. liar-
pc, of Wlnslon-Snlem, Paul F. llarpc
of Farmington; a sister, Mrs. W.
Astor Shctlon of Mocks\'ille. Rt. 2;
16 grandddidrot and eight great
grandchildren.
Bio - Obituaries - 9/23/1965 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, September 23, 1965
Enos W. Harpe
MOCKSVILLE -- Enos W.
Harpe. HT, a retired farmer
ff MockaviUe. Rl. 2. Eaton's
Baptist Churrh c^^mmunity,
died at 3 A M. Monday at ''ii
home. He was iiorn in Yad-
kin County and was a mem
ber of Eaton Baptist Church.
Survivinfi arc his wife. Mrs.
BeMic ColMte Harpe; five
daughters, Mrs. W. O. Hamp-
l: n, Mrs. Roy O. Keiger and
Mrs. R. B. Hicks of Winston-
Salem, Mrs. P. E. MiJsler of
Independence. Mo., and Mra.
C. L. Wert7« of Fort Lauder-
dale. Flo.; five sons. E. Bur
ton, M. W. and WiUon Harpe
of Mocksville, Route 1 and
Joe C. Harpe cf Farm-
ington; and a sister. Mn. W.
Astor Sbelton cf MocksviUe,
Route 1.
The funeral was at 4 P.
M. Tuesday at Baton's Bap
tist Chun^. Burial ww in
the cbiirch oameiary.
MOCKSvnXB ~ Ttis 3 Ao'-
uld daughter of Donald, iie
and Judy Ball Tueker
IfccksviUe, Bt. S, died IgL
4 A. M. Wedncaday at
Hospital in Winstcn-Sitaii
where she was taken shoi^jS;'
rtfter birth at Dav.e Coun^'l
Hospital. ,1
Surviving heikle? her par-
entr arc her graf^dparents, I
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Ernest Hall of
Mocksville and Mr. and
J::tph Tuckei cf AdvanoCt
Route 1.
A graveside service wUl bei
at 11 A. M. Thursday at Ad
vance Baptist Church
lery.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, September 30,1965 - Page 5
n. p. JOttDAM
■Pimcnil iTrvIces for Benjamin
Fmnklln Jnrilnn. 73, of Coolcrmcc.
were held at 4 p. m. Stindoy. Sept*
cntlicr 2d. at First Baptist Cltiirch.
Coolccmoe The Bev, Cliariea P
Biirchellc. Jr, and the Bev. W. B.
Frost officloied. Burlol was in Bo-
wnn Memorial Park.
Ifo died laic Friday afternoon in
Bmvnn Memorial Hospltol.
A member of First Boptist Chntch
be 0 Bcdmon ond n member of
the POS of A. He woj relTroci from
Envin Mills where he wwdted 50
years.
A notlvc of Davidson Connty.
April fl. 1802. the son of the lote
Qoorse W. and Alice Spry Jordan.
He was. twice married. His first
wife, the former MiJiS Haltie Good*
man, pre edcd him in death.
Stin'lvo s Inelitdp his second wife,
Mrs. Mai ;orct SllUwell Jordan: two
dniifihler!. Mrs. Paul Hodgo of Hi.
4. Mocks' lite, and Mrs. Henry Bain*
ey of Bi 8. Sollsbury; three sons.
Scott. BsF. and Jimmle Jordon, oil
of Coolcance: eight gramlchlldron;
ond threa great grandchildren: throebrothers.'Dewoy on^ Adam Jordan,
both of Coolcomee, and Boxter Jor
dan of Salisbury; one sister hira,
Ernest Tiller of Leoksvllle.
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fhike Pope
Funeral .«cn1ccs for Marshall
Dul:e Pope, 74. of Bt. 2, were con
ducted at 3 p. m. \Vc.-tnc8d.iy. Sept-
, ember 20. at Baton's Baptist Church,j Durhil was in the church cemetery.I Mr. I*cpc. n dairy farmer, died
at 10:40 a. m. Monday at his home.
• He was prcaiilent of the Davic Cmin*
' ly Farm Bureau ond n member oflinlon's Baptist Church.
Surviving nrc hb wife. .Mrs, Min
nie While Pope: two_so^nj, lloudmun
Pepc of Mocksvillc, Bl. i. vRTJolili
Henry Pope of Minneapolis. Minn.:
and twu daughters. Mrs. Loyd H.
i Brown of Norfolk. Va. and Mrs. Bol>*
cri Shaw of Stanford. Conn.
Charlie B. Angcil
Funeral services for Charlie
Brantlcy Angcil. 65. cf Rl. a. were
ccnditcled nt 4 p. m. Wednesday.
September 29. at Blaise Baptist
Church. Burial was In Joppa ccmc-
Mr. Angcil, 0 dairy faimeri dtod<
at .3; 13 p. m. Monday at t to &pUsl
Hospital in Wlnslon*Bal<iill,
He was born in Davto Ooiuily to
Wdlinm B. ond Margorii Galthcf
Angcil and was a membet of Blelin
Ba|)tl.t Church.
Surviv;ng arc his wife, itrs. Min-i nie Latham Angcil; IhVeo sons.
Charlie Gaiiher and Vorloius BarnesI Angcil of Mocksvillc, Bt. 8, ond
Brvln Jones Angcil of Mocksvllto,'Bt. I: three brothen. W.jD. Angell
, of K.mnapall}:, Hiwalhn 'AngeU of
Mocksvillc. Rl. 4. and C.' J. Angcil
of Mocksvillc. Bt. 5; n sister. Mrs.Trcsao Mesrick of Orlajido. Flo.:and two iiolf brothers. Tilpcn Angellof Mocksvillc. Bt. 3. aid BradcyAngcil of Winston-SalemI
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COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, September 30, 1965
il^ act U, afed
in Dor*
OMroUaa UCi
apMIt UBteCBlnc
ty. taiMl ttrv^
fid mi h/M QD
JCncm onpUii
liteicli» wiw* ht
n in Moort Coun*
rhroci inelude his
laufhtcra, three
n tad • number
i nefihews. Ha ti
me sister, Mrs.
irlock of Coolee*
waft a, dM it IMO A. M.
Ilbaiiy at u home He wtt
pfftiidMit of ttio Dtvic CouQ-,
ty Vtim Buroon and a mem-
of Eaton's lindiit Church.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Minnie White Poye; two aeiii^
Roadman Pope of Mecfcsvffle,
Route 1, and John Henry
Pope of Minneapolis, Minn.;
and two dau<htex^^ Mrs. Lloyd
R Brown of Norfolk, Va. uid
Mrs. Robert Shaw of Stan
ford, Conn.
The funeral war at S PJf.
Wednesday at Baton*! Miptist
Church. Burial was M the
church cemetery.
Mm. He was bom in Datda
County to Nathaniel and Mary
Garwood Hcndria.
SurvhriiM an htowMh llNS
Lriia Fry Handrix; two daii*
JarvM «l a
mn. Paul HOndrM
siDe, Rt S. a brother, B. N.
Hcndrix of Advance Rt 3;
and a sister Mrs. Mtdia Wflr
llama of Leadnclan. /
The fwiltral wiD be at it
P.'il. Pri^ at Shaa^^Bi^
mlal Baptirt Chuich <at .xK
ington. Burial wfll be tai EfW
BM^t Church eeneteey In
Da vie County.
tShtifie B. Jli|iy
Charlie Brantley AnfeU, BB,
a dairy fanner of Mocksvila.
Route 5. died at 3:15 P.M.
Momliy at Baptist Hospital in
WiaMon-Salein. He waa born
in Davis County to William
B. and Margaret Gaither An-|
gel! and was a member M
Blaise Baptist Church.
Sill iilnlng are his wife, Mrs.
Minnis LaHiam AngeU; three i
sons, ChJOUe Angell of Mocks-
vile. Rt 8» and Ervin Jones
AngeU of MocksviUe, Rt 1; t
hrothan, W. a AapM ^
KimiMWlB. YHwiAa
of MoekfviUe, Route 4, Mt
C. J. Angell of MoektviBa,
Route 6. a sister. Mrs. Ttm-
ta Mcaaiek of Onndo, ila.;
and two half brothers, TQte
Angril of' MocksviUe, Boutn
3, aad Brtidr AngeU otWn*
The funml was at 4 PJL
Wednesday at Blaise Biptiit
duirch. Burial wss In Joppa
Cemetery.
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1
•A
Sunday «l OiVlS
til. IfacktrilH
iUncai.
A nitiva ol nmyth
It-
SiU^Miry. J. iMrcn
Boute 1* ClavibliA
AOm of MmwIlRt tmp ib.
tpi Ite -idn Kialqr and
i|nt.Tiin Daaton of Bovla 1,
Kodleaf a gienddiUd.
in tha dMPah
PallNmre
!b»3F. died at 4dD Am
if. BMiaidiiy «t Rowan |f»-
m»m IHMRtSai. She wm
Mn Ip Aowan County tP
Stomps A. #od ifartha Tonnf
Maa^ tiw wai a aofaool
liidtir i|n Itowan County b
•arljr iiii. She was a mem-'
Aer of Mount Tabor Metho-'
dbt Chimdt in Rowan Coun
ty-
Surtdviog ftpe two brothers,
field A Mmnm of Salisbury
and illMml Y. Monroe of
Chddtbofo. aiM two sisters.
C. S. S^ttay and Mrs.
Scolt 'Weant of Salisbury, fit
iSie funeral was at 8M P.
M. MioskIw at Mount Tabor
Methodist Churdi. fiuriai was
In the ohuroh oamMery.
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Lotilfl A* Hendrfae
The lUneral of Louis Anderson
Hendrlx. 60, of Lexington was held
at 2 p .m. Friday. October 1, at
Sheets Memorial Baptist Church at
Lexington. Burial was In Fork Bap*
tist Church cemeloiy In Davle Coun
ty.
Mr. Hendrlx, former Davle County,
resident, died Wednesday. Septcm-|
her 29. In the Baptist Hostel at
Wbiston-Salem. I
Survivors: wife, the former Leila
Fry; daughters. Mrs. Lawrence
Oraver, Route 2. Advance Mrs. Foy
Jonds of Lexington; son. Paul Hen
drlx of Moduvlilo. Route 9: broth-,
er, E. H. Hendrlx of Route 3, Ad*;
jrancc; .shtec, Jdcg. Mollf^ Wtlliares
of I^ngton.
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MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, October 14,1965 - Page 4
THOMSON INFANT
GravcsMo servfoes (to Natfjdh
Ronald llMmsoa, oite^ajHwd tan
of Rev, end (Nbv. Ron Thmnflini.
woro hold Sunday, Octfaer 10, at 9
p. sn. in Liberty Raptlrl Churdi
cemetery with the Rov. Albert
Bracken ofneiallng.
(The child died Saturday In Rowan
Memorial HospHol.
Ofe is survived by his parents,
who Uvo el Rt 2, MockaviUo: one
brother, John David Thomson of the
home: bis Rrandparents. Mr. and
Mra. James York of Rt 2, Modes-
vilto and lUaden J. Thomson of Man*
roe, Midi.
JOHN TAYLOR
Fimeral sonlces for John Marbm
Taylor, 78. wvre conducted Monday.
October II. at 2 p. m. in Nccdmorc
Baptist Church with Rev. H. L. CB^
roll and Rov. Ronnio Ulroy ofRciat*
Ing. Burial was In the church ceme*
tcry.
. Mr. Taylor-dicd-Saturday-at-htc-
home. Rt 1. Woodleaf.
He was a retired farmer and mem>
ber of Needmorc Baptist Churdi. *Hc
was tfom March 3, 1877, in Dado
County .son of (Mr. end Mrs. Jdhn
Wi»Ie>- Taylor.
He Is sunivcd his widow, the
(brmcr M](fis C|ossle Boger; tsvo
daughters, ^Vlrs. Alomo Seamen of
lU. 2, Clei'clond and Mrs. James F.
Seamon of Rt i, Woodleaf: one son.
Paid Taylor Of Rt I. Woodleaf;
three grandchildren and four great
grandchildren: one brother: Jesse
Taylor of Rt 1. Geveland.
WILLIAM R. BENNETT
Funeral services for William Roy
Bennett 60, were conducted Sunday
at 2:30 p. m. at Hebron Baptist
Churdi. Burial was In the church
cemetery.
He died at 0:30 p. m. Friday at
ircdell Memorial Hospital. Ho was a
retired farmer end a member of
Hebron Baptist Church. He was born
to Harvey Burette and Cynthia Bur
ton fienndt
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Pearl-
ie Mae MulUs Bennett; a son, Wiilic
A, Bennett of Boone; two daughters,
Mrs. Ed Speaks of Unim Grovo and
Mrs. Franklin Warren of Kembridge,
Va.; a brother, Ray Bennett of Stat-
csviUe; and a sister, Mrs. Houstmi
Hendcrson'of'StatesviQe.
ROSCOE C. FLETCHER
Funeral services for Roscoe C.
Fletcher, 6S, ^re held Monday,
October U, at 2:30 p. m. at Grassy
Knob Baptist Church. Burial was in
tho church cemetery.
Mr. Fletcher, of the Union Grove
Community, a farmer, died at G
a. m. Saturday at home. He was
bom to T. A. end Mary Shoemaker
Fletcher.
Surviving arc two brothers, Eli
Fletcher and Baxter Fletcher of
Union Grove: a sister. Miss Ino
Fletcher of Union Grove; and his
slepmotbcr. Mrs. Leila Fletcher ol
Union Grove.
A, W. BUNCH
Austin Whltfietd Bunch 89, of 139
Park Statesvllie, Street, retired sec
retary-treasurer and general mana
ge' of Bunch Furniture Co.. died
Sunday at Lynn Haven Nusing Homo
at Mocksvfllo.
Atr. Bunch moved to Stateiville in
1912 and bought on Interest In Craw^
ford-Kennedy Furniture Co. The
name of the firm was changed to
Crawford-Bundi Furniture Co.. and
later Mr. Bunch bought out the
Crawford Interest. Ho retired about
24 years ago.
Ho was 0 former president of the
N. C. Merchonls Association and the
Southern Retail Furniture Dealers
Assodalim and was an organiser
and former president of the Stalcs-
viile Merchants Association.
Mr. Bunch was bom in Murray
County, Tcitn., und was formerly
Sunday school superintoidenl end u
meitdier of the offlelal hoard oC
Boaixl Street Methodist Churdi.
Surviving are his wife, Mra. Min
nie Rowo Davis Buaeh; (our ions,
Thomas B. Bunch of the home, Hen
ry R. and David A. Bunch of States-
viilc and Charles L. Bundi of Moeks-
villo; two brothers, F. B. Buiuh Sr.
of Lakeland, Fla., and H. Ross
Bunch of Statesvllie; and a slste*.
Mrs. George D. Caldwen of Amor-
illo, Tex.
The funeral was held at 8 p. m.
Tuesday at Broad Street Methodist
Church. Burial was In Oakwood
Cemetery.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, October 14, 1965
WMiiiif Am
Martin Luttivr Boot, 6S. of
Rcuta 1. Woodtoaf. died at 7:.
20 A. U. Monday at hia home.
He bad been In decUninc
health for wvcnl yean and
aeriouily ill for two weeks.
A son of the late Jacob A.
and Marfarat & Pouta Boat, he
was a native of the Concor-
dia community of Rowan
County. He had been a fann
er for moat of hii life He
was a membed of Unity Pres
byterian Church. His wife,
Mrs. Mary Lee Powlas Bost,
died Hay 23» I960. A Km,
James P. Bost, was killed
in World War 11.
Survivors include six sons,
Richard C. and Hobert L.
Boat of the home, Robert F.
and Fred L. Bost of Woodleaf.
Jason A. Bost of Salisbury,
an John B. .Bost of Cherry
Hill, N. J.; three daufhters.
Mrs. MsTgaret B. Edison of
the home. Mrs. Ruth B. Edson
of Salisbury and Mrs. Helen
IB. Tysinger cf Charlotte: two
I brothers, Arthur A Boat of
Kannapolls and Kmanuel 8.
Boat of Route 3, Moo.csvUle;
a aister, Mrs. Lillie Ritchie
of Route 3. China Grove; 14
grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted St at 8 P. M. Wednes
day at Unity Presbyterian
Church by the Rev. Alan B.
Wells. Bu.'lal was in the
church cemetery.
JOiK
John Karitft ef
Woodleat Route L died at
12:45 P. M. Saturday at hia
home. Be was bom M Daviel
County to J(din Wealay and
Martha Baton fhylor. Ha waa
1 letlrcd fannar and a aaem-
bar of Needmora Baptist
Cburcb.
Surviving are his wife, Mra
Toasie Boger Taylcri two
daughters, Mrs. iMito SaafeKm
of Cleveland, Rt 2, and Mrs.
James F. Seamen of Wood-
leaf. Rt 1. a aon, Paul
lor of Woodleaf, Rt 1^ and
a brother, Jesse Tayku- of
Cleveland, Rt 1.
The funeral was hekl at
2 P. M. Monday at Needmore
Baptist Church. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
MkaiThoBpiN
I MOCKSVILLE—Nathan Ro
nald Thompson, day-old son
of the Rev. Rcnold Eugene
and Evona York Thompeon,
died at 1 P. M. Saturday at
Rowan Memorial Hwpit^.
Surviving are his parents
of Mocksville, Rt 2; a bro^-'
er, James David Thompsmi of;
the home: and his grandpar-
enta. M . and Mra. James R.;
York of Mocksville, Rt. 2, and i
n Hayden J. Thompson of Mon
roe, Mich.
A graveside service was
held at 2 P. M. Sunday at Ll-
barty Baptist Church ceme
tery.
Bio - Obituaries - 10/14/1965
Johl H. Sure
MOCKSVILLE - John Hen
ry Shore. 93, a retired far
mer cf Mocksvile, Rt S. died
•t 4:10 P. M. Wednes^y at
Forsyth MemoriaJ Hospttatl in
Winston-Salem. Ha was bom
in Vadkin County and was a
IftiOB and iiMdibi I' of Encn
Baptkrt ChuftM His wife. Mrs.
RosaHn StMbuH Shore, died
in 1964.
' Sttrvlvillfl are six daughters,
Ita W. P. WMkw and Mrs.
W. T. Dwiggins of Mocksville,
Route 2, Mrs. Ballard Warn
er and Mrs. C. W. Marshall
Of A|oclWriB« Route 9,
Mr$, tL It Oodb^ of Sal-
islNury. Rt. t, and Miss Helen
Shore of t e honw, a sister,
Mm idn Sitom May of Win-
sthn Bblwh; and a half bro-
thei^' itonlmir Miore of Win-
The funercl will be at II
A M. 8atu*di% at Eaton*a
Fimerial Homd. Burial wiU be
•in Rncn Baptist Church ce^
inftaiy.
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COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, October 14, 1965
G. Leslie Efird
ijfceC-
biM
ALHEfliilRLB — O. Leslie
£firtf. 79. M Aoute S. Albe-
ittar)^,'4IM Sunday morning
in Chti4Mte Memorisl Hot-
piUl^M .1
FuiKCnl - services wer« con-
duct^ ^lUesday at 11 A.lf.
in ,CnQt:9. &ptist Church
wlti^ biria! in the church
cem^ery^ The Rev. O. H.
Bolehtii'officiated.
Mr/Eft:d. a native of Stan-
ly Ooiidtty, was a retired ru
ral <irigll carrier. He was the
6on.>*ofUli^ late Mr. and Mrs.
His ftrat wife, Mary Ann
HerloeVer. is deceased. His
second wife, Mrs. Myrtle Hoo
ver Hflrd,- survives. Other sur-
vivorsi include cne son. Cullen
Efird of Albemarle; 3 step
sons, Bfai^ford Hoover of Coo-
lesroea^JOyle Hoover cf Or
lando, Fla...A^ Kenneth Hoo
ver of SMumry* one step-
dai4ghtes^ lifts. Wayne Flow
ers. of Rosedale, Ind.; lour
brL.thers,^ Noah. Glenn, and
Lee Efird of Route 4. Albe
marle, ' wild Toley Efifd of
Charlotte: two sisters, Mrs.
Homer''BuJeson of Route-4.
Albemarle. and ^rs. RIam
Whitley of Oakboro; twc
grandchildren.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, October 21, 1965 - Page 2
RonRRT ri/>ANINOER
nntwrt Wilson ClnaninRor. 30, ol
I9HI Rmnltcy SIitpI, Winslnn^lcm.
on cmplo>vc jif llie Dahnsnn Co..
ivns (tcoil on arrival .it llapllsl tins*
pllol at 12:30 p. m. Sund.iy nllrr
niffvrln); a heart attack at hi.< homo
lie was Itom In D.ivlc County to
.lamos P .and llcnriclla Wilson
C1o.nnlnitcr and spent most of his life
In Win 4on«Snlcm. lie had been cm-
pti^'eil by the Rnhnsun Co. nine
years.
Surviving Is n brother. Jnmcs P.
Cloanlnger of llic home.
The funeral was oC 2:30 p. m.
Tuesday nt Ilaywori!i'>Miller Chapel.
Bitrial was In Far.;>'th Memori.nt
Park.
John II. Shore
Funeral services for .Tohn Henry
Shore, 03, a retired former of
Mflcksviile, Rt. s, were hetd Sat..
October 10, at tl a. m. at Baton's
Funeral Homo, nitrlal was in Enon
Baptist Church centctery.
Mr. Shore died at 4:10 Wednesday
at Forsylh Memorial Hospital In
Wlnston>SaIcm.
He was born In Yadkin County
and was a Mason and nieml)cr of
Enon Baptist Church. His wife, Mrs.
Rosalie Steetman Shore, died In
1904.
Surx'lving arc six daughters. Mrs.
W. P. Walker and Mrs. W. T. Dwlg-
gins of Mochsvillc. Rt. 2. Mrs. Bait-
ard Warner and Mrs. C. W. Marshall
of Mocksvilie, Rt. S, Mrs. E. U God-
bey of SaliJniry. Rt. 1. and Miss
Helen Shore of Ihc home; a sister,
Mrs. Ida Shore May of Winston-
Salcm: and a half brother, BcnlMW
Shore of Winston-Snlem.
MATT LEE WEBB
Ftineral sendees for Matt Leo
Webb, of Coolcemce, were held
'Hiei^y. October 19, at 3:30 p. m.
at the Good Shepherd auireh with
the Rev. Grafton Cockrcll in charge
Burial was in the Unity Prcsliyterlan
cemetery in Woodteaf.
Mr. Webb, a mail carrier in Cool>
eemee for 45 years prior to his re*
ticment In 10(&, died Sunday night
at Davie COun^ Hospital. He was
83 yeas old and a resident of S3 Dav
ie Street in Cootcemee.
Mr. Webb had been in declining
health for several years.
He was born In Rowan Cotinty,
May 2, 1882 and was educated In the
Rowan Cotmty schools, lie was a
n«nd)cr of Good aicpherd Episcopal
Churdi.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Mary Lycrly Weiib to whom he was
married in 1806; four sons, Thomas,
of Mocksvilie, Isaac, of Alexandria.
Va.. William W.. of Cocleemcc, and
Robert P. of Renslnglcn, Md.; four
daiighlors. Mrs. A. J. Kirby of
Washington, D. C., Mrs. M. G. Band-
Ik of Wa^ington, Mrs. Joe Becalos
of Glenn Miiis, Pcnna., and Mrs.
John Moore of Winston-Salem: a
brother, D. C. Webl> of Cleveland;
10 grandchildren and eight great
grandchildren.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, October 21, 1965
MATT LCC WKBB
Mitt Lee Webb,
CeoleeHee
Mail Carrier
COOLEEMEE - Matt Lee
Webb, a mail carrier here fzr
45 years prior to his re
tirement in 1962, dted Sun
day nigM at the Da vie Coun
ty Hospital. He was 63 years
old and a resident of 53
Davie Street here.
Mr. Webb had been in de
clining health for several
years.
He was born in Rowan
County, May 2. 1862, and was
educated in the Rowan Coun
ty SchocU. He was a nnember
I of Good Shepherd Episcopal
' Church.
He s survived by his widow
I Mrs. Mary Lycrly Webb, to
whom he was married in 19(M
four sons. Thomas, of Mocics-
ville, Isaac, cf Alexandria. Va.
William W.. of Cooleemee. and
Robert F. of Kensington. Md.,
four daughters, Mrs. A. J.
Kerby of Washington. D. C.
Mrs. M. O. Bandik of Wash-;
infton. Mra. Joe Becaies of
Glenn Mills. Pa., and Mrs.
John Moore of Winslon-Sa-
lem; a brothtr. D. C. Webb
of Cleveland, 10 grandchild
ren and eight great-grandchil
dren.
Rite.s were Tuesday at 3:-
30 P. M. at the Good Shep
herd Church with the Rev.
Grafton Cockrell in charge.
Burial was in the Unity Pres
byterian cemetery at Wood-
leaf
iKX!KSVILUMfs. TW-
va StaffOTd MM, O, of
HocksvUle, Route 6, wife of
Nathan C. Potta» Aied at t JO
a. m. Tuesday at Tetvih Ife*
moral KcapHai in Wfaiston-
Salem. She was bom in For*
sjrth County to Andrew and
Carrie Hedgecodt ^affvd
and w» a member of Biaby
Presbyterian ChundL
&irvivmg are her husband;
a daughter, Mrs. Moris Dillon
of Mocksvilie. Rt. a sen*
Cletus Potu of Omnseburg
S. C.; a brother, Curtis U
Stafford of Roustoo, Texas;
and five sisters, Mia. Erma
Potts cd Colfax, Mia. Grace
Coltrane of KernenrriUe. Mrs.
Mary Williams of RMb Polfit,:
Mrs. NeUie Futnay of,
Charlestcn, W. Va.. and Mrs.
Oline McRoy of New York
City.
The fuiwra] was at 9 p. tn.
Wednesday at Btxby Prealw
terian Church. Btartol was in
the churrii cemetery.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, October 21, 1965
Mn.Md(diy
OflMleaf
Mrs. £Uie Bail^ IfeAulay,
76. cf Woodiest died at 7:40
a. m. Saturday at a Salifbury
nursing borne She had been
ill for about three moeitha.
Dau^ter of the late Jcdm
Anderson and Annie Weftinore
Bailey, she was a native of
Rowan County. She Uught Woodleaf. Previouily a retid-
school fcr a number of years at Mt Gileari, she was m-
before her marriage, and dur- the Presbyterian
ing World War I she worked Church there.
for the gownuTTOt ta Her hioband, John A. Mc-
mgton After her ht^d ^
died, she was a librarian at
Woodleaf School
She was a member of St. Survivors in^ude a number
Gecrge's Episcopal Oiurch, of first cousins.
BwUft A. ComiinB, SS, d
« Mli Mib Way Arvado^ Col-
' nndktf wnsm tcaUett itf Sal-
\ iteyt dlad at IM PM, Tn-
' day at a hnapital in Oesver,
{ Cblo.
f Son of Mrs. J. S. Cocn^
\ Mm of Sa&iAtiy and the fade
> itr. CcfneUaon, he was a na-
' tive of BalMnuy. He was as
sociated with the PurcdU Drug |
' Store in Albemarle and with
' the Southern Railway for ma
ny ycafS- In ItSS Iw became
avocialed with the Dow Q)e-
mical Co. He was a member
of nrst PreAyterian Church i
of Salisbury and the Moose i
Tifilgfi
In addition to his mother, ]
other survivors incline his'
wife, the fonner Helen Za^-
aty of C<^eemee; two sons.
Tim Comelison cf the honve
aiul Harold A. Com^iaon Jr.
of Cheyet\ne. Wyoming two
daugtden, Mrs. Charles Hay-
nes and Mrs. Robert G. Hug
hes of Westminster, Colo; four
brothers, J. C. Cortttlison. of
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Salisbury, James Comelison of
Spencer. Stephen Comelison
of Clinton, Md., and William
Comelison of West Ridge, Co
lorado. and 6 grandcfaUdr«i.
Funeral services were con
ducted Tuesday at Ctopel of
the Ansals. Denver, Colo.,
with burial m Golden, CoUx
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DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, October 28,1965 - Page 2
A State And Community Leader
Rlrs. George Hi. Apperson
OfClTgiT—
ought to be. Mrs. Beulah Vernon Apperson proved herself
to toe a leader In many ways. ^
Most of her life slie spent as a teacher and the leader-
ship she exijrosscd in this profession is to be found in the
achievements of many of her former pupils.
She was a leader in Home Demonstration Club work
and here her talents were recognized far outeide the bounds
of Davie County. She was president of the State Federation
of Home Demonstration Clubs in 1048-49 and then wm
named president of the Countiy Women's Council of the
ITnttcd States in 1950. ^ , ..i. a t i a
In 1953 she was elected vice-president of the Associated
Country Women of the World and rqiresented the United
States at a meeting held in Europe.
In 1952 Mrs. Apperson received the Woman of the Year
plaque from the Progressive Fanner magazine.
Active also in affairs of her county, Mis. Apperson
organized the Junior Red Cross in Davie and later served
as its county chairman. She was a director of the Davie
County Red Cross Chapter from 1953 to 1959. She was a
memi^r of the original board of trustees of the Davie Coun
ty Hospital, a position she still held at the time of her
death.
iSrs. Apperson was bom in Davie County to Buford B.
and Mary Henderson Vernon. She graduated from Asheville
Teachers CoUege, Woman's College in Oreeni^ro and cat-
awba College in SalisbuiY.
She was a member of the Coolcemee Presbyterian
Chur<A.. .... .......
A&s. Apperson died at 2:30 p. m. Monday at the Lynn i
Haven Ntu^ng Home in MocksviUe. Funeral services were
held Wednesday afternoon at the Cooleemee Presbyterian
Church. Burial was in Cherry Hill Cemetery.
Surviving In addition to her huM^and, George M. Ap-Jerson of MocksviUe Rt. 4, are a son, George M. Apperson.
r. of Memphis, Tenn.; and two daughters, Mrs. David
Davis of Cleveland, N. C., and Mrs. Bayly Turlington of
Sewanee, Tenn.
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lto>'Acn acmcnl
Fmuci'oI servicps for llayifrn Cle*
mcnl. W. wore comhictpd nl a p. ni.
Tnrstlny ol t-wko*' Kplscopal
Chnrch In Salislniry. Burial was In
Clicslinil Ilin C»'meler>'.
Mr. Clement, former assistant at
torney Bencrol of North Carolina and
meml>cr of lite state Senate, died
Simdiiy at his home.
He hail Iteen In dccUnlns hcallh
for several j'cnrs,
Clement was a former solicitor of
the IWh .liullelal District and while
in th.1t capacity prosecuted Gasion
B. Mcanss ctwrged with the murder
of Maude Kins ne.ir Concord In 1917.
HE was a native of Mocksvllle
and attended the schools of Salte-
twiry. lie w.is sroduated from the
"DhlVLfSliyTjf" Nnnit- Carolina—law-
school. ^
He was a mcmlicr of St. Uilce's
Episcopal Church.
In 1007, he was named a.ssistant
attorno' general of North Cnrollna,
a pojillon he held for two years
ulten he resigned to return to Salis
bury to practice law.
He became solicitor of the tSth
District in 1914 and served In that
capacity for niJie years.
He served tivn terms in the slate
Senate from Ilowan County and was
chairman of ttie powerful Senate
Appropriations Committee.
AS A MEMBER of the senate Oe-
ment opiiosed the sales tax and was
defeated in his proposal to suIj-
titiitc a one-half of one per cent pro-
ducticm tax. He was co>.sponsor of
a tiill which led to the formation of
the Slate Dcp.iriment of Lalior,
Clement, who was also a former
trustee of the University of North
Caralln.i. was a past president of
the l3Ui Judicai District Bar Assoc
iation and the Rowan County Bar
Aiisociatlon.
He was also a former district
councilor for the North Carolina Bar
Association.
lie WO} married to the former
Miss Ciny Womaii Croxton of Win
chester, Ky.. who survives. Other
survivors include a son. ilayden
Croxton Ctemenl of Los Angeles.
Calif.: 0 brother, Donald Clement of
Sallsluiry; and three grandchildren.
C. ROBERT COBLE
Funeral services for G. Robert
Coble, 01, of Statcsvillc, Rt. 1, who
wos the fatlier of Mrs. Gilbert Miller
of Mocksvllle, were conducted Ivi-
day„ Octolier 22. at 10:30 a. m. at
B<mlah Baptist Church. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
He died Wednesday morning at
his farm in the Oak Forest com
munity.
Surviving are his wife; three sons,
Euel Coble of Statesvllle, Rt. 0, and
Joe Otho Coble amt Harry Coble of
Newton; two daughters, Mrs. J. D.
Propst of Nmvton and Mrs. Gilbert
Miller of Mocksviile; four brothers.
C. W., Z. D. and James M. Coble of
Statesvllle, Rt. 6, and Baxter Coble
of Geveland, N. C.; and two sisters,
Mrs. aiartie Isenhour of Elmwood
and Mrs. C. A. Troulman of States
vllle.
C. C. MeCULLOUGII
Funeral services for Crec Gcero
McCultough, 69, of Mochsville, Rt.
4, were conducted at 4 p. m. Tues
day. Octobur 26, at 4 p. m. at Liberty
Methodist Church. Burial was In the
church cemetery.
He died at 5 a. m. Sunday at Dav-
ie County Hospital.
He was a carpenter and was a
member of Liberty Methodist
Churdi. He was bom in Davie Coun
ty to Cicero and Alice Lowder
McCuUough. Surviving are two sons.
Clinard F. and BoMiy McCuItcugb
of Mocksvllle, Rt. 4; and five
daughters, Mrs. Elmer &in of Kon-
napolis, Mrs. John Lee Bowies of
Mocksviile. Rt. 2. Mrs. Albert Rod-
gers of Jonesville. Mrs. Otis Myers
of Mocksviile, Rt. 4. ond Mrs. Bud
Roberts of Burlington.
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COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, October 28, 1965
CLCilMfilMich
MOCKSVnXE -■ Cree Ci
cero McCullough. 69. of
Mocksville. Route 4, died at 5
p.m. Sunday at Da\'ie County
Hospital.
He was a carpenter and was
8 membtr of Liberty Method
ist Church. He was bom in
Davie County to Cicero and
Alice Lewder McCuUough.
Surviving are two sons, Clin-
ard F. and Bobby McCullough
of Mocksville. Rl 4; and five
daughters. Mrs. Elmer Sain
of Kannapolis. Mrs. John Lee
Bowles of Mocksville, Rt. 2,
Mrs. Albert Rodgers of
Jonesville. Mtfi. Otis Myers
of Jonesville. Mrs. Otis Myers
of Mocksville. Rt. 4 and
Mrs. Bud Roberts of Burling
ton.
The funeral was at 4 p.m.
Tuesday at Liberty Methodist
Church. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
ILLSmmi
MOCKSVILL Gcoric Ld*
Seamen. 60. of MockselUe, rt*,
Ured feed mill Mnploye. wia
foimd dead fai hit car about
5 P. M. Sunday In the ytfd
tt Byerly't Chapel Church
about four mUaa aouthwoat of
here.
Davto Countf Sheriff Oook
S. Smith Mdi Mr. DeiiiMS
had apparealljr taken hit own
UTe hf madleino or gat. He
aaid it had not bean defl-
aitely estohUabod lafi night
t>r. B. L. BMtards, acting
eotoner, is ptaimisit an autop
sy.
The sheriff aaid Mr. _Sea-
mon had been missing fmni
his home since P. M. Sat
urday. The sherilf said hebad conducted a sO^rch Sat
urday night which proved un-
suoeeaaful
When found yesferdltf, Mr.
Seamon was seated under tlie
wheel of his car. He had been
dead devera! hours.
Smith sale Mr. Seamen had
been in lit health 'or some
time and had threatened to
take his life previoualy.
He was born in Davie Coun
ty to Mr. and Mr«. Henry
Seamen.
Surviving are his wife; two
sons, George Seamon Jr. of
Mocksville, Rt 2. and Roger
Seamon of Mocksville, Route
1; three daughters, Mr^. Loisl^ger of Mocksville. Rt. 4;
Mrs, Mary Lee Whicker of
Tobaccoville and Mrs. Elsie
Jones of Mocksville; two sis
ters. Mrs. Viola Honeycutt of
High Point and Mrs. Ethel
Seamon of Mocksville. and
five brothers, J. C. Seamon
of Mocksville, Rt. 4, John Sea
men of Mocksville, Route 3,
Louis Seamon of Denton, Lon-
1I ao Seamon of Woodtaaf and
Jlobert Seamon of Salisbury.
1^ Punera! strvkcs were held
,at. 2 P. M. Tuesday at St.Mkthews Lutheran Church.I Burial wai in church ctmote*
ify. ■
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COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, October 28,1965
n er in fIdiM . I>einonsln(tk>n ^
Club Work.In'North Carolina,
fend the .luiU0D, diad at 2:^
P. M. liokSky^at Lynn Hav*
en NiiriMV Bdme here,
Mrs. Aci>araon» wire of
Qeorae |t..Awtwn>on of Mock*
Bviltc: I|t ^. was a retired
School te*bef.;
She Iw' p^cMMent oT the
Country .-WoiMip'B Council of
the UnSad mtea in MO!
■EttJiB: APlWillN and luid bai» inealdcAt or^telV. Stat^ Eeiil|efl|tion of Hc^t De-
. > monatritlah Cliibi in'lk^9.m JUBBlSBI Was elactad v^ee prasMent• ' of the.Asspcia^d Cbuntry Wo-:■ ii -S—'IIM men o£ the Woiidin iraand'
■JNMIM'H IIV tepresiented the United States.,She recelvtd the Woman of,
IM liS Year plaque from the|1vOFK| vNS t^tresslve Farmer magazine
Mrs. Apperaon organisad the
Junior Red Cross in iDavie
County and later was its
County chairman. She was a
director of the Davie County
Red Crgas Chapter from '53
to '59. Bha was a member
of the \Board of directors of
the Dav^ County Hospital.
She was born in Davie
County to &aford B. and Mary
Hendricks Vemon. She was a
member of Cooleemee Pres
byterian Church. She grad
uated from Asheville Teach
ers College, Woman's College
in Greenslwro and Catawba
College in Salisbury.
Surviving besides her bus-
baiH are a son.^Apperson, Jr. of '^^I4lt|phia'
Tenn.; and two daiightez*. Mrs
David Davis of Cleveland, N.
C., and Mrs. Bailey Turlington
of Sewanee, Tenn-
The funeral was at i P.M.
Wednesday at the Cooleemee
Presbyterian Church. Burialwas in Cherry Hill Cemetery.
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vj-
Mrs. Vaughaii-Lloyd Dies at 80;
Former Teacher, Then Nurse Here
r.N
Mrs. Elizabeth Clin gm an
Vaughan-Lloyd, 80, of 2420
Rosewood Avenue, whose life
was spent as a teacher, nurse
and friend of young people,
died at 7:10 p.m. yesterday at
the Veterans Hospital at Salis
bury. She was the wife of W. E.
Vaughan-Lloyd. .
She had suffered a diabetic
and heart condition for several
years and was admitted to For-
syth Memorial Hospital Sept. 28
after an acute attack of pul
monary edema. She remained
there imtil being moved to the
Veterans Hospital at Salisbury
Oct. 21.
Surviving are her husband; a
son, W. E. Vaughan-Lloyd Jr.
of 1023 Keams Avenue; three
sisters. Miss Nell Clingman and
Mrs. C. R. S. Willson of 2705
Country Club Road and Mrs.
W. N. Vogler of 840 Roslyn
Road; and three brothers, W. F.
Clingman of 641 Oaklawn Ave
nue, A. C. Clingman of Rich
mond, Va. and S. T. Clingman
of Macon, Ga.
The body is at Voglers Chap
el.
The funeral will be at 2 p.m.
Monday at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church. Burial will be in Salem
Cemetery.
Mrs. Vaughan-Lloyd was born
at Farmington to Tnomas La,
nier and Belle Naylqr Clingman
and attended the old Clemmons
School under J. Kenneth Pfohl.
In 1905 she graduated from
Texas Teachers College at Den-
ton, Texas, and taught school
for several years in Texas be
fore returning to North Carolina
to teach at the Centerville
School in Waughtown.
Mrs. Vaughan - Lloyd grad
uated with highest honors in
1913 from the University of
Pennsylvania Nursing School.
Her first nursing job was at
Oswego, N. Y., where she
served as superintendent of
nurses before returning to Win-
ston-Salem as a private duty
nurse. In World War I she vol
unteered for nursing service
with Base Hospital 20 and
served overseas.
After the armistice she re
mained in Army service with
the evacuation hospital at
Treve, Germany, and other hos
pital centers in Europe.
Upon separation from the
Army Nurse Corps in 1919 she
returned to Winston-Salem to
resume private duty nursing.
She later became superintend
ent of nurses at City Hospital,
and for a short time was hos
pital superintendent.
She was visiting nurse for the
Associated Charities here when
she was married in 1920 to Mr.
Vaughan-Lloyd, who was then
city director of parks and play
grounds.
Mrs. Vaughan - Lloyd was
member of St. Paul's Episcopa
Church and a charter member:
of the Clyde Boiling Post No.^
55, American Legion, and wasj
^for many years chairman of the
post's child welfare committee.
Mrs. Vaughan - Lloyd was
dean of women and first aid in
structor at the national Red
Cross First Aid iand Life Sav
ing Institute at Brevard and
taught home nursing and first
aid courses for the Forsyth
Chapter of the American Red
Cross.
She and her husband lived at
Rocky Mount for a year when
he left the city recreation post
to become a Boy Scout execu
tive. He became scout execu
tive in Winston^alem in 1924
and continued in that post until
his retirement in 1952.
During the years he was
scout executive Mrs. Vaughan-
Lloyd worked with him, touch
ing the lives of thousands of
young people. She was volun
teer nurse and dietitian at
Camp Lasater, the Boy Scout
camp near Walkertown.
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DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, November 4,1965 - Page 5
JOHN FRANK SMITH
John Frank Smith, 80, of Advonco,
Rl. II, died at 4 a.m. Nov. t at Wnn
Haven Nursing Honie at Mocksvllle.
He had been In declining health
for four yoors and seriously HI for
a month.
(He was bora In Davie County
on Sept. 3. 1885 to J. B. and UlUo
Clotisc Smith.
Jdr. SmlHi spent his early life
in Davle County .then lived In
Wlnsten-Salem for about three years.
He moved to South Pasadena Calif.,
I where he served as fire chief for
I a nuiriber of years before retiring
In 1915. He then moved back to
Oavio County,
]{is wife, Margaret Lockhart
Smith, died in Uie lole I830s.
Mr. Smith wos a member ot Belh<
lehcm Mclliodlst Church in Davie
County,
Survivors
Surilving are a son. Itiohard
Smith of San Diego, Calif.; a step
daughter, (Mrs. Ruth Harper of San
ta Ana. Calif.; a stof^, Harry
Ulckhart of (Denver, Colo.; itvo sis
ters, ^trs. (Nan Roberts of 1219 S.
Hawthorne Road .Winston-Salem and
Mrs. Roba SbuU of VJotorvJUo,
Cnlif.
Tho (funeral was conducted Tues
day at Bothlrtiem (&lotho<Ust Church
1^ the Rev. Brown MdCnney. Bu^
iai was In the church graveyard.
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, November 11, 1965- Page 2
—A Dedicated Public Servant—
Mrs. Leona Graham Smcot j
MRS. L^^^^MOOT
North Carollrw In Ihls work.
In inS5 she married C. C. Smoot of Mocksvillc and began assisling
In the Davie County Welfare wnark while the lole Miss Amy Talbcrt. then
director, was 111. Following the death of Mis.s Talbcrt, she was named as
Director of the Davic Coiinly Welfare Dcparimcmt in November of 1350. She
WJn'cd in this capacity until May of 1905.
A nalive of Oovie Cotinty. she was born January 31, 1902 the daughter
of the late G. H. and Jcllic James Graham. Her hushand, Charles C. Smool.
died in August of this year.
Mrs. Smool died Tuesday morning In the Bopll.«t Hospital, Winston-
Salcm. Slic v\*as a momlxsr of the Mockvvillc Baptist Church and the Ea.sl.
cm Star,
Fhnersl services will be held Thursday morning at II a. m, at the
Eaton Funeral Chapel, Burial will be In the Farmlngton Cemetery.
Survlvorj include one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Grjdiam Willard of Farm
lngton; two brothers, Gilmer K. Graham of AshovHle and James Ray
Graham of Farmlngton: one stepdaughter, Mrs. M. C. Dcndmon of Mocks-
ville.
In the passing of Mrs. Smoot DavIe Co\inty loses another dedicated
dllien , . . one that has served ... and served well.
•'•r-r: 1. •
MRS. LEONA G. SMOOT
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, November 11, 1965 - Page 2
Mn. V!. 11. Mteemore
The fiincrnl for Mrs. Lclo Cooh
Macemnre. 78. of 307 Se. non Strcol.
Wlnston.Salcm. Wirfott' _ W. 11.
M.iconwc. was condiidwl at 2 p. m.
Tii(» liiiy nl lbno.< 'BopHst Thnrclt
Diirbl was !i) Bplhd Methodist
riiurch cemetery. Mrs. M.acemorc
(lied at l:2U a. m.i Monday at her
home. j
?lio w.is horn In bavic County to
Willt.nm It. nnri Emnva Garner Cook
.and w;is .a rcUrert c nployc of P. It.
Itancs Kniiiiog Co. f ho was n mcm-
iH-r of S:in:ly Spring i B.apli.il Ch((rch
in Davle Connly.
Surviving arc two
Bertha Maccmorc
McGrady of the h
Leonard Maccmorc
and Watscn Macemt
two brother.', .losep
Pcterstnirg. Fla., ;
Cook ot Winston-Sal
Mrs. Maggie Jo
Qii.arrj'.
T
daughters, Mi.ss
and Mrs. Lola
;imo; two sons,
of High Point
re of Uxlnpton:
t S. Cook of St.
nd Francis M.
m; and a sister,
s of Granite e,
— Principal Here For Nine Years —
Charles Linley Farthing, |58
It was around 18-years
ago that Charles Linley
Farthing came into this
community as principal of
the Mocksville High School.
This was prior to school con
solidation and being prin
cipal of the MocksvlHe High
School also included that of
the elementary grades as
well.
For nine years Mr. Farth
ing served in this capacity
at the MocksviHe schools
and upon consolidation in
1056, he gave up school work
to accept a position with the
National School Supply Com
pany.
Mr. Farthing always dis
played a keen interest in
community and civic affairs,
and was active in the First Baptist Church of which he was
deacon.
He was bora in Watauga County in 1909 to William D.
and Beulah Edlnesten Farthing. Hie was married to the
former Miss Dessie Edwards. He died around 4 p. m. Sat
urday afternoon at his homie on Wilkesboro Street in
Mocksville.
Surviving In addition to his wife are two sons: James
Quy Farthing of Buffalo, New York; Lloyd Dudley Farth
ing of Roanoke, Va.; and his mother of Boone, N. C.; four
sisters, Mrs. Herbert Orabeal of West Jefferson; Mrs. An
drew Morgan of King George, Va.; Mrs. Roy Sasser of
Goldsboro; and Mrs. Albert Pavker of High Point; two
brothers, James Farthing of Taylorsville and Ralph Farth
ing of Lenolr.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the
Eaton Funeral Chapel. The Rev. Fred Barnes officiated.
Bu^ was In Rose Cemetery.
As a quiet and intellectual man, Charles L. Farthing
contributed nvuch to so many during his eighteen yeara
in our community. His abrupt departure from our midst
comes as a shock, but the remembrance of him and his life
will make us always thankful that he came our way
C. L. FARTHING
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, November 11, 1965-Page 2
Alvin AnRcIl
Fitncrol services for Alvln HIawa*
iba Angcll. R9, were bold Sunday,
November 7. at 2 p. m. In Dutch
man's Cheek Bnpllsl Church. Burlat
wa-s in the church rcmelory.
Mr, Angell. a retired tevllle work
er or ni. 4. died Friday in a Raleigh
hospital.
Sitrvlvors include the widow. Mrs.
Nnnnic Nichols Angcll: four snn.«.
Piiiil, Cecil, and Wiley Angell, till of
Rt. 4, Mock.svllle, and Hal Angcll of
Washington D. C.; five daughters.
Mrs. Irene .Jordan of Concord. Mrj.
Gilmcr Mnorc. Mrs. Mal)cl Hollard
Mrs. Be.s.sic Scchrcst, Mrs. Lavada
Crnils. all of Rl. 4. Mock.rt'lllc: one
sister. Mrs. Trossji. Messick of Ft.
l./Ojidortlulc. Fla.; two brothers. C. .1.
Aiigoll of Moclcsvillc ami W. D. An
gcll of Knnnatmlis; (wo half broth
ers. B. L. Angcll of Winslon-Salcm,
and P. G. Angdi of Rl. 3. Mocks-
villc.
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, November 11, 1965
Mrs. Smoot Dies
MOCKSVILLG - Mrs. Leo-
na Graham Smoot, 63, retired
Davie County welfare super
intendent and widow of Char-
tie Smoot. former sheriff, died
at 6 A- M- Tuesday at Bap
tist Ho^ital in Winston-Sa-
lem.
Mrs. Smoct taught school
for 30 years before becoming
welfare superintendent in
Caldwell County. After 12
years in that positkin, she
came to Davie County and
was welfare superintendent
uQtU U1 health forced her re-
timnent.
IBhe was a member ofrfsviilc Beptift Church,
husband, sheriff from *83
to *38, died August 1.
Surviving are a airier, Mrs.
Bizabeth Graham Willard of
^irmington; two brothers,
Oilmer H. Graham of Ashe-
vlUe and James i^y Graham
of Farmington; aM a step*
daughter, Mrs. M. C Dednum
pf MocksviUe
The ftiaeral was at 11 a4n.
Thursdi^. |iui^ was liiTarm*
ingtoa Cemateiy.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, November II, 1965
Roite4
Mccksville
MOCKSVILLE -Alvin Hia
watha Angeil, 69. a retired
textile worker of Route 4,
Mtx'k.>vtlle. died Friday in a
Raleii^i hospital.
A niilive of Davie County, he
was lA)in Noveml>er 10, 1895.
; Suiivors iaclude the widow,
i Mrs. Nannie Nichols Angell;
four s 11'. Paul. Cecil, and
Wiley Arccll. all of Route 4,
Mock.<\ilio and Hal Angell of
Washington. D.C.: five daugh
ters, Mis. Irene Jordan of
Concord. Mrs. Gilmer Moore,
Mrs. Mabel Hellard, Mrs. Bes
sie Sechrest. Mrs. Lavada
Crolts. of Route 4. Mccks
ville; one sister. Mrs. Tressa
Me.<isick of Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.
two brothers. C. J. Angell of
Mocksville and W. D. Angell
cf Kannapolis: two half bro
thers, B. L. Angell of Wins-
ton-^lcin, and P. G. Angell
of Rt 3. Mocksville
Funeral services were con
ducted Sunday at 2 P.M. in
Dutchmans Creek Baptist
Church. Burial was in the
church cemeter>*.
IC. L Farthing
Ot Mocksville
MOCKSVILLE -- Charles
Linley Farthing. 56. of Wilkes-
boro Street, former principal
of the Mocksville High School
and teacher, died suddenly Sa-
i turday at his home. Death was
attributed to a heart attack.
' Mr. Farthing served as prin-
' cipal of the high school here
for nine years and taught in
' the school system for a num-
' bev of years. He was a sales
man for a school supply com-
' pany at the lime of his death.
He was born March 18.
1909. son of Mrs. Eula Farth-
> ing of West Jefferson and the
' late Willing Farthing.
I He is survived by his widow
the former Mi^s Dassie Ed
wards; two sons. James Guy
t Farthing cf Buffalo, New
• York and Lloyd Dudley Far-
1 thing of Rcanoke. Va.= four
I sisters. .Mrs. Hebcrt Graybeal
• of West Jefferson, Mrs. An-
• drew Morgan of King George,
Va., Mrs. Roy Sasser of Golds-
I boro and Mrs. Alvo Parker of
I High Point: two brothers.
James Farthing cf Taylors-
ville and Ralph Farthing of |
Lenoir.
Mr. Farthing was a mem-
ler of the Mocksville Mas
onic Lodge and an officer
I In the First Methodist Church.
I yunerol services were held
[iMonday at Eaton's Funer<)l
Home. Burial followed in Rose
, cemetery.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, November 18,1965 - Page 2
Mm. Chortle McBrltlc
The fimcrol for Mrs. Momto Ciith-
fell MdBridc, 74, of Cootccmee, was
held Monday, ^vember 15, al 3
p. m. at Galon's Oiapcl. Burial was
in Wyo Methodist Church cemetery
Mrs. McBride died Saturday night
Jn the BaptP^t Ho.'^tlal In -Winston-
Satom. She hod been seriously ill
one M«ek.
She wos bom May C. 1851, in Davic
Cotinly to the late M. F. and Lou
Foster Cufhndl.
She is survived by her husband
Chadio McBride; four sotfj. Otis,
Nod, Ray and Clyde McBride, all of
Cooleemee; one daughter, Mrs. C.
W. Whltley of Coolecmoc: four
grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.
Annie Booe and Mrs. Baxter Sain,
both of Concord.
IHrs. Jock Anderson
The funeral for Mrj. Maggie Har-
ils Anderson, 72, xvidow of Jack
Anderson, wos condirclcd at 2 p. m.
Tuesday, November 16, at Bear
Creek Baptist Church, Burial was
In the church cemetery.
She died Sunday at 11:20 a. m. at
■Oavie County Hospital.
She was bom in Davic County to
Calvin and Betty Brogdon Harrh
(and was a member of Bear Creek
Baptist Church.
Surviving nre a sister. Mrs. Mace
Longston of Mocksvlllc, Rt. S; and
two brothers, Moseti Harris of
MocksvlHe, Rt. 2, and Heniy Harris
of Midland, Va.
Mrs. Edna Kay
Funeral services for Mrs. Edna
Ward Kay, 04, were conducted Sun*
day. November 14, at 2 p. m. at
Eaton's Chapel. Burial wsts in the
Mficedonio Morovlon Cemetery.
Mrs. Kay, who formeriy lived at
101 Rolling Road, Burlington, died at
11:80 a. m. Friday at Lynn Haven
Nursing Home in Mocksville.
She was bora in Da vie County to
John W. and Nancy Jane Sheets
Ward. She was a retired bookkeeper
and was a former schoolteacher.
Surviving ore a son, John RobertsKay of Ci^omia; three ri slers, Mrs.
^num Murray and Mrs. Oeoil Yar-
i)orough of 'Burlington and Mrs.
Ed Howard of Mocksville; three
brothers, R. S. and J. A. Ward of
Salisbury. Rt. 4. and J. W. Word
of Woodleaf; a half sister. Mrs.
W. M. Morklin of Mocksville; and
two half brothers, M. S. Ward of Sal
isbury and C. S. 9ieets of Salisbury.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, November 18, 1965
I ' 'Mn. MMiiie CuthreU Mc-
74, of Cooleem9«^
Murday night in ih« ^p-
Hospital in Wiiiston*&l*
etn. She had been seriously
01 one week.
She was born May 6, liOl,
in Dsvie County, to the late
M, T. and Lou Fcbter Cuth
reU.
S|ie is survived by her hus
band; four'sons, Otis, Ned.
Hay and Clyde HcBride, bH
of Cooleemee; one daiiihler,
Mrs. C. W. Whitley of Coolee
mee; four grandchildren; two
dsters, Mrs. Annie Boot and
Mrs. Baxter Sain, both of Con;
2ord.
Funeral services were held
Monday at S p. m. by Rev.
Qraft:h CoefcreU at Baton'&
Chapel. Burial was in Wyo
Methodist Church cemetery
Bio - Obituaries - 11/18/1965
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. If ><1^1
and tefp
Wahl of
Sheets of r
The fuiml
Sunday M
Burial W|s In
ian
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I
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, November 25, 1965 - Page 4
Mm. (ieump K. Fvvzor
Fiinerj) rurtkv lur .Mr>. Flct;"
FcL'7j)r, Til. witlaw or llic kiiu Ufoi'{;c'
K. Fcezm* of Winjiton.Salcin. loroi-
crly (if Hiiv;.' cvaii')'. was lu'td Muii«
cl.ny. Niivt'mlwr Si, ni II a. in. ni
Wall (ilailc Funeral lloine in Wins*
Mrs. Ftv/ar, who fonnerly liwd
on Slrulfurd l(i*atl, \Vin.<tun*i«alcni.
•lird Saturday j:i Mai-lc Ciuvc Nnr
sin;* llitini'.
Sill* wa> liiirii O.'tuliiT II. liS!!!. the
daniililiT uf .Mr. and Mr... .lames C.
Wonim.'ifli 111 \Viii>liin'.S::letn- Her
I'irfl husltand wa.<; .\iilnir Kirk Sin*
w.i.<^ maiiii'd III Mr l-Viv.*i' in insT
S:ir>iiiiis a-.- .i mii. (k'tnee K.
Fiv/:t .Pr and :.»ii ..ii |i«iliil.|.vn.
'..Mr, W'• MI IVry nj ll.;!iiii>i|i.1.
I Vtr;;ini.i. I. 11. F«i'i.';* ol .Marks
\i:ie.
' D.niai va* la .*>'ti,-r> nanty.
Jainrs (t. Urri'tl. 9i
; damos <i'* rii y •l»u,-in' ilnvll.
I iri. a ret.red Ijijiier ol .VdvaiiLv,
tt. 2. died Monday ul Lynn llavcn
Xumlng Home. He was born in Uae-
c Comity to dames and Martlia Spr)-
hreli .md was a member of .-Vd*
mice .Melhodisl Chtirvii.
Suniviiig arc two dangltlcn. Mrs.
O.'ila Ksuex cf Advance. Rt. i. and
Miss Annie Onell of Washington,
f). c.t and a Mm. John F. Orrell of
Ailvnnce Rt. 2.
Ttic funci'ol wilt lie ol 2 p. m.
Thnrtday at Advance Methodist
Church. Burial will be In the chun^
•rmetciy-. The body h at Kalon's
Fimernl Home and will be placed
n tlie church at 1:30 p. m. Thursday.
Mrs, Claude ReneKar
HAHMON'V ~ .Mrs. (irau* Juyner
llene^ar. 73. wf Hamiiin>'. III. 3.
widinv wf Claude Ucitcgur. died tin.
•yprfti'.lly ai .t:4ii p. ni. .'ii Iicr lirmc
ol a heart atiMck Mutulay. Site was
li.>ni ill Vailkiti County lu James H.
and Haeliel E. Jwyner.
' Snrvhing are one duudhier. Mrs.
I l.ydia It. Walktns of Noi*folk. Va:
I ami three sons, James William ami
jjclui Eugene lienegar el Wiiutea*
Solem ond Howard Rcncgar of the I
home. I
The funeral was at 2:30 p. m. i
Wednesday at Sandy Springs Baptist i
Church n In Iredcll County. Burial j
was in the citurcli cemetery. The]
body will be at Reavls Funeral
Home here until jilaccd In the churcli
I It 2 p. m. Wedncsdoy.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, November 25, 1965
KiMliMi
MOCKSVILLe - :^liooQe
HendOTon talK, of
UcdcsviBe. Bt i wijllllfrt «i
7:30 P. M. K.
C. 801 anr He
wu ftncB hf Mvtr.
Jomes Kofi
RL 4. n
State ilMOttthntr
K. K. BSk ild^KL U
was ihliiiM e IMl-Cheae».j
let ovM^& hie ifiilbir. Pan' <
I StifoeJ WeB Be BW tnvei- j
; iQ( wcae and elfwfc Foster I
Mr. Facter ne -bom in'
Devie CmiiBf to Jtadmel
Mary Lob rublj * In
Bd HuS. Be mmda ifiilber. Pan'
^ linie travel-
elfvih Foster
mat- 'bom in
to Jbwel eoc*
di^ Foster.
SuTTivhaf ere iBL'wife. Mrs.
Bc^e rnifajv Itin i daa-
, ^cn, lin. W.^1^ Meown ot
I Mocksvitle, BeB|ej|.ilirs. Jack
I Eudy of CootaBj^e.. and Mrs
James Charlotte:
two ooM, Clawii Ehfter cf
MocksWU^ Bt % :«nd Paul
Foster of AdWi^ Route 1:
I two farothen, JGRcna and
I John Foster of iltadkMrni^ Rt
4, and a sislce; Mia. David
'^Nulcz at M iUpthii . Route
I. .
l!he body H I^BBap's Fu
neral Bome pdMNf vnuide-
nenta. |
IdiiiglM
LKaONGTON - Mra. Beo-j
lib Frye Livencoocl, 43, of
100 West 8th Avenue, Lexing-:
loa, died suddenly at 10 A.M.
Sunday at her home after 8uf«
lefing a heart attack.
A native of Davie County,
idte was a daughter of the
lite George L. and Essie &ii-
Fnre. She was a mem
ber of Trinity Methodist
Church of Lexington,
i Survivors include her bus-
(band, Raymond Livengood of
|the.hoznie, three brothers, Ed
gar of Route 3, MocksvUle,
Earold and Emery Frye of
- MocksvilJe; five sisters, Mrs.
Ciuo-Ue Wrexin of Lexington,
Mrs. Steve Feezor of Badin,
Mrs. Beuford Owen of High
Point, Mrs. Boone Foster cf
Route 4, Mocksville and Mrs.
Richard Baier of New Bruns
wick, N. J.
Funeral services were con
ducted at 3:30 P. M, Tues
day at Trinity Methodist
Oiurch by the Rev. W. H,
Benfield. Burial was in For
est HLU Memorial Park.
JaHesG.Orrtll
MOCKSVILLE - James
Gregory (Duggin) Orrell. 92,
a retir^ farmer of Advance,
Route 2, died Monday at Lyrm
Haven Nursing Home. He was
bom in Davie County to
James and Martha Spry Or
rell and was a member of
Advance Methodist Church.
Surviving are ta-o daugh
ters, Mrs. Delia Essex of Ad
vance, Rt. 2, and Miss An
nie Orrell of Washington. D
C.; and a son. John F. Orrell
of Advance, Rt. 2.
The funeral will be at 2
I p.m. Thursday at Advance
Methodist Church. Burial will
be in the church cemetery.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, December 2, 1965 - Page 2
W. M. MARKLIN
Funeral services for William Mar!
ion Marklm. 76, of Saiishiii'y Slrcct.
were condiictod Friday at 2 p. m. at
FatoM'; Chnpcl. Burial was In Rose
Cemetery.
Mr. Mnrlilui died at 0 0. m. Wed
nesday. Noveml>cr 24. at his home.
Tie was o retired furniture worker
ami a inoml>cr of Mocksvillc Baptist
Cliurdi.
Surviving arc his wife, Mrs, Rciia
Ward Marklin; three son;. Johnson
and Leonard Marklin of Mocksvillc
and r^ul Marklin of Rocklngham;
and three daughters. Mrs. Curl Jen
nings of Haven nil!. Mass.. Mrs.
Wayno Cnlon of Mockiville and
Mrs. Satn Latham of Diiriiam. Also,
three sislcrs Mrs. Salllc Smith of
WlnstOJvSoIem: Mrs. Annie Martin
of Rt. 5. MocksvHle; and. Mrs. Esth-
I er Styers Of Aberdeen.
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, December 2, 1965
(KMocktrille
Mocksville -- William Mi-
rton Marklin, 1% ot Salis
bury Street, died at 9 A.M.
November 24 at hie home. He
was a retired emidoye of He-
rita^ Furniture Company
plant.
A member of the Mocks
ville Baptist Church, he was
a native of Davie County, son
of the late John Marftpn and
Elizabeth Cook Markyn.
Survivors include his* wife,
Rena Mm Ward MiMclin;
three sons, William Johnson
Marklin and Leonard B^k-
lin of Mocksville and Iraul
Marklin of Rockin«ham;
daughters, Mrs. Carl Jennings
of Haven Hill, Mass.,
Wayne Eaton of Mocksville
i and' Mrs. Sam Latham of Dur
ham; 18 grandchldlrcn am}
one great-grandchild; three
sisters, Mrs. Sally Smith of
Winston-Salem. Mrs. Annie
Martin of Route 5, Mccksvilie,
and Mrs. Esther Styers of
Aberdeen.
Funeral services were con
ducted at 2 P. M. Friday at
Eaton Funeral Home Chapel
with burial In Rose Cemetery.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, December 9,1965 - Page 4
Cltbert & Bloctnrooa
Gilbert Sherrill Bloekwood, 44, of
GreenAoro died of a iieart attack
Saturday at tfie Ifationa) 'Hotca in
Denver, Colo.
Sttriving are his parents, Mr. and
Mia. Sayt Blodcwood of Gr^Aoro:
lib vdfe, Mrs. Virginia Crawford
Bhookwood; two brothers, Harold
Bladcwood of Gullford College and
Bverelte Bteekwood of ModcsvlUe;
and four sisters, Mrs. Rkbard Dixon
of Gtiilford College, Miss Ruby
Btolcwood of fbe h(»ne and Mrs.
D. H. Layton and Mrs. B. F. But
ter Jr. of Greensboro.
Hie funerd was at 2 p. m. Wed-
nesdby at Hancs-Lineberiy Chapel.
Burial was In Gidlford Memorial
Park.
Mrs. WlUlam Hanea
Funeral scrvloos for Mrs. Ccllle
Fdrcloth Hones, 78, were held at
a:A p. m. Monday, Decotriber 6. at
.Mop^onb "Moravian ChurctL Bu^
lal was In the churdi cemetery.
<Mrs. Hones, wklov of WlRlam
Harrison Hanes, died at 6:38 p. m.
Saturday at the home of her daught
er, Mrs. Alvls York al Clemmons.
Mrs. Hanes was bora to John D.
and Rebeoeu Unebeck Faircloih. She
was a member of Macedonia Morav
ian Oiitrdi.
Survivlag ore her daughter; and
two sons, GliorUe F. and WlIHe H.
Hanes of Farmington.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, December 9,1965 - Page 7
If. 8. MDNDAY. 40
Funeral .•services for Itcnr)' .Shcrrill
Mundoy. 40. oi Winxton-Sulm Ru
4. Bi^ti Mawr Ismo. were held Wed
nesday oftcrncon al the Bcllicsdfl
Moravian Church. The Rev. Gcorfsc
Chlddlc. ihc Rev. H. B. May and
the Rev. Clyde Bariier orTNnlrd
Burin) was in itie Hen* Philndclphin
Moravian graveyard.
Mr. Mtinday died uncNpcctcdIy at
1:45 a. m. T'.tc.<day. lie ftirrcred n
heart attack at his hcmc nnd was
taken to liic Porsj'lh Memorial llos-
pilal where he died Aorlly fl^e^
wards.
11c W.I.: l.nrn on Moy 28. Itiss. In
Dnvie Coiinl.v. the son of Shcrrill W.
nnd Bc.O:bi Mcssick Mundoy. He
was educated in the Davic County
Schools.
He served in the Asiatic and
Pacific nrcai in the U. S. Xa\Y in
World War 11.
—HcUTciTin Forsyfircernny lbrihff
past 18 years. He a«s with H.incs
Dye nnd Finishing Co. for several
years. For the post year he was
wi.h the r. II. Hanes Knitting Div-
isicn of Hanss Corp.
He was a former Sunday school
teacher at 'Rethcsda Moravian
ChiuTli, where be was a member.
He wa; married in 1848 lo Hulh
Davis, who survives. Other survivors
tncindc two sons, Danny ,Ioc nnd
Ricky .S. Munday. both of the home:
hij mother and father of Mocksville.
Rt. 4; tiirec staters. Mrs. Kathleen
Bunsh of Washington. D. C.. Mrs.
H. C. Sleole of Mocksvlllo. Rl. 4 nnd
Mri>. Edward Wagoner of Advance:
three brothers. Robert Monday of
Mncksrilie, Rt. 4. James Mundoy
of Cooleemec; nnd Sanford Munday
of Old Tofwfl.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, December 9,1965
JietatAiiM
m m
for nuy fiber-
m. civiHioD-
itatMrn l^raiidn
the Hues Gm^ me held at
4 pJSL Wednesittgr at Betfaesda
Mmvian cfataek. Bai^ was
1 New PkUadelphis Ifwavian
Qmrcfa graveyied. Mc. Mun-
oay died at 1:4$ am. Tueada)
at For^th itomeisi Hospital
after a heart attaclal his faoDW
He was born in 0avie Coun
ty to Sherrili W. and Beu*
lab Messidc Munday and had
'ived in Fbnyih County IS
years. & was farmeriy cm-
pioyed by Hanys Dye and
Finishing Co. He was a mctn-
ber and fonner Sunday school
teadm- of Betbesda Moravian
Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Ruth Davis Miinday; two sons,
Danny Joe and Rkky S. Mun-
day ^ Use bome; his parents
of MocksviUe, Rt 4' three
sisters. Mrs. Kathleen Ttunrh
of Washuifton, D.C.. Mrs. H.
C. Steek of Mocfcsvilk. Rt
i and Mrs. Edaard Wagoner
cf Advance; and three bro
thers, Robert Uunday of
UocksviUe, Rt 4, James Hun>
day ot Cookemee and Sanford
Monday of Old Town.
KHsijiiath MIa
ToMday id RiMm Hospital in
Winstpn-Si^eii^
. S^tir^ying: hniiiki' bar par^;
ents are her grudim^U, Mia.
6. A. Potts ,Qt Aovtoire and,'
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoots
ol- Advance.
A gravaidde service was held
at 1 P.M. Wednesday at Ad
vance Mathodist Chur^ ce
metery.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, December 9,1965
John Wands
Imillii
KiM li ftr
Rear Chireb
' Salisbury - A Speocer
man was struck by a car and
fMally injured Sunday at Ha
stood in front of a church
where he had just atleodbd
a funeral.
The car. out of control af«
ter a collision with aooCber
car, hit John Wandt. 63, ol
802 Fifth Street, Spencer. He
died at Bowan Memcrial Hoa-
pital at 8 P. M. Suaday, an
hour aflar the accident oc>
curred in hrmi of East Spen^j
cer Mtehnditt Church.
Wan^ was bom in Glas
gow Scntlatid, and was a ma*
chiniit for Soitthem Railway
I Co. for 42 yaora. He was a
member <d Cvitral Method
ist Churdi at Ripencer.
Surviving are His vito, Mrs.
Janet Haipar Wdndi, a dau
ghter, lira. & Laaaont ilyan
or Spauun; and vm MCA-
ers, W. R. Wanda of Oaotai!^
mee and T. L. Wands nf|
Kansas City, Kan.
tba funwal was at I
Tuet^ M SuamimM Mwr-
ai Hwitfe BuMal aw la Bow-
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, December 16, 1965 - Page 6
C. B. Rartaura
Fvtncrol services for Charles B.
Hartman. 89, a roUrod dairy former
of Vadkinvflle. Rt. 3, were hdd
nmrsday December 9 at HuntsviUe
MelhodUt Onird). Burial traa In
Persyth Memorial Park in Wlnston-
Salem.
He died at 4 a. m. Wednesday.
December 8, at Lula Conrad Koola
Memorial RoR)lla1.
Mr. Hartman once laught school
in Oa^o Cwnty and was a former
director of the Productive Credit As*
sodaUon. Ho was also o former
school commlttoeman and member
of the Democratic executive com*
milleo of Yadkin County.
Ho was born in Davie County to
Oeorgo L. and Ddloli Comatzor
Hartman and was a member of
HunlsvHte Methodist Church.
Surdvlng are his u'lfo, Mrs. Cam*
nia Bowden Hartman; two daught
ers. Mrs. J. Bruco Jorralt of East
Bend, lU. 2, and Mrs. Thomas W.
Holden of the homo: a brother.
Lewis B. Hartman of Advance; and
I a dster, Miss Onv Hartman of Ad
vance.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, December 16, 1%5
Duiliir S. In
ilil Sotpital.
9km had been a
felt ftir It daya.
In fertdmfen to her mother,
it aurvived hj her hut>
hfefed, Thomas Tfflliam Tor-
reoee; a aon, Baper Dale Tor-
flanee at SalMnwy; a daufh-
ter« Mrs. Barhara DIanne
Banies of Groanaboro; two
brothers, Thomas Anderson
Barnes Jr. and Otis Lee
Barnes of Denton; a half^hrcH
ther. John Turner at States*
ville: five sisters, Mrs. Charles
Leonard of Salisbucy; Mrs.
Floyd Leonard of IhoamviUe.
Mrs. Joe McQurry. Mrs. Rob
ert Head and Mrs. C. L. Hcpler
at Sutnmersett Funeral n
of Cooleemee, and 3 grand-
children.
Funeral services were con
ducted at 4 P. M. Friilay:
of Mn. Daisy st Summersett Funeral Chapal:
bBames of Ceoke
the late Thomas
y the Rev. H. B. Bargtf.
Burial was in Chestnut Hill
Cemetery.
Mrs. N. Allen Travis
Mrs. M. ▲Hen Itavk died
Friday, Beoendier JOth at tbe
age of dS jROBirs at Catawba
Coimty Itefepital, Hewton, X.
C. The funexal was held on
Sunday afterooon at Mount
Olive Lutheran Chundi and
burial in the churt^ oemete*
ry.
She was the mother of X9
children, 46 of which aurvive:
sons; Gotdon Travis and Glen
Travis of Cooleemee, Roby
Travis, Gail Travis, Carlton
Travis, John Travis, all ofConover, Joe Travis 4^ Val-I
de.^. Mernie Travis cd Hick
ory , Bmmett Travis of New-:
ton, the Rev. Martin Luther i
Travis of St. Peter, 111.' dau
ghters: Mrs. Ijester Pariier,
Mrs. Warren Lester, both of
Conover, Mrs. Leonard Har
bin cf Statesville, Mrs- Le-
roy London of KannapoUs.
Mrs. Ralph Cranford of New-
ion. and lour brothers and
two sisters, also 55 grand
children and 65 ^eat grand
children
Mr. Gordon Travis was un
able Ui attend the funeral
r* hi.'^ m?ther due to auffer-
ixtg a heart attack on Nov-
rnnber 15.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, December 23,1965 - Page 4
Mrs. Aimee Ham
Killed In Wre^ ;
Mr& Atmee Wr^l ilam, 83. wh^
was the moUier of- Mm-^PrancIs
Stole of Mocksvl^ In an
automobile accldenl. In. I^rrviltoi
Toxos. Frid^ nishl. Dbc^mber 17^
Her daughter. Mrs, Qifdcb'.Humailj
was critically injured and Ig In ttijB
hospital In Texas. ' .
U was reported that Mrs. (lam
and Mrs. Human «nd other rela^
lives were return^ to J^cksvilte
from California whm they had vlst^;
ed relotlves.
'j
(Mrs. Ham was fabm in Harris
smith. Republic of South. Afrlcd^
to William and Ann Raaf WrighU
She was the widow of 'Hepry H^
who die din 1949. •.
Survivors of 'Mrs. .Horn. In addlt^
Ion to Mrs. Slate and'Mrs. Human
ore: Mrs. Louro Lategan of Bloemfoii
teln and Mrs. Estello Bums ^
Pletermarltsburg. . all ln' :the Re*
iMetermorltzburg, all In . the '
labile of South Africa: a son, 6ir;
Kenneth Ham of Downey.' Califbr*
nia; and two sisters, hfis. Dal^
Palmer of Pietmaritxhurg'and'Mra.
boitdhy du Plessis of Durban,
^th Africa. '
;'The funeral will be held at <l.pi«m.
^rsday at Eaton's Chapel. Biirlal
to Rose Cemetery. ' " .
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Thursday, December 23, 1965
Mrs-AneeHn
iHes Yesteriay j. « _ _
MCX:KSVlLLS_Mrs. Amice nn Mil
Wright Ham, 83, of Rlocnfon- m ® n
Uinc, Republic of South Africa. S[n^
wa5 killed in an automobile ac- *aew# Rl w
cidcnt in Kcirv^illc. Tex., Fri
day evening SAUSBURY — 4obii Roberta
She waii born m Hatris> Halt 5C a conrtnicttai wwter
Smith. Republic oi South Selkbuiy. Rl. «. died u 10
Afric, dau«hter of the late PIt «ii»d.y «route to Row-
WiUi.tn and Ann Raaff Wright. " .Meino™i Hosprtal. He w» ,
She was the widow of Henry 5?™ "< PrttWl""" Co^fJ
Ham. who died in 1949 •» ^
Surviving ara four daugh- ^ !
tcm. Mra. Daphne Slate, wifeof Dr. F. W. aSto of Mocks- ,®*4:^
ville; Mta. Grxe Human Dur-
we«« Ueaw t-o— «-,ai Bobby Hall of Ibc home; two
I!1h Mk? lJuHlII daughters- Mr*. Steve Pierce;of ^Ih Afrir.' Coueemee and Miss Satlenethe Republic of Africa molher
a aon, Dr K«nn^ Ham of Chatham. V»l; and a half
tera, Mr*, Daiaey Palmer, and v.
Mr*. Dorothy duPlevte. both of „ .1 e puIhe^Republic o^th Americ..
H Sr^rT!!!. •> Chapcl Burti^ in OMt-du^ .1 Eaton a O^l and Cemeto-
burial wa* In Roae Cemetery ^
on t^twaday.
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MOCKSVILLE--Mn. Beu-
lah Smith Fichinson of Ad
vance died at 4:30 P. M. Moii-j
day at her h«>mc. 1
Survjvi?!^^ are her parent*,!
Mr. and .\ir.<. Nat Smith ofj
Mwk^xniie. Route 2; her hus
band, William Eichinson of
Advance and two daughters,
Mn«. WiUa Dean Mayhrw of
Advance and Mrs. Katie Leo
Shuti of Maryland.
Funeral aervices will be
conducted Friday at 3 P. M.
at Advance Methodist Church
by the Rev. Carl Hairr. Buri
al will be in the church co*
metery.
James Mason
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diod at 7 A, M. TkiuiiiM at M
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retired farmer and ipent mo
of his life m Davie Cam
IT.
Ibe funeral was at II i
M. Wednewhy at BMon Foi
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ler were conducted at 3 p. m. A «iia^99P jRlwS® flWII
Sunday at North Cooleemee ssaailHPBn llilv ^ wM» m
Baptist Church bgr the Rev. MMi 4f mt IM M<lm fN
Harold Parker. Burial was in WliMna. ffe ^
Salisbury City Cemetery.
Mr. Trexler. 58. of Coolee- MM
mee, died Friday night, De- ar.
cetnber 34 when he was hit ~
by a car oQ Ol^iwij Mt y M
about two miles north of mum^ 8d B m
Woodleaf.
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Trexler; five hsotfileiL imm, ^iMPsTlMiW
Ray and Clay ThHdar oCl Tmm
CoolaasMe, asid Mkdnw and mad Wmmi fMpiiiS.
Olenn Trexler oi BaUsbury;
and three sisters. Mix. Jamas Mrs. Maahle AsW wIMm
Soott and Mn. E. B. Melton of two sans, Mmr $m
Cooleemee and Mn. J. W. ibam
Baam of Qraeiivma, 8. C. viUe. six 4MlfaMiks.fha
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