Jan - JunB Dwto OMHity CmvpHa nmar^ Jmuvv 11M0
Woman Dies
A Coolccmee woman was
killed and two persons injured
in a two*car accident in
Coolecnice on December 20th.
This was Davic's 9th
highway fatality of the year.
Miss Carrie Elizabeth
Orrender, 79, of Main Street,
.Xoojc«ncc..dicd.ffiUo.win£j.|}c„.
crash at 4:50 p.m. at the
intersection of Walt and Cross
streets.
Miss Orrender was a
passenger in a car driven by
Mrs. Jamie Maur}ey Tutum, 70.
of Rt. 4, Mocksville.
Investigating patrolman A.
C. Stokes said that Mrs.
Talum's car failed to slop for a
stop sign and pulled into the
pth of a vehicle driven by
Ralph Moody of Cooleemee.
The Moody car struck the
Tfttiim hiHq in the side,
Injured were'Mrs. Titum
and a passenger in the Moody
car. Fred Peacock.
Charges are pending the
complet ion of the
InveslipUon.
Miss Orrender was bom in
Davie County on July 26.1892
to William and Sue Hobs
Orrender.
She was a retired employe
of Burlington Mills and was a
member of First Baptist
Church at Cooleemee.
Surviving is a brother. T. J.
Orrender of Birmingiiani, Ala.
The funeral was conducted
Sunday at Eaton's Chapel at
Mocksville by Uie Rev. Charles
Burchelt. Burial will be at Fork
Baptist Churcli Cemetery.
» DaeH County EntaeprtM fleeord, JaiHiary 2,196B
Funeral services for Clyde
E. Peebles of ChicagOi Illinois
were held Sunday, December
22, at 4 p. m. at the New
Bethel Baptist Church. The
Rev. W. M, Adams and Rev. A.
H. McDaniel of Wjnston-Salcm
cfnciatcd. Burial was In the
church cemetery. Mr. Peebles
was a brother of Mrs. Prudence
L Johnson. He died In Chicago
on December I8ih.
9.—Dwto County EffMrprtM Ateord. J«u«y t IWI
MELVIN P. FOSTER
A former resident of
Spencer, Melvin Price Foster,
44, died ot 7 a. m. Monday in
Chicago, lU.
Mr. Foster Nvas born in
Rowan County November 20,
1924, son of Fred and Sue~€upB"Forter-of-MocksvQ}o-.-lle—■
was a World War II vetemn,
and was staff representative of
Ground Service for the Great
Lake region of United Air
Lines.
In addition to his parents,
he is survived by his wife, Mn.
Margaret Payni Foster; one
son, Gary Foster of the home;
one sister, Mrs. Sue Carol Deter
of Charlottesville, Va., and one
brother, Kelly Foster of
Alexandria, Va.
Funeral serives will be held
at 1 p. m. Thursday in Chicago,and at Eaton's Funeral Chapel
at 2 p. m. Saturday. Rites here
will be conducted by the Rev.
GUbert Miller and the Rev.
Robert Frost. Burial will be in
Concord United Methodist
Church cemetery in Davie
County.
The family will receive
friends at the funeral home
Friday from 7 to 9 p. m.
Bio - Obituaries - 1/2/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Ooynty BniHprtoi Raewtf, Jamnry 1089
MRS.W.P.DWIGOINS,63
The Rmetal for Mrs. S&dte
Lee McDsitfsl Owlggttis, 63» of
Moeksvtlle, Rt. ir^fe ofW.
Prank Owlgoim, was held
Monday at iiton*s Chapel.
Burial was In Center Methodist
Church Cemetery.
Mrs. Dwlg^ died Priday
at the Davie county Hosmtal.
Mrs. Owigglns was bom
December 6. 1905 In Davie
County the dau^ter of the
late James Sanfmd and Leila
Alice Koontz McDaidd. She
was the wife of W. Prank
Dwiggins.
Surviving Is the husband,
one brother, Cecfl McDaniel or
ModcsvUle, Rt. 1.
W. GILES POSTER. 84
Puneral lerviees for W. Odes
Poster, 84, of Advance, Rt. 2,
were held December 26 at the
Poik Baptist Church. Burial
was In the church cemetery. Re
died December 24th at the
Davle County Hospital.
He was born in Davie
County to William and Martha
Stewart Poster. He was a
retired farmer and a member ot
Pork Baptist Churdi.
Surviving are three
daughters, Mn. Cicero Bailey,
Mrs. Ruth ShlQIn^w and MnL
Bonce Jones of Advance, Rt. 2;
a foster dau^ter, Mrs. Pellx
Rumm^ of Lexinmon, Rt. 3;
end a foster son. Gray -Carter
Advance, Rt. 2.
BR]CBP.GARRETT,84
Puneral services for Brice
Phillips Garrett, 84, of
MoeksvUla, Rt. 1, were held
Saturday afternoon at the
Center United Methodist
Church. Burial was In the
dturdi cemetery.
Mr. Garrett died December
26th at Davie County Honital.
He was bom in Davfastm
County to the Rev. John N.
and Mary Ellen Phillips
Garrett. He owned and
operated Garrett*s General
Repair Shop. He was a membn
of Center Ihdted Meth^iit
Church and was a member of
its official board.
Surviving are his wife,
Minnie Catherine Barnes
Gaiietf, two daughteis, Mrs.
Hasten Carter or Modttvilte
and Mil. Honce Deaton of
Thomasville; and a brother,
Vance 8. Oanett of Mebane.
MRS.ALBXKOSMA.49
Puneral services for Mrs.
Maty Ward Stonestteet Kottni,
49, of Concord were hew
December 2Sth at the Hartsell
Puneral Ifome to Ihet oiW.
Offidatittgat the rites were Mr.
Adrian Maynaxd, minister of
the Plymouth Street Chuoh of
Christ at Kannipolis, assisted
by the Rew.T. W. Duben^eck.
Burial was in Carolina
Memorial hrk.
Mrs. Kosma died at 1 p. m.
December 24th at the Cdutrrus
Memorial Homital foDowlng
IS'months of oecUning health.
She was bom in Davie
Coun^ July 5,1919, daughter
of Mrs. Clara Swaringen
Stonestteet of Mocksvflie, and,,
the late Wiftum F. StoneiMMl
She hid made her home ii(
Concofd for 2S years, and
a member of Pl^uth Street)
CtiufehofOiriiL . V
In addition to her iitofm,
Mtt. Kosma B lUivlTed tw MS
hudrand, Ategander Kenta Jr.
of Atlanta, Ga. and 0^.8;
Kosma of Coneoidt a
Miss Prances Stooettieet #
Mookaville; and thfed
grandchildren.
JOELW.DAVWALT,69 /]
Joel Washingtmi DaywatLJ
89, of Mocksvffiis, Rt. I, diMi
Monday at his home. -jjl
Ptmeral services were hdai
Wednesday at St. MattheWal
Lutheran Churdi. Bu^ wtelH]
the church cemetery.
Surviving are ha wife. Mil.;
Edna Walker Daywalt; and a
daughter. Miss Margiretj
Daywalt or the home; aftdt^l
son. Jay Daywalt of Statesvdle.'!
Bio - Obituaries - 1/2/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, January 8,1969
Lucille Beck PIttman
Former Resident
Dies In Georgia
Mta. tjiwffu Beck Ptttmia.
• fonttf reeUcot cf OootoemM
and with miw icietivet in
.<fied, nwffmhiir S7. in
On.
Ptanevil eervleee were em-
ducted Dee. 29, at tbe Fint
Btttbt Ckuidi tn
the Dev. JUmn A. Cave,
A oatfm ct Davie Oednlv,
^ ia survived bjr Iwr IndMid,
Ma B. nttaias; (faree sons.
Soett, Maik aud IHafce, aOiS
the mbm; tor molter, Mii.
Dcftiia Seek of Attana. On.;
lad two listen, lln. Haaene
" ' of Athms and Mrs. Rah
, ffiuelidl W. V&
Jtit were Baddy Aim-T. W. ftffiriSB, Jack
Spmnr, Herdd Fred
Obok, and M Foster.
vaa in Bvergrem KemrlBl
Faik, Athens.
Bio - Obituaries - 1/8/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
&• - • Diviu County Lntnrpriw Hiicord. JsnUMry 9. 1969
M|IS. LIZZtti TURNER
The funcrul Tor Mrs. Lizzie
(iaithcr Turner of Ibrmony
will be u( 2 p.m. ncxi Monday
jl ^incy Grove A. M. B. Zion
Cfiurcfi. "BurTaT wirr"bc'7rt' lIiP
church cemclcry.
Mrs. Turner. 79, of
llurmony, Hi. I. widow of
Orric Turner, died Saturday at
her home.
Slic was born in Ircdeii
County and was a member of
Pincy Grove AMB Ziun
Ciiurch.
Surviving arc five daughter,
Mrs. Rosa Lee Hudand of
SlJicsvitic. Mrs. Laura Rosby
and Mrs. Mory Taylor of
Pliiiadclphia. Pa., and Mrs.
Beatrice Adniottsun anu Miss
Roberta Turner of New York
City: three sons. Hurvcy Lee
Turner of Hnrinony and
Shirley and William Turner of
New York Ci ty: a
slepdaughicr, Mrs. Dora Wilson
of Moekfvilte; and a brother.
David Gai t It er of
Wiiisinn'Salcin.
J.T. SINK
l-uneral servievs for Joe
Thomas Sink. 86. of Rt. 2.
were iield Wednesday, January
B. at II a.m. at Baton's Chapel
by the Rev. Waiter Mowell.
Burial was in Baton's Daplisi
Churcii cemetery.
Mr. Sink died Monday at 1
a.m. at Davie County Hospital.
Born in Davie County Dee.
8. 1882, he was the ton of
John and Bmily Voglcr Sink.
He was a member of Baton's
Bspiitt Chureii.
Survivors include one
daughter. Miss Bvclyn Sink of
the home: two brothert.
Robert Sink of Marshailtown.
Iowa, and Avery Sink of
MocktviJIe. Ri. 4.
MRS. ALBBRTA MYERS
Funeral services for Mrs.
Albcria Spry Myers, 58, of
Advance. R l. I , were
conducted Wednesday. January■6;'Bl-2-p:m:-at-Baton^-C-hapol-
by the Rev. Phillip Vaugiin.
Burial was in Advance United
Methodist Church ccnictery.
Mrs. Myers was dead on
arrival at Davie County
Hospital Sunday niglit at 7:30
p.nt.
She was born January 7.1910, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Neclcy Spry of DavieCounty. She belonged to
Advance Methodist Cimrch.
Survivors Include her
husband, Bonnie Myers; threedatighTers; "Mrrr-DOT-oTlry*
Reeves of Clcmmons. Rl. I.
Mrs. Mary Belle Cope of
Mocksvilic, Rt. 5. and Mrs.
Lillie Mac Burton of Advance,
Rl. 2; one sister, Mrs. Faille
Potts of Advance, Rl. 2; fi vegrandchildren.
Bio - Obituaries - 1/9/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
4B Dftvte County EntflrpriM Rteord, Jsnuary 9. 1969
I M. P. WOOD
Funeral services for Mosc
Price Wood, 84. of Advance,
Rt. I, were held Tliursday,
January 2, at Haywortli-Millcr
ChapcJ in Winston-Salcni.
Burial was in Wesley Chapel
cemetery in Davic County.
He died Monday night at a
Raleigli huspilul. Mc hud been
in declining health for (wo
years.
lie was born in Davie
County on July 30, 1884, to
Carter and Nancy Hill Wood.
Mc was a retired farmer and a
member of Farmington Baptist
Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Lizzie Gregory Wood of
the home; One dauglrtcr. Mrs.
Otis Mauser of Advance, Rt. I;
four sons, Russell B. Wood of
Lexington, Guy H. Wood of
Wiiiston-Salcni, Alvia L. Wood
of Clemmons and Roland W.
Wood of Kcrnersvillc; six
grandchildren and two
step-grandchildren.
MR.S ITHIU.nVANS
Funeral services for Mrs.
Fthcl Margrave Bvaris. 74, of
Mocksvillc, Ri. 3. were
January 2. at Ervin Temple
CME Church at Cooleemce.
Burial was in (he church
cemetery.
She died Saturday at her
home.
Mrs. Evans was born Nov.
2^K 1915. in Commerce. Ga.,
the djuglitcr of the late Albert
and Carrie Hargravc. Also
surviving arc her husband, Joe
Hvans: a sister, Mrs. Sallie Byrd
of Salisbury: and two brotlicrs.
Co It y c r 8 Margrave of
Commerce, Ga.. and Albert
Hargravc of Mocksvillc.
MRS. IDA SINK
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida
Ualon Sink, 82. of Rt. 2,
Mocksvillc were condtictcd
Saturday, Jan. 4. at 11 a.m. at
Eaton's Chapel by the Rev. H.
W. Hulchlns and the Rev.
Walter Howell. Burial was in
Eaton's Baptist CIturch
ccntctcry.
Mrs. Sink died Thursday ut
3:30 p.m. at her home.
She was born July 1. 1886.
in Davic Count). the daughter
of the late A. W. and Evelyn
Collcitc Eaton. She was a
member of Eaton's Baptist
Churcli.
Surviving arc her husband.
Joe T. Sink: a daugiitcr. Miss
Evelyn Sink of the hone: a
brother. James M. Eaton of Rt.
2, Mocksvillc: and a sister. Mrs.
Elizabeth Blackwcldcr of Rt. 2.
Mocksvillc.
MRS. LUCILLE PITTMAN
Funeral services for Mrs.
Lucille Beck Pitlman, wife of
John E. Pittman, were held
Sunday, December 29. at 2
p.m. at Bernstein Chapel in
Athens, Georgia. Burial was in
Evergreen McnK>rial Park in
Athens. Rev. Julian A. Cave,
Jr. conducted llie services.
She died at the Medical
Center in Columbus, Georgia,
Friday, December 27, after a
month's illness. Mrs. Pittman
was born in Davic County. She
has lived in Athens and
Columbus, Ga. for several
years. She was a member of
First Baptist Church in
Columbus. . .
Survivors Include: her
husband; 3 sons, Scult
Pilinmn, Mark Pittman and
Blake Pittman of Columbus:
her mother. Mrs. Bertha Beck
of Ailicns: 2 sisters. Mrs.
Hailciic Hurt of Athens and
Mrs. Rtilli Muyhcrry of
Blucflcld. West Virginia.
Bio - Obituaries - 1/9/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, January 15,1969
Lenmef While Herbert Clarice
Of MfNricsville OfMocksville
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Id 1Mb OdM, m dT the
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SMTviviM eve hit trife, lbs
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Ita. Bfltljf fin SBiltti ef Bt
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Gflrter el Bt^ ildvaoee; floor
taoL Lbqd fmtte of Bt S,
IMBfflle, <Mbr WhttB ef Bt
B mostaNdem, John nank
wUte, ililhiwi to Gennaxnr
wttTibe UB. AiBW, aod Cart
White ef the hooie; n aister,
Mh*. Artsooa Hm ef Bt i.
Ifladnnifltej aadww biettiBia.
BrMfWhtte If WlDSteoBaM,Boyi^ cTModMJiiiM
Pad WUto ef Kunapoiia.
Herbert Oailce Sr.^ flS. cf Rt.
41, BfsdMDe. deed ^hniday at
4 pan. d home after an
lUiiBsa of ene axK4c.
% was born July 3. i.^V.
in'Aiiakui Oooifly, t'uc sen d
liars. Geneva Clarko cf
fliodtsviUe and (Itc L.o
fSarwuse Clarice, lie was
educated in IJovwoe-} fxbuuls
and was a textile lie
waa a meniitcr of fkixwc^xl
Bantist Churdt.
Sorviving. in additiO't h e
mother, era hh wUc. ^.)rs
Oaena Ciartce; M.' so•;.^
Htabert Clarke- Jr. nru'.fffivi v
SootI Cterke. both o! Uk* bi;r.;.-:.
two daughters, Cynthia DcrJsc
Qarke and Ccrtlv'r ria«1co. hoih
of (he luMiic: five hioitters,
Blbcrt C^aiiu\ iYest»n ClaiV.
Cfajrcftoe Clarke, t-nd Kraa'<v
Cterite, all of BudcsvUie. nr«1
Chartie Claike of III Verram.
N. Y.; and tM-o-sisters. Mro.
Retber Parker of Nvh- V'url;
N. v., and Misp tkttha (!lart n
ef UdoMvUle.
Jos^Gutef,
Rt. 1, Advwiee
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H iff ten
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HOQivVMW VmS 01 wWh vB*
Mtk &B ami Bay cf Bflda
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Bio — Obituaries — 1/15/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
lO—o•-Otvlt OMtfily Entirttftai Record, Jemicrv 10. 1960
J08mU5.rAKTI-R.4H
runcrol seivtces lor Joseph
llrmly t'orlcr, 48. or Advance
Rt. 1. were held Monday at the
Macedonia Moravian fhurch.
Rurlil was in Ihc church
graveyard.
Mr. Curler died Saturday
ttfter a long lllneis at the
Veittioni Hospital at Salisbury.
He was burn In Davic
County to Julin h'. and .Sallie
Smith Carter. He was a retired
carpenter.
Surviving arc iili wife. Mrs.
Maudle Howard Carter: a
daughter. Miss Patti Carter or
the home: rour suns, Bony.
I^vid. Timmy and Jonothun
Carter or the home: live
brothers, Clarence Carter or
Mocksviile, Rt. 2, Hrank
Cbrter, or West Virginia, Cralg
A. Qirlcr and Ray Carter or
Advance, Rt. i, end James I:.
Osrtor or Bruno, W. Va.; and
two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Riggs
oT Sandy Ridge and Mrs. Alma
Woo^ord 01 Wlnston*Saicm.
Rt. 2.
LEMUEL L WHITE, 64
Lemuel Leon White, 64, or
Mocksviile, Rt. 2, died
Saturday at his homo.
He was born in Oavie
County to B. F. ond Nancy
toyd White. Ho was a retired
rumiturc worker.
Surviving are his wire, Mrs.
Alberta Latham White; three
duaghters, Mis. Edith Keaton
and Mrs. Betty Sue Smith of
Mocksviile and Mrs. Jane White
Oirtcr or Advance; rour sons,
Leon White of Mo^sville, Rt.
2, Grady White or
WinstoO'Salom Rt. 8, John
Frank White, with the Army in
Germany, and Carl White or
the hone; a sister, Mrs. Arizona
White Hays or Mocksviile. Rt.
I; and three brothers, Bracy
White or Winston-Salem, Roy
Widte oT Mocks^lle and Pbul
White or Kannapolis.
J.R.GOGGINS,Si
Funeral services ror John
Robert Goggins, Si, or
Mocksviile, Rt. 3 were held
Saturday at the Smith Grove
AME Zion Church. Burial was
in the church oemeteiy.
Mr. Goggins died January
8tli or natural causes bororc
arriving at the Davie Counly
Hospital. He had been
ill Surviving are his mother.
Mrs. Erne Goggins, and a
bnrther. Lee Goggins, both or
lhetlU)mOM.iiL..n u. v.^ ..• .i a.
Bio - Obituaries - 1/16/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
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Dysofi, 87, of Mocks^e
.^yest^rdqy ,at L'
'HaJ?en?5 JNursing' .'Home. The
Tuneral-'wBl/ be at 2 p.m.
Saturday at Center United
Mettodist. Church. Burial will
.he in the-^urch cemetery.
He was bom in Davie County
l-to^^yin and Martha Gaither
D^on. He was a retired farmer,
and a^member of Center United
Methodist Uhurch. I
Surviving are three sons,'
Wade and Qyde Dyson of
Mocksville,. Rt. 1, and Alvin
Dyson of Mocksville, Rt. 4j and
four daughters, Mrs. Dale
Chaffin, Mrs. Paul Harpe, Mrs.
Clay Boger and Mrs. Dewey
Kimmer of Mocksville, Rt. 1.
The body is at Eaton's
Funeral Home.
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MOCKSVILLE — Mrs, Joann
Allen Carter, 35, of 531 Church
I S^eet Extension, Mocksville,
died at 2:25 a.m. today at the
. Baptist Hospital after a serious
' 31-day illness.
Bom in Davie County Feb.
18, 1933, she was the daughter
of the late Ollie G. and Vida
Carter Allen. She was an
employe of Branch Bank and
Trust Company in Mocksville
and was a member of Center
i.. United Methodist Church.
She was married to Lawrence
Ray Carter, who survives. Also
surviving are one son, Allen
n Wade Carter of the home; one
daughter, Vicki Ann Carter of
Um home; her mother, Mrs.
Vida Allen of Mocks^^e, Rt.
3; one sister, Mrs. Elaine Kent
of Lenoir; one brother, Donald
G. Allen of Mocksville, Rt. 3.
Funeral services will be con
ducted at Center United
Methodist Church at 2 p.nK\fflin4_ : vm.
^ day by the Rev. Benny B^irSSlC UU. ru;^ii«w'
Burial will be in the church ,, ^
t will r JOCKSVlile, N. C.
friends tonight from 7 untii g^ / o'clock at Eaton Funeral Home.
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COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, January 22, 1969
Mrs. Anderson,
Dovie County
IKMXSVILUE - im. Ctara
ABdcma. n,- ol
Utekfvffle. Rt. 5. diid «t 4
PA Sttftwy III lbs Davie
uNiBtjr Hoqdal aftar n II2aoM
of • nw dnt.
Born lamvio Oooatjr OcL
n. tm. Aft WM te dai^Mar
of te lats Jomab aad fiotty
Duoar Bania. IBm was the
«Ubw of the late Oooffa Walter
Aadoraoa.
lira. Aadenoo waa a oMBfaer
of Bear Greek Basttrt ChoreiL
Sttvivan tnrtwto three
tfaughtoa, IOCS AbbIb Aadenoo
aad mn Joale AateHO. betfa
of the hoaaa. aad Urt. Mary
Gkew M MoefeavIIla: t«o
ffandehOdreo; aad five aeal-
BKodAfldrea.
L. H. Grouse,
86, Advonce
MOCi&BVlLLG — IJitha* Iter.
1^ OraoM, 86. of Advanee
nOeiBd k beift and wts
dead on orrtval at Che Davie
Honittal It a p.m.
. IS. 1682, la Davto
be wu the aon of the
lite.Loab E, ml Etiitbcth
Hege Crouie. He wu • nUnd
fafmer and wiiool teacher. Be
belooged to Advaaoe Mhthodiit
Ctnindi.
Mr. Croiite married the
* former Delia Vogier, vlio died
to 1948.
Survivors inelode two
daoMiters. Mrs. Howard Jordm
of Oastonla aad Mrs. Oattbo'
Marsh of Adviaee: three
sistera, Mrs. Bfary Ai^. Mrs.
Erma Crouch, both of Wiastos.
Salem, and Mrs. Rosa Haime
of Houston, Tax; bad two
ffanddiUdran, Dr.
Rldiard Jordan of SlUMiory.
Mrs. Miller
Of Mocksville
MOOaVOLB-lta. LMk.
HuUOfm* .HBltr. c( Bt
s. ModnvlDe, ^
Da^ Hospital, StateaviBo.
Aug. flk iieo
m YadMa OooBty, d
Uie late PTlr'aS^Sya
Reeae Waguer.
tenrMag eie a dairtittr,
Ma Rtto Jaiaet of Rt t.
Lo^ WMtaker, both of Rt.
8. Modgvllle; tbne Mepeoaa.Back Umer, Bob MmBTa^
fbeckl^, an of Moobavfite:
IneAen, Joba Wagoor 01
Wtaotoftgidem aad Annie
Wagaer et MA PdlBl; aad twoaistcre. MnTlioh OrttRa aad
Ma Leona Maney, both of
WbotofrSakai.
bra
Mrs. McDooiei^
Dovie County
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OonnlMr MdfeiBiiL itModmdIK m!7«A, 2
QaoEbi Beani dStumSw atsBSa^p ML m 1*!^
BdeanliMH Hme. 8bNBbeen miar tba paauei^ n
Bmi to PWrnCIBBfity
ti, tm At tsaa to
0„ CM K., BnMi L
B. iMDaBW. dial
o* L-." ■* S" ^ -Rt, St Bewetis Ih
of ABViaB8L RLB.UdSmda _one iMar, Mn. B, R. BLfldsr. offlltaatanSalaiL ndrti
Mrs. Corter,
Mocksville
MOCKSVOLB - Mrs. JosfinAllflo Ciitcr, 68, of Ml Church
Sireft IBrtenrioo, MocksvUIe,died el a:S5 •,!&, Sat Rt the
Baptist Hospttel after a serious
8l*aay inDmr>^Bom in Davie County Feb.18, 1983, she was the daoditerof the iite Ottie 0, fmdVMa
Carter ADen. She was anemploye of Branch Bank andTrust Compaoy in MMiviQe
and was a meniber of Center
United ttordL
She was married to LawrenceRay Carter, wbe sieves. Alsosurviving are one son, AUm
Wade Carter of the bnaie; onedau^dtf , VteU Ana Gaiter ofthe bm; her mellH^ Mn,Vida iSm of Bfocktvilie. Rt3; one sister, Mn, EWne Keutof Lenoir; eM hreUisr, Donald0. ABm of MoekivUle, Rt, 8,
E, F. Dwiggins,
Dovie County
MOCXBVniiB - BSUahFmfli DuAiglBa, 81, ofMoekivllle, IST1,' died it theDavie Osualy Hogpttal IbeedayIt 1:80 jkm. He bad beenserioudly tU for 10 diya*Botn Jamiaiy 4. iBSr, fasDavie Oounty, he was the son
of*ttie late John Weiley andMary Wimwatinn RMIedse
DwlggtBi, wss A retired tiK-Ule enteloye and fanner, •
Survivora indiide Mi wile, the
Joneii twoformerd
». both
Rt i: two aoQi»
JSBe*w the bffo*
PwiOdtt ofWittsteoMttn; tm •ktcra.
Mn. A, Z. Stooestrect of
mntoD4alesi and Mn. N. C.Smoot of IMwvine, Rt. t
augMer
Oonard
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, January 22,1969
E. C. Corter
Of Advance
MOCKSVILLE - Erneit
Charle# Carter, 48, of Rl. t,
^anra. died Wedneiday at
Cohimbl^ S. C.
He was born June 30, loao,
in Davie Cbunty, son of the
lale Samuel and Nenie Sheets
Carter.
Sorrtving* are a daaghter,
Mrs. Brenda Sue Thomoion of
Sadh Carolina; a sister, Mrs.
Oeow Jones of Rt. 3.
Mocksviile; and six brothers.
Clarence Carter of Rt S.
Advance, AQle Carter of Soutb-
moftt. Frank Carter of ten.
iBgtm, Aaron Carter of Rt. 4,
bfocksviUe, and Coleman Carter
Carter, both of
MocksviUe.
Nooh Dyson,
At 87 Yeors
MOCKSVIUB - Noih Sdk
OyM n, RL 1. Hoekntpe,
Thniiday at loFia Hioen
Nurrtiit Homa.
. bom Sept is, leiA
in DavIe OooDly. the ao^
^ Marthagrtthy. ^yaott. Be was a
retindfarm.
ftirvlvlng are three aona,-
^ Dm and Chide IW^of ^1. Mocfciollle, 3
AMa Ds^n of 1
Ri. I. IbStrlO,.
R. F, Sheak,
Dovie County
MOCKSVntB
ItatitibShoefc of Adteee.
Rtl.«iid1M»^
at 10 aja. at Iba Dasla
Bom Oct a, iSIf^ in Darte
(bBnly, he TO tha ton # tho-
late AOTO ahd Maillt Waid
"W9» a nUfad
liaSe
_W»THHU aUUU
Gray STOk dl
1: OM ITOf
CSoo Bdm of
aevitt sfiud
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
fi Divit OMRty Enttrprltt Raeord, JMutry 23, 1M3
MRS. UWRENCE CARTER
Funcra) services for Mrs. Jo
Ann Caricr, 35, were
conducted Sunday at 2 p. m at
Center Unllea Methodist
Church. Burial was in the
churdi cemetery.
Mrs. Carter, wife of
Lawrence Ray Carter of 531
Church Street Extension, died
^turday after a month's Illness
at Baptist Hospital in
Wlnston*Satem.
She was born In Davlc
County to OUie G. and Vida
Carter Allen. She was
employed at Branch Banking
and Trust Co.
Surviving are her husband; a
son. Alien Wade Carter of the
home; a dau^ter. VIcki Ann
Carter of the home; her mother
of Mocksvllle, Rt. 3; a sister,
Mrs. Elaine Kent of Lcnolr;
and a brother. Donald 0. AUen
ofMocksvUle.Rt.S.
MRS. IVA MCDANIEL
Funeral services for Mrs. (va
Comatzer McDaniel, 84, were
conducted Tuesday, January
20, at Eaton's Chapel at 3:30
p. m. by the Rev. Powell
wilkins and the Rev. Ardts
Payne. Burial followed In
Smith Grove United Methodist
Church cemetery.
She died Saturday at Lynn
Haven Nursing Home after
being ill for the past 10
months.
She was the widow of
George Bonus McDaniel of Rt.
3.
Bom In Davie County on
May 31, 1884. she was the
daughter of the late Daniel end
Minnie Tomllnson Cornatzer.
She was a member of Smith
Grove Methodist Church.
Survivors include three
dau^tcrs, Mrs. Harvey Gobble
and Mrs. Thunruin Foster, both
of Modcsviile, Rt. 3, and Mrs.
Shenlll Smith of Cicmmons,
seven sons, George, Cecil, Guy,
Carl, Bruce and froy McDaniel
all of Mocksvllle, Rt. 3,
Everettc McDaniel of Advance,
Rt. 2, and Bob B. McDaniel of
Salisbury; and one sister. Mrs.
H. R. Hendtix, Sr. of
V^ston-Salcm.
RAY S. WARD
Funeral services for Ray
Shelton Ward, 65, of Salisbury,
Rt. 4, were conducted at 2 p.
m. Sunday, January 19, at
Eaton's Chapel. Burial was In
Macedonia Moravian Church
graveyard in Davie County.
Mr. Shelton, a disabled
World War veteran, died
Saturday night at the VA
hospital at Salisbury.
"He was born in Davie
County to Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Ward.
SurviWng arc a brother, Jake
Ward of Woodleaf; three
sisters, Mrs. Bynum Murray
and Mrs. Cecil Varboroi^ of
Burlinaton and Mrs. E. D.
Howard of Mocksvillc; a half
sister, Mrs. W. M. Markland of
Mocksvillc and two half
brothers. M. S. Ward and C. S.
Sheets of Salisbury.
E. F. DWIGGINS
Funeral services for Elijah
Frank Dwlggins, 82. of Route
I. were conducted Thursday,
January 16, at 2 p.m. at
Eaton's Chapel by me Rev.
Benny Bearden. Burial was In
Center United Methodist
Church cemetery.
Mr. Dwig^ns died Tuesday,
January 14, at Davie County
HosplUi at 2:30 p.m. He had
been seriously ill for 10 days.
Born January 4, 1887, In
Davie County, he was the son
of the late John Wesley and
Mary Emmaline Rstledge
Dwigfdns. He was a retirra
textile employee and farmer.
Survivors include his wife,
the former Maggie Jones; two
daughters, Mrs.. Mary Preateli
and Mrs. Louise Moore, both
of Mocksvilie, Rt. 1; two sons,
Conard Dwig^ns of the home
and Ginard F. Dwlggins of
Winston-Saiem; two sisters,
Mrs. A. Z. Stonestrcet of
Wlnston-Salem and Mrs. N. C.
Smoot of Mocksvilie, Rt. I.
MICKEY W. DURHAM
A graveside service was
conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday,
January 16lh, at Midway
Baptist Church in Davidson
County by the Rev. Cecil
Worley ""or Mickey Wayne
Durham, 3-year-old son of
Manuel W. Durham and Irene
Gaither Durham of Advance,
Rl.2.
The child died Tuesday it
Forsyth Memorial Hospital. He
was Injured when a tree which
was being cut down fell on
him
L. H. CROUSE
Luther Harrison Grouse, 86,
of Advance sufTered a heart
attack and was dead on arrival
at the Davlc County Hospital
at 2 p.m. Tuesday, January
14th.
Born Sept. 13, 1882, in
Davie County, he was the son
of the late Louis E. and
Elizabeth Hege Grouse. He was
a retired farmer and school
teacher. He belonged to
Advance Methodist Church.
Mr. Grouse married the
former Delia Vogler, who died
in 1949.
Survivors include two
daughters, Mrs. Howard Jordan
of Gastonia and Mrs. Gaither
Marsh of Advance; three
sisters, Mrs. M&Yfy Angeli, Mrs.
Erma Crouch, both of
Winston-Saiem, and Mrs. Rosa
Haime of Houston, Tex; and
two grandchildren, including
Dr. Richard Jordan of
Salisbury.
Funeral services were
conducted Thursday at 4 p.m.
at Advance United Methodist
Church. Burial was in the
church cemetery. The Rev.
Philip Vaughn and the Rev.
Brvce Smith officiated.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
e~Davl« Oounty EnttrpriM Rwofd» Jtnutry 23, IMS
MRS. CORA ANDERSON
Funeral services for Mrs.
Cora Harris Anderson, 79, of
Mockivllle, Rt. 5, were
conducted Tuesday, January
21, at 2 p. m. at Bear Creek
Baptist Church. The Rev. Paul
Moore and the Rev. Albert
Bracken ofnciated. Burial was
In the church cemetery.
She died at 4 p. m. Sunday
at the Davie County Honltal
aher an illness of a few days.
Mrs. Anderson was the
widow of George Walter
Anderson. She was born in
Davie County October 17,
18B9, and was the dau^ter of
the late Joseph and Betty
Danner Harris.
Mrs. Anderson was a
member of Bear Creek Baptist
Church.
Survivors include three
daughters, Miss Annie
Anderson and Miss Jo^e
AjKierson, both of the home,
and Mrs. Mary Crews of
Mocksville; two grandchildren;
and Hve great-grandchildren.
NOAH DYSON
Funeral services for Noah
Bell Dyson, 87, of Rt. I, were
conducted Saturday, January
18, at 2 p.m. at Center United
Methodist Church. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
The Rev. Wade Hulchens
and Rev. Bcnnle Beordcn
conducted the service.
Pallbearers were; R. C. and
Eugene Dyson, Benny Dyson,
David Kimmcf, Lar^ Harpe
and Mike Chaffln.
He died Thursday at Lynn
Haven Nursing Home.
He was born in Davie
County to Alvin and Martha
Gaither Dyson. He was a
retired farrrrer and a member of
Center United Methodist
Church.
Surviving are three sons,
Wade and Clyde Dyson of
Mocksville. Rt. 1, and Alvin
D^on of Mocks\dlle, Rt. 4;
and four dau^ters, Mrs. Dale
Chaffin, Mrs. «ul Harpc, Mrs.
Clay Boger and Mre. Dewey |
Klmmer of Mocksville. Rt. 1. i
MRS.C. V. MILLER
Funeral services for Mrs.
Louie Marie (Mom) Miller of
Rt. 2, widow of C. V. (Pop)
Miller, were held Saturday.
January 18, at 3 p.m.
Mrs. Miller died Thursday at
Davis Hospital In Stalosvllle.
I She was bom In Vadkin
County to F. A. and Victoria
Reece Waener. She was a
I member of the Church of
, Civlst of Mocksvlile.
Surviving are a daughter,
Mrs. Ruby James of
Mocksville, Rt. 2; two
stepdauahtesr, Mrs. Ozell Boger
of MocksvUlo, Rt. 2 and Mrs.
Louise Whitaker of Mocksville
Rt. 2: three stepsons. Buck,
Bob and SheeK Miller of
Mocksvitle; two brothers, John
Wagner of Wiruton-Salem and
Aussie Wagner of High Point;
and two sisters, Mrs. Lala
Griffin and Mrs. Leona Masscy
of Winston-Salcm.
ERNEST C. CARTER
Funeral services for Ernest
Charles Carter, 48, of Advance,
Rt. 2, were conducted
Saturday, January 18, at 4
p.m. at Eaton^s Chapel. Burial
was In Cornatzer Baptist
Church cemetery.
He died Wednesday in
Columbia, S. C.
He was born in Davie
County to Samuel and Nezzle
Sheets Carter.
Surviving arc a daughter,
Mrs. Brenda Sue Thompson of
South Caroline; a sister, Mrs.
George Jones of Mo^svUle,
Rt. 3; and six brothers,
Clarence Carter of Advance,
Rt. 2, Allle Carter of
Southmont, Frank Carter of
Lexington and Aaron Coleman
and Billy Carter of Mocksville.
RICHMOND F. SHEEK
Funeral services for
Richmond Franklin Shcck, 89,
of Advance. Rt. !, were held
Fri^y, January 17, at 2 p.m.
at Macedonia Moravian
Church. Burial was In the
church graveyard.
Mr. Sheek, a retired
employe of R. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Col, died Wednesday
at Davie County Hospital.
He was the foster father of
Mrs. Cico Hahn of
Winston-Salcm.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, January 29, 1969
W^AjwBSwi w
Mocb»W« Ki. 2
Mn. Gipir,
DaritCMNriy
Wita
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
0 Dav4o County Enterpritt Record. Jenuery 30. 1969
MRS. OLA BROWN
Funeral services for Mrs. Ola
Bostic Brown, 64, of Route 2,
were held Sunday. January 26,
al 3 p.m. at Eaton's Chapel.
Burial was In Turrentinc
Baptist Church cemetery.
Ljdrs. Bro.wn, wife.of John C..
BmWn^ ^i.Uead
to" Dflvlc County'"Hbspi'tal
Friday night, January 24.
She was born in Ashe
County to John and Alice
Gregory Tuylorl She was a
member of Turentino Baptist
Church. Surviving are her
husband; two daughters, Mrs.
C. J. Angcll Jr. of Mocksville,
Rt. S. and Mrs. Hansford
Nichols of Mocksville, Rt. I;
two brothers, George and
Creek Taylor of Vilas; and
three sisters. Mrs: Ellis Coffee
of Boonc, Mrs. Wilburn
Kitig^rec of Salisbury and Mrs.
T. D. Adkin of Jacksonville.
Hia.
MRS.ODliSSA FOSTER
Funeral services for Mrs.
Odessa Kennedy Foster. 70,
wioow 01 jonn nehry Fusiei,
Sr.. of Rl. 2. were held
Wednesday, January 20th. at 2
p. m. at Mainvillc AME Zion
ChuTcli. Burial was in the
churcli cemetery.
She died Sunday al Davic '
County Hospital.
She was born in Sianty
County but hud resided in
Davie County 65 years. She
was a member of Mainvillc
AME Zion Cluirch in Davie
County.
Surviving arc a b>n. John
Henry Foster Jr. of
WintloioSalcm; and two sisters.
Mrs. Rebecca Monigonwry of
Salisbury and Mrs. Lizzie
Mourc of Mocksville.
HENRY ADAM NAIL
Funeral services for Henry
Adam Niil. 90. of Coolccinee.
were held Tuesday. January
28. 3l 4 p.m. It Eaton a
Chapel. Burial was In Wesley
Chapel Meihodiit Church
cemetery.
Mr. Nail, i retired Erwin
Mill Employee, died Sunday at
Pavie County Hospital.
He was born in Rowan
County to Horace E. and
Naomi Dobbins Nail.
Surviving are a daughter
Mrs. Marvin Dull of
Cooleemce; a son. John Henry
Niil of Cooleemee; Hve sisters.
Mrs. Guy Foster. Mrs. Walter
Shoaf and Mrs. Uicy Riddle of
Cooleemee. Mrs. Bert Vkk of
Mocksville and Mrs. L- A. Fo»
of Salisbury; and a brother.
Sidney Nail of Cooleemee-
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
pi>T r-Tj.' j-T'- .rr' i V rt"* ance;-
;S?"n^::Hospital,;-y e s t e r d a y
moriMgXofkathe^ attacfc The
-;Coniat2er'^Pt^t .;, J?feurch : 2 p iphh';.
' fflesdayj'^BUrlalvwill Ibe mlthe
church'cemetery/'.;. \ . - v.--
-.j'Pejwas' bprn in Davie County
w Edgar and Cora Ijames Wall!He >was >emplpyed,.'at ;Hanes
Corp. .-.and ;was;var member, of
^ornatzer Baptist. Church.
|;Survxving3are;;his .wife,'^Mrs."J;eaaPotts WaU; four sirfers.
v o g e r ,..ofrfpcksviUe; Mri-.Ro's^ Baker of
'?;Decatur,^Ga.fx Mrs.-^Lila MaeI'B^auchamp of. Advance, Rt 2
'lapd ^Mrs. r/Jhelm'a -"Sheek of
f^Wmston-Salemr and a brother.U-Jp^ny/Raj^.Wall of Clemmons.
The ' vbody j is • at Eaton's
Funeral Home. n
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Wocksville, N. C.
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MOCKSVlU-^, NO
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, February 5,1969
Mrs. Leoch, 61,
Of Mocksville
HOCKSVIUJ: - lln.
Mamls Wtlkt UMh, ei, oi
Rt 4, MocfciviUe, ^ P^y
•t the Davie County HospUja.
^ wab born Jooe 16, tW7,
in Davic County, the ilatwhter
of the liUe 0. 0. and Enma
Beaton Waller. She waa a
roM emph^ of BurUi«too
Zndoitriaa, Cooleeinet.
^viM are her husband.
John L. Leach; a son. John
W. Leach of Rt. 1. Woodleaf;
■u grandchildren; threehrojthers. Clarence WaOer ofSalisbury, and Tom Waller andWalter Walkr. both of Rt. l.Woodleaf; a footer daughter.Mil. Doris Myers MMocksville; a footer aoo, RonaldNkholi of Rt. 4, Mocksville;
and four sillers, Miss AnnieWaller of Rt. 1, Woodloaf, Mrs.Kelly Waller of Rt, 4,ModisvUle, Mrs. Minnie SutCrotU of Marks. Mlas., a3Mrs. Bessie ConneU' o f
Woodleaf.
Lossiler Rites
Set Wednesday
MOCKSVILLE - Funeral
services for Mrs. Claudia B.UssUer, 61, of Davis County,
a former residwl of iioMeadow St., SpMCur, . Wifol
conducted WodMsday at ita.m. at Smith Grova Baptist
Church, Chufchiand.%i jma {Mm tot i. ub7,In Davie Oeito« ISi ditoUrof tba lateMatlou and toliana Dsdmon WOUama.
ioiitoo. Md., and Mm. Jaous
c. 8. XwfM, hMh ufS»^*'JPSg!
George Hones
Of Mocksville
M0CK6V1LLB -Funeralaervkee fa* George Clifford
(Bwl) Hanea were conductadMonday at i p.m. at Eaton's
Funeral ChaneLHo was bom Jan. 16, IM?,in David County, the son «the late Harriaoa and NancyBeiiirhimp Haaas. Ba was aratirad farmar.Survivors Include his wife, theformer Miss Kate Howard:
throe am. Howard Hanea ofMocksville, Ray BiMi MWiuitof^Salem, and CralgHanes of Rt 3. Mocksvttlo; fov
danihtere. Mm. OUieBeaudiamp and Mm. RobertHenditc. both of Rt. sMocked, Mrt. Alvia Cboaira
of MoeksviDa, and Mm. BUIDwtons of Ashoboro; ISgratohildm; and tight
groat-grsndchUdran.
D. B. Clinard
Of Advance
kiOCKSVILLE —' Dampsey
Brown Clinard. frl, of Rt. 2. Advance, died Saturday.Born in Davie County, June
2. 1904, he was the sou of the
fate Gwge W. and Sarah Bell
Sink Clinard. He was a memberof Advance Baptist Church and
was a Master Mason of Afl-
vance Masonic Lodge.
Survivors Include his wife.Stella Cook Clinard; thr^ sons,
Dempsey Clinard Jr. of the AirForce stationed In Goldsboro,
George and Charlie CUnard,both of the home; two ek^s.
Mrt. Charles Redwlne Sefner <dFlorida, and Mm. Gray S^ers
of WinstOQ-Salmn.
Foster Services
Sloted Wed.
MOCUVILU! - roMnl■arvkas kf Mm. Odaasa Kao-^ FoeUr, widow of tha lateJohn L. FoMar, were lOon.UoM WidiMay at I p.m.
inkUinvUMAIIBltoCbitnA.
wMtot ofito si^.^ body wtq ba plaoad in tbichurch ona hour prior to the
funeral hour.The family wtU be at Mor-
risen^tudevent towral Hrm
t. "a
of Mbenrille.
Mrs. Danielsi
Of Raleigh
mocksville - Mm. SMly
to toUi. M. of BWtoh andByOy M Roto 4. toMOo,jiBd.al «sji. FfNdyM Davio
A Ritbu M llivlo County,
to wui a dHtoW. of the lalac ^gm to
ollM-
sen
Bs-n
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURjNAL, Wednesday, February' 5, 1969
C. W. Woll
Of Advance
i "JL!?* S*® ®. itt*.^ Divk Couaty, tW m il
ilM late Bdgar Md Cora QaiM«
Mrs. Sherrili,
At 82 Yean
.Mogarom - ifci. mi»
^^tAiSSK.
farvlvUi ara
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
is Dead
at 92
Miss Victoria Byerly, 92, of
Rt. 4, Lexington, N. C., Ruddy
Creek community, died
Monday morning at the Haven
Convelescent Nursing Home in
Lexington. She had been in
declining health for 6 months.
She was bom February 2,
1877 to Wesley and Eliza
Swicegood Byerly. Miss Byerly
was a member of Friend^p
United Methodist Church,
Eastern Star of Mocksville,
Alumni of Woman's College,
Greensboro, now the
University of North Carolina.
Survivors include one sister,
Mrs. Ida Byerly Holt of Rt. 4,
Lexington, and a number of
neices and nephews.
Funeral services wiD be
conducted at 2 p. m. Friday at
Friendship United Methodist
Church by the Rev. David E.
Hubbard. Internment will be in
the church cemetery. ..j.
.i sA V . >*
The family request in lieu of
flowers, memorials may be
made to the building fund of
the Friendship United
Methodist Church.
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MRS. R.U.DANIEL
Mrs. Sally Eva Daniels. 76.
of Ralclgl) and formerly of
Roulc 4, Mocksviltc, died
Friday at Davic County
Hospital.
A native of Davic County,
slic was a daughter of the late
Thomas and Jennie Stanley
Graves. She was the widow of
Robert Edward Daniels.
She was a member of
Necdmorc Church of Christ.
Survivors include three sons.
Ralph Daniels of Raleigh, Lee
and tommy Daniels of
Cootccmcc; a daughter, Mrs.
William Rodden of Route I,
Woodlcaf.
Funeral services were
conducted Sunday at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel by H. E.
Tuttlc. Burial was in the
Liberty Methodist Church
cemetery.
MRS. JOHN L. LEACH
Mrs. Mamie Waller Leach.
.61. .of Rl. 4, MocksviUfii, dig^
Friday at Davic County
Hospital.
She was born June 15.
1907, in Davie County, the
^ughtcr of the late 0. 0. and
Emma Beaton Waller. She was
a retired employee of
Burlington Industries,
Cootccmcc.
Surviving ore her husband,
Jolui L. Leach; a son. John W.
Leach of Rt. I, Woodlcaf; six
grandchildren; tlirec brothers.
Oarcrtcc Waller of Salisbuiy,
and Tom Waller and Walter
BUD HANES
George Cliford (Bud) Hanes,
82, of Rt. 3, Mocksviilc, died
Saturday at his home.
He was born Jan. 19, 1887,
in Davic County, the son of the
talc Harrison and Nancy
Bcauchamp Hanes. He was a
retired farmer.
Survivors include his wife,
the former Miss Kate Howard;
three sons. Howard Hanes of
Mocksviilc, Ray Hanes of
Winston-Salcm and Craig Hanes
of Rl. 3, Mocksviilc; four
daughters, Mrs. OIlic
Bcauchamp and Mrs. Robert
Hcndrix both of Rl. 3
Moclcsville, Mrs. Alvis Cheshire
of Mocksviilc, and Mrs. Bill
Dwtggins of Ashcboro; 13
grandchildren and eight
great-grandchildren
Waller, both of Rl. 1.
Woodlcaf; a foster daugJttcr,
Mrs. Doris Myers of Mocksviilc,
a foster son, Ronald Nichols of
Rt. 4, Mocksviilc; and four
sisters. Miss Annie Waller of
Rt. I, Woodlcaf, Mrs. Kelly
Waller of Rt. 4. Mocksviilc.
Mrs. Minnie Sue Crotis of
Marks. Miss., and Mrs. Bessie
Connell of Woodlcaf.
Funeral services wore
conducted Sunday at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel by
Kcnnctli Hydcr. Burial was at
Rowan Memorial Park.
CLARENCE W.WALL
Clarence William Wall. 56,
of Advance, Rt. 2, died en
route to Davle County Hospital
Sunday morning of a heart
attack. Funeral services were
conducted Tuesday at
Cornatzer Baptist Church.
Burial was in the church
cemetery.
He was born in Davic
County to Edgar and Cora
Ijamcs Wall. He was employed
at Hanes Corp. and was a
member of Cornatzer Baptist
Church.
Surviving arc his wife, Mrs.
Lena Potts Wall; four sisters.
Mrs. Laura Bogcr of
Mocksviilc, Mrs. Rosa Baker of
Decatur, Ga.. Mrs. Lila Mae
Bcauchamp of Advance. Rt. 2,
and Mrs. Thelma Sheek of
Winston^aicm; and a brolhcr,
Johnny Ray Wall of
CIcmmons.
Bio - Obituaries - 2/6/1969
DEMPSEY B. CLINARD
The funeral for Dcmpscy
Brown CUnard, 64, of
Advance. Rl. 2, was held
Monday at Advance Baptist
Church. Burial was in the
church cemetery with Masonic
MRS. MAE SAIN SHERRILL
Mrs. Mac Sain Shcrrill, 82.
of Erlangcr died Friday nigtit
at Lexington Memorial
Hospital.
She was born April 5,1882.
in Davic County, the daughter
of the laic Andrew and Julia
Miller Allen.
Surviving are three
daughters. Mrs. Clyde Carter of
Chesapeake. Va,, Mrs. Bill
McCuliough of Mocksviilc, and
Mrs. Calvin Ferryman of
Lexington: four sons, A. L.
Sain and Elmer Sain, both of
Kannapolis, Roy Sain of
Lexington; and Lester Sain of
Lexington; and two brothers,
Clcvc Allen of Advance and
Jake Allen of Woodlcaf.
Funeral services were
conducted Sunday at
Mocksviilc Methodist Church
by the Rev. Phillip Vaughn and .
(he Rev. Clarence Jenkins. ^
MRS. MOZELLA GRANT
Funeral services for
Mrs. MozcMa Nccly Grant
were held Wednesday
January 29th at the Shilo
Baptist Church at 3:30
p.m. Rev. G. W. Campbell
presided. Burial was in the
Second Presbyterian
Church Cemetery.
Shf;.;4I.eirfiut&c Davic
County Ho^taLSaturday
January 25th. Surviving
arc her husband; five
children, Robert and
Gcorgiannc of the home,
£arr)cst of Baltimore, Md.,
and Fred and Henry of
Mocksviilc; and two
adopted sons. Darrcll and
Lcc.
riles llv died .Saliirtluy.
11c was burn in l-i>rsy1h
Coiiiily h> (icorgc W. ttnil
Surah licit Cliiiard. A i'anK.*r, he
was a inciuhcr nf Advance
Baptist Cliurvli.
Surviving arc Ids wife. Mr.s.
.Stella Conk Clinurd; three sons.
Dcmpscy Cliitard. Jr., of (he
Air Force at .Seymour Johnson
Field, Goldshuro, George and
Churlie of (he home; and two
sisters, Mrs. Charles Rcdwine
of Seffncr, Flo., and Mrs. Gray
Sowers of Winston-Salcm.
DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
8 Davio County Enterprise Reeord. Eofarusry 6. 1969
MKS.CI AltDIA LASSnhK
ClauUiii Williuiii\
I^SKilcr. HI, (il niO Meadow
St. Spmicvr. dtcd Sunday al
1:4.% a.m. ul lliu Davie ('iiiiiily
lloimilal.
Slie wu% iMtrii Sepl. 2. )HN7.
in lluvic Coiinly, lite daiighler
of the iulc Marion and li»u
Irciia Dcdiiton Williutin.
Survlvng arc two daughters,
Mrs. Patrick S. Carncr of
Kcitiiingslon, Md., and Mrs.
Jaiitus I.. Pace of (ilcii Dale.
Mil: :i hroilici. 1/iriiiic Willtaiiis
III .S,-ilisti(iry, and lour Mstcrs.
Mis K. A. .Swiccgood and Mrs.
('. S. Kurlevs, both ol
(!(evctand, Mrs. I.. A. ficitdrix
III Kl. .1, Mocksvillv. and Mrs.
Pliitlip l-orrcsl of Ijcxington.
iMiiicral services were
coiuliiutcd WediivsUuy ul the
Smitii (irovc Baptist (Miurcli,
(.'liurchlund by the Kcv. Uoy
Hooper. Burial was al the
Churchland (Vinelery.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
'age ' "TiloNDAY MoMnNcf^^SSHiY 10,^ 1969"
^^T)enlhs and Funpralsj
I > Mof* and States ^
pfanTr^iKEarly
|^Tiaiik :T . Early, 84, of Sanj
^ateo, _Ca^,V former' grocer
Merer and^^rai .brother of two
EWiflston-Salem xesidents, died
Saturday night at a .nursing
ji^ome in San Jose, Calif.; after
S^.ilong illness. The funeral and
f%urial will be in San Mateo.
p - •'
He was born in the Enon
Isection of Yadkin County to
["^Pcter S. and Mary Jr-Eariy..,He
^^eame to Winston-Salem in 1906
iiand operated a grocery store
wor,-. .several years. He then
^became' a salesman for R. J.
vHeynolds Tobacco Co. and was
.-reported to have been one _ of
^their first salesmen to go west
•'of .the Mississippi River. He
libecame a salesman for Armour
yand Co. in Chattnooga, Term.,
^?and ^retired there in 1943. He
-then moved to San Mateo to be
;^th a daughter. He had resided
fcthere since, although "he had
made numerous trips back to."
this city and Yadkin County.,
• Surviving .are his wife, Mrs.
Edith Early; a daughter, Mrs.
"Viola Hayes, of San Mateo,
Calif.; a sister, Miss Grace
£arly of 446 Brent Street and a
brother, T./A. Early of 713 S.
Sunset Drive."--. . i-'W
DAViE CO. PL'SLiC L^SP-'^RY
^ViOCKSViLLE, NC
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, February 12,1969
Miss Nonce, 71,
Of Mocksvllle
M0<^SV1LLE — Miss Msiy
LoneOa Naaee. 71, of Rt S,
Hocksville, dtod Uoadav it to
tone. She was bnm
1897, in Davidson Coaly, the
dau^Mer ct the late Jolm Bony
and Easabeth Gnd>b Nanoe.
Surviving are three sisters,
Mitt Bfimue Nance, of the home
and Mrs. G. K. Carter and
Mrs. W. Barney Castle, both
of Rt. 3, MocfcsviOe; and two
brothers. Thomas Nance of the
home and Noah Nance of Rt
3, Mocfcsville.
Funeral services will be on*
dscted Wednesday at 3 p.m.
at No Creek Primitive Bmtist
cnarcb by Elder R. F. Htbbre
and IQdtf Eugene Bonett.
Biffial will be at the cfaordi
cemetery.
Mrs. Lulo Beck,
At 95 Years
MOCEBvuUB — Mrs. Lola
Bowles Beck, 96, of Bt 4,
MecknvOlB, died Sondiiy at 10
at the Davie Coaly
She was bom Jan. 13, 1874,
in Davie Cbmty, the ititoder
of the late Bnoiam radwilh
1\itterow Boadas.
Swivfam are loa aona,
Alfred Be* of LeainMoiL Rttfa
Bock of Rt 3, todEndUe,
WaRo' Beck of Lewisvflle, tad
Earl Beck of Rt 5. Mocknville;
two daghtms, Hra. FM
MttcfaeQ of Rt 4. MockoiDe.
and Mra. Jamea PenninaiaB of
LewiavSle; ad a alMer, Mrs.
Mlimie Fter of CoaoonL
Mrs. Winters
6f Mocksvllle
MOCSSVniB ~ MH. Mbmie
at ber boBM.
Apjm ben Maieli M, 1807,
in Dande Goaty, tbs
of the IMe Gbaij^ and Btftie
Doby BamoT*
tevivins an to
gopsa/Wlnten; two none.
^ llMBVvfiieffd Bq^ WlQtea of Bt S,
n doghter, Mn.
of Bt 2, Advaaoe;
twobnibm Jaoieo A, BooeyRt t Oevdaad, and Bndy
od two airien. MIn. Bsmle
Jte of Bt 3, MoOki^, and
|to. Afto Doby of
IbowMivBle.
Ftmcral nrvtao wiB tw eon*
ducted Wedneodv at 4 wa.
wiB be it tbo cbmreb eemeteiy.
A. T. Beck,
Devie County
IhcmaiBcA, $7, of Bfodavffie, Rt 4,
died at tto Vetenns h.
So&faiiiy at 10 ijn. Saturday.
•M was a suponnarfcet en*
M mi* Augoal11911. be WM the ara of David
tad Etta BiitlS^BS!^
tovlvto tedude his wife, the
Floule Besflold: one
dgtfto. Mn. DoUie Sheep ofBfanhigham. Alt.; Us toiler.
St®5®BgkURt4.Moeko.m: two listen. Mn Rthd
gg^fMito and Mn Ehnaof ImttBgion; two
Mrs. Hoots
Of Advonce
Mrs. Bertie Hoots, 71, of
Advance, sum of Bill Lynch
and Jaito both ofLo-
dis, and Mrs. B. A. Sbobcid
of QUna Grove, died Ihttrsday
d 10 o.m. at the Davie Coanty
H^UI. Mocksvllle.
. tovfces were con-
Atc^Satord^ 8 p.m. at
n Ptmeroi in
Bttrial was ti
her roUnmeot In 1910. Qm bgmd^ by to habaad, 0.
K. Hoots.
C. p. Dull,
Cooleemee
_npCBSVIUO-Chme» Ite
to wn23iayed as n ctom.
tcrDuE
bb taotto,
J&'taSnssrSi
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, February 12,1969
Lassiter Rites
BI0CK8VILLE •— Fuoeral
Ibices for Mrs. aiudJa B.
81. of Dovfe C^my.
f fitter retldott of eio
Wivtw St.. Sseocer, were'
eqpdMed Wedn^ay at n
al Smith Grove Baptiit
Chttntlh, QwrehJiuid. Burial «dU
M Bt Ctmrehtaad Baptisi
^0RDtb eeffletery.
Kimboll Funeral
Funeral aovlces fer Mn.
bi^
Pnfflmtrefi wm^op, J. B. Fitf»r,
S* SHi.GvereasI), J. B, Jadoon.
Mrs. B^haQ (Bed Satuday
at 8:40p4n.alherl»mT^
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COLINTV ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1969-Page 1
Pfc. Roger Dale Howard
Killed In Vietnam Action
Marine Pfc. Roger Dale
Howard. 20, of MockiviDe, Rt.
4. was killed in action Saturday
in Vietnam. Funeral
anangemenls are incomplete.
He was bom in Forsyth
County to Dove TUlet and Lola
Rice Howard. -He joined the
Mariner in December, 1967.
Surviving are his parents of
Mockcville, Rt. 4; ei^t sUten.
Mrs. Harold Oakley of
Greensboro. Mn. Peggy McNeil
of Kernersville, Mrs. ^isy
Hardy of Mocktville, Rt. 4,
Mrs. Ralph Gerald and Mias
Bonnie Sue Howard of
Asheboro, Mrs. Hope Leonard
II 'd !? Guard, stationed in Baltimore.^ ^ Md., and Burley Ue Howardand Ho>«rd of the of Harmony, Rt. 2.
home: and two brothers. Odell xhe body will be sent to
Wayne Howard of the Coast Eaton Funeral Home.
a.^Otvla County EntarpriN Raeord, Fabmary 13. IBEB
MRS. SAMPSON WINTERS
Funeral services for Mrs.
Minnie Odell Winters. 61. were
conducted Wednesday,
February 12, at 4 p.m. at
Cornatzer Baptist Church.
Burial was in the church
cemetery.
She died Monday at her
home.
She was born in Davie
County to Charlie end Bashie
Doby Barney. She was a
memoer of Comatzer Baptist
Church.
Surviving are her husband: a
daughter, Mrs. Gray Potts of
Advance, Rt. 2; two tons,
WUey Winters of Thomas>dl)e
and Bobby Winters of
Mocksville, Rt. 3: two
brothers, James A. Barney of
Cleveland, Rt. 1, and Brady W.
Barney of Mocksville, Rt. 3;
and two listeri. Mrs. Bciiiy
Jones of Mocksville. Rt. 3, and
Mrs. Avery Doby of
ThomaiviUc.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
ft Om> Oounty Entirpfm nwre, Fihruifv 13. iftn
MRS. W. A. BECK
Funera] services for Mrs.
Lula Bowles Beck, 9S, wrcrc
conducted Tuesday, February
ll, at 2:30 p.m. at Baton s
Funeral Chapel by Rev. Paul
Moore and Rev. W. R. Frost.
Burial was In Bear Creek
Baptist Church cemetery.
Mrs. Beck, or Rt. 4, widow
of Witiiam A. Beck, died
Sunday at Davic County
Hospital.
She was born in Davic
County, Jan. 12, 1874, to
William M. and Ruth Tulterow
Bowles. She and Mr. Beck were
married February 1st, 1897.
She was a member of Bear
&eck Baptist Church.
Surviving are two daughters.
Mrs. Floyd Mitchell of
Mocksvilie, Rt. 4, and Mrs.
James Pcnnington of
Lewisville; four sons, Walter
Beck of Lewisville, Alfred Beck
of Lexington, Rufus Bedc of
Mocksvilie, Rt. 2, and Earl
Beck of Mocksvilie, Rt. 5; and
a sister, Mrs. Minnie Fun of
Concord.
Also surviving are: 25
grandchildren, 43
great-grandchildren and 5 great
great-grandchildren.
MISS MARY NANCE
Funeral services for Miss
Mary Louella Nance, 71, of Rt.
3, were oxiductcd Wednesday,
Februao' 12, at 2 p.m. at No
Creek-- ^/Imitive .Baptist
Church. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
She died Monday at her
home.
She was bom in Davidson
County to John Henry and
Elizabeth Grubb
Nance. Surviving ere three
sisters. Miss Minnie Nance of
the home and Mrs. G. K. Carter
and Mrs. W. Bameycastle of
Mocksvilie, Rt. 3, and two
brothers, Thomas Nance of the
home and Noah Nance of
Mocksvilie. Rt. 3.
3B......Dbv1s County Entarprlse Rocord, February 13, 1969
CURENCEPOEDULL
Clarence Roc Dull, 45, of
Coolccmcc died Saturday at his
home after a heart attack. The
funeral was held Monday at
Eaton's Chapel. Burial was in
Wesley Chapel United
Mctliodisi Cliurch ccinclcry.
He was born in Davic
County to Walter and Haltic
Dixon Dull.
Surviving are his mother of
Kannapolis; three brothers,
George and Lawrence Dul! of
Advance, Rt. I, and Tillrmn
Dull of Modcsvillc. Rt. 5; and
three sisters, Mrs. Calvin Rcavis
and Mrs. Clarence Rcavis of
Kannapolis and Mrs. Barney
Gough of Lexington.
JONATHAN WAGNER
Jonathan Aussie Wagner,
81 . of 812 Astor Dowdy
Towers, High Point, died
Saturday at his apartment. The
funeral was held Monday at
Scchresi Funeral Chapel. Burial
was in Floral Garden Park. '
He was born in Yadkin
County to Fletcher A. and
Victoria Rccce Wagner. He was
a retired furniture worker and
a member of First
Congregational Christian
Church.
Surviving arc his wife, Mrs.
Jessie Call Wagner; a dauglilcr,
Mrs. D. L. Lanicr of High
Point; a son. Major James E.
Wagner of Lockbournc Air
Force -Base, Oliio; two sisters,
Mrs. Lcona Masscy of East
Cicmmonsviilc Road, Winston-
Salcm, and Mrs. Lcla Grifnn of
Winston-Salcm; and a brother,
John Wagner of Winston-
Salcm.
ALVIN THOMAS BECK
Alvin Thomas Beck, 57, of
Mocksvilie, Rt. 4, died
Saturday In the Veterans
Administration hospital at
Salisbury. The funeral was held
Monday in Jerusalem Baptist
Church. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
He was born in Davic
County to David and Ella
Hartley Beck. He was
employed at a supermarket.
Surviving arc his wife, Mrs.
Flossie Ocnricid Beck; a
daughter, Mrs. Dollic Sloop of
Birmingham, Ala.; his mohter
of Mocksvilie, Rt. 4; and two
sisters, Mrs. Ethel Hail of
Salisbury and Mrs. Bl no
Swicogood of Lexington.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
8——-Davle County Entotprlso RccortI, Febtuary 20,1960
J. M. BOWDEN.SR.
John Martin Bowden, Sr.,
88, a retired dairy fanner of
Route I, Advance, died
Monday, February ID, at
For^lh Memorial Hospital.
Funeral services wore held
at Vugicr*s Funeral Cliapcl
Wednesday, February 12.
Burial was in Forsyth Memorial
hirk.
He was born in Davie
County to Cilob Alexander
and Maria Hartman Bowden.
He spent must of liis'lifc in
Davie County and tai^t in'
public scftuola for IS years.
Survivors include: I
daughter, Mrs. 0. B.
Poindexter of Ctcmmons; two
sons, J. M. Bowden, Jr. of Rt.
I, Advance and Marsliali
Bowden of Henderson: 2
sisters. Miss Lettie Bowden of
Rl. I. Advance and Mrs.
Charles U. Hartman of
Yadkinville, Rt. 2; 2 brothers.
G. C. Bowden of Rt. I,
Advance and R. O. Bowden of
Winsti)n*SaIcni.
MRS. JOHN MCKNIGHT
Mrs. Rirse Miller McKniglit,
(i2, of MiKwcsville, Rt. Jl, wife
of John M. McKniglit. died
I'rldav at her (iouk. TIic
funeral was held Monday at
Pnispcci Presbyterian Cliurch
of Mourcsvillc. Burial was in
Roy Cemetery at Mocksvilic.
She was mun in iravic
County to William M. and
Utitel Nail I toward.
Surviving are her husband: a
daughter, Mrs. Tlmmas C.
Overeasli of Mooresvitic: ftnir
sons, John 0., W. K., F.
Bran lion and J. Merrill
McKniglit of MtHircsville: her
iiiotlier of Mocksvilic: a shier,
Mrs. J. 1^ rank Sain of
Miwksvillc: and three hroihcrs,
the Rev. W. M. Iloward. Jr. of
Durliani and J. A. and Ahc M.
Iloward Sr. of MiKksvillc.
James R. McCraiy
Jaiiws Riclurd McCrary,?!,
of Mocksvilic, Rt. 4. died
Monday at his home. The
funeral was held Wednesday at
lialon's I'uneral Chapid. Burial
was in Legion Memorial Park at
Cooleeinee.
He was biun in Wilkcs
(Vuiity to William Asa and
Mary Ann McCraiy. He was a
retired fanner.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Verlie Brown Md'iaiy: two
sons, BUI and Bruce McCrais
of Mocksville, Rt. 4; a sistei,
Mrs. Nora Mill Cniiell of
Coideeniee: and two hroiheis.
C. C. McCraiy of Mocksvilic.
Rt. 4. and Stanley McCiary irf
North rooleeinee
Bio - Obituaries - 2/20/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, February 26,1969
Floyd Grison McSwain
Former
Sfiedff Dies
jNttMOTUE — PUyd
SSiwKr fcH* f&IlM MM 4H*tl
St Iw Mind
*S*®fcrK^i«e
gjss'srS^lieSm. B» «pt • iitM iQpl
and 4FF dmtor vitb Lp^
Baid Ooiponittra Id Attufta,
Oa.
fiOPtiite aia Ut tta
essrftoiws
i^QOS BHOWnHB flOO
tetti af bv-
^ jjd Ifcflvato
Maeicimlle; alfht
III I I lifctllMBM I ~ MS
pi^j*sSiriSi
HOO0R IB8EHVIID jH UODOOVO«
Jomes McCrary
Of Mocksville
MOflwyillJB — JamM
Bkbai^lieCraiy. 71, a ralM
faimar «l Rt 4, HNkavUla,
died MMdiy id 5:80 ajo. d
Ida
b was bora April 8, 1187,
io Wltkea Ooinly» aaa of tfie
lato Aaa and Uuf Adb
IfOCbary.
SurvlvtBg are Ids wtte, Mrs.
Voile Bnwb IbBOfanfi twa
soas, Bia McCrtiy and Bnioe
IfeClSraiy. boUi of Rl. 4,
Modnvfiiei a aliter. Mn. Nora
Rirtlft Ottdirtd of CwaOTWftj and
two brolliBia, cToriBimy
of Rt 1 IficMRii diSmi&
eiflcrafy ;■ itpna bm
Mrs. Pruitf
Of Cooleemee
lira. Lonoa Pivltt, 87, ofCooleemee died TtauMy at9:18 pja. at the Davie CouBly
fRa had haea lade®S haahh for severalyean and eerloosly HI for two
vneki.
She waa horn la Davie Cnm-
the dattabtar of the lateaad^Sa^e Uaiaea.
d la Divie Cooaly, aha waa a member ofAMB Rko Ghmob.
ftarvlvfatt un two brathen,FTedBelkwi aod Jotai L.Unmi, Mmof Cooieereae; six
Rmile wBle, elm Coelmmfae,
Bio - Obituaries - 2/26/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
2~-0gy|i OquMv EAtMprlM Rteord, Ptbiutry 87, 1M0
MRS. BROADWAY
The funeral for Mrs.
Broadway, widow of Clyde
Bioadway was Hold Sunday at
MocksviUe Pentecostal Holmess
Church. Burial was in Legion
Memorial Park at Cooleemee.
She was born In WQkes
County to John and rtaney
Cardwill JenMns. She was a
member of Moeksvllle
Penteeostal Holiness diurch.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Fred Mullins of
Qtarleston, W. Va., and Mrs.
Bdlth carter of Winston<58lem.
Rl. I, three sons, J. C.
Broadway of Elkin, Fred
Broadway of Modcsvilte and
Odell Broadway of
Wlnston«Sa]em, Rt. 8; her
fathtf of Moravian FaQs: her
steoHitother, Mrs. Essie Jenkins
of Moravian Falls; seven sisters,
Mrs. John WUIiams and Mrs.
Vera Person of North
WBkesboro, Mrs. Unda Mailow
of Moravian Falls, Mrs. Brenda
Willbna of Lmoir, Mrs. Rose
Etta Johnson of Green Cove
Springs, Fla., Mrs. Bertha
Dotty of Durham and Mrs.
UdB Lowe of High Point; and
flve brothers. Bin Jenkins of
High Point, John H. Jenkins of
Thomasville, B(d)lw Jenkins of
Lenoir, Tom Jenkins of
Moravian Falls and Charlie
Jenkins of Los Angeles,
Callfomia.
MARK FOSTER
The funeral for Mark
Anthony Foster was hdd
Sunday at Moeksvllle
Pentecostal Holiness Churdi.
Burial was In Legion Memorla]
park at Cooleemee.
He was born in Davie
County to Donald Grey and
Joyce Fletcher Foster.
Surviving are his mrents; a
sister. Miss Shirley Foster of
the home; the ^dparents,
Mr. and Mis. Cad Fletcher of
Moeksvllle, Rl. 1, and Dewcy
Foster of Cooleemee.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
County Enttrprit* Record, Ptbrviry 27, 1M0
MRS. LORENEPRUITT
Mrs. Lorene Pruitt, 37, of
Cooleemee died Thursday at
9:15 p.m. at the Davie County
Hospital. She had been in
declining health for several
years and seriously ill for two
weeks.
She was born in Davie
County, the daughter of the
late James and Bessie liames.
Educated in Davie County
schools, she was a member of
Liberty AME Zion Church.
Surviving are two brothers,
Freddie Ijames and John L.
Ijames, both of Cooleemee;six
sisters. Mrs. Estella Patterson.
Mrs. Vcrnell Maxsvtll, Mrs.
Annie Mae Shanks, and Mrs.
Burlic White, all of Cooleemee,
and Mrs. Estelle Hill and Mrs.
FLOYD G.MCSWAIN
Royd Orison McSwain, 79,
of Mocksville, Rt. 4, a former
Davie County sherifT, died
Sunday at Bbnd Rest Home at
China Grove.
Tlic funeral will be at 2 p.m.
Tuesday at Eaton's Funeral
Clupel. Burial will be in Cherry
Hill Lutheran Church cemetery
In Davie County. He was
born in Davie County to
Richard and Lucy Howell
McSwain. He was a retired tool
and diemaker for Lockheed
Aircraft Corp. at Atlanta, Ga.
He served as Davie County
sheriff for two years in the
1930's.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Gertrude Granger McSwain;
four sons. Richard McSwain of
Cooleemee. John and WUliam
McSwain of Irving. Tex., anj
Floyd McSwain, Jr. of
Salisbury; an adc^ied son.
Thomas A. McSwain of
Mocksville: and two brothers,
W. W. McSwain of Salisbury
and Robert McSwain of
Concord.
Funeral services were
conducted Tuesdiay at 2 p m.
al Eaton's Funeral Home
Chapel by the Rev. Clyde
Settle and the Rev. Bobby
HeUiard. Burial was at Cherry
Hill Lutheran Church
cemeier)-.
ROGER DALE HOWARD
Marine Ffc. Roger Dale
Howard, 20, of Mocksville. Rt.
4, was killed in action in
Vietnam on Feb. 8.
Funeral services were held
Friday morning at 11 o'clock
at Eaton's Chapel Funeral
Home. Burial was in the
Jerusalem Baptist Church
cemetery with full military
rites.
He was born in Forsyth
County to Dove Tillel and l^la
graduate of Mocksville High
School and was formerly
employed by Drexel
Enterprises.
Surviving ace his parents of
Mocksville. Rt. 4; ei^t sisters,
Mrs. Daisy Hardy, Mrs. Eva
Lou Potts and Mill Lola
Howard of Rt. 4, Mocksville.
Mrs. Hope Leonard of
Advance, Ri. 2, Mrs. Peggy
McNeill of Kernersville, Mrs.
Howard Oaklev of Greensboro
and Mrs. Ralph Gerald and
Miss Bonnie sue Howard of
Asheboro; and two brothers.
Odell Wayne Howard of the U.
5. Coast Guard at Baltimore,
Md., and Burley E. Howard of
Harmony, Rt. 2.
MRS. ALMA FOWLER
Funeral tervicn for Mrs.
Alma Flint Fowler, 57. of
bUsburyi were held at 3 pan.
Tuesday. February 35. it
Fairfleld Bapiat Church in
Davie County. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
She died al.l a.m. Saturday
"at Rov^n Memorial Hospital.
Survivors include a son,
William Noble of Raleigh; three
daughters, Mrs. Hazel
Troutman, Mrs. Virginia
Hairston and Miss Mary Ann'
Fowler of Salisbury: and a
brother, Lindscy Flint of
Mocksville.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL, 3/5/1969
^'TOfiKSVILLB'liitfa
gweg.^ ;;o£;,piiiic MlsoaJ
Hpaday at her liome» The:
OTiar^ will he ^ 3:3a p.m.i
gn^ay. at. 'fi^ SocoBd
J^hTterian Quu^ Builal'
wwhe in the dnit^ieemetery.'
. Shelwas ham-In Savie Ootnibr
to Vlctotli Gcenshaw
f ntt^.^8 was a member of
SMjma Presbyterian-Churclu
Su^vtog are her husband:, a
fuughter. Miss Pecola AlUsan of
me home; a son, Pink AHisan
tGreensboro; and two
«st^, Mrs. Duska Baliston
and Mrs. Seresa Mason of
MocksvUte.
The: body Is at "NcMe and
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COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, March 5,1969
Davie Marine
Killed In Vietnam
KIvil' »kll .If '21, III lU 4
Box Mocksvilk'. (; ci>r}xirul
with the IIS Marine (,'»rii\,
wa.s killfO KriiJay while .MrrvinK
nn a lour of duly m Vietnam
He was horn '>cl 21. IW5
in Davio OHinly, mip oI Mr
and Mrs Klvic IWIl .Sr of
Mccksville Kducalud at Davi<-
County High .Schfxil, Livingstone
Collegr, and Hnwun Technical
Insiiluie, hi' <.-nli.slcd m the
Mr rmii (.'orps in Jure of IWi/i
and wrn" to Virinam on Fch
.1, IS";!!
Also surviving are ihrre
brothers. James W Bell sla
Honed in Korea with (he I'S
Army, and Bnbhy a Bell and
Ivarry Allan Roll. l>cth of the
home, atyl ih? maternal
grandJalher. Undwy Flint of
HI 4 MccVsville
Funeral arrangement-s are in-
crmp.ele The hcdy wilt he
brought to the Nohte and Kelsey
Funeral Home
/i
RLVIE BELL JR.
Mrs. Summers
Of Mocksville
M0CK5VILLE - Mrs. Lundie
L. Lowder Summers, 76, of Rt.
4, Mocksville, died Thur^ay at
6 a.m. at the Davie County
Hospital.
Sk was bom In Davidson
County, the dau^ter of the late
John and Nancy Leonard
Lowder. Her husband. Cappte
Summer, died in 1965.
She was a member of Oak
Grove United Methodist Church.
Surviving are a dau^ter,
Mrs. Otis Hoplin of Rl. 4,
Mocksville; a son, Adam Sum
mers of Cooleemee; and three
sisters, Mrs. Bruce Plnkston,
Mrs. AUice Agner, and Mrs.
Sophie Bringle, all of Salisbury.
J. W. Jones,
Mocksville
MOCKSVILLE — John
Walker Jones, 82, of Mocksville
died Monday at his home.
Bom in Davie County, On Feb.
14, 1887, he was the aon ol
the late William Henry and
Celia Howard Jones. He was
a retired merchant.
Survivors iwlude his wife;
two daughters, Mrs. Helen
Butner of Rt. 1, Advance, and
Mrs. Louis Hendrix o f
Mocksville; two tons, W. C.
Jones of Azele, Texas, and J.
W. Jones Jr. of Rt. 3,
Mocksville; one sisto', Mrs.
Cora JoUey of Rt. 3, ModtsvUla.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1969, Page - 1
BLVIE BELL JR.
Dflvie Marine
Is Killed
lit Vietnam
Elvu B«ll Jr.. 23, ol Rt. 4.
Box Oi, MooksviUe, t eonoral
witb Uw U.S. Mwine Cerpf,
wu klUed Friday wbU« aervuig
on a (our of duty In Vlcium.
K« wu bom Oct. 31, IMS.
In DavJo County, aon of Mr.
and Uira. Elvle Bell Sr. of
MockivUle. Educated at Davie
County Hifh S^ool, UvingftOM
CeUega^ end Rowan Tecnaical
bttUtute, be enlUted in tbe
Urrlne Corpa In June of IMS
and weal to Vietnam on Feb.
9, ISU.
AUo iurvlvinf are three
brother!, Jamee W. Bell, ata*
tk^ in Korea with the U.S.
Army, and Bobby G. Bell and
Allan Bell, teth of the
home: and the maternal
fraodfather, Undiey FUnt or
m. 4. UoduvUle.
Funeral arrangcmeou are in-
comp4te. Tbe bcdy will be
broi^ to tbe Noble and KoImv
Funeral Home
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
I)avic f'iMiHiy K«rMmI. Maicli 'i. IWi
MRS.CAPPmSUMMURS
Mrs. Lundie Lowdcr
Summers. 76. of ^ueksvllle,
Rt. 4. widow of Cappie
Summers, died Thursday at
Davie County Hospital. The
funeral was held Saturday at
Oak Grove United Methodist
Church. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
. She was bom in Davidson
County to John and Nancy
Leonard Lowder. and was a
member of Oak Grove United
Methodist Church.
Surviving are a daughter.
Mrs. Otis I^plin of Mod^lle.
Rt. 4; a son, Adam Summers of
Cooleemee; and three Asters.
Mrs. Bruce Pinkston, Mrs. Alice
Amer and Mrs. ^nphie Brlngle
of Salisbury.
MRS. SUSAN TRUESDALE, 103
Mrs. Susan Foote Truesdale,
103, of the Chinquapin
community in Davie 6)unty,
died Eeoniary 24th.at«ithe .
Stbvall Rest Home in
Statesville. She had been
seriously 01 for one week.
She was a member of
Chinquapin Grove Baptist
Church. Her Rrst Husband, the
Rev. Robot J. Foote, died
some time ago, and her second
hu^and, Wul Truesdale, died
two years ago.
• Surviving are many nieces
and nephews in Davie, Rowan,
and Fmsyth counties.
The funeral for Mrs.
Truesdale was held at 3 p. m.
Sunday, March 2, at ^loh
Baptist Church. Burial was in
Chinquapin Grove Baptist
Church cemetery.
MRS. CRAVEN, 45
Mrs. Nellie Mae Condi
Craven, 45, of 943 Fiarmont
Ave. died Monday at 11:03ft.m. at Rowan Memorial
ospital. Death was
unexf^ted.
She was bom May 29,1923,
in Rowan County, daughter of
the late Thomas and Vennie
Seamon Correll. She was
employed with Sy Hart
BERNARD KELLY, JR.
Bernard Kelly, Jr.,
dweek'Old son of Bernard and
Delores Fisher Kelly, died
Thuralay morning of nattiral
causes in Davie County.
Graveside services were held at
Rock Hill Church cemetery.
Burial was in the dturdr
cemetery.
He was bom in ModcsvQIe.
Surviving are his parents of
Mocksviile, Rt. 1.
MRS.T.D.D1X0N
Mrs. Lela E. Dixon, 72, of
Mocksviile, Rt. 5, wife of
Thomas D^ey Dixon, died
February 25, at Forsyth
Memorial Hospital at
' Wiiistuu^lem. The funeral—
was at 11 ajn. Thursday at
Courtney Baptist Church.
Burial was in the church
cemetery.
She was born in Yadkin
County to IXivid and Ellen
Sprinkle Esdc. She was a
member of Courtney Baptist
Church.
Surviving are her husband; a
sister. Mrs. Opal Walker of
Winston«Salem; and a brother,
W. F. Essie of Winstom&lem.
Sportswear in Salisbury, hlw
served with the WAVliS during
WortdWarll. ^ ,
Surviving arc her husband,
Floyd Craven; a son, Darrdl
Craven of the home; four
brothers, William Correll of
Salisbury, Woodrow CorrdI of
Mo^svillc, and Paul CorrdI
and Howard Correll, both of
Coiieemee; and three sister,
Mrs. Williams Ijames of
Cooleemee, Mrs. Henry
Breedlive of Salisbury, and
Mrs. Herbert Fried of
Richmond, Va.
Funeral services were
conducted Wednesday at 2
p3n. at l^ton*s Funeral Home
Chapel, Mocksviile, by tlie Rev.
Gilbert Miller. Burial was at
Rovran Memorial Park.
JOHN W JONES, SR.
John Walker Jones, Sr., 82,
of Mo^sdDe died Monday at
his home. Funeral
arrangements are incomplete.
He was born In Davie
CounW to William Henry and
Cdia Howard Jones. He was a
retired merchant and a member
of Dulin United Methodist
Oiurch.
SuivMng are his wife, Mrs.
Mattie Smith Jones; two
dau^ters, Mrs. Helen Butner
of Advance, Rt. 1, and Mrs.
Lois Hendrix of Mocksviile;
two sons, W. D. Jones of Azle,
Texas, and J. W. Jones, Jr. of
Mockndlle, Rt. 3; and a sister,
Mrs. Cora Jolly of Mocksviile,
Rt.3.
MRS. ALLISON
Mrs. Linda Britten Allison,
69, of Mill St., Mocksviile, died
Monday at 4 p jn. at her home
following an illness of several
years.
She was born Oct. 14,1900,
in Davie County, the daughter
of the late MUar and Victoria
Britten. Educated in Davie
County schools, die was a
member of the Second
Presbyterian Church, where die
served as a deaconess and as
vice president of the
missionary society.
Surviving are her husband.
Pink Allison; a son, James Piidc
Allison, Jr. of Greensboro; a
dau^ter. Miss Pcctda Allison
of the home; and two sisters,
Mrs. Duska Harrison and Mrs.
Seresa Mason, both of
Mocksviile.
Funeral arranRements arc
incomplete at press time.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL, 3/11/1969
pp^iilulin
^gWCXSVILLE — Tbe
imM'&E'Mrs. Easd Britton
of Moeksville, wifeof Leroy Ihilln, will be at 3:50
P^JZharsday at BUIoh BapBsr
tJur^jiBorial wlU be in the
: chnreb:' comoteiy. She died of
)Baptist..-J9taspital< in V^ton.
Salem«"' n
. Slaving are her husband:
a .dadglto, Urs. Masol^e
^Mocksvffle; and
Feanngton of Chapel Bm, Mrs.
Clarenee ftndersra <d. Bal-
wore, Md^ and Mrs. Lloyd
Kins of HocksvOle.Ihe is at Noble and!
i Kelsey Ftd;^ Bbm& >. |
Ur>-^. Oo ^
3-/ 76 7
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COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, March 12,1969
Mrs. Craven, 45,
Fairmont Ave.
Mrs Neirp Mae Correll
Craven. 45. of Pi.j Kairmonl
Ave died Monday al 11:03 p m
£' h'/vvan Memorial Hospilsl.
Death was unexpected.
She was bom May 29. 1923.
in Rowan County, daughter of
the late Thomas and Vennie
Seamon Correll, She was
employed with Sy Hart
Sportswear in Salisbury. She
served with the WAVES durina
World War I!
Surviving are her husband.
Floyd Craven; a son. Darreli
Craven of the home; four
brothers. William Correll of
Salisbury. Woodrow Correll of
M:cksville. and Paul Correll
and Howard Correll. both of
Cooleemee; and three sisters.
Mrs. Williams ijrmes of
Cooleemee. Mrs. Henry
Breedlove of Salisbury, and
Mra Herbert Fried of Rich
mond. Va.
John Butero
Of Mocksville
MOCKSVILLE - John
Butero, 65. of Maple Ave. died
Tuesday in Forsyth Memorial
Hospital.
He was bom Aug. 3. 1903.
in Italy, the son ^ the late
Joseph and Jennie Butero.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Ann Hotzck Butero; a son. John
Robert Butero of Mocksville;
six sisters, Mrs. Louise Christie
of Brighton. Mass.. Mrs
Rachel Ambrose and Mrs. Mary
Degorgia, both of Watertown,
Mass. Mrs Rose Pinaggo of
Newton. Mass., Mrs. Angela
Deluca and Mrs. Margaret
Tortolana both of Wuatham.
Mass.; a brother. James Butero
of Bellinghtm, Mass.; and two
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be con
ducted Thursday at 2 p.m. al
Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel
by Father Thomas A. Williams.
Burial will b? at Rose
Cemetery.
The b^y will remain al the
funeral home
Mrs. Dulin, 56,
Of Mocksvilje
Mrs. Hazel Britton Dtilm, 56
oi 521 Waiitm St.. Mocksville.
died today at 4:45 a m. at the
^ R9p»ist Hospital in
Winston-Salem. She had been
<.« Msveral months.
She was born April 12. 1912.
in Oavie County and was
educated in sciwoU there.
Employed with the Central
Telephone Co. ot Moduvltk.
she wu a member ot bniion
Baptist Church, %rbere il» atrv-
ad M prestdat of the
mJisionary aociaty, adviaor oi
Um waibiMi boi^ aod
ammhtraribiclok.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
g Davie County EnterprUe Record, March 13. 1889
SAMUEL C. JAMES
Samuel C. James, 70,of Rt.
1, Advance, died at 12:45 p.m.
Salurdoy at Davie County
Hospital.
TOrn In Davie County July
18, 1898, he was the son of
Nathan and Mary Elizabeth
Hodcaday James.
He was a retired farmer and
was a member of Macedonia
Mora^dan Church.
Funeral services were held
Monday at Macedonia
Moravian Qiurch. Burial will
be in the church cemetery. The
Rev. Taylor Loflin will
ofHciate.
Surviving are flve daughters,
Mrs. Margie Hucktebee of
Winston<SaIero: Mrs. Arthur
Clayton, of Lexington; Mrs.
Jesse Keen and Mrs. James
Durham, Advance; Mrs.
Thomas Smith of
Winston-Salam; four sons,
Floyd E. James of Columbus,
Ga., Jessie N. James of
Lexington, Rt. I, Richard S.
Smith of the home, and Clay
James of Rt. 1, Advance; one
shitcr, Mrs. Cecil Parrlsh of
Winston-Salem: one brother,
James of Yadkinville; 21
grandchildren.
MRSJOHNF.LONG.SR.
Mrs. Deneale McKenzle
Long, 65, of Salisbury Road,
wife of John Fletcher Long,
Sr.. died March 3rd at Lynn
Haven Nursing Home In
Modcsville. The funeral was
held March 5th at Trinity
Episcopal Church. Burial was
in the Odcwood Cemetery.
She was born in Salisbury to
William White and Alice
Lorraine Caldwell McKenzie.
She was a member of Trinity
Episcopal Churdi.
Surviving are her husband;
two daughters. Mn. Ted P.
Hughes or Nacogdoches, Texas
and Mrs. Paul L.Gilbert.Jr.,of
Statesville: a son. John F.
Long. Jr. of Augusta, Ga.;
three sisters. Mrs. William
Trent Raglond. Sr. of Raleigh,
Mrs. P, A. Wflllenborn of
Chariottesville. Va.. and Miss
Ellen McKenzie of Raleigh: and
a half brother. WQIiam While
McKenzie of ^ingReld. 111.
LEVANDER L. RUTUND
Levaitder Lopez Rutland.
59. of Mu^sville. Rt. 1, died
March 4th at Baptist Hospital
after a week's illness. Graveside
services were held March 6th at
Mount view Memorial Park.
He was born in Oranuburg
County. S. C. to George W. and
litla ^len Rutland. He was a
member of Bethany Baptist
Church at Orangeburg.
Surviving arehis wife. Mrs.
Frankye Merritt Rutland of
2350 Westover Drive; a
daughter. Mrs. Julia
Richardson of 2500 Eastway
Drive. Charlotte: a sister. Mrs.
Margaret Harris of Charleston.
S. C.; and a brother. E. C.
Rutland of Cordova. S. C.
John Uiitcro
John llntcro. 65. of Forest
Unc. died Tuesday In F'orsylh
Mciiuiriitl Hospital.
lie was burn Aug. 3. 1903.
in Italy, the son of the laic
Joseph and Jennie Butcro.
Surviving arc his wife. Mrs.
Ann llulzak Dutcro; a son,
John Robert Bptcro of
Mocksvillc; six sisters. Mrs.
Louise Christie of Brighton,
Mass.. Mrs. Rachel Ambrose
and Mrs. Mary Degorgia. both
of Waterlog. Mass. Mrs. Rose
Pii\aggu of Newton, Mass., Mrs.
Angela Dcluca aud Mrs.
Margaret Tortolana both of
Wuatham, Mass.; a brother,
James Butcro of Bclllneham,
Mass.; and two ^andchudren.
Funeral services will be
conducted Thursday at 2 p.m.
at Eaton's Funeral Home
Chapel by Father Thomas A.
Williams. Burial will be at Rose
Cemetery.
Mrs. Leroy Dulin
Mrs. Hazel Brit ton DuUn,
56, of 521 William St..
Mocksvillc, died Monday at
4:45 a.m. at the N. C. Baptist
Hoq;>ital in Winston*Salcm. She
had been In for several months.
She was born April 12,
1912, in Davie County and was
educated in schools there.
Employed with the Central
Telephone Co. of Mocksvillc,
she was a member of Shiloh
Baptist Churdi, where die
served as president of the
mi^onary society, advisor of
the Junior sunbeam board, and
a member of the choir. She was
a member of the N. C. Barbers
Auxiliary, the Disabled
Veterans Auxiliary, and the
Rowan Baptist convention
board.
Surviving are her husband,
Leroy Dulin; a daughter, Mrs.
Magolene D. Hudson; three
sisters, Mrs. Edward Faiirington
of Chapel Hill, Mrs. Clarence
Anderson of Baltimore, Md.,
and Mrs. Lloyd King of
Mocksville; and two
grandchildren.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, March 19,1969
Joseph Howord,
At 87 Yeors
MOCKSVILLE ~ Jose|:'i
Henry Howard. 87, ol Rt. 2.
Moeksville. died Sunday at 3:10
a.m. at the home a diuighter,
Mrs. GreenlKiTy Barnes of Rt.
2. Advance.
He was bom June 10. 1881,
in Davie Cocmty. the am of
the late Benjamin mul Nancy
James Howard.
Also surviving are a daughter.
Mrs. Edna Allen of Rt. 3.
Moeksville: six sons. Taylor
Howard. Allen Howard, omI
Leonard Howard, all of Rl. I.
Advance, and Sam Howard.
William Howard, and Jofamiy
Howard, ail of Clemmons.
B. R. Phillips,
Davie Motive
WDiSrON-SAUU - B. Ray
Phillira. SS, of 306 Harvey s.
died Wednesday M 7:80 p.m.
at the Davie County Hospital.
He was bom Julv s. 1916.
in Davie Cooaty. the son of
the late Harvey and Maggie
Bar^ Philhps. ife had
in Wlnston-Salem since 1984
where ^ was emph^ed 1^
Hanes Inc. He was a roemher
of Smitb Grove Methodist
Church in Davie County and
the Smith Grove Ruritan Club.
Surviving are 1^ wife. Mrs.
Helen Mka nUUips; o
daughter. His. Bill Amiswofthy
df Rt. 1, Advance; two
grandchUdren; a aistm*. Mrs.
Ola Hodflbs of Rlchmoad, Va.;
three brothers. Odell PlilUlps
of demnums, CMe ndllips of
LewisviUe, and Wade pffiips
of'Wiiistim-Saiem.
John Butero
Of Moeksville
HOCXSVIUB - John
Butero. 65. of Ave. died
Mooday.in Foroytti Memorial
Hospital.
He was bora Aug. 3. 1903.
in Itaiy, the son the late
Joseph and Jennie Butero.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Aim Hotsci Butm; a son, John
Robeft Btfero of Moeksville;
six aistera, Mrs. Louise Chriatie
of Brignea Masa., Mrs.
Racbd Andmne and Mn. Maiy
Degoighi, both of Walntown.
Mass. Mrs. Rose PhiaggD of
Newton, Mass., Mrs. Angela
Ddnea and Mrs. Marauet
Ibftobma both of WdatEaiii,
Mass.; a brother, James Butero
M BeBfnghfm, Mass.; and two
^LiBDDCflUOIFBS*
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 20,1969 - Page 4
CPL ELVIEBELLJR.
The funeral for Cpl. Elvie
Bell Jr., 23, of the U. S. Marine
Corps, formerly of MocksvUle,
Rt. 4, were held at 3 p. m.
Tuesday at New Bethel Baptist
Church on ModcsWUc, Rt. 4.
Burial was with full mOiiary
rites was In the church
cemetery.
Cpl. Bell was killed in action
in Vietnam Feb. 28.
HENRYP.TRIVETTE
Henry Plyler Trlvette, 50, of
Union Grove, Rt. 1, died of
natural causes at his home
Saturday. The funeral was held
Monday at Beulah Free Trinity
Church. Burial was in the
Trivet le family cemetery near
Harmony.
He was bom in Iredell
County to LevI and Martha
Haniett Cass Trlvette. He was a
sawmill employee.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Beatrice Johnson Trlvette;
seven daughters, Mrs. Nellie
Fayc Money of Stalesville, Mrs.
Mary Wall and Mrs. Martira
Tolbert of Union Grove and
Miros Wanda, Almctta Ann,
Ruth Coleno and Geneva
Trhrelte of the home; four
sons, James R. Trivette of
Statesville, Recce K. Trivette
of Hamptonvitle and John H.
and Timothy F. Trlvette of tlte
home; four sisters. Miss Rene
Trivette of Harmony, Mrs.
Tobithia York of MocksvUle,
Rt. 5, Mrs. Ruby Gaitlter of
Hamptonville and Mrs. Naomi
Plyler of Kannapolis; and four
brothers, W. C. Trivette of
Olin, Rt. 1, L. E. and J. G.
Trivette of Hamptonville and
Lconldas Trivette of DaUas. .
JOSEPH H.HOWARD
Funeral services for Joseph
Henry Howard, 87, of
Advance, Rt. 2, were held
Tuesday. March 18, at
Macedonia Moravian Church.
Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Mr. Howard died Sunday at
the home of a daughter, Mrs.
Greenberry Barnes.
He was born in Davic
County to Benjamin and
Nancy James Howard. He was
a retired sawmill operator and
a member of Macedonia
Mora^an Church.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Edna Allen of ModuvUlc.
Rt. 2, and Mrs. Barnes of
Advance, Rt. 2; and six sons.
Leonard, Taylor and Allen
Howard of Advance, Rt. I, and
Sam, William and Johnny
Howard of Qemmons.
B, RAY PHILLIPS
B. Ray PhiUtps, 52, of
Winston-Salem, died
Wednesday at 7:20 p. m. at the
Davie County Hospital.
He was born July 5, 1916,
in Davie County, the son of the
late Harvey and Maggie Barney
Phillips. He had lived in
Winston-Salem since 1934
where he was employed by
Hanes Inc. He was a member of
Smith Grove Methodist Church
in Davie Count jr and the Smith
Grove Kuritan Club.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Helen Allen Phillips: a
daughter, Mrs. Bill
Armsworihy of Rt. I,
Advance; two mndchUdren; a
sister, Mrs. Ob Hodges of
l^hmond, Va.; three brothers.
Odell PiiiUips of CIcmmons.
Gyde PhiUhis of Lewisville and
Wade Phi l lips of
Winston-Salcm.
Funeral services were
conducted Friday at Smith
Grove Methodist Church by
ihc Rev. Powell Wilkins and
the Rev. J. B. Parker. Burbl
was in the church cemetery.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
I
I "^THOMAS KEELY |
•Thbinas >iccly,
Dies at Age 89
i. Thomas- Ifeely, J®'
i'worked for the:I?enue YMCA for 32 years andwas "he braach-s top roomJiWshin ' campaigner,
•yesterday at the home of a.S'ew.^aement M Neely of
1100 Rich Avenue. The bwy
1s at aark S. Brown and Sons^Funeral ' Home pending
"S-^wTrhorn at Mooksville __
tn Cicero and Alice Neely, and,
moved'phild ' He worked m several
Xr cities before returmng to■Winston-Salem to join a brother
•in thp grocery business.He oSanized the "Y; DnimCmps and the majorettes,"trained them and led them m'community parades. ^ '.(^lerHe was a member of;M?tUoUtan AMB Zioh Ctarch^r His closest survivor IS his'nephew, with whom he made
•his home;-,' Vi
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 27, 1969 - Pages 1 and 5
Killing Is
Self Defense
A Negro man who died of a
gunshot wound Saturday
afternoon was killed in
selfHlefenie. a corner*! Jury
ruled Saturday night.
Davie County Sheriff
Georn Smith lald Sunday that
no <marMH would be made
against Mrs. Madilene Eaton of
Mocksvillo, the dead man's
sister.
Rosoce Cuthreli, 47, of
MocksvOle, Rt. S, Mrs. Eaton's
brother, was killed by a diot
from a .22 caliber rifle while at
the homo of another sister.
Smith said.
He quoted Mrs. Eaton as
saying uithrell was shot after
he had fired at her with a
shotgun.
According to Smith,
Cutmnll came to the home of
Mis. Hssrle. JUcham, on the
Pineville- Rukd north of
Parmington. According to
Smith, Mrs. Eaton said she was
standing on the porch when
CuthreU flred at her from close
range. He said she told the Jury
she did not remember shooting
CuthreD.
Smith said CuthreU was shot
in the heart. He was taken to
Davie COun^ Hoqdtal.
He was born in Davie
County to the iate Vance and
Lu^ Brock CuthreU, and was a
member of Bethany AME Zkin
Church at Paiminglon.
Surviving are six sisters. Mrs.
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more about
SHOOTING
Juanifa GJehn and Mrs. MQdred
Lyons of Winslon^Saiem, Mrs.
Harriet Richman, Mrs.
Madilene Eaton, Mrs. Lela
Lawrence, and KUs. Hortense
Bobo, all of MocfcsviUe; and a
brother. Daniel Cuthreli of
Danlna, Pla.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 27,1969 - Page 5
James G.Owens
James Carneld Owens, 86,
of Advance, Rt. 1, died Sunday
at a nuitdng home in Salisbury.
The funeral was hold Tuesday
at Redland Pentecostal
Holiness Church. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
He was born in Surry
County to John P. and Patsy
Davis Owens. He was a retired
farmer and a member of White
Rock United Methodist
Church.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Annie Wilson Owens; three
daughters. Mrs. Rosie
Bodenheimer of
Wln8ton*Salem. Mrs. Marie
Riddle and Mrs. Jane Smith of
Advance, Rt. 1; five sons,
Hennan Owens of Washington.
D. C., Walter Owens or
Danvilie, Va., Robert Owens of
Thurmon, James Owens of
Advance, Rt. 1. and David
Owens of the homo; a sister,
Mrs. Rachel Marshell of Mount
Airy; and a brother, Vestal
Owens, of Elkin.
Duke Hendricks
Duke K. Hendricks, 67, of
ElbertBon, Ga., formerly of
Mocksviite, died Saturday in
Elbertson. Graveside services
were held Monday at Rose
Comotory in Mocks^lle.
He was born In Davie
County to Mr. and Mrs. W.
Steve Hendricks,
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Helen S. Hendricks: a sister,
Mis. Troy Vanzant of
Winston^Salem; and four
brothers, W. Paul Hendricks of
Mocksvillo, R. Glenn Hendricks
of Lexington, Sherman T.
Hendricks of Charlotte and Dr.
Prank P. Hendricks of
Wayncsville.
Bio - Obituaries - 3/27/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, April 2,1969
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Bio - Obituaries - 4/2/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, April 3,1969 - Page 4
P. C. Bailey, 57
Paul Clyde Bailey. 57. of
Advance, Rt. 2, died at 3 a.in.
Satur^y at Ids home, lie had
been in declining health for
several years.
Bom in Davie County April
19, 1911, to Dewitt and May
Livengood Bailey, he was a
carpenter .by trade. He vfas a
mcmher of Pork Baptist
Church.
Survivors include his wife,
the former Tlielma Garwood;
one dau^ter, Mrs. Dale Brown
of MocKsville, Rt. 4; three
sons. Kermit M. Bailey of
Greensboro, James Carl OaQey
and Samuel G. Bailey, both of
Advance, Rt. 2: two sbters,
Mrs. Archie Michael of
Welcome, Mrs. Jack Deese of
Thomasville; six brothers,
Ruben, Rad, D. M., Nelson,
Witbum, Bill B. Bailey, all of
Advance, Rt.
Funeral services were
conducted Sunday at baton's
Funeral Chapel. Burial was in
Fork Baptist Church Cemetery.
The Rev. Roy Young and the
Rev. Down Spittlcr officiated.
WillnV. Gobble
Willis Vestal Gobble. 82, of
Mocksville, Rt. 1. died March
2Sth at Davie County Hospital.
Tlie funeral was held March
27th at the liames Crossroad
Baptist Church. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
He was born In Davidson
County to John H. and Frances
Foster Gobble. He was a
retired farmer and a member of
Hamcs Crossroads Baptist
uiurch.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Flossie Lanicr Gobble: three
dauditers. Mrs. J. S. Peoples of
Winston*Salem. Rl. II. Mrs. B.
L. Meadows of Greensboro and
Mrs. J. L. Rice of
Winston*Salcm, Rt. 2; eiglit
sons, Ervin Gobble of
Lexington, Rt. 8, G. B., Felix
and Ottis Gobble of
Mocksville, Rt. 1, W. M. and
Virgil Gobble of
Winston-Salcm, Rt. II,
Howard Gobble of
Winston-Salem. Rt. 2, and C.
L. Gobble of Winston«Salem,
Rt. 4; a sister, Mrs. G. C. Nance
of Lmtington, Rt. 2: and a
brother, O. S. Gobble of
Winston'&Iem; and two half
brothers, Robert Gobble of-
Lexington and John A. Gobble
of Raleigh.
Rev. Tliomas H. Weeks
Rev. Thomas H. Weeks,
pastor of the Lutheran Church
of the Good Shepherd, Garden
City, Georgia, died Wednesday,
He had been ill several days.
Born ill Eliorcc, S. C., he
received his education at
Clemson and Newberry
Colleges. Upon graduation, he
entered the ministry of the
Lutheran Church and served as
pastor of churches in Virginia,
South aruliiia and Georgia.
He married tlie former Miss
Pauline Martin who once lived
in Mocksville and for many
years visited in Mocksville and
Davie County. He was a
son-in-law of the late Thomas
L. Martin.
Survivors include his wife;
one sun. Chaplain Robert
Weeks: one granddaughter,
Kristi Weeks and several
brothers and other relatives.
Funeral service was held
Friday in the Lutheran Cliurch
of the Good Shepherd in
Garden City, Ga. Burial was in
Columbia. South Carolina.
Bio - Obituaries - 4/3/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
fr —-litivie OiMHty Knti^prim* ttiMiinl, April I0» 1969
James L. Talbert
James Luther Talbert, 71,
of Southgate, Mich., died
Thursday at a Wyandolte.
Mich., hospital. The funeral
will be at 11 ajn. Monday at
Advance United Methodist
Chur^. Burial will be In the
church cemetery-
He was born in Davie
County to Gannon and
Rcbekah Minor Talbert. He
was a retired postmaster.
Surviving ore his wife, Mrs.
Atlee Watkins Talbert; a
daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane
Smith of Southgate; four sons,
James Talbert, Jr., of Garland,
Tex., Robert Talbert of Dallas.
-Xejtu. Wilberl Talbert of
Wyandolte andTlf.^oeTuIbert-
of Ann Arbm, Mich.; two
sisters, Mrs. Minnie Bryson and
Miss Rebekah Talbert of
Advance; six brothers, Joe,
Sam, and Tom Talbert of
Advance. John Talbert of
Winston-Salem. Dennis Talbert
of Lexington and Gannon
Talbert of Morehead City.
Walter R. Smoot, 68
Walter Raleigh Smoot, 68,
of 628 Neely Street,
Mocksvflte, died Sunday at his
honte. The funeral was held
Wednesday at the Second
Presbyterian Church here.
Burial was in the church
cemetery.
He was born in Dayie
County to R^ert and Alice
Anderson Smoot. He was a
retired employe of the Hanes
Chair Co. here and a member
of Second Presbyterian
Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Bertha Smoot; a dau^ter, Mrs.
Clara Crawford of MocksvQIe;
two sons, Waller Smoot, Jr.
and Conard Smoot of
Mocksville; two sisters, Mrs.
Maty Galther of Salisbury and
Mrs. Adiaidc Ellis of
Mocksville;and a brother, John
A. Smoot of Modisville.
Bio - Obituaries - 4/10/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL, 4/11/1969
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Bio - Obituaries - 4/11/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, April 17, 1969-Page 1
Rites Held For Claude Hicks
Funeral services for Claude
Thomas Hicks, S3, MocksviHe
Attorney,' were held
Wednesday afternoon at the
Eaton Funeral Chapel. Burial
was in Rose Cemetery.
Mr. Hicks died Monday
tnoining around 5:445 a.m. at
the Davie County Hospital
after being admitted last
Friday. He had been seriously
{[] for the past several months.
He Was born May 4,1915 in
Surry County, the son of the
late Richard ,and Laura Line
Hicks. He was a graduate of
Wingaie College, Wake Forest
University, and the Duke
University Law School. He didBost graduate work at the
niversity of Minnesota.
A veteran of World War II,
he lerved Hve years with the
United States Air Force,
January 1941 to December
1945.
Mr. Hicks had practiced law
in Davic County since May,
1949.
He was a member of the
Davic County Board of
Education, the MocksviHe
Moose Lodge, the American
Legion, the MocksviHe Lions
Qub, the Hickory Hill Golf
and Country Club, tiie Davie
County Bar Association and
the North Carolina Bar
Association.
He is survived by his wife,
June Marion Hicks and one
daughter, Lynn, of the home;
one brother, Marvin Hicks of
Pinnacle, Ri. 2.
The family requested that
memorial be made to the Davie
County Hospital fund.
ATTY. CLAUDE T. HICKS
6- Diivto Umiiity KtihTpriiu* Htsoril. \piil IT, I9(»9
MRS. ADAMS U-ONARD
Mrs. FI o r V jt c c S h u 11
Leonard. 8.t. of Advance,
widow of W. Adams Leonard,
died Saturday al iuirsylh
M e m o(ial Hospital io
Wioslon-S;ilcin. The fnocral
was held Monday Jl Advance
lk>pl>.sl Cintivh. Burial was in
Advance United Methodist
Church cemetery.
She was horn in Davie
County to G. U. C. and Mary
Alice Uycrly Sliuii. She was a
metnher of Advance Baptist
Church.
Smviving are two sisters.
Mrs , C. C. March of
Winston-Salent and Mrs. Mailic
Poindexter of Advance; and
two brolliers. Arthur Slum of
Advaticc and George H. C.(■eorge
Slum Jt.of MiKksvilcksvil le.
W. D.STROl'DSR.
Wilhani David Sitoud Sr..
9.S. of S. Hamilton StrtVl
died Thursday at Grcgsoii
Hotue at Trinity.
He was horn in Davie
County to Andy Meredith and
Sarah Jane Gatiher Siroud. He
was ownct i>f Slioint Grocery
Store, owner of Siroiid
Novelty Co., atid was foriiieilyemployed by Kearns Fiiruiinre
Civ lie was a member of Gtcen
Sireel Baptist Church.Snrvivmji are his wite. Mrs
Heniiie Gaithei Siroud; sindaugliieis. Mrs. C- H. Howard
and Mrs J B S'onCjnnon ofHigh Point. Miss Mildred
.Siroud of the Iiome. Mrs. W. b.
Rich of Tlionusville. Mrs. N. J.
Wliiie of Grcensboio and Mrs.
C. C. Cox of Wiosion-Saleni;
two soils. W. I). Stioud Jr. olHigh Po ml and lirnry A.
Siroud of Ciijtlotic. a sivier.
Mrs. Dill a Pierce of l-'dcii . and
two brothers. Jolm Stioud olTexas and MomI) B. Sitond of
Maxioo.
Bio - Obituaiies - 4/17/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, April 23,1969
Mitaheil Soofs
Of Mocksville
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PowToff of Sfmtf
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Of Mocksville
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Bio - Obituaries - 4/23/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, April 23,1969
Willie Wolker
Of Mocksville
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Bio - Obituaries - 4/23/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, April 24, 1969 - Page 1
Charles Koontz Killed In Train-Car Collision At Bixby
Chiirlcs Alexander Koontz,
25, of Mocksvillc. Rl. 3, was
killed Saturday rTx;rning when
his car was struck by u train at
the railroad crossing in Bixby.
The accident happcnd
shortly after 8:30 a. m. He was
traveling on the Fork Church
Road, heading west, crossing
over the Southcrri Railway
tracks, The train was traveling
towards Ashcvillc.
State Higltway Patrolman A.
C. Stokes said that Koontz's
small foreign car (Opel
Kadctic) was knocked about
90 feet from the crossing and
bndcd on its top 24-rcel from
the tracks. Koontz was thrown
from the car and was killed
Instantly.
PairoliTtan Stokes quoted
the engineer of the train, Glenn
Tweed of Ashcville, as saying
Koontz drove onto the tracks
without looking cither way.
Tweed said, and other
witnesses verified, that the
train's horn had been sounding
while it approached (he
crossing. Stokes related.
Tweed said the train was
traveling between 45 and SO
miles an hour. The train
continued for about onc> third
mile after it struck Kountz's
1967 Opel Kadcttc.
Koontz, a law student at
Wake Forest University, was on
his way to a class at the
University in Winston-Salcm.
F^trolimn Stokes said that
Tweed told him tite accident
litTK was within a minute of
8:37 a. m. The clock in
Koontz's car had stopped at
exactly 8:37, Stokes said.
Koontz was bom in Daine
Academy community to
Marshall and Laura Campbell
Koontz. He was a graduate oC
Cool -^prings Hi^ School,
Brevard College and the
University nf North Carolina at
Chapei Hill. He was a lirst^ycar
student at the Wake Forest law
school and he worked part
time at the Ernst and Ernst
account ing frim in
Winston'Salcm. He was a
member of the Salcm United
Methodist Church in Davie
County.
Surviving arc his wife, Mrs.
Betty Mcrrcll Koontz, a
tiaugh icr Angela Dawn
Koontz; his mother, Mrs.
Marshall Koontz ofMocksville,
Rt. I; two sisters, Mrs. George
Woodward of Mocksville, Rl. 3
and Mrs. William J. Mansy of
South Carolina; and five
brothers, Glenn, Jack and
Arthur of Mocksville, Kt. I;
John Koontz of Mocksville, Rt.
3, and Joe Koontz of
Mocksville.
Funeral services were held
Monday afternoon at the
Eaton Funeral Chapel. Burial
was in the Salem United
Methodist Church cemetery.
The Rev. Benny Bearden and
the Rev. Steve Harrison
officiated.
Bio - Obituaries - 4/24/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
9^Davte County Enteiprisa Reeowl^ AprtI 24» 1969
Wiltic IHiUl Walker. 77
Willie Paul Walker. 77. «r
Rl. 2, Muck&vltic, UicO April
15th at Forsytli Memitrial
Hospital.
He was born Sept. 2K. I HQ I,
in Davie County, sun or the
late William Franklin and
Emma Smith Walker. He was a
retired bird dog trainer, having
trained several dogs of
international Tame.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Miss Lesta Shore
Walker; a daughter, Mrs.
Gilbert Smith of Rt. 5,
Mocksville; a son. Paul Walker
of Rt. 2, Mocksville; three
sisters, Mrs. W. A. Taylor, Mrs.
Mildred Cocke, and Mrs. Evola
Sink, all of WtnstomSalem; two
brothers, Ernest Walker and
Harley Walker, both of
Winslon<Salem; seven
grandchildren; and four
great*grandchildren.
Funeral services were
conducted Thursday at Eaton's
Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Joe
Phillips. Burial was at
Farmington Cemetery.
Mitchell Soots, 77
Mitchell Soots, 77, of
Mocksville, Rt. 4, died at
Rowan Memorial Hospital
Friday morning. He was born
in WQkes County to the late
James and Nancy Billings
Soots. He was a member of
Cooleemee First Baptist
Church and a retired employee
of the Cooleemee plant.
He is survivM by four
daughters, Mrs. Phil Foster,
Mocksville, Rt. 4; Mrs. Robert
Mcl^niel and Miss Mary Soots
of Mocksville, Rt. 4, and Mrs.
Charles Owens of Cooleemee;
two sons, Floyd and Jackie
Soots, ^th of MocksvQIe, Rt.
4; and one sister, Mrs. Cooper
Fsrdue of Ronda.
Bio - Obituaries - 4/24/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, April 30, 1969
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Of Cooteemee
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KeiieyCope,
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Of Dovie County
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Oaae. 78. off OoolenaBe. dtad
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A aadve of Dmde CBoaly,
he was a m of the late Emefa
and Laara Gamood Oope.^He w mwthBrig M ItevieOoualy, haviaB acrvad ftem
and epcrator ef OMieeBteeMiilBet for aeeeral yean.
He was a meodlKr of Patiiottc
Sam of Amefkuit Rf#np"Lote. and aemed as recordei'
of Ooeleemee comt. He was
a member of Good SbegimidEpbeenal Clmieh of Oeoleeinee.
Sarvivms Inebide a stepaoo,
Bfuoe Tbomaaoa of GatosviDe,
Fla.: two flfatera, Mn. JoePkUer of Speaeer end Mrs.
Mamie Garwood of Wbotan-Salon; a broHier, Geofpe Cope
of WimtoiiGalem; severalriltfiBf bimi nephews.
Joiio Miiiond Junius foeiery
Oovb Noihe.
G. C. Steele
Of Clevolond
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servloea for GeoiEe C. Steels,OS, of Rt. 1, CtevMaiid, ware
held at Sp.BL Satmday atSoatfaRiver ftfdhftdiif Chnrdi. Mr.Steele died Tfaurediy at an
AflfaevUle hw^dtiliOfficiating at the rites were
the Rev. ffiu Lee and the Rev.Fraok J. Stoagh. Burial wasin the dmrch cemetery.
Pallbeareis were Ohmiei
Steele, Jim Sterie,
Steele, Harry Johnm, Robeit
muse, uumuk vnmpiieu,Ralph Mmrril and Geaiie 8.
Bio - Obituaries - 4/30/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, April 30,1969
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Bio - Obituaries - 4/30/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
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Jesse H. Dedmuml, 86, of
Urecn^ro, a Davie County
native, died Sunday at 1 p. m.
at a Grcensboto hoipltal.
He was born May 8, 1882,
tlte son of the btc James R.
and Martha Click Dedntond.
Surviving arc a ion, Jamei
Dedmond of Greendioro; two
daughters, Mrs. Jack Ozment
and Mn. Thomas Yow, both of
Greensboro; a sister. Mrs. Sallie
Holshouser of Saltooury; seven
grandchildren; and two
great'grandchildren.
Funeral services were
conducted Tuesday at 2 p. m.
at the Uffibert*Troxler Funeral
Home Chapel In Greensboro.
MRS. RUSSELL RIDENHOUR
Mrs. Viola Jenkins
Ridenhour, 64, of Grove
Street, Cooleemee, died
Tuesday morning at Havre de
Grace, Maryland.
She was born In Davie
County, the daughter of the
late D. E. and Mande Mattie
Plowman Jenkins.
Survlviin are her hudnnd,
Russell Ridenhour; a daughter.
Miss Linda Ridenhour of the
home; three sisters, Mrs.
Beatrix Frye of Mocksville,
Mrs. Donald Frank of Rt. 5,
Lexington, and Mrs. Arthur
Reynolds of Winston*Sa1em
and two brothers, the Rev.
Clarence Jenkins of Salisbury
and Irvin Jenkins of Kansas
City, Mo.-
JUNIUS PRESTON FOSTER
Juttius Preston Foster, 30,
of &nta Qrt^ Cetifornia, a
native of Mocksville, drowned
recently in the ocean near
Santa Cruz.
A California sheriff ssid
Foster had drowned
approximately a week ago. He
said no details of the death
were known.
Surviving are his parents,
Raymond and Louise Davis
Foster of Modcsville.
Funeral arrangements are
incomplete. The body will be
brou^t to Eaton*s Funeral
Home.
Ki-.I.I.V Uili mWi
Kelly Lee Cope, 78. ii!
Cooleemee, a former IJavic
County Slieriff died Sunday at
the Rowan Memorisl lluspttal
In Salisbury.
Funeral services were held
Ttmsday at the Good Shepherd
Eptscopal Church. Burial was
in Le^n Memorial Psrk.
He was born In Davie
County to Enoc and Laura
Gmwo^ Cope. He was sheriff
from 1924 until 1930 and
Judge of Cooleemee recorder's
court for several terms. He
operated the Cooleemee
Market for many years. He was
a mendrer of Good Shepherd
^tiscopal Church,
Surviving are a stepson,
Bruce Thomason of
Gainesville, Fla., two sisters.
Mrs. Joe Rckler of Spenrer and
Mrs. Mamie Garwood of
Winston-Salem; and a brother,
George Cope of WinstoO'Sa*
lem.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL, 5/2/1969
BuriSre^n;'T)fr--^jri5jPorert Hifl"Cemet^.'^ij JUor^anton.. /He
died n .TVcdnesday.'. at Baptist
j Hospital on-Winslon-SaJeih. [
: He was born in Davi^Cbiiirty<
to BVank P. and Lura Clouse
Cash. Ho •. was: formerly
"secretary - and -treasurer of the
B. F. Huhtley Furniture Co. in
,Winston-Salem;'He was
president of-, the Jrahlr B. Cash
land Sons l^iumber Col'^ Havie
(County.^**''' n i
' i % i '•Sun-iving are his wife, Mrs.'
Pauline McDaniel Cash; a
dpghter, Mrs. Fred Lawrenec
of WinstoD-Salem; three sons,
S'.* Cash of Morganton
wuham. C. Cash of Salisbury
and James -M. -Cash ofiHi^ory;
a sister, Mrs, A. Hudgins of
Winston-Salcm; and a brother
Henry L. * Cash of'i^inston^
Salem. -.:i.
n ¥i ;j / « '• n *■The body will be taken from
Voglers ■ Funeral Home inWinston-Salem '> to K i r k s e yFuneral Home in Morganton
this, morning.*
The family requests that anymemorials be m^c to the FirstUnited Methodist Church 'of
Morganton. or the American
Cancer Society.'
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, May 7,1969
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
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Derrick Gene Sommers Vestal
Derrick Gene Sommers
Vestal, fDUr'fnonth'Old son or
Donald Ray and Doris Peoples
Vestal of Rt. 5 Lexington was
dead on arrival at Lncington
Memorial Hospital Sunday
morning.
He was born Dec. 16,1968,
in Davje County.
Survivors include one
brother, Donald Bryant Vestal,
and (wo sisters, Lisa Rae and
Tracy Michelle; his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Ray Vestal of
Jonesville, and Mrs. CecH
Peoples of Rt S, Mocksvllle;
and his great nandroothn,
Mri WUma Collins Vestal m
Sanford.
Burial was at 4 p.m.
Tuesday at Immanuel Wesley an
Methodist Church. The W. R.
Medlin and the Rev. L. J.
Culler ofHcbted. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Mrs.Le3sieO*Neill
The funeral for Mrs. Lessie
Edwards 0*Neill, 84, of
MocfcsviUe, Rt. S, was held at 2ejn. Thur^ay at Urdon Chapel
Inited Methodist Church.
Burial was In the church
cemetery. She died Wednesday.
She was bom in Wilkes
County to Augusta and Zeola
Coon Edwards.
Surviving are a daughter,
Mrs. Clay Allen of Mocl^ille,
Rt. 5, a son, Edmon O'NeUl of
Salisbury, and four
pandchildren.
Mrs-. Ella Burton
Mrs. Ella Seaford Burton,
age 74, resident of Route 2,
Advance, died at 1:30 a.nL
Monday In the Davie County
Hospital, Mocksvllle after beire
in dedining health fm* the past
seyml ^ears. She was bom in
Davie County, November IS,
1894 to William A. and Susan
Hendrix Seaford. Mrs. Burton
was a member of the Advance
Baptist Church.
n Surviving are: her husband,
Ray H. Burton of the home;
son, W. T. (Buck) Burton of
Route 2, Advance; two
daughters, Mrs. Betty Jean
Hendrix of Route 1, Advance
and Mrs. Deette Markland of
Route 2, Advance; 4
grandchildren and 2 peat
pandchUdren; dster, Mrs. C.
W. Beck of Route 4,
Mocksville.
Funeral service was at 2:00
p.m. Wednesday at the
Advance Baptist Church
conducted by the Rev.
Reginald Stroupe and the Rev.
Oscar Hartman. Burial was in
the diurch cemetery.
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MRS. WILL GRAHAM
The funeral fur Mrs. Ollic
Carlner Graham. 84. of 1408
N. Ridge Avenue, Kannapolis.
widow uf Will C. Graham, was
conducled Wednesday, April
30, at the North Kannapolis
United Methodist Church.
Burial was in Carolina
Memorial Park. She died
Monday, April 28 at her home.
She was bom in Davie
County to John Wesley and
Mary uaither Gartner. She was
a member of North Kannapolis
United Methodist Church.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs.
W. R. McCorkle; and, a
brother, L. P. Gartner, both of
Moclwille.
HUGH G. LATHAM
The funeral for Hugh
Burgess Latham, 72, of
Mocksville, Rt. 2, was
conducted Wednesday, April
30, at 4 pjn. at Wesley Chapel
United Methodist Church.
Burial was in the church
cemetery. He died Tuesday,
April 29 at Davie County
Hospital.
He was born in Davie
County to B. G. and Delia
James Latham. He was a
retired farmer.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Mary Lee AllMod Latham; five
sisters, Mrs. Blanche Ward of
Mocksville, Rt. 2, Mrs. Charlie
Angell of Mocksville, Rt. 5,
Mrs. Holloway Boter of
Mocksville, Rt. 1, Mrs. Vestal
Freeze of Kannapolis and Mrs.
Harrison Myers of
Winston'Salem; and three
brothers, Grady Latham of
Mocksville, Rt. S, Richard
Latham of Kannapolis and
William Latham of
Winston-Salem.
FRANK BOGGAN CASH
The funeral for Frank
Boggon Cash, 73, of
Mocksville, Rt. 3. was
conducted at 3 p.m. Friday,
May 2nd,at the First Unitra
Methodist Church of
Morganton. Burial was in
Forest Hill Cemetery in
Morganton. He died
Wednesday April 30 at Baptbt
Hospital in Winston'Salem.
He was born In Davie
County to Frank P. end Lura
Clouie Gash. He was formerly
secretary and treasurer of the
B. F. Huntl^ Fimiituie Co. in
Winston*Salem. He was
preddent of the Frank B. Cath
and Sons Lumber Co. in Davie
County.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Pauline McDanlel Clash; a
dau^ter, Mrs. Fred Lawrence
of Winston'Salem: three sons,
Carl S. Cash of Morganton
William C. Cash of &^ury
and James M. Cash of Hickory:
a sister, Mrs. A. Hudgins of
Winston'Salem; and a brother,
Henry L. Cash of
Winston'Salem.
MISS SELMA HUDSON
Miss Selma Hudson, S4, of
St. Nicholas Ave., New york,
N. €., a native of Davie
County, died Tuesday April 29
at 3 p.m. at St. Luke*s Ho^ltal
in New Yoric.
She was born May 9, 1914,
the daughter of the late Albert
and Delia Neely Hudson. She
was educated In Davie County
schools.
Surviving are two brothers,
Thomas Hudson and William
Hudson, both of Mocksville;
and four sisters, Mrs. Alice
Britten, Mrs. Viola C^nnady,
Mrs. Sblly Brown, and M^
Emma Lyons, all of Mocksville.
Funeral services were
conducted Sunday May 4th at
4 p.m. at Shiloh Baptist
Church by the Rev. F. D.
Johnson. BuriaJ was at the
church cemetery.
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Survi^ are- five daughterWilson Mrs. Sadie MayForrest and Mrs. Mary H.Forrest of Moc&sville, Rf i
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MocktvEle died o( natural
causM yeitrrdir 't Bavie
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I Mr. Sanford was iroeral
manacrr of the C C Sanlord
Sons Co. and alldrsfy for tbe
Davle Rural EleeuUlcation
Association.
lie was bom to Bavie Connty
00 Jan. 9, 19U to R. B. Sanford
and Adelaide Caither Sanford.
He was a cradnate of
Davidson CiRIece and the
Univcrslly of North Carolina
Law School.!■ He was a past master of the
Mocksville Masonic Lodce and
' was a nemt>er of the Scottish
Rite. 33nd degree. Oasis Temple
of Charlotte, lie also was a
former member of the
Morksvilie town coaaeil.
klr. Sanford was a veteran
of World War 11.
Surviving are his wile. Mrs.
Sydna Cash Sanford; a
daughter. Frances Caroline
Sanlord, and two sons, Rufus
Brown Sanford III and DavidThomas Sanford. ill of the
home; a sister. Mrs. llansfordSams Jr. of Dccatnr, Gs.; and
two brothers. Dr. JlsrshaUSanlord of Pempano Beach.
Fla. and GaiUier Siofcrd of
.Mocksvilie.
The funeral will be conducted iat 2 p.m. Sooday at Eaton's
•Funeral Home Chapel by the
■ Rev. Janes Ritchford. Burial
■with klasonle rites will be in
iJoppa Cemetery.
Bio - Obituaries - 5/9/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, May 14,1969
Robert Avery Griffin
Son Of Woodleaf Sanford, ' Dovie Attorney
Couple Killed
On Highway
A son of a Rowan cou|de
was killed in a 3 a.m.
Monlay accident when his car
collided head-on with a tractor-
trailer truck on Highway 16,
B mile south of Denw in
Lincoln County.
Killed was Robert Avery Grif
fin. 27, of Hickory, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Avery GriHin of
Woo(U^.
Griffin was driver of a
Volkswagen. Driver of the trac
tor-trailer truck was B. R.
Rhoney of Route l, Connally
Springs. Rhoo^ was taken to
a nearby hospital with head,
chest and back injuries.
The Lincoln County Life Sav
ing crew wmfced for almost
an hour removing Griffin's body
from the wreckage.
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Brown Sanford Jr., S6, general
manager of C. C. Sanfioni mat
Sons Co., died Thnrsdpy
at the Davie Coiudy
He was bom Jan. -9. 1913.
in Davie County, the son of
the late R. B. and Adellde
Gaither Sanford. A gradoale of
Davidson Collage and -the
University of North Candhia
Sdiooi of Law, he was attorney
for the REA and a former
member of the Mocksville cfty
council.
A veteran of World War H.
Ife was «dso a m^idi^ of
the Scottish Rite 32nd Degree
and the Oasis Temide in
Charlotte.
&rviving are his wife, Mrs.
fynda Cash Sanford; a
Janghter. Miss Frances
CaroUne Sanford of the home;-
two sons. Rufus B. Sanford m
and David Thomas Sanford,
both of the hoane; a sister.
Mrs. Hansford Sama Jr. of
Decatnr. Ga.; two brothers, Dr.
Man^ Saoford of Pompaao
Beach, Fla.. and Gaither San
ford of MoctsvOIe. . .
Mrs. Fox
Bfrs. Ebner LocQle Fox. 61,
of Rt. 8, Salhbaiy diedThenlay
at 12:20 p.m. at Rowod
Memorial Hoopttal, foHowIng a
Aoit iHneoo.
Survivors ineiude her tana-
band, FM Fta; <»e aon,
Josepta Pox of Che faooie; one
damste, Mrai Amanla Mffler
of faMt Sbdkser; ***<» hrottaer,
Doyle Intacr of Brool^yD. N.
y.: flos olstets. Mis. SOvanaah
Widiams aod Mss. Tbmmie
Payps, both of Oootecniee, Mrs.
Jeniie (Mbome, add Mrs. Zoide
Kaigrave, both of East SIpeDOBr,
Mis. Bedfaa Letoer of
Salifibary; snl nine
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avviees for Daw Ray Moom,
28, cMtt I, ttwdflpy, who
drad Ttmi aily Iran
reoelved hi ib ■trtdhifltallB ae-ddeot, wm I cwlBPtwl 8bii-
day at 4 lun. at SMotfa
Flmertf Boma Ctiimd tavRor. flioay Besdn. Baal
' waa '.r db Ceober IMtodM^aStanndiOeniitey.Mr. Moora was bom Jnia17, 1M6, id rautaeca. Gm aodof Dedlas and Viola McMs
Moon of Rt 1, Bmioay.
Also idTvivliM are two
tewthm. DidOttRfoQia Jr. MRt I, Mbckavflle, and KawiRh
Moora staHoMd wttli fba U.S. Air Foroo in Baa Antonio,
; thtae siatef8« Mra. J.Wktter of Rt. 4, Mockavflie.
and Mrs. Rail Whtfafcar mMrs. Kenneth TdQey, both ofRt. 1, Harmow. and thepaternal grandtoothe, Mis. S.E. Moore of Rt. 1, Moctovflio.
Bio - Obituaries - 5/14/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
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four sisters, " Mrs. "Viora'Cannady,. Mrs!, S,ally Brown;
Mrs. Alice .Britten and Mrs.
Emmer LyonsJ-of- Mbtfisvillfe;
and a brother, 'WUliam Hudson
of Mocksville.
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Clini Wilnm of Mik-ksviIIc. Ri.
4. The functal was held Friday
at Fatoii's Cliapcl. Burial was
in Center United Methodist
Church cemetery In Davic
County.
She was born in Davjc
County to James L. and
Nannie Kurfecs Glasscuck. She
was a member of the Church of
Christ.
Surviving are Cive daughters.
Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Sadie May
Forrest and Mrs. Mary H.
Forrest of Mocksvilte. Ri. I.
Mrs. Irene Matthews of East
Bend, Rt. I, and Mrs. Christine
Wyat! of Lexington, Rt. 3; a
son. Ross Harvey Barneycastle
of Pemberton, N. J., two
sisters, Mrs. J. G. Anderson and
Mrs. Fatic Owens of
Mocksville, Rt. I; and .two
brothers. J. G. and M. E.
Glasscock of Mocksville, Rt. 1.
Cltarlie W. Minor
Charlie Walker Minor. 73, of
Advance, Rt. 2, died May 7ih
or Davic County Hospital. The
funeral was held Friday at
Elbaville United Methodist
Church in Davie County. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
He was born in Davie
County to Washington Green
and Mary Ann Howard Minor.
He was a member of the
Elbaville churcli and was a
retired farmer.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Daisy Viola Minor; three
daughters. Mrs. John Waller of
Advance, Rt. 2, Mrs. Raeford
Seamon of Mocksville, Rt. 4,
and Mrs. Thomas Farmer of
Sylva;. six sons, Charlie J.
Minor of Okacho, Fb., John
Franklin Minor of Advance,
Rt. 2, William Thomas Minor
of Lexington, Rt. 9, Grady Ue
-Minor of MdcksviUe, Rt. 4, and
George Henry and (blvin
Munroe Minor of the home:
and a sister, Mrs: Delia Stewart
of Jeffersonvilte, Va.
T. A. Hudson
Tbomss A. Kudsan Jr., 70,
of ModuvUle died Monday at
the Davie County Hospital after
an iliness of two days.
He was bom May 23, 1899,
In Davie Caunty, the son of
the ists Albert and Delflnla
Nelly Hudson. Bdacstcd In
Davb County schools, hs was
employed with B. F. Msnofac-
turlog Co.
'Surviving are Ids wife, Mrs.
Mary H. Httdian; Cwo sons,
Thomas Hudsan of MocksvQb
and Donald Hudson o f
Bridgepart, Conn.; five
dau^lers, Mrs. Stdie Hudson
ot Parparkway, Bba. Mary F.
Hudson, Mrs. Maiy F. Johnson,
end Mis. Anns M. BrfUon. all
of ModisviUe, Mrs. V^Ue
Mahme of New York, end Mrs.
Alice F. Crsdoce of Bridgmort,
Conn.; a brother, WlUam
Hudson of MocksviRe: faur
sbters, Mrs. Viola Canxdy,
Mrs. SstUe Brown, Mrs. Alice
Britron, and Mrs. Etntner
Lyons, all of Mocksville: 16
grandchildren; and four grecS
fir&ndchildren.
The body uill remain at the
NoMe arm KeUey Funei si
Home tmtU arrangements ere
completed.
MRS. 1. W. IKKll-K
Mrs. Alliiic CiMik llogcr. 44.
of Mocksville, Rt. 2. wife of
James W. Bogcr, died of
natural causes Sunday at
Baptist Hospital in
Winston-Salcm. The funeral
was held Monday at Eaton's
Baptist Church. Burbl was in
the church cemetery. •
She was born in Davic
County to Clyde and Rosa
Walker Cook. She was a
member of Eatoirs Baptist
Churdi.
Surviving arc her husband:
three daughters, Mrs. Linda
Jones of Winston-Salcm and
Misses Martha Ann and Betty
Boger of the home: a son,
Jimmy Boger of the home;
four sisters, Mrs. Caroline
Cornelius and Miss Doris Cook
•of Advance, Rt. I, Mrs. Peggie
Carter of Advance. Rt. 2. and
Mrs. Ola Mae Boger of
Mocksvillc, Rl. 2: and five
brothers, J. C., Norman and
Qbert Cook of Advance, Rt. I,
Lester Cook of Mocksville, Rt.
3, and Darrell Cook of
Modcsville, Rt. I.
Bio - Obituaries - 5/15/1969 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
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(he characierisiics of a
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Capiiccrn iu:h as Rufus TBH
I Diown Sanfo'td. Ji. iCS^^I
A well educaied person
Davidson College and ihe
Universiiy of North
. Carulma l.aw Schuuj, he
was prcpaiing to emhark
1 areei as a liwyxr
came
along V^liile in service, his
rtioihei
Following
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nwlher, Rufus became a V
of his n
father canying out his father's wishes as he administered
the bige numner of business cnieiprises of the family. But
not only did Rufus devote his efftiiis to Ihe family's
business inlerests. he was alio hu faihei's close pcrsanal
companion.,., giving up much pcijonal freedom and desires
to look after and lake cart of his father both at home and
at WTjrk, This close relationship between father and st>ii
renumsd in effect until the death of his father a few years
ago,
Dui Rufus Sanford also found time to serve his
community.
He served as judge of the County Court. Acih* in the
Mocksville M.isonic L>dpe. he served for many years as
General Chairrrun of the annual Masonic ricrijc. He svas a
member of (he Scottish Kite 32sid Degree and the Oasis
Temple in Charlotte.
In the words of Shakespeare "(he world is but a stage
where evny man imijt pby a part". Many create their own
parts their own role in life. Olhcis luve such parts and
roles araleJ for them and. unless they rebel, have little
choice but to play out their part to the end.
The ixir rtrateil for Riiliij Svnforil was that of seisirtp.'
Others instead of himself. That of putting the interest of
others fust even at a personal cost to himself and this
Rufus did to llie end.
Hiose thai amid gel close to Riifuj found him to be a
man of compassion one that had genuine concern and
interest in oliieis. But with the role in life ui which he was
ast, he w-ilhdtew and lived much within himself.
The pliilosphet Bulwn obsenrd m.any__yca(s ago:
'There are two lives to eacli of u5. the -life of our
acliotu, and the life of our minds and hearts.- Hisinry
reveals men's deeds and ther outward characters, but nut
lhen«c|ves.-ThCTe is the icaet self that has its own life,
unpeneltaied and unpieised".
Thus we believe to have been Rufus Sanlotd.
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R. D. SANFORD, JR.
Rufus Bruwn Sanford Jr.,
S6, general manager of C. C.
Sanford and Sons Co., died
Thursday night ai ihe Davic
County Hospital.
He was born Jan. 9, I9l3,
in Davie County, the son of the
bte R. B. and Addidc Gaiihcr
Sanford. A graduate of
Davidson College and ihc
University of Nutih Cuiulitia
School of Law, lie was
attorney for (he REA and a
former member of the
Mocksville ciiy council.
He also served several times
asJudgcofCriminal Court.
A veteran of World War 11.
He was also o member of
the Scottish Rite 32nd Degree
and (he Oasis Temple in
Charlotte.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Sydna Cash Sanford; a
daughter, Miss Frances
Caroline Sanford of the home;
two sons, Rufus B. Sanford III
and David Thomas Sanford,
both of Ihe home; a sislcr, Mrs.
Hansford Sams Jr. of Decatur,
GA.; (wo brothers, Dr.
Marshall Sanford of Pompano
Beach, Fla., and Gaithcr
Sanford of Mocksville.
Funeral services were
conducted Sunday at Eaton's
Funeral Chapel by llie Rev,
James Raichford. Burial was in
Joppa Cemetery with Masonic
rites by (he Mocksville Lodge
of which he was a member.
II ihuic Coittils M»\ 15.
22-Yeor-Old Killed When Car Hits Tree
A 22-ycar-old man became
Davic County's fourth traffic
fulaliiy of the year Thursday
evening when tiic car he was
driving at u higli rate of speed
)efi the road and slammed
head-on into a tree.
Slate Highway Patrolmen A.
C. Stokes and J. L. Payne
idcnlificd the victim as Danny
Ray Moore of Rl. I. Harmony
in Ircdcll County.
According to ihc patrol's
report, Mooic was traveling
north on the Davic Academy
Road at a high raic of speed.
1 lis car left the right side of the
road and hit a IS-inch poplar
tree head-on.
The car hit the tree with
such a traffic impact (hat
Moore was pinned in the
wreckage for about 20
minutes.
The 1967 Chcvrolci was
cslinutcd at a total toss.
Funeral crvices were held
Sunday afternoon at Baton
Funeral Chapel. Tlic Rev.
Benny Bcarden officbted.
Burial was in (he Center United
Mcilindlst Cemetery.
Mr. Moore was born June
17, 1946, in Hillsboro, ihc son
of Dallas and Viola Nichols
Mooic of Rt. I, Harmony.
Also surviving arc two
brothers, Dallas Moore Jr. of
Rl. I, Mocksville and Kcnnctli
Mnorc slalioncd with the U. S.
Air Force in San Antonio,
Tcxa.s; ihrcc sisters, Mrs. J.
Whiiakct of Ri. 4. Mocksville,
and Mrs. Earl Wlihaker and
Mrs. Kenneth Tallcy, both of
Rl. I , Harmony, and the
paicrnol gtandtnntlicr, Mrs. S.
B. Mnorc of Rl. 1, Mocksville,
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Divfe County Bnterpriie RrconI, May 22, 1969
C. E. Pitcheit, Sr.
Funeral services for Carl
Evander Fitchett. Sr., 73, of
Duiui. and the father of Mrs.
Bob Hall of Mocksvllle, were
held Wednesday, May 14, at
the First Baptist Church in
Dunn. He died Tuesday. May
13 at his home in Dunn.
He was a last member of
the Dun School Board and the
Harnett County Board of
Welfare, He also was a director
of the North Carolina Railroad
Cto.
He came to Dunn In 1921
and operated Fitchett*s Drug
Store until 1948, when he
retired as pharmacist. He
established Fitchett Home Oil
Co. in 1931.
Survivors are widow, Mrs.
>^i^ia Ti^ey Fitdiett; sons,
Carl B. Jr. and Jon Preston
Flt^ett of Dunn; daugMers,
Mrs. Keith Finch of Erwin,
Mrs. John H. Armfleld or
Dover, De.. and Mrs. Robert B.
Hall of Mocksvllle; brothers,
Hubert F. Fitchett of Fort
Lauderdale Fb., and R. E.
Fhchett Jr. of Sanford; sisters,
Mrs. Paul Holt and Mrs. Leroy
Yarboroughof Greensboro, and
Mrs. Claude lUdd of Haw
River.
Mrs. Fred White
Mrs. Eva Burton White, 73.
of Advance, Rt. l,udfc of Fred
White, died Thiusday at her
home.
She was born in Yadkin
County to William and Sarah
Chamberlain Burton. She was a
member of Yadkhi Vall^
Baptist Churdt.
Surviving are her husband;
six dau^ters, Mrs. Charlie
Yates of Statesville, Mrs. Gray
Matthews and Mn. Delmer
Howard of Advance, Rt. l,and
Mrs. Johnny Harpe, Mrs.
Garland Shuler and Mrs.
Charles Davis of
Winston'Salem; a sister, Mrs.
Mabel Galloway of Rhonda;
three halfsisters. Mrs. Sol Cook
of Modcsvaie, Rt. 4, Mrs. Omie
HiUard of Salhbury and Mrs.
Ullie Vestal of Wlnston«SaIem;
and a tiMf brother, Raymond
Burton of WlnstoU'^em.
Funeral services were
conducted Saturday, May
17, at Baton's Chap^ by
the Rev. Ahris Cheshire
and the Rev. C. C Cau^
penter. Buiial was Ih
&een Meadows Baptist
Church cemetery.
Ezra Lee Cain
The fuiwral of Exra Lee
Cain, 60, of Mocksvllle, Rt. 1
was held Friday, May 16, at 26.m. at Shiloh BantUt Church,
uriai was in the Mainvdle
Church Cemetery. Rev. G. W.
Canmbell officiated.
He died Tuesday, May 13,
at his home.
Survivors include: hb wife,
Beatrice Cain of the home; 3
sisters, Mrs. Bertha Smoot of
Neely Street, and Mrs.
Florence Glenn and BItb.
Juanita Puryea Cain, both of
Winston*Salem; and, 2
brothers, Lloyd Cain and Fred
Cain of Module.
Mrs. R. D. Poole
Funeral services for Mrs.
Bertha Foster Poole, 79, were
held Monday, May 12, at 2 p.
no. at Eaton*s Chapel. Rev. W.
R. Frost offidated. Burial was
in Rose Cemetery.
She died Saturday, May
lOth.
She was bom January 11,
' 1890 In Davie County, and was
the daughter of the late
Thomas and Margaret Foster.
She was the widow Of R. D.
Poole.
Survivors Include one sister,
Mrs. H. S. Foster of the home;
two step daughters, Mrs.
Minnie Sfoop of Mt. Uua and
Mrs. Florence Hollingsworth of
Norfolk, Va.; three step4ons.
Rev. Henry Poofe of
Winston'Salem; Howard and
Davis Poole, both of Charlotte.
Mrs. Bumgamer
Funeral services for Mrs.
Florence Sweet Bumgamer, 77,
of MocksvUIe, Rt. 1, ShefTteld
community, widow of J. L
Bumgamer, were held
Wedn^y, May 21, at Rock
Spring Baptist Church,
Harmony, Rt. 2. Burial was in
the diurch cemetery.
She died Monday at Davie
County Hospital.
She was bom in Alexander
County to Leander and
Charlotte Bumgamer Sweet.
She was a member of Rock
Spring Baptist Church.
Surviving are three
daughters, Mrs. Wllburn
McDaniel of Modcwflle, Rt. 1,
Mrs. Alfred Shaw of Harmony,
Rt. 2, and Mrs. George Shlim
of Ch^totte; and a son, J. Earl
Bumgamer of Hamwny, Rt. 1.
Ellas I). IJames
Bias Demon IJimes, 73, of
Mocksvllle, Rt. l,died Friday.
May 16 at tredell Memorial
Hospital in Statesville. The
funeral was held at 4 p.m.
Sunday, May 18, at IJsmes
Baptist Church in Davtc
County. Burial was In the
church cemetery.
He was born In Davie
CounW to M. C. and Nannie
Powell IJames. He was a retired
fanner.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Nan^ Dennis Vames; three
daughters, Mrs. Conrad M.
George of Ararat, Va., Mrs.
Paul Hinshaw of Mount Airy
and Mrs. H. C. Myers Jr. of
Union Grove; a son, Dennis
Qames of MocksvUIe, Rt. 1:
two Asters, Mrs. Duke Tharpe
of Harmony and Mrs. S. H.
ChalTln of MocksvUIe, Rt. 1;
and three brothers, R. C.
(lames of Hope, Ark., M. D.
Qames of Sallmury and W. L
IJames Sr. of Harmony. Rt. 1.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, May 28,1969
Lorry Nichols
Larry Thomas Nichols, 59,
died at 10:90 a.m. Saturday at
his home on the Junction Road,
Route 4, Moeksville.
Funeral services were held
at 2 p.m. Monday at First Bap
tist Church. Cooleemee, where
Mr. Nichols held his mem
bership. Officiating at the rites
was the Rev. Charles Burchette.
Burial was in Cooleemee Legion
Memorial Park.
Mr. Nichols was bom in
Wilkes County Amil 1, 1910,
son of the late Wllbum and
Rosa Nichols.
He is survived by four
daughters. Mrs. Bill Bivins of
Clemmona, Mrs. Jack Lagle of
Pine Ridge Road, Mrs. Sherman
Boger 01 Rt. 3, Moeksville and
Mrs. Spencer McDaniel of Sum-
merfield; two sons, Dean
Nichols of the home and Larry
Nichols Jr. of Rt. 2, Advance;
one sister, Mrs. Hayes Powell
of Rock Hill, S. C.; and four
brothers. Howard Nichols of
Kannapolis, Dallas Nichols of
Eua Gallie, Fla., Jones Nichols
of Baltimore, Md. and Laoey
Nichols of the U.S. Army ui
Vietnam.
, Mrs. House
— Mrs. Mary
EUubeth Potts House, 89, of
Cooleemee died at 2:20 a.m.
today at Davie County Hospital.
She was bom in Davidson
County May 18, 1880, daughter
(rf the late John A. and Louise
Brooks Potts. She was married
twice. Her first husband was
the late John Creason, and her
second husband was the late
Charlie House.
Survivors include two
daughters and one son of the
first marriage, Mrs, Roy Athm
of Cooleemee and Mrs. W. b.
Prevette of Danville, Va.. and
John L. Creaeon of SalisiNtry;
one daughter and two sons of
the aeami marriage, Mrs,
Ellen Miller of Salisbuiy, R. C.
Itottse of Neteasfca, m Ray
mond House of Cooteemee; one
.atfapted dauMdm*, Mrs. Nanmr
of MScavUie, Rt. 4;
one hrellief, W. A. rati of
Mockovllle.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
10" Divf« County Entsfpriit Rficord. May 29. 1989
Miss Siiphiu Blown
I'lmcral services for Miss
Soplilu Viripniu Drown, K2. of
Route 2. were Itcid Monday,
May 2ft. at 4:20 at lialon's
Chapel. Burial was in Union
Chspel United Mcihodisi
Churcli Cemetery.
She died Saturday at Oavie
County Hospital.
She was born in Duvic
County to the late Jim H. and
bmma Eliza Giassock Brown.
She was a member of the
Union Chapel United
Methodisl Church.
Surviving arc two brothers,
John H. Brown of the home
and Charlie S. Brown of
Mocksvllle, Ri. 2.
Larry T. Nichols
Funeral services fur Larry
Thuirras Nichols, 59, of Route
4, were held Monday, May 26,
at 2 p.m. at First Baptist
Church, Coulccmcc. Burial was
in Coulccmcc Lculun Memorial
Park.
He died Saturday at his
homo.
He was burn in Walkcs
County to the late Wilburn and
Rosa Nichols Nichols and was a
member of Fiist Baptist
Church of Coulccmcc.
Surviving arc four
daughters, Mrs. Bill Bivins of
Clemmons, Mrs. Jack Laglc of
Mucksvillc, Rt. 4, Mrs.
Sherman Bogcr of Mucksvillc,
Rt. 3. and Mrs. Spcnccr
McDanicI of Summcrficld; two
suns, Dean Nichols of the
Immc and Larry Nichols. Jr. of
Advance. Rt2.; u sister, Mrs.
Mays Powell of Rock Hill, S.
C.; and four brothers, Howard
Nichols of Kannapulis, Dallas
Nichols of Kannapulis, Dallas
Nichols of Ocala, Fla.. Jones
Nichols of Balltnuirc. Md.,and
Laccy Nichols with the Army
in Vietnam.
Mrs. Alice Davis
Funeral services fur Mrs.
Alice Burton Davis, 72, of
Wuudlcaf, Rt. I, were held
Sunday at 4 p.m. at Eaton's
Chapel. Burial was in the
Jcriclio Church of Christ
cemetery.
Mrs. Davis, wife of George
W. Davis, died at Duvic Cuunly
Hospital Friday of injuries
received lust Tuesday in an
accident near her lionK.
A Highway Patrol
spokesman said Mrs. Davis hud
driven out of her driveway
when her cur collided hcadHjn
willi another vcliiclc.
She WHS horn in Duvic
Counly to W. M. and Annie
Wyull Uurluii. Slic was a
member of Coritilli Church of
(liriKt.
Surviving arc licr liusband;
two daughlcrs, Mrs. Luis Davis
Lazunby uf Slalcsvillc. Rt. 2,
and Mrs. Alice Davis Hhlcr.s of
Woodicaf, Rt. I : a son.
Kenneth B. Davis of
Birminglium, Ala; two sisters.
.Mrs. Hddlc Click and Mrs. S. M.
Young of Cleveland. Rt. I; and
l^uur brothers. A. D. and W. H.
Burton of Albcmaric, Glenn
Burton of Ft. I.uudcrdo1c, Fla.,
and Paul Burton of Accokcek.
Md.
J. A. Humphreys
James Anderson
Humphreys, age 64, of Santa
Monica, California, died
Tuesday, May 20,1969.
Mr. Humphreys owned and
operated Humphreys' Interior
Decorating, 2513 Wilshire
Blvd.,Santa Monica.
He was veteran of World
War II. Surviving is his wife,
Mrs. Mac A. Humphreys, his
mother-Mrs. Mary Ann
Humphreys of Raleigh; four
brothers, Jo W., of Santa
Monica; Paul N., of Raleigh;
Ojrl J. of Winslon^lcm; Leo
H. of Salisbury; Two sisters,
Mrs. Russell T. Newman of
Kinston. Mrs. Harvey Roscman
of Arlington, Va,
Prior to World War II, Mr.
Humphreys lived In
Winsion-Salcm.
Burial will take place in the
Liberty Cemetery, Davic
Counly, near Mocksville, at a
t ime and date to be
announced.
Jessie Lee Hcgc
Jessie Lcc Hcgc, 62, of 710
Glenn Avenue died Monday
May 19 at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital.
He was born in David
Counly. He lived in Cleveland,
Ohio, 15 years before coming
to Winslon-Salcm nine years
ago. He was formerly chief
cook at Fuirvjcw Hospital In
Cleveland, lie was a member of
Cedar Grove Baptist Church In
Davic County.
Surviving arc his wife, Mrs.
Mary Wilma Hcgc; four
dauglitcrs, Mrs. Helen Winfrey
of Newark, N. C.. Mrs. llcanc
Campbell of Washington, D. C.,
Mrs. Francos Strickland of
Winston-Sutcm and Mrs.
Christine Payne of New York
City; three sons. Robert
Dobson of Winston-Salcm,
Frank Dobson of Hollis, N. Y.,
and Charlie L. Hcgc of
Chicago, III.; his mother, Mrs.
Sullic .Bell Hcgc of Mocksville;
and a brotlier, Walter Spann of
Brt)oklyn. N. Y.
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W. S. McClornion
72, Cooteeinee
CodtofWfi 4WI 9i t}%9 SpJigr
■ftenm at Oowly
Bora AagttBt 17, iWu l» Mtbe m «f Hie late ISk^m^BCeitba fnfiiwft McCUto*
nflo. He was a idM textOettnpleye of Ceoleemee Mflis. He
a meiriber ef Caolcemae
Mflttwdiat OuNh.
Snrvivon ladiide his wHe» Hmhma Alva Nkliolii lavdai^btm, Mrs. ChrlitiBtHfadie k Mockssille. Hi 4.
Mn, Geneva Gits ef Yeifc, 8.C., Mrs. BCary liim tmef atlaftagton, Mis. Vlvlaa
rwMimum |if CofliaeBiae: tfane
8008, MeQaraoD ef
KanoaiM^* J. W. McGkmnwiof BibcksviDe. Bt. 8, Rov
MeClannofi of Edwards Afr
Force Base, Calif.; two i&tm,Mrs. Emma Fuir of Kansapolls
and Mn. M»<fn Hdbra of
Cooteemee.
Jlouse FuneralSet Hiursdoy
COOUSEBdEB Fimerelservloes lor Mn. Maryraisahefh Potts House, 88, were
coadtocled TIatndiy at 2PM. at Baton's FitnanS Home
Oiuid, BloohsvUle, Iw the Rev.
R. MODiiiisI and the Rev.
Robert Frost Ritrial wttl be
at Center United Methodist
Gfaitrch eemMetv.
Mn. House died Iteiday at
2:20 am. at the Davle County
Hooidtal.
W. T. Foster,Dovie Coun^
MOCKSVILLE - William
Thomas Poster. 92. of Rt. 3.Mocksville. died Saturday
mornine in Davie CountyHospital following a lon^
illness
A native of Davie County, hewas bom Sept. 4,1886, the son of
the late William H. and Martha
Laird Foster. He was a retireddairy farmer and a member of
Dulin's United Methodist
Church.
Survivors include the widow.
Mrs. Bessie Chaplain Foster;three dau^ten, Miss Flossie
Foster of the home, Mrs. Annie
Mae Carter of Rt. 2. Advance,
and Mrs. Edith Katherine
Owens of Lexington; four sons,
Thurmond A., Rw T., Robert
L., and Paul E. Foster, all of
Mockaville; one hrother, G. L.
Foster of Rt. 3, Mocksville;ei^t grandchildm and threegreat-grandchildren.
Mrs. Sherrill,
Of Mocksville
mocksville — Mrs. Idinnle
Lee HouHoo SherrUl. 80, ofModssville. widow of R. M.SherrUl, died Thursday at Bap-tlMJBQ»ilal in Wlnstmi-Salem.^Mrs. ^Sheirill was bom inIredell County, daughter of thelate WUUam C. anoMary AnnFrye Houston. Hie was a
member of Chestnut Grove
Methodist Cfautdi.
are five daughters,Miss Da HierrlU of the borne.Mrs. Bicfcet Hradrix and^;James P. Reavis of MocfcsvUle,Mrs. Floyd Lipe of lyoutmanand Mrs. Leo Essie of Wini^^tem; Dve sons. Albert C.,
SieiiUl, aU_ " B. and
Bhetfffl ofMpdsndDo; imd a biothe^lAmos Praey Houstmi of
Staiteavllle.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
t<4Mk CNMy iiMpilN Rmnl, Juw I, INt
Mn. Sidio Godbee
Mn. Sadie Foeter Godbee.
66, of MHand, Florida, passed
away at her home on May 21.
She was bom In Davie
County to J. R. and Carrie
Zimmerman Poster. She moved
toMiamiddyeaiiago.
She Is survived by 2 sons, T.
A. and M. S. Benfleld. Ir. and
daughter, Mrs. Vernell
SpiUone, all of Miami, Florida;
9 gtandchUdten and 4 |^t
grondiildren; 2 ristert, Mrs.
Prank Vl^tt of ModttviUe,
Route 3 and Mis. Sue Robbins
of Lexington; and 4 brothen,
A. V. Foster of Norfolk, Va.,
D. C. Poster of Lexington,
Route 3, OdeH and GOmer
Foster of Moeksvgle, Route 3.
The Aineial was held in
Miami, Florida Saturday
afternoon, May 24, at 1:30.
Burial was in Southern
Memorial Park, Miami, Florida.
Mrs. Mary Potts House
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Potts
House, 89, of Cooleemee, died
at 2:20 a. m. Tuesday at DavIe
County Ho^ltal.
She was bom in Davidson
County May 18, 1860,
dau^ter of the late John A.
and Louise Broola Potts. She
wasmarried twice. Her first
huriwnd was the late John
Creason, and her second
husband was the late Chariie
House.
Survivors Include two
dauiditers and one son of the
first marriage, Mrs. Roy Athey
of Codeemee and Kfrs. W. B.
Prevette of Danville, Vs., and
Jdm L. Creason of Salisbury;
one daughter and two sons of
the second marriage, Mrs. Ellen
Miller of Salisbury, R. C.
House of Nebraska, and
Raymond House of
Cooleemee; one adopted
daughter, Mrs. Nancy Chllders
of MocksviOe, Rt. 4; one
brother, W. A. Potts of
Mocksville.
4»*Divli Cottiity EMMpriw Rtefifd, 6> 1B89
NAYLOR INFANT
Graveside services were
conducted by the Reverend
Charles Bullock at Rose
Cemetery at 11 a^n. May 29
for the infant daughter of John
K. and Maty Lois Gaither
Naylor. Surviving in addition
to the parents are three
brothers, Kim, Dean, and
Sttmhen Naylor of the home,
end the paumal grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Naylor of
Modcsville.
MRS. MINNIE SHERRILL
Funeral services for Mrs.
Mirmte Lee Houston Sherrill,
80, of Mocksville, were held at
4 pjn. Saturday, May 31, at
Eaton's Chapd. Burial wu in
St. Michael Cemetery, IredeU
County.
Mrs. Sherrill, widow of R.
M. Sherrill, died Thursday,
May 29. at Baptist Hospital,
Winstoo'Salem.
Mrs. Sherrill was bom in
IredeU County, dau^ter of the
late WUUam C. and Mary Ann
Frye Houston. She was a
member of Chestnut Grove
Methodist Church.
Surviving are five daughtesr,
Mis Ila Sherrfll of the hmne,
Mrs. Bicket Hendrix and Mn.
James P. Reavis of Mocksville,
Mrs. Floyd Lipe of Trouunan
and Mrs. Leo Essie of
Winston-Salem; five sons,
Albert C., Roland B. and Asa
SherrOI, aU of KannanoUs, Paul
E. and Howard K. SherriO of
Mocksville; and a brother.
Amos Presley Houston of
StatesriUe.
LEWIS ALTON HOLT
Lewis Alton Hrrit, 42, of
Cooleemee died Thursday, May
29, at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital at Wfoston'Salem of
iUjuries received three weeks
ago in an automobile accident.
The funeral was held at 3
p.m. Saturday at the Fust
Baptist Churcn of Cordeemee.
Burial was in Legion Memorial
Pari: at Cooleeniee.
He was bom in Stanley
County to Reuben and
Elizabeth Howard Holt. He
• worked for Holt Construction
Co.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Reba Sunders Holt; two
dau^ters. Misses Glenna and
Mary Qizabeth Holt of the
'home; his parents of Mount
UUa; four brothers, James and
Wade Holt of MooresvOIe.
Eivin Holt of Mount Ulla, Rt.
1, and Richard Holt of
Salisbury, Rt. 6; and a rister,
Mrs. Bill Goodman of
Cleveland, Rt. 2.
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4«*Divli Cttinty Efrtupita Rkor), ilttM 6, 16N
W. S. McCLANNON
WlUiatn Smith MeCtannon.
72, of Cooleemee, retired
textile wotfcer, died Sunday,
June 1, at Davie County
Hospital. Tire ftinerai was at 4
p.m. Tuesday. June 3 at
£8ton*s Funeral Chapel. Burial
was in Liberty United
Methodist Church cemeteiy.
Mr. McClannon was bom In
Davie County to John Wesley
and Martha Jackson
McClannon. He was a mender
of Cooleemee Methodist
Church.
Surviving are hb wife, ,Mn.
Alva Nichols McClannon; four
daughters, Mrs. Christioe
Hinkle of MocksviOe, Rt. 4,
Mrs. Mary Lynn Tussi^ of
Lexington, Mrs. Vivien
Downum of Cooleemee and
Mrs. Grace Gates of York, S.
C.; three sons, Sinclair
McClannon of Kaitnapolis, J.
W. McClannon of Mocksvllle.
Rt. 3, and Roy McClannon of
Edwards Air Force Base, Calif;
and two sisters, Mrs. Emma
Fun of Kannapolis and Mrs.
Lillian Heliard of Cooleemee.
WILUAM T. FOSTER
William Thomas Foster, 92,
of MocksvQle, Rt. 3, died
Saturday. May 31, at Davie
County Hoqrital. The fUneral
was held at 4 pjn. Monday at
Dulins United Methodist
Church. Burial was in the
diurdt cemetery.
He was born in Davie
County to VnUiam H. and
Martha Laird Foster and was a
member of Dutins United
Methodist Church. He was a
retired dairy farmer.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Bessie Chaplin Poster; three
dauAten, Miss Flossie Foster
of the home, Mn. Annie Mae
Carter of Adrance, Rt. 2, and
Mrs. Edith Kathrine Owens of
Lexington; four sons,
Thurmond A. and Roy T.
Foster of Mocksviile, Rt. 3,
and Robert L. and Paul E.
Foster of ModcsvQle: and a**
brother, G. L. Foster of Mock*
sville, Rt. 3.
C.R. ANDERSON
Carlyte R. Anderson, 47, of
Mocksviile, Rt. 3, an employe
of the Smith Reynolds Airport,
died unexpectemy at 7:20 am.
Friday, l^y 30, at Forsyth
Memorial Hospital. He suffered
a heart attack about 1 am. at
his home and was taken to the
hospital.
Mr. Anderson had been
employed at the airport for 21
years and at the time of his
death he was maintenance
supervisor.
He was bom In AUeghany
County on July 14.1921, to
Lonnle and Victona CaudiU
Anderson. He spent his early
life and was educated there. He
came to Wlnston<88leffl in
1934 and lived here until about
four yean ago when he moved
to Davie County.
Mr. Anderson was of the
Primitive Baptist faith. He
served In the U. S. Army
overseas in World War 11.
He was married to Miss
Rosie Owens on Feb. IB, 19S0.
Surviving are his wife of the
home; a daughter, Gayle
Ander^, and a son, Lany
Cariyle Anderson, also of the
home; and three sme^ Mrs. E
D. Pruitt of 3S0 umwood
Drive, Mrs. Tommy Gardner of
Winston*8a!em, Rt. 10; and
Mrs. L. T. noulthouser of
Elizabeth City.
The funem was held at 4
pm. Sunday, June 1 at Vogiers
Chapd. Burid was In Oaklawn
Memorial Gardens.
MRS. W.C. ALLEN
Mrs. Daisey Phdps Allen.
76, of Advance, Rt. 2, wife of
W. Qeve Allen, died Monday,
June 2 at Baptist Hospital In
Winston-Salein. The funeral
was held at 4 pm. Wednesday
d Mode's United Metho^t
Church. Burial was in the
dtuTch cemetery.
She was bom in Davie
County to J. Thomas and Jane
Davis Phelps. She was a
member of^ Mock's United
Methodist Church.
Surviving are her husband;
two dau^ters, Mrs. John J.
Gobble of Modcsvflle, Rt. 3,
and Mrs. S. B. Sidden of
Advance, Rt. 2; five sons, H.
Odd] ABen of Lexington, Rt.
S, Waiie Alien of MooresviOe,
Henry Allen of Advance, Rt. 2,
Walter C. Allen Jr. of
ModovQIe, Rt. 3, and James A.
Allen of Mocksvilie Rt. 3; and
four sisters, Mrs. Sailie
Beauchan:; of LewisviUe and
Mrs. Bryant Jones, Mrs. Earl
Myers and Mis. Joe Jones of
Advance, Rt. 1.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, June 11,1969
Tobe F. Hellord
MOCKSVILLE - Tobc
PraakHft Hdlard. 60, Itt. I,
Mocksville died Tharaday at the
VeCerao*s Roadta! in CiitXL
Mr. tteUaid was liom Peh.
II, 1909 la Davte OouBly and
was the son of the late ieiae
and Anna Hamntoa lleQaid. He
was a veteran of Woiid War
II and was emeleyed by
Heritage F^tmittiiw Obmpahy in
BfoeksviUe.
Sorvivars faielnde Ida wife,
Miss Myrtle OrUIIth Hdlaid;
one son, James Aaron RcOard,
Norfolk. Va.; one daaghter,
Mrs. Richard Carter, VMnia
Beach; four brothers. Cart.
AUen, and Theo. all of Rt. 6.
Salisbury: Baiter of
Corteemee; one sister, Mrs,
Cedl Davis of Sallrtraiy: two
grandchildren and four step-
grandchildren.
Rolph Frye
M0CKSVIL1.E - Ralph Uf-
fete Fi^, 96. (A 610 Ave.,
.Salisbury, died Wedkiesday
afternoon.
Ho was bom March 19,1919,
in Davit County, the eon of
Mrs. Mablo CartwetM Fm «
Cooloeinec and the late Rufdi
Lafftite Fryc. He was a retired
Amiy veteran.
A brother. James Vem Frye
of Cooloomoe. also survives.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVir COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, June 12, 1969 - Page 1
Car Crash Kills 7-Year-Old Ani Injures Two
Seven>year-old Michact
Houston Crubb was killed and
his mother and brother injured
Monday when the u' pUi «ecd
over an cmbankhicnt at 'th'e
intersection of Deadmon
Roodd and NC 801.
The mother, Mrs. Ronnie
Grubb of Coolecmee,
underwent surgery Monday
night at the Forsyth Memoria]
Hospital in Winslon-SaJem, and
was listed in serious condition.
Ronald Grubb, age 12, was also
hospitalized.
State Higltway Patrolman J.
L. Payne said the accident
occurred at 12:45 p.m.
Monday. Mrs. Grubb was
driving south on the hi^way
when she approachedd another
car that vras makinga left turn.
Pairulman Payne said the
woman "apparently panicked."
He said her car went over the
left side of the road and struck
t lic bottom of the
embankment.
The patrolman said the
seven-vcar-old boyyY head
I
^ 1
MICHAEL HOUSTON GRUPF
apparently struck the
windsl^eld. The boy was
pronouhbed 4cad on arrival at
the Davie County Hospital.
Mrs. Grubb and other son,
Ronald, were taken to the
Ehvie Hospital for emergency
treatment) then transrerrcd to
Forsyth Memorial.
Tliis was the 5th highway
fatality in Davic County this
year.
Funeral services for Michael
Houston Grubb will be held
Tlrursday at 2 p.m. in Ealori's
Chapel. The Rev. Tommie
Tuitic will ornclotc. Burial vitjll
be in the Legion Memorial Park
in Coolecmcc,
Survivors include his father
and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronnie Grubb, and brother,
Ronald of Coolecmcc; and a
paternal grandmother, Mrs.
Rosa C. Grubb of Coolecmcc.
S'-DivU County Entafprlse RtcPfd, Juni
RALPH FRYE
Funerals services for Ralph
LalTcic Frye, 56. of 610 Park
Avenue. Salisbury were held
Monday, June 9, at Eaton's
Chapel in Mocksvillc by the
Rev. Joe Richards. Burial was
in the U: S.'Naiional Cemetery
in Salisbury.
He died Wednesday
afietnoon June 4.
He was born March 15.
1913, in Davic County, the son
of Mrs. Mabic Cariwcghl Frye
of Cuolccmcc and the late
Rufus LalTetic Frye. He was a
retired Army veteran.
A brother. James Vern Frye
of Coolecmcc. also survives.
TOBEF.HELLARD
Funeral services for Tobe
Franklin Hellard, 60, of
Mocksvillc, Rt. I. were held
Saturday, June 7, at Eaton's
Chapel. Burial was in Liberty
Methodist Cliurch Cemetery.
Mr. Hellard died Thursday,
June 5. at the Vctlcran's
Administration Hospital at
Otccn.
He was born in Davie
County to Jesse and Anna
Hamilton Hellard. He worked
for Heritage Furniture Co.
Surviving arc his wife. Mrs.
Myrtle Griffith Hellard; a
dauglucr, Mrs. Richard Carter
of Virginia Dcjcit, Va.; a son.
James Aaron Hellard of
Norfolk. Va,; four brothers.
Carl. Allen and Tiico Hellard of
Salisbury. R(. 6. and Baxter
Hellard of Ct>oteenicc; and a
sister. Mrs. Cecil Davis of
-JsqlUhyiX,
LOTTIE CAMPBELL
Lottie Campbell. 24. of
Mocksvillc. the Uooiown
contmtiniiy. died Thursday,
June 5 of natural causes at her
home. Tiie funeral was held at
2 p.tn. Sunday at the New
Jerusalem Holiness CIturch.
Burial was in the church
ceiiK'tef).
She was horn in Mivcksvillc
to Willie N. and Mary K.
Campbell. S!»e was a member
of the New Jerusalem Holiness
Church.
Surviving ate two suns.
Steven and Michael Campbell
of the liottie: and her parents
tif the home.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, June 18,1969
Mrs. Creoson
Of Cooleemee
Mrs. Honeline
Of Mocksville
- Mn. Hi
Vickm Cmuob, M, of
Cooleemee died Saturday
mMming at Davia Ceaaty
Hoaaittf. She «M bam bi Dnie
Omdy aad «aa the dntfder ef
Jtasie aad Maiserrt Mmeck
Vidnn.
Survivors iuelitde five
daughters. Mrs. Oarmee
Myers. Mrs. Rayiaoad Heaw,
Mrs. Shennaa ««gery, aB of
Cooleeaiee, Mrs. TWa
Alesaader of Kaaaapslis. aad
Mrs. Floyd Rich of Urdagloa;
three sons, WittMBa Oeasoo,
Rt. 4. Mocksville, Marvia
Ckeasoa, NorCoik, Va.. CMiacs
Graasoa. Swaaaoah, N. C.; SO
gramichildrea: 1
grandddM.
Mrs. Hill,
Of New York
MOCKSVnXB—Mrs. BraoB
HID of The Btm. N. Y.7m
Saturday.
H«> mirvivors iaclude her
husband, James; tve
daughters, Naaey (bvol dad
Mrs. Eva Taylor, both of Nest
York; five sisters, Mrs. Bsl^
PUttenoa, Mrs. Loreata Itts-;
weU, Mrs. Annie MSe
and lbs. Buriie While, aD.oC
Cooleemee; Mrs. Arfcae Bsm
ofNevr York City; twobrolhm^
Freddie and John L. fjames,;
both of Codeomee.
— Mrs.
JooegUae Armserertby
HtaMHnSe Asd inM966lodll|3f
at t:l8 lUB. Wkdaealoy at her
tarns stt MtIt AvsibiSb B!it.o
Modiavilie.
Mm. HaneHne was hem Nov.
u, liU, hi Davie Oooaty,
•'-I#**' of the late WiDiam
aadWatHoKiagAmmaoctlv.
RA^ Hawdfaie; one
dander, Mrs. Mmgaret Fotts
of fi. S, Mocksville; two aoas,
Norman T. Sadth of Rt. S,
MocksviBe, aad Moifc Ahrta
fewiUh ni sds
sister, Mrs. Doyt Bahhopaer of
inaslaaSeiem; 10 grand chBd-
rm aad 2 greM graadddldrea.
Mrs. Foster,
Of Mocksville
MOCKSVILLE ~ MOSS Linie
Evdena Poster, 7a. of 706 Depot
Mocksvitte. dMltasdqrat
Davie County Ko^ilal tare.
Miss Foster was bora In
Davie County, daiittliler of tiie
late Frank ArdabaM ani
Martha Ann Foster.
Survivors inchifle throe
brothers, Claude Foster of
Winston-Satan, and Mayo H.
and Hugh SaMtwd Foster of
Mocksville.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, June 18,1969
Grubb Funeral
Set Thursdoy
COOLEEMEE - FUnmd
services for Michael Honttan
Grubb, eiaht-year-old son of
Ronnie and Mary Jane Vktey
Grubb, who was killed In an
automobile accideid near
MocksvUleMwiday, ^raieioon-
ihicted Thursday at 2 pjn. at
Eaton's PiB^raf Hme Chanel.
Bfbcksville. by the Rev. Ton-
my Ttittle. Burial will be at
L^on Manorial Park..
He w^ born March 22, im,
in Davie County, and was a
student at Comemee demcn-
tary School.
Also surviving are a brother.
RonaM Grubb of the home
a gmt-panteother, Mrs.
Rosa GrvSo of Cooleeiuue.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
6~Davjc County Rnlerprite Reconl, June 19, 1969
MISS LILLIE FOSTER
Miss LiUie Evelena Foster,
78, Depot Street, Mocksvitle,
dM at 2:30 a. m. Tuesday,
June 17, at Davio County
Hospital.
She was bom In Da vie
County A^ust 4, 1890,
dauf^ter of and Martha
Ann Foster.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 p. m. Thursd ay, June 19,
at Eaton*8 Chapel. Burial will
be in Fork Church cemetery.
Rev. Charles Bullock will
officiate.
She is survived b y 3
brothers: Claude Poster of
Winston*Sa1em: Mayo H.
Foster and Hu^ ^nford
Foster of Route 3.
ROBIN RENE MYERS
e.sefVic^..wero at .2. "fT'iiD^Friday at Pilot View
riends Meeting for Robin
Rene Myers, infant daughter of
Jerry and Unda Vestal Myers
ofYadkinville.
She died at birth June 12th
at Davie County Hospital.
MRS. CLARA F. GARNER
Mrs. Clara Fuller Gamer,
k 75, of Qxon H0I, Md., mother
of Mrs. Violet R. Harkey of
Mocksvitle, Rt. 5, died
Monday, June 9th at Davie
County Hospital. Burial was in
Arlinfl^on National Cemetery
in Arlington, Va.
The body was sent from
Baton's Funeral Home to
Simmons Brothers Funeral
Home In Wa^lngton, D. C.
MRS. IDA VICKERS CREASON
Mrs. Ida VIckers Creason,
85, of Cooleemee died
Saturday, June 14th at Davie
County Hoqiital. She was bom
in Davie County and was the
daughter of Jestie and Margaret
MurdodcVickers.
Survivors include five
daughters, Mrs. Clarence
Myers, Mrs. Rffvroond House,
Mrs. Sherman Gregory, all of
Cooleemee, Mrs. Tom
Alecander of Kannapolis, and
Mrs. Floyd Rich of Lexington;
three sons, WQbum Creason,
Rt. 4, Mocksvitle, Marvin
Creason, Norfolk. Va., Grimes
Creason, Swannoah, N. C.; 30
grandchildren; 1 step
gronddiild.
Funeral services were hdd
^ond ay, June 16 at 2 p. m. at
Baton's Chapel with the Rev. n
Harold Parker and Rev. R. L.
McDaniel ofnclating. Burial
was in Liberty United
Method ist Cemetery.
MRS. JOSEPHINE HANELINB
Mrs. Josephine Armsworthy
H a n e I ine, 67, died
unexpectedly at 8:15 pjn.
Wednesday, June 11th at her
home on Maple Avenue, Ext.,
Mocksville.
Funeral services were held
at 4 pjn. Friday June 13th at
Cornatzer Baptist Church
wliero Mrs. Haneline held her
membership. Rites were
conducted by the Rev. Eln»r
Day and the Rev. E. M. James.
Burial was in Bethlehem
United Church of Christ
cemetery.
Mrs. Haneline was born
Nov. 13, 1901, in Davie
County, daugliter of tire late
William and Mattie King
Armsworthy.
She is surved by her second
husband, Roland Haneline; one
dai^ter, Mrs. Margaret Potts
of Rt. 3, Mocksvitle; two sons,
Norman T. Smith of Rt. 3,
Mocksville, and Mark Alvin
Smith of Massachusetts; one
sister, Mrs. Doyt Holshouser of
Winston'Solem; 10
grandchildren and 2 great
grandchildren.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
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COOLEEMEE JOURNAL, Wednesday, June 25,1969
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Junior RiQvis'
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
e»*Dtvle County Enttrpriio Rflcoid, Juno 28, 1069
MRS. 1-LUSAlN
Mrs. Ella Horn Sain, 75, of
Rl. 3, Mocksvillc, died
Saturday, June 20 in
Thomasvillc Convalescent
Home.
Funeral services were
conducted Monday at 2:30
o'clock in Eaton Chapel by the
Rev. Don Sides and the Rev. J.
B. Fitzgerald. Burial followed
In Oak Grove Methodist
Church cemetery. -
Mrs. Sain was bom in Davic
County on March 10, 1894,
daughter of John and Erruna
Summers Horn.
She is survived by her
husband, W. A. Sain; tv/o
daughters, Mrs. Hazel Bogcr of
Rt. 3' and Mrs. Clara Angel of
Rt. 2, Mocksville; two sons,
Edgar Sain of Rt 3, Mocksville
ana Oscar Lee Sain of Rt 9,
Salisbury; one sister, Mrs.
Frances Young of Carolina
Beach; and one brother, W. D.
Horn of Winston«Salem; and
four grandchildren. S/SG
Evcrette G. Sin of Honolulu,
Hawaii, Annette Boger and
Alton and Marshall Angell of
Rt.3,Mocksvaie.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA