Jul - DecDA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, July 5,1922
Mrs. Wiley v. Hartman
Wiley V. Hartman' ^ed
atWi.^ Wednesday aft^oon
43 SaJm,' agedInneral and ^Uuri^
H lairf ^^Uiry ^
h Hartman' is sur-
'*ra t j ®nd two daiigh>Hartman ma native of
• and has many friends
he's.™ Havie connty who will
th^ 4<»th of
Bio - Obituaries - 7/5/1922 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, July 12,1922
F. H. Armond
• J; Ai Daniel ^received a message
last week from Mcs. Daniel
went to Madison,' Ind., several
weeks ago to be at tfie bedside of
her father, Mr. F, H. Armond, say
ing that 3fr. Armond died on Wed
nesday. The funentl and burial
services were held on Saturday.
Mr, Armond had visited his daiigb-
ter here several times and had many
frfen^ will be sorry to learn of his
death. '
Bio - Obituaries - 7/12/1922 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, July 13,1922
W. tf. BiHGGS imTLY.-
KILLED n^arrqckford:
Sand Heaped On -Crossing
Causes Locomotive to'Split;
Switch arid. Turn Over
Winstou-Salem,; July^.9, -Engi
neer W. W. Briggs; of ^Winston-
Salem, was instahtly killed yes-
tei'dav afternoon about 4 o'clock
when his engin?, whuilfr was pull
ing Souiltei'h'pQBsengev ^'sih No.
u, fplit a switch ari.d tqrnod over
ai ttorkford.J'rieaVElkih.* Mr.
Brlgi^s ivai caught under his en
gine and crushed to^death. The
fireman, Arfchur.Yaiibrough. of
Wi:i"lon-Soicra, wasjoiilV • alieht-
ly injurodi Nbno of tho paken-
gers was hurt. i
The accident is ope'Qf the most
Iieciiliar which has happened in
tiiis state according to informa
tion received by. railioad ofncials
here, A public road crosfea the
railroad track just, west of tlock-
ford station, where tiie^wreck be
cured, arid a-:.qoantity of-sand
hud r.ccumul.ated beside the raits
at tlic erbsslng. The sand lifted
the roar trucks of the Idcbmotive
enough that'thej^ripllt the switch
wh:C'i joads to .the.. sidetrack at
the atatiori arid'the locomotive
turned over on r its right side,,
pinning Mr,"Briggs under it-.
ME BEAM. KILLED BY
- TIWN OflAST SUNDAY
Concord. Juiy 9. -Hoyle Bo.Hra,
\ youth of Kannapilts, died in the
Concord hospit'ii this afternoon
from injuries received when he
was struck by Southern tiHin Ni*.-
45 near the passenger station at
Kannapolis* today..- 'Bpim died
ihortty after reaching the hoa-
piiahind.cifo. Is phygudans proved
fii ile.
According lo reports .reaching
0.mcdrd the boy stepped from a
freight'ti'ain," which fee had b'ecn
riding. Just as "Iraih .46.was pass
ing. He"was knocked down bu f-.
fered" injuries.ip'his head, whichcaused his dpa.th..and ^obtoken
bones iri his right;ttrm.' Ilc^
but a few riilriptcs after
-ihe ,hospitalj •; ^ ^'
•Tbeldecons6d'^ Whr
W. Beairii .
Bio - Obituaries - 7/13/1922 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, July 19,1922
C. E. Pennington
States^e Kuiker KSt Hmiulf.
StateavUle/Joly 13—*C. E. P^-
nington^ assi^aut' cashttf
First Natipnai Bank of Statesville,
late.tonight fired a bnllf^ throojfh
his head in bis bomb, here and died
45 minutes later. The tragedy fol*
lowed annhancement today of a
shortage of approximatdy $&s,odo
in t1ie accQtmls of Cashier Jolm W.
Guy, Sr.
Pennington, it was said at bis
homer foilowing the tragedy, had
besn stated on the front ^Fcb with
his wife and children andr sdme
ueignbots, but excosed himself and
went npstaiis. After a few minut
es a shot was beard and he .was
heard and he was .found on his bed
with a bnllet hole in his temple.
Notes addressed to friends appar.
ently having been hurriedly writ
ten, tonight were found in the room-,
in all of which heexpte^ed sorrow
because of the situation at the bank
and iii a note to his wife declared
further that his own books and ac
counts all-were slight, but- inti
mated, according to Mrs. Pennine-
ton, that he had known for some
time that all waS not well in the
bank.
Ifrii'-Jaicolii Fdafor Bead.-'- • %
• .E!Qs^.r di^ at his. home
4/\«0vi *.QafnrHav
a strp^of^j^ySia' aged 6s.yeare,
M surmved by his wife
ahd seven children,.-four daughters
aud.three-Mua The funeral and
burial Undoes' were conducted -by
his^pastbrRev.'C,- H. mitaker dn
Snnday. and the bmiy laid to.rest in.
Betbd ^nicbyard
'Mr. Frank Everbardt Dead..'-
n •-Mr.'Frank Bvefhardt died at his
home.oniL-4 Sunday, following a
stroke nf pathlysis which he suffer
ed several months ago. Mr. Ever
bardt was about 75. ye^ of age
and is surmved by his wife and one
son and two daughters. . The fuuer-
al and burial services were conduc
ts by his pas.(pr, Rev. J. B. Fitz
gerald, as^tei by Rev. H. T'.
Penry, and the body laid to rest.at
Liberty Methodist church at. 2
o'clock _Monday afternoon.. Mr.
Hverhardt was a ;good man and had
many friends throughout the couu-.
ty who will be sorry to learn of 'his
Ideath: . _
Wilma Poplin
Wilma," the 5-year-did daughter
of'Mr. and Mrs, John Poplin, died
Thuj^ay morning at «?■ o'clock of
thborcular tneuingitm. The funer
al and burial servipes. were held
Friday at Bethel church,
Mrs. W. C. White
- Mrs. W. C. White died Sunday I
nigbtatnlue o'eloek, foUawing along
illness of heart trouble. The funer
al and harial services were bald Tuesday at 10 o'clo^. Mrs Wbiteiaenr*vived by her husband .anA^^^eral
childr«i.'
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, July 20,1922
Jacob Foster
Our community was'shocked
last Saturdi^'whWihTrim^
received that Mr, Jacob Fostci
was dead,' Mr. Fostef used to
live near here but for the laatfew.
months has.been, livinff neai.
Moeksville. Heh?d ihany.friendt
and relatives here, cdnBequetHl)
a larjfe number of. people" fio.n^
here went to his. funeral and in
terment which ^kplaca SuiidsA
'afternoon at Bethel M. P. chufcV.
We ;dxtend /o ihe bereaye^ oje?;
pur deep^l: sympathy; . ;
' Little .Wilma Poplin Dead.-.
• > ' n —'■ . • '
Wilma, 5 year old daughter of
Ur. and Mrs. JohnToplin,:di<^
last Thursday and was buried
Friday at rimn at Bethel.'''The
fuhCral and burial services were
conducted by Rev; C. H. Whitak-
er, assisted by Revends H.- T.
Penry, W. L. Sherrili; and J. B,Fltegendd The littlegirl was ill
for "about three weelcB but had
gotten r better and the physician
had dismissed the case whenmeoengitis" developed resulting
In her death.' 'The sympathy andesteem' of' thev'n'eighopra -andfriends- were expressed by themany and beaut!ful'fl6ral:contri-butions which completely covered
the grave.
Frank Everhardt
Mr. Frank Everhardt died Bt|his home near Liberty Sunda^iafternoon, after a lingering ill*i
neis fur several months. The deceased leaves a wife and three'children, Mr. Geo. Bverhart,Mr8'Charlie Kimmer, .and Mrs. iTohnj
Bailey and a host of other rela
tives -and fHends to mourn his
loss. JAps Everhart was a eoo'isislenl member of Liberty M. E. |Ciiurch and will be greatly miss-i
ed in our. midst; •
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, July 26,1922
D^fh of Mr. Soyder.
Mr. Wallian Mania Snyder, aged'
7a yeaia, died at his home in Wins-
ton-Salem, Tuesday momiag about
2 o'clock, after a lingering illness
He is survived by Mrs. Snyder and
one son, Henry S. Snyder, of
Mocksville and three daughters,
Mrs. Eva Fate, of Asheyille: Mrs.
J. W-. Cook,- of Clem'mons; and
Mary Xr. Snyder, of Davidson
county. The decea^ was a mem
ber of Greenwood Avenue Baptist
diurch, from which the funei^
was conducted Wednesday after
noon at four- o'dock by the pastor,
Rev. J. P. Byrum. The interment
-was 4a Woodland cemetery.
I WilG^ D. Tnfterow Dead^
I ' * " -ft^^ • ,I . William D., ^Tutteraw^pf. R. *5,
'died at l,cmg's iSanatdriuni, Stat^
jville, Thni^y .m^hnng at i;^
o'dodc, where he wentseverdl days
before to take,tr^tment.- libebody
Was bronght 'hdme.ahd iaid tov-rest
at ]^ames X Rda^ Friday moriiiog
jat 10 o'clpt^. Mr. Tutterow. was
about 74 yrars of age and is sut:^-
ed by his' ti^e^^d many ziriatives.
Sir. Manon Casey Dead.
Mr. llIarion;:C;a^y a foiiner citiz-
en of l^vie:'cowty,>di^ -at bis
home near ' Hendeisonidlle. l&t
Wednesday, fbliowing 'an, iBne^ of
I several months,:.-. aged' - ^ yeacs.
|.The body -wta- bl^ught ^here- anid
jlaid'' to test', ^.^Cjboier -Hethod^t
chnrcb' Snn'daY,-:'morning .at xi
j o'dcck. S&.:3[Msey .is survived by
'.his. wife andvone datigbter,: !^
nine broths;and' aisteis^ ainong
them Messrs: J D. ahdO. E.
of this city. •
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, July 27,1922
Wilma Poplin
In^Memoriam.
Like the little flower thai,
blooms, only 'for a dayi when
'twilight shadows fall, folds its
little petals and g^es tb sleep to
awaken in; Ihe morning inrgrepK
.er beauty and glory-s»:.'wltH
little Wilrod Poplin .whoap'short
life was sp^precious to-her loved
ones,-as fragile and lender'MiU4
little flower," has gone to sleep (p
awaken a aliining angel in the
paradise of God. a brigh:er:ahd
better land,- where the sun now
sols, and* flowers never fade, for
ever free from Bb.rip\V and"coie, i
happy,- safe.and securp\ ahf-lter.]
ed by the Pipteetlng-^rni. of Him j
who said ''SufEof.
to come unto riei'aifu~forbid:Vhein'notfbrof.such'istheklne^^
lierflttle body Was lald to.rpat
dt ..j^elh^;;
In R^eiiibratice of...
Jacob Eoe Foster.
Of alt the snd econea enter our heart,
Is with Father ti> part. "
While Bi]ireriti(f la 'over sickneas and
'pain,
Hie voice ia* not heard, his faco not
• Been, ' / - ; '''
Though gone to the home that'is happy
Olid fair
A.nd Nvc have the priviclcgo of meeting
him there. ' * .. '
It makes us feel sod wlfcn all alone,
For honie la not home when .Falitor is
gone.
Wo tnlsd him .at morning ohoorrui
and bright
. We mi8.s him at noon when every th
ings right, . .
Wo missjiini at evening at tho clnsc
of doyi ' • .
- For hnmc is not home when ' Father
is away.-
Our Savior did go u place to prepare,
And Father is gono his glory to'share.
n !• •• . , • i .
were conddcled by- Rev. .0. H,
Whitakor assisted by Reveyepds
H. T. Penry, J..B. Fllzgerald
and W.~ ii; Shorrill. The floral
offeflhgs were profuse, and.yery
bbautiiul literally covering the
^•ave and flIHng 'the air .with
Itheir fragrance/>
. MayTlre'Everlaating^cinJaeA
1 support to the 8ti'icken;pareht8,
and akbther UinMr^pd*. and fMcnds
left to mourn theii^loasV:^. ':^^^
That grace that euatained hero upon
earth,
Tho same-that was* given in tho new
birth. • " • .
He ia gonb to enjoy lite rest that re^
maina, ' * , ; ' '
. And our great Ipas Is his great gain.
We will cherish his words and follow
; his ways .
And join him .In heaven.At the end of
our days. .1.
We will iniaa him so much, ^ But-'he. is
happy above,
With all tho redeemed in a Saviora
love. MRS: T. L. POSTER.
J, P. Foster was born .Sept. 18
1857, died July. 16lh 1922. He
was married to Sarah F. Williams
November 23,1882.- To this.unv
ion there'were.bojrn seven child
ren: -namely ;Mrs.George Graves,
Mocksville Route .4; Mrs. L. P.
Cartnor» Mocksville; Mrs. W,'. A.
Wyattc, • Winaton-Sa'em; Mrai.
Spencer Foster, Mocksville Route
3; W. H., C. A., and F...K. Fost-
er, all of Mocksville Route 3.
The body was laid to rest in the
Bethel grave yaM in the presen
ce of a large number of relatives
and friends.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, July 27,1922
Death oi Jf. M. Casey.
J. Marion Casey died at his
I home in East Flat Rock after a-
n lin^ering^rillneas of.months. His
I conditicii was not considered ser;
jiouvuntll two'wMks ago at which
itime relativ^.werd called to .'his
I bedside. - The b]pdy was ^brought
'hsre Saturdoy and intend. Sun*
'day at eleven p'cjiodc-. at Center,-
Rcv:^ %; J.: S. Walker, conducting
the funerai and'burial; sewicei
The .deceased^is survived W: his
wife, and one daughter, I^..Rpb'
. Stack welder, of Spencer; three
i brothers/: 0. M.- an~d J.'Diibf this
(place, and.P.-.R,' Caseyof Wl"®*
i ton^alemj and'two sisters, -Mea-.
damps jJ; Rbadnlari, of Pehhb-
burtri..Pa« ^;&nd Nelsbh.'Andersbny.
of-Winatbn*Sa1en:i.' VHia pavent^^^^
Mri and Mrs; PeiTy Casey,jdied
several >YMrs ago.;y Mr. * Casey
was
there and .in this.^ county . practi-
cdlly all his lifoV" He Was" a' de?
ypt^; worthy ..man dbin^ 'What*' he
,j bbhld. tb.build'ap
f!:he.re;ribh:- 'ejarth;' y He^Avfe a
.^:Met|ipdi8&f-lls^nied^epmevyb^^^^ s^ agb!|-' • Qw;
!-.lh^'to''birndue68.Wbfc^^ bpfbll hfin
in .youth, his ' activities werej
hampered. . - ; : . . jJ.
May the peace. and * fohafoFv]
from on High sustain thabereavi^y
edJn this sad-hpiir.. '
Minnie Lee Wood
• Minnie- Lee,' "the-five months
old •daughter ofr--Mr, and Mrs.
Richard Wood was laid.to rest in
the Fdrmington. c. mctciy Mon
day • evening at 5 «.Jt Ihcic. The
liitle ftirlXde_ai:h, wasieauM 'by
a bad .case of-J heumpnio,-.. !.' ^
Ida Landreth
Auto Kills Woman
And Hurries Away
\yinstoniSaIem, July 23.—Mrs. ;
Ida'Lahdrpth, wife of A. P, Land ;
reth," was instantly killed thisaf- i.
ternpon near Yadkinville, when
ah automobile struck the motor
cycle on 'which siie, her husband, n
and - their seven-year-old child ;
were riding. - Mrb. Landreth suf .
fered,a:fractbre of the skull and ;
died, in ^ minutes, Svhile Mr.
Landreth had twp ribs fractured
and ipceived many-bru)^ The
.eKIld. ^aa'' only ' aligbtly hurt •
Thos6Jn;the.'autqm.o.bile did not
'?^P»k'buh. hurripd :.on,. Landreth .•
toid/randihbt a ttra^^^ d£ their id' •;
.ebtity bt^wherea^^ been .
,di8ffbvered:^'
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, August 9,1922
■. MrSi Baniey^tle Dead.
^ ••Mrs. Holt Baraeycastle died at
her home on R. '5 e^ly'Stmday
morning, .fyBojpiDg. a three weeks
aged 26 years: The tuner-'
aX and biuial seryic^ were held at
Center Monday morning, her pasted
Rev.'J. B. Fitzgerald conductmg
the services. Mrs. Barheycastle is
survived by her husband; and one
child, her parents, four sifters and
three brothers. - *
Bio - Obituaries - 8/9/1922 DAViE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, August 10,1922
Mrs. Mihnfe Walker
Barneyc^tl0: i)^a^
. The coiQtnuhi^. of - Cept^ was
shocked when the news of ilie
death of. MrsL' Mionie. Wabcer
Barneycistle spiead: AlthoSt^
Barneycasfcle- had been in. pW
health for seyefdl .months, .het
' condition waa not feaijized as serl-
OUB until a ifew d^ya hefpni her
death.. The fuoerai aiid' boria)
seryices were conducted Mppda^
morning at Center church)>y Revl
J. 6. Fitzgerald, her p^tor, as
sisted by Rev. J. E. McSwaim.
[of Cool Springs.. ^v.JdiUer,.of
Orreil circuit, .md Rey^ \V. L.
! Shi^rrlll. of Idccksyine. -The de?
! ceased twenty-ftye mri old
Und leayes besides her husband.
Carl Holt Barneycastle. a darllc^g
•little girl. 'Mrs;- Barheycastie
was the oldest daughter df.Rey,
and Mm. W. J; 8. -WUker^ pt
Center. She was ayoung.wppian
of sweet dispoaltido, high 'moral
atandafd, a Ohristian.V and a
faith^l church worker/ She gaya
her life t6.Jesua when.years
old, became a member o| Center
church and filled' her place well
as Sunday SphCol teObher, aeci^
tary of Suiiday Sehool, dxgiahiitl
and for the. past few years ;re«
cording. ^ward of the Dayip
circuitr. The community as well',
as the church will mms her. A'
friend made the remark yester
day that there was not a person'
in that community f^tcpuld ser-
ve in her capacity. Hay ihe dark
cloud of sorrow be removed and
the sunshine of Qhrlstian Uvlpg
fill the hearts of the somwihg:
ones. • •
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MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, August 16,1922
James Poole
• Rw. ex R.. Jotonsou . went to
Hooresville 1^ Tu^ajr to cqhduct
the-funeral seiyices .of Mr,^ j£ini&
PpOle^ wbo died at. his honie' on
Monday, nged-75 yeaxs. ;,.Mr>PoqIe
was the. father orR.-D. Po'ole, of R..
3. .. .• /• ^ V -
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, August 23,1922
George M. Foster
M. M.. Ander^n. - has been
netifid-of the bad news of. the death
of her broths Greorge Foster,
who died at. Lake Gitr; Kansas on
f Aiiff/8,1922.
Bio - Obituaries - 8/23/1922 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, August 30,1922
Mr J. F. Owen Dead.
Mr. J. F. Owens, aged 42 years,
died Monday afternoon at 5:30 at
Sanatorium of appendiciiis
and peritonitis. Mr. Owen had
been sick for a week or more. The
funeral will be conducted Tuesday
afternoon at 4:30 at the home by
Rev. C, K, Ttxmerand Rev. E. W.
Fox. Interment'at Oakwood.
Mr. Owen is survived by his wife
and five children and a number of
other relatives.—Statesville baily.
Mr. Cwen lived near 3Iocksville
for years and has many friends in
and around town who will be sorry
to learn of his death. He is a
brother of Will Owens, of R. 4.,
and John Owen of Cooleemee.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, August 31,1922
Mrs. John Moore
Quite a^number of our people
attended, the funeral; of Mrs.
Jo nil uiiKiirei W jiiaLuii-iSuluUt,
who died in a hospital there and
was brought to Byerly's Chapel
for burial. The - funeral services
were, conducted by Rev. V. M.
Swaim/ of the Twin-City.
Bio - Obituaries - 8/31/1922 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, September 13,1922
H, 'L. Aostu Dead.
Mr. H. 1^. Austin, formerly ol
Mocksville, but later of Mebane
died at bis home in that city Thurs
day, following a stroke of paralyse
which he suffered some time ago
1^. Austin^s body was brought tc
Mocksville Friday -aftemoou and
laid to r^tin Rose cemetery.* Revs.
W. L. Sherrill and J. F. Kirk con
du^ed a short funeral service ai
the ^ye. Mr. Atistin.was'69 years,
, of age, and is survived by his wife
'and one son, two sisters, Mrs. Jame-
K^y and. Miss Janie Austin, of
Salikbury. Mr. .Austin had manj
.friends here who were pained tc
learn of hb death.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, September 14,1922
Mrs. Jesse Henkle
.Mrs. Jesse Henklet who diedat
her home in Cooleeikee last Thura
day Sept 7tb, was buried:,in
Fork cemetery the day followinff..
She has beeii s^fFerintr with can
cer of the stomach for some tim6
which wt^'the cause of her death?.
Mrs. Henkle was the daugrbter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. ' Newberr^'
Potts and at the time of hec
death. was 49 years old. R^eyi/
Mr. Freeman her pastor preach-^
ed the funeral. - V>.'
Death of Mr. H.L. Aus
tin at Mebane.
•Ouf town was ijrieved Friday
morning when news pf the death
of Mr. H. L. Austin reached here;
Mr. Austin was stricken with
paralysis sweral weeks hgo and
lingered' until lost Thursday.
While little hope for his recovery
>Wb8 entertained his passing was
quite a shock.
The . body • was brought here
Friday and interred at the Rose
cemeterv. The funeral and bur
lal services were conducted by
Rev. - W. L. Shevriil assisted by
Rev. J. P. Kirk, of Salisbury.
Mr. Austin was.sixty dve years
of age. He was a member of the
Methodist CHurch at Mebane. He
was a quiet, easy going roan
pleasing in. his manner and a
Christian gentlem^an.
Mr. Austin is survfyed by. bis
wife, who'prior. to her marriage
was Miss Aflie Atkinson, of
Davie county, one son. Francis
Austin, of Mebane. and-two' sis
ters, Mrs. M.'E. Kelly and'Miss
Janie Austin, of SalisSufy.
Among those attending the
funeral from out of town besides
the family were; . Mrs. n M. E.
Kelly and Miss. Janie Austin,
Misses-Mary and Elva Keily.Mr.
John Kelly, of Salisbury; Mr.
Henry Kelly and. family, of Tay-
Iprsville; Mrs. R. M. -Payne. Mrs,
6.. G. Mitchell,'Mrs. Ada Atkin
son and daughter; 'Miss F.ora
Leake and Mr. Ti J. Byerly, of
Winston-Salem; Mr. and Mrs.
McAllister and SOP, Mrs. Sallte
Luckie.Baker, Key. and Mrs.' J,
F. Kirk, of Salisbury; and Mr.
Nichol«on', of Mebane.
Bio - Obituaries - 9/14/1922 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, September 20,1922
Robert Kurfees
' Robeit Kurfees, wbo left here 26
years and loibated Caddo Mills,
Texas, died at lils botne there on
Sgpt.'iitl;i, aged about 50 years.,
Mr. Kurfees is survived by his wife
and several cliildren. Deceased is
a broibsr^f R. W Kurfees, of Coo-
leeMee, and D. 0. Kurfees, ofR. 1.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, September 21,1922
R. G. Kurfeea Dead. • . v
Mr3. J. G. Kurfees of H. 1 re>...
ceived a message from Cadde. .
Mills, Tex., Thursday, Sept. 14th .
ahnouncing the death of her son ;=
R. G. Kurfees which took pkce.'
Sept idtb. Mr. Kurfees lelft.;
Davie County 27 years ago and'..
since that time has resided, at!^
Caddo Mills, Tex., at which plac^
he wasiin busines. Mr..Kurfees?;
wash's brother of D. C. Korfeesi
Mock&ville, R. 1 and;R. W. Kur^ i
fees of Cooleeihee and wa.3:hfty,i
years old,. .'..K
Bio - Obituaries - 9/21/1922 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, September 28,1922
James Ferebee Dead
! Mr. James Ferebee, age 7S
' died at his home near Cana lust
• Wednesday and was buried Thurs
I dav at Wesley's Chapel at eleven
i o'clock. Rev, N. S. Needham his
jpastur conducted the funeral.and
1 burial services. The deceased
' I hud been failing in health for
iihrse years No near relatives
*|are left, his wife and children
*' having preceded him to the grave
I several years ago. Mr, Ferebee
.spent several ysiwa of his life in
^.Texas returning ' c e only a few
years ago. He has been a mem"
t' ber of the church since carl.v
. childhood and was a good Chris
tian man Among the relatives
- attending the funeral from hero
weret Mr. and Mr.-*. J P. Green,
n lMis^t Inez Nitylor. a".d Rev. H.
r. Ponry.
Bio - Obituaries - 9/28/1922 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, October 4,1922
Carolina McClamrock
n Mr$. Carotina McCHainrock died
at her home near Gana last Wed-
n^ay thorning at the advanced
age of Sz years. The funeral- and
burial seiViow were held at Smith
Grove .Methodist church cWednes-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock, ReV. N.
H/'Needham, of Farni1ngtoh, . "con--
dttcf?iig the services* Mrs, Mc-*
Claw rock is surviv^ by" two
and one daughter and a number of
relatives* and friends. , ^
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, October 5,1922
Sam Markland
The reroaina pjF Mr; SdmjMark-|
land was laid' to.rest ,in the Meth-i
odist Cemetery here, last Friday. |
Mr, Markhnd's home \ya8. in,
\Vinst6n*Salem, but since hisj
health ' became,^ so; bad ' he had I
been in the state hospital at Morj
ganton. His . death; caused by !
paralysis, came as a shock .to all.
The deceased' is survived - by a
wife and four children, his nioth''
er, Mrs. Cornelia Markland; one
slater, Mrs.*.W, U. aiarch.'all of
Winston-Saleih, >and a host.o'f
friends. •' ....
Elizabeth Anderson
We .are;: sorry, to- reeeiyei^^
hewanf the'deat
oideat' dadghtetf^f Mr;, and yMSf
Mmnie- Litteralli
jtSAco
many
hoar of herloss.
Rev, A. T, Herd Dead.
Mr. Hord died last Sunday
morning at his daughters, Mrs,
E. B. Davis. His home was at
Gary, but having been in feeble
health forseveral months thought
probably a change would do him
good. He came to visit his dau
ghter near Cleveland the first of
August, He did not, however,
regain sufficient strength to re
turn, but continued to grow
weeker until the end came. He
was born in Clevelatid county
near Shelby about seventy years
ago. He graduated at Wake
Forest College, was ordained to
the ministry and has held the
pastorate of several important
churches in this state. He sup-
plimented his preaching by teach
ing school He leaves a wife who
was the oldest daughter of the
late Dr. S. W. Eaton, and twelve
children, seven daughters and
five sons together with a host of
1 friends to mourn bis departure.
I The wife and daughters were
) with him but only two of the
sons were present when the end
came. The three oldest boys were
I living in Washington State and
f could not get here in time to see
their father before he died. He
was burled in Cleveland near the
Baptist church in which he prea
ched for several years. Rev. C.
S. Cashwell conducted the fun
eral services. Our deepest sym
pathies go out to this good wife
and children.
Bio - Obituaries - 10/5/1922 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, October 12,1922
J. W. Martin
• ^ learh of' the"
;>(day^i^tenioo^^
•i*j;?yj!;a^. W • /Hfr-Md
;;(ti.^;in;4^1ihing ;h6alihTor" aevr
*\.a wuUa*o
Camilla Sparks
were eorry to Jeaire of the
^^hteHl^u^\Firi in
^ Spajrkafoni^; lived in this ndghborho^.
;;;^eiieave^ a l^ost of relatives and
;;lr1^d8. >M;inouni her depa^iro.'
•^J^^^etbains^ torestin
i^^^Uehein .ceine^^ Satiu^ay
t^e funeral ^rvioes
by Rev.' Hyatt
»i»We^'extend;.our heart felt sym-
l^?lf^l)y':tdVthebere ,
Wesley Martin
Martin, an old citi;
zei)' of. hear. Pino,- died'at. the'
home of bis. nephew, Mn 0. M;
Ho well Sunday, Oct. 8.lh MW
Martin has been - in declihing
Ihealth- for some time and his
death was. not unexpected. He.
leaves a wife and seyeral rela
tives to'.mourn his departure:;~^We
extend sym.pathy to.the bereaved
in this sad hour. •. v. " ^ ' •
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, October 18,1922
Mr. A. E.-Hartmw IHes Suddenly,
lilr. A E. Hartmap. one ^the county's
mok prdmlnent and success^Tul farmers of
Sliady Grove, was on bis way Saturday
from Ad^nco ta bis home when stricken
with appoplexy, antf was found later by
bis family, sitting la his buggy in an un*
conscious cohditico. He was removed to
his home where be passed away Sator-
day night about 12 o'clock, vdtboat hav
ing regained con^oiisness. : Mr^arljuan
was sixty odd> years old and r^ded .bit
his fann on North Yad.ldn river. . He'
bad been.successful and bhd accumulated
n nice estate. He is survived by Ids wife
f Mieriy Mutiie Dombit, daughter of tbe
lite Alfred DoutbiUofForsytbci:uo;y,Rod
tbe fuiltrwing chiklr'en; .Alfred, Maurice.
RlcbarJ. aod one daughter, Nannie ?. A
son, G. Milton Hartnian died at Camp
Jacki'on during the. War. with pneumonia,
atid his fathernever got Over'loss of
this son. The county ha's lost hue of Its
best citizens, his family, devoted hus
band and fatber. ^Our'deepcst sytnpalk'y
is extcuded to tbe bereaved wife and
children. Peace, everlasting peace, to'blk
ashes. Hia remaids were, laid to rest in
(he Advance cemetery Tuesday morning
in tbe |»psence of a.iargecoitctiurso of re
latives aiut frieads.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, October 19,1922
A. E. Hartman
Mr. A. E. Hartman one of our
leading citizens died Sunday even
ing about 11:30 oclock. He sui
fered a stroke of apoplexy from
which he never ralliei. His re
mains were laid to rest in the
Advance Baptist cemetery. He
leaves a wife, one daughter, three
sons and one brother to mourn
his lost. We extend to each one
of them our sympathy in the loss
of their loved one.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, October 25,1922
Eddy Perry Sloan
p«iy Sim' of Ofeeiisboro,
i^s.bmed at jTmnlDgtOQ e^etexy \yed-
afceini^ Thb. fiiheral ms coa*
dbcted'by Resr. Vii^ of Winatba,
at tbo If. E..dHrob. tSta, Sloan waa fiox-
meHyii leddentofFeraitigtoa.
Son and Infant Daughter
McCulloh
A Rqchble TVage'dy, .
One of the saddest tragedies that
has occurr^ in - Davie county in
many years, happened . Monday
morning when the home' of Gran-
ville McCulloh,- who lives on R, 4,
near Liberty school house, was de
stroyed by fire, together with two
of his children, a little girl ag^ a-
bont two and a little boy about four
years old. Mr. and iilrs. MeCulloh
were.at work. some distance from
the house and it is not known how
the fire started. Mr. McCulloh had
built the house about a year ago.
The grief-stricken pa ents have the
sympathy of the entire comihUnlty
in this great affliction. The little
bodies were prepared for burial and
laid to rest at Liberty Tuesday.,
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MGCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, October 26,1922
Infant and Child McCulloh
Mrs. Eddie Perry Sloan
' .Edflip. Pcry Sloan, ..of
G»^ensborb,ijva8Tjroughb liere foP'
burial on last Wednesday. She
I was born and raised in this':c6m-
iHiuhity and hasTnany relatives
near here.-Rev. 'Swaim, 6£ Wfh^.
stoh-Sniem; conducted the svi*^
vice which was Very touching. A
great • many^ of'hey irela'tivei and
fdends came from. GyoenBhoro;
The flpwers were benuti fill cover
ing the grave' and sbme'beaidcs;.'
LL
It-
n-
at
)n
t-
m CHKDHE.I«.BURNEO [0
destroyed
One of the moat horrible acci
dents that ever happened hPre
occiired Monday morning when
ehe two youngest children of Mr.
GranvlJte McCulloh were burned
to death and the home burned to
the ^ouhd. Mrs, McCu.Moh was
in a nearby field picking'cotton
when -she saw the flames burst
fi om the reof. Horror s'ricken
she ran to the house to find the
fire had gained such headway
flhe could not enter the building.
When the bodies-were removed
from the debris they were, char
red almost beyond recognlton
and the baby of two years ..was
I found lying on the lit'le tot of
I four. The remains were taken
I to Cooieemee and prepired fo * h(
burial; The funeral services we e' hi
conducted Tuesday afternoon at C
2:30 o'clock at Liberty churcir. oil
The origin of the fire'is un
known. As there was no firej'o
the house, it is believed the
children. muAt have gotten some
matches from the .dresser, and
played with them causing tlie
fire..
N
1
The home was a new nine room
bungalow. It together with all
the household furnishings and
clothes were destroyed. .
The building was insured, but
the loss has.notbeien ascertained.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, November 1,1922
Robert S. Green
^ Mr. Robert S. Green, of Thom-
asville, died in t^High iPoint
pital Friday morning at 4 o'clock,
folloTving an illness of some time
with appendimtis. Mr. Green was
nearly -65 years of age" and is stir-
vived his wife, three sons and 3
daughters, three brothers' and one
sister. ' Mr. Green is the brother
of onr townsman J. P. Green, P. P.
Green, of Cans', and B. £. 'Green,
of Higginsvilie, Mo. The funeral
and burial services we^ held ^t-
urday afternoon at Thomasville.
Mr. Green was a leader in chnrdi
work in his town and community
and wili be missed by hundreds of
friends and relatives.. .
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, November 2,1922
Robt. S. Green of
Thomasville Dead,'
Robert S. Green, age 6^, pro
minent and respected citizen of
Thomaavilte died in a High Point
hospital last Friday as the result
of complications that fallowed an
operation for appeodidiis.
Funeral aervlcee were conduct*
ed at 2 o'clock Saturday after
noon at the First Baptist church
Thoroasvilje.
Mr. Green was a nitive of this
county, but he had lived in
Thomaavilie for a number of
years, becoming one of the lead
ing men of that town. He was a
graduate of Wake Forest college
and. a member of the class of
1884.
In childhood Mr. Green gave
his heart lo God and joined ihe
church, being a member of tho
First church, and serving it as
treasurer, at the time of his death.
He w£s also moderator of the
Liberty Baptist Association. He
was a man of high ideals and a
firm believor in education and
progress. Five of his six child
ren are college graduates, the
younger being in high school.
Surviving are the widow, six
children. Misses Lettie and Susan
Gi-een, of Thomaavilie, and \lVa.
i^, R, Matthew.i, of High Point;
Captain P. P. Green, U. S.'Army,
Medical corps, Jesse and Claude
Green, of Thomasville; thr,e
brothers, J. P. Green,of this city,
P. P. Green, of Cana, and Ben
Green, of Higginsville, Mo.; one
sister, Mrs. J. F. Eaton, of Cana.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, November 8,1922
Mrs. H. J. Dead.
Mm IJ.- J. ,• Walk^ died
Wednesday evieniwg at.8 o?cIcck,ai
t|te hbmeioi lier son W. S..Walk(Br,j
near Kappa, at the advanced age oi
nearly 9a years having been bom!
near Mocksville,.oii Feb. 13, 1831.1
Mrs. Walker had been ill for th<
past month, having suffered a se^
vere a:tack acute iudigestipn.
^oliop^ was entertained for iierj
recovery on account of lier advancenl
age. Mrs. Walker is .survived byj
eight children, lQijrsou.s and foui
daughters, viz: W. S. "Walker,, ol
R. 1, F. F. Walker, ol R. 1, J.. H-
Walker, of Spartanbiirg, S. C»,and
R. L. Walker, of R..2;. Mrs. John |
Cartner, pf R 5. Mrs. H. S. Slrood.
of Statesville. Mrs. S. J. Smqot, 61
R. I, and Mrs. J. B. Whitley, oi
Iciemmons, R. i. .'Mrs. Walker, u
nrvfved by one brother, Mr. M R.
jchaffin, of this city.- who is nearlw
4 years of'age, and a half-sister,-|
Mrs. Emma Holmau, %yhb lives in|
Reading, Kans. Manygrandthild-
IrenT about 114 great-grandchild-[
ren and two great-great-gran'd-chil
ren stirvive. The funeral and]
[bUrialservices,were conducted at
dem' Methodist church 'Fiida;
Imomtng at ir "o'clock by Re\% W.
Ic,.. Reeves, and the body laid to
[r^t beside her husband, who pre-
_3ded her tcjrfhe sjarit laud in 1897.
[Many beautiful.Soral tributes cpver
led the grave of this gopd woman
Iwho dwelt for n wly a century a
Imong loved ones in Davie. She
itunbered her fnends by the hund
ireds* and her death m mourned by
fall who kuew her. "Bles^d are
rhey .who die in .the I/prd." .
Mrs. T. G.' Lskey Dead.
Mrs. Thos. .G. Lakey died atdi«
Ihome at NestoV>' this county last
Iwedoesdky night, following a loni
jllness of asthma, aged 61 n year&l
3he is' survived by her husbandand[
Lbc -chijd^,. three, sous and three
laughters The funeral aud burial
ervices were neld Friday aRemoou
lat Courtney Baptist church.
i. T. L Kelly Dead.'
Mrs. T. li,. Kelly died at her
home in South Mocksville Saturday
moming, .Npv. •.4ih following a.
stroke of paraly.sts. Mrs. Kelly had
beeu.Judisposed for s.onie time,- but
her d^th came as a shock to her
many friends throughout the town
and county. The funeral services
were held'at the re.sideDce' Sunday
aftcruoon at 3 o'clock, and iuterr-.
ment followed at Joppa cemetery.
Mrs.. Kelly i.s survived by her hus
band, who has the sympathy of the
entire town in this hour.
Mr. 5. J. Sraocit Dead.
- Mr. Saiiinei J.^Smoot, died at his:
home near" Kappa Friday, night
following a long illneb of cancer of
the stomach, aged about 67 years.
Mr. Smoot is survived by his wife
and eight children, three sons and
five daughters, a^d one brother Dr.
George Smoot,^f.Kiioxville, Tenn,
and three sisters. Miss Mary Smoot,
of R. I, Mrs. Wiley Safriet, of near
Kappa, and Mnl. Emily Hansard,
of Tenues.see, besides mauy re]ative.s
and friends. The funeral and bnrial
services were held"Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock at Salem Metlio-
dfst church, of whicli Mr. Smoot
was a consistent member. In the
deith'of Mr. Smoot Davfe county
los^ a good citizen. Peape to his
ashe§.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, November 9,1922
Mrs. Satie C. Kelly Dead.
; Our community was^'shocked
Saturday when . ihe news -went
out;that . .S^h'e Chaiterton
dC-jdllyi Wife/of Mra^ T."- L. iC^ellyr
was' .dead.^: She had b'eeii ;■ in
JfeebK.n^e.ekg,;l)ul!KadJni(»nsidevkdao^^ay* alternoqh. Bhe'| wa8;.ta^^ illIryjdiay^) n^rtiin^'lJ^ahckeJol'para^^^^iiig:: Sa^iirday- neon.; • iBeaidira
the liiisband;ir-an r aistep;^' tMiasSailiorK^liy/^^^
iii; ;tifid Mi^
wlibh 'tp 4'eath;ange)-.cam :; *'Sh^TOorai^t^^ cnri
ment followed at the Jcppa ceoh-jetery. "; • . . . 1
'■ Mrs Kelly^was a nativie ofNew York stafe living at Ne>y-!.burgh until .her marriage td hlr. |
;KeUy..-' She was a wpman'.pf ed^.Jucatioti, ■ culture, antl rednembni;^^'He^genikr dispositipn ^angrace" won'-fqiyhe'r. many -ffie'ricja.Vi
BHe;t;was; a .Ghri8i§n andan earnest dhui^^ . ■;'r^vlThpse" f rpih^pui :pr diere
•fpr'thevfp^ Mrs. Mas*'ou' Lftiard^^!and;CM of BiKin/
and. , of RedSprings: Mi\: Sterling keijy;. of
bu|cb;; Misses , Elya-. and. Mary•Keilj^Mto
Enoch Bitting
On last Thursday night, one of
our good old colored friends pas*
8fid from this world to the great
beyond. Uncle Enoch Bitting,
as he was known to white and
colored. He was perhaps tho
oldest person anywhere near, ab
most if not 100 years old. He had,
until the last few months, been
able io work, living alone. His
home was just across the line
over in Yadkin. But he was a
member of the Odd Fellow lodge
here, and was buried by his lodge.
A large' crowd attended his
burial.
Mrs. T. G. Lakey
Mrs. T. G, Lakey, of Cana, R.
1, died at the home of her daugh
ter at Harmony last Thursday.
She was buriod at Courtney on
Friday. To the bereaved family
we extend our sympathy. A good
woman has gone to her reward.
Sarah Walker and
Samuel J. Smoot
;Safah!;ry^^ ;.waa in the
and hesonTip-laW, Samuel J..Smoot,'?wh^was;'in"^ year. -Botli
■;.9? l<>vet^'andiiriMpe^^^^ tb-
■neigHbbrhbpd/ah^ ieave a host ot
.'-relatryes.Vand iriends to mouri-t^lip" ibsB,;p^ were buried atSalem Mi: !E, Church, Mrs. Walk
,ei^■ ichyFriday, the^ insl. and
• Mr.: Smiwt pu. Saturday Nov. 4th.
".We extend bur-sincere syropatlij
to the-bereaved relatives and ca-
.peciallyy to. Mrs.' Smoot upon
.whom, the shock falis with double
force, having lost'both moth'
and husband In so.short a time.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, November 9,1922
.•^S?inue}.;JyS
aally^v'grew: woraa.io'^'the
m^^^t.lyusbah'd,-ais^^
flU'TtlObihria f»n ovrtalian ► »'
'ch^d^en^.a8.'f^l^b,wa^^^^^^
all pf.liou tephy;lwj^whb:jiYQd-w|tli hey'fat^1 WiilJa^Ppwelli'of Calanoln^^^^
'hlflp;twerity;thfeoand .twABjcatffra^^
the/Tpllo'wirijf •sisteM^e>: ,'.Miss; Mary;. , Sm6o,t,v.^Vr.di?jijWiley-Safriet'.^^^^^^
George Smoot, of KnexviiMrs"; Emly;T. Hajwar^t^'df:Ma^^nerayillel vTeim; -: J
.'. Miv Sjinpot waa/bowt^1856.;'nnd"'died-.:N^^the -age of" iG6 years.'ii. nidnj}}^|
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, November 16,1922
Felix W. Hege
;yeai;8:.%^5w^
tie -T, nlon^tf^i^ ^
morejiieclmin^
ttiqrb
'fAw(l4^«j1A^a*n<V.•1ii»fl'tta1^]r anil' Wiifi SO
"think-:the'^ehdJWas.80.n^
Miiu I* wjnMf^'yj^ayjE^y - •
. ^n|andj^e;^e^^^
remaincttis^^
HappK'fOhViJi^^
Ajl thj^imdurnin^d^^^
Tjiqu\b'^ hngela* guards atteiia^
Did^fc'ts) Jtsus'jpriesbnc^ fto; •; ■•''?
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, November 22,1922
Albert Van Eaton
Albert Van Eaton, coloi^, ag^
iisty-eigbt years, a wdl^qwnand
bi^ly respect^ ooioTe(£;dt}^n
died at his •home on IglltsV-' Hill,
North Main street, Thnr^ayl The
funeral was held Friday..;''"
Albert came to Wi^bn'^lem,
with Mr, 1P. H. Hanes^'-jsrhen 'the
latter moved here from X^^e conn
ty. He worked for the- Hanes
family continoasly for. hft'y.-fonrj
years, and has always .h^eu< const-{
dered reliable and efficient' in his,
duties.—>'Wi]]Ston'SeDtiiiel:'^
Arthur Mills
. Arthur Mills, a y'-year-old school
boy was run over by a truck at
Cleveland, Rowan county last Tues
day, and died .almost instantly,
(x. A. Honeycutt, a young- man of
Hickory, was driving the truck.
He was exouorated by the borohens
jury. ,
Bertie Vaughan
Bertie Vaughan. a }'ouug white
woman, died 1^ week,' near High
Rock, Davidson connty as a'result
of an automobile, plunging off. -a
bridge. Two others where burt^.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, November 29,1922
Conrad Spry
Thos. N. McElwee
McEhvee, welMchown.
to^cco manufacturer of Statesvillerdied at his borne in that city Snn-
day, aged 48 years. , -
Conrad Spry, of Cooleemee, died
at I«ODg's sanatorium. Statesinlle.
early Monday morning, aged about
25 y^rs. Death resulted from ap^
pendidtis and pneumoziia. Mr.
Spry is survived by is wife and
severa^ children. The body w'as
laid to rest at Liberty Monday.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, November 30,1922
Addie Reid Brown
oIscD^
.:&iUbuty;No]l^^^
Brown; • S ;■ v^ied^tfijs j^ra
1 b^dow ;hti "te
'Ro»ilj!''iifM <kl-j■'jil ••<CXU'i. liZ'JLf j£<fl A'A-''t
trouble.'- Mrs.''.76ye^ro oldtand.tl^^FmnlcBirdj^ai^K^^
ago.' Herimaidbn'n
die •
Moant:M6Urh«'« jBut;rshe:'atjd her;fftrail>:hiad;i'iV^di^^^
many
of ihe.taMt'Kpap '^nd .rtanywipre shocked and ^ievj^d a iiefsudded ■ teking awaj^^^Stttdvin •are-.four Qluidron,FraQk^I^'^r6W^:
|f Saliabu^y.i Hugh T. Brown;idttlo/Ro^,; :■Grantkani,t^^^^^^^Dr.. IsaHd BrpwnjvpfV-W.iijatbhi"
SBletn.ii^Thd'^^^^
from the residencebbon'atS p'cipckv^^.^viji be iu'Cj^M
Conrad Spry
Our community was shocked by
receiving the news of the death
of Mr. Conrad: Spry,, who has
been in Jong's Sanatorium for a
week or more. Mr. Spry..leaves
a wife and two small children,;father, mother, throe brothers,
and four sisters. The burial took
place at Liberty Tuesday - af ter*
noon at three o'clock. The be
reaved ones have our sympathy.
Mary Frances Hutchins
. Mary.. Pf'ancaa, ithreia-jtnphtHl^^^bid-; daughter): • of Mr.•ahdj'Tl^j^ v
Jessie Hutchins,-- w^ -fbund^d^adr
in biBd,;;Sunddy mdrrdhg)^^
Mildred Byerly
Little Mildred Byerly, a sweet
little girl of six years, died at the ,
home of her grandfather, Mr. J. ,
W. Byerly, late Friday afternoon
of bronchial pneumonia. She hadsuffered ah. attack of diphtheria
only a few weeks ago and in herweakened condition was unable
to combat with the disease,.there
fore she only lived a few days
after she was taken with pneu
monia. Her little body was gently laid to rest at Society church
on Saturday afternoon, Rev. H.
T. Penry, of MocksviUe, conducted the funeral services. Oursincere sympathy is extended to
the bereaved relatives anc
Weiids.
Bio - Obituaries -11/30/1922 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, December 6,1922
Amanda McCubbins
Atnaoda McCubbins died at
Ijonieofher niece. Mrs. N. S.
on R. 2, Friday after-
1®! aged about 73 years, as a re-
bcart trouble. The body
to rest Saturday afternoon
Grove. Mrs. McCubbins is
by one sister who lives in
and a number of distant
Bio - Obituaries - 12/6/1922 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, December 7,1922
Amanda McCubbins
: Qur community wai dened
last;-. Saturday vwheiiV^
imme that ; Aman^ McGu
has. Jpng • .ijeeti* a jirMldeht' he2;e
until; ttie p^t ye'^'ah^ .faeen
at ;the home df her: nie(ie at
Grovel v^': ^ r;'
Pauline West
Pauline, the infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Beaufordl Weal
of near Hun'sville. was buried at
Pino Thursday, We extend much
symiiathy to the bereft.
j Death Of Mrs. J. A. Mc'^ub-
•bins. Other Oak Grove
Items.
The death angel visitsd the
home of Mr. and Mrs. N. S, Well-
man Dec. 1st and took Mrs. J. A.
McCubbins, aunt of Mrs. N. S.
Wellman. Mrs. McfiUbbind had
been In bad health for over, a
year and grew worse about two
wee<B before the end. She joined
the church in, early life and lived
a true Christain life tintil the
end. She was 73 years, 2 months
and 2 day of age. Her funeral
was conducted at Oak Grove Sat*'
urday afternoon at three o'clock
Reverends J. 6. Fitzgerald and
H. T. Penry. She leaves behind
one sister, Mrs. Wyatt, of Salis
bury and a host of nephews an^
nieces to mourn, her loss. Our
sincere sympa^ is extendeiito
the bereaved relatives .in this sad
hour;
Mrs. Nancy Bailey Dead
Mrs. Nancey Bailey, wife of
Louis A. Baily, of Elbavllle, died
Tuesday morning at 3 o'clock and
was buried Wednesday. A short
service was held at the home
then conducted at the church by
her pastor and J. M. Varner, of
Advance. She was in her 80lh
year.
Rev. J« H. Freeman Dead
n Rev. J. H, Freeman, pastor of
the Ccoleemee Baptist Church,
died Tuesday morning at 10:05 at
his home in Cooleemee. He had
not been in good health for sever
al years, but was getting along
very nicely until he contracted
pneumonia about a week ago.
Ihe funeral services were conduc
ted at Ccoleemee Baptist church
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
by Rev. R. L. Lemmons, of the
First Baptist Church of Salisbury
and Rev. G. A. Rhyne. of Stall*
ings Memorial church,after which
the services w'as placed in the
hands of the Masons, The re*
mains were carried to Sweetgum,
Ga. for burial. He is survived by
his wife and 2 little children,one
three years and the other two
weeks old, his father, Mr. J, A.
Freeman and a sister, Miss Free
man, both of Morganton,. Ga.
Mr. Freeman came in response
to the death message and accom
panied the body to Georgia.-
Rev. Freeman was born in the
western part of this state about
Sl.years ago, and lived here un*
til he .was twelve years of age at
wh'ic]ii time his father moved to
Georgia. About four years ago
he moved to North Carolina and
haa spent the past three years in
Gooledmee as'pastor, of the Bap
tist church. i
He was a member of the Mas
onic Order, the Junior Order, Odd
fellow, and Redman.
Never tiring, energetic, a truly
Christian gentlemen, a kind lov
ing husband and father was this
good man. The way'is clearer
and brighter for uithat hechanc
ed our way.
Bio - Obituaries - 12/7/1922 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, December 13,1922
L. Foster
of Winston-Sal-1
Foster, ofj^3. was killed nearj
auto&iobile wreck!^V. Mr. Foster is surr !
father and a i^ives. Tke .ftineral j
services were held In!
'Ha Friday.
Elizabeth Horn
Mrs. Elizabeth Horn died at her
home near Connty I,ine Wednesday
night, aged nearly 87 years. The
funeral and burial service were held
at Society Baptist chnroth Friday
afternoon, Rev. V. M. Swaim, of
Winston-Salem, conducted the ser
vices. Mrs. Horn is Survived by.
three sons and two daughters.
Lavada Spry
La^da, the little two rear-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
S^ry, oFSmith Grove, died Wed
nesday night of last week, follow
ing a^^bort illness' of' m^branous
proup and diphtheria. The little
budy was laid to . rest in Smith
Grove cemetery Thursday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
Virginia Parker
Mrs. Virginia Paiker died -sud
denly at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. W. H. Howard, on Main
Street last Monday about noon. She
was taken suddenly ^11 Sunday night
and.died without regaining cons-
cionsness. The funeral was .held
Tuesday at three o'clock, by the'
Rev. H. T, Peury and buried at
Hickory Grove Church. . Mrs.
Parker was about seventy-five years
old.—Cooleemee Jonmal.
E. L. Freeman
It is with sadness-that The Re-
cori cbtonides the death of Rev.
E. L. Ftoman, whidt owoned st
his home in Cqpleemee on
of lasfr*eek. followng a weeks illness ofpieomonia. Mr. Freeman
eame-tb Bade county eb<?«t ttr«
yeim ago;from Georgia and ac^t-
ed the pastorate of CqOlesnee Bap.
tisKchoich. DorinS fV"" «
in out .donnty : he
to miny of out -people. F^
is survived by. -hm .»« « nseveral children, the youpi^k ^
inl bniy abont threeThe funeral services were h?Id
Cmaeemee- Wedoe^ay
tmd the,body wW. •''f "I
old' hohievin
little cWten.'M?
Bio - Obituaries - 12/13/1922 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, December 14,1922
M»f Purifier P«a^t
Mra. Virginia Parker, age7ii
years died at Cooleemee, Dec. 4,
1922. She was a charter mem
ber 0/ Mocksviile Baptist church;
had been a church member for
over fifty years and lived a con-
sistant Christian life. At the
time of her death she was a mem
ber of Cooleemee Baptist church.
On Dec. 6th she was laid to rest
in Hickory Grove cemetary to
await the Resurrection morn.
Funeral conducted by Rev. H. T,
Penry, of Mocksviile. To the
bereaved we extend our sympa
thy,
Grace Leonard Spry
Wednesday night, Dec. 6th,the
death angel visited the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Spry and
took from them their only child,
Grace Leonard, about two years
of age. The burial took place
Thursday afternoon in Smith
Grove cemetery.. Memberanous
croup claimed her as its victim.
We extend our deepest sympathy
to the bereaved parents*
Bio — Obituaries — 12/14/1922 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, December 21,1922
Mrs. J. M. Hancock
Mr*. P«rk«r Dead.
Mra. Virginia Parker, age 7&
years died at Cooleemee, Dec, 4,
1922. She w'aa a charter mem
ber oi Mocksvllle Baptist church;
had been a church member for
over fifty years and lived a cope
Blatant Christian life. At the
time of her death she was a mem
ber of Cooleemee Baptist church*.
On Dec. 6th she was laid to rest
in Hickory Grove cemetary to
await the Resurrection morn.
Funeral conducted by Rev. H. T.
Penry, of Mocksville, To the
bereaved we extend our sympa
thy.
I
at
il
Wc extend (0 Mb. w. o. Ham
mer our dbpeat syihpathy in the
loss of her'ra^plhe'r; ^'Mrs. J. M."
Hancock, wHoi'died .last^week.
The loss of ones mother is the
greatest blows ttatcah'ba^deltin
this world, and ^d'hehave that
Mm. Hamiher realizes this. = •
Mra. Hammer is editing her
husband's paper, the Asheboro
.^rier, while he is devoting his
time in. serving his district in
congress. In the issue of the
Courier of Dee. 7th Mrs, Hammer
carried the following beautiful
little poem entitled - "My Moth-
>er>>.
She is gone but not forgotten,
mother, kind and dear;
THoU art how in Heaven,
phi how we miss you here.
It was hard to part with her;
. vphl^so sad to see her die,
But we*n try to meether some day
In that home beyond the sky.
i^hoja gone but not forgotten;
. iNpver will her memory fade;
Sweetest thoughts will ever linger
n Arouhd the grave where she Is
laid. '
IW faithfulhands are folded now
And crossed upon her braast;
fler deaf old fmm is silrat now,
And laid away to rest.*'
Bio - Obituaries - 12/21/1922 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA