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Jul - DecDAVIE RECORD, Thursday, July 6,1905 May Daywalt Infant Woodruff Tlie lofitnt child of Mr. aixd Mrs Oburlie \Voo<U'aff, died Wednes day ftt the home of Mis. Wooilniirs 3}areDlrt.Mr.!audMi8.I{aDip McMa^ hon, near Pino. Mrs. L. E. Rockett We regret to hear of the death efMrs. L. K Beckett. She died at Te.omasviUe Snnday ot typhoid fever. Mr, and Mrs. Bochetc liv ed in MockiiVille for more than a ycMr, and moved to Thomaaville in the spring. On the 2$th of June little May Daywalt, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T, Daywalt, passed from life nnto death* She was a little over two years of age. '^Blessed are Uie dead that die in the Lord ferthey shall see. God." Let as all prepare (o meet this little child in Heai'eo. She was buried at St. MatthewaborialgTOQQd. Sbeleaves father, mot her .and two brothers, and ahrat of relatives to ihoam her loss. We extend our sincere qrm* I»athy to the breavedfamily. Writ- • ten by a friend. Plow Boy. Small Child Grimes Wo are sorry to note the ^eath of Mr. Henry Grimes' child, which oocnred Wednesdayj also the ill- ne88"of Mrs. Grimes^ We extend our sympathy to the .bereaved fath er and jnother. Bio — Obituaries - 7/6/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Thursday, July 13,1905 May Daywalt lEUt9. A. BU.1S OEA0. Mrs. Ellia, tiifeof A* W. Ellts, died last Sunday raorniug and iier leioafss were laid to test Sunday. IrVe extend our sympathy to the hereaved family. .Our'Dead* Little Slay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Williain Dijiywalt, fell "asleep in Jesus on .the .eyeipog .ot Jnue 28th, ^d.3 yeara and 2 months. Her suffeuing was not .long t\ntil the. death angel came softly and- ,carried dear .little .May to he .with Jesus forever. To hoow her wns to.loye.her. .She .was ^ sweet little Imto and a .food -pl^ure to her pureuts. M^e fistj^ud our profonnd sympathy to liither .and mother, trieudsand loved ones, and may God in His .wouder.ftil,love pity aud comfort tbegrand*pateqts,'aud may they all, .who.knew.dear Jlctle Miiy live so os.to.meet her in a home not made with hands. From one who loved liUleMay. ^taawSsioofr. Bio - Obituaries - 7/13/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Thursday, July 20,1905 Nathan Howard Mr, ifatban Howard, who becaiuo demented some four or five years ago, died at bis borne near Bethle hem church last Thursday. His remmns were laid to rest iu the Bethlehem cemetery Friday eveu- ing- Bio - Obituaries - 7/20/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Thursday, July 27,1905 Miss Brock Miss YiokBrofik, danp[bter of Mr. Mas Brock, of Farnnngton, died at tbo Dr. Loni; hofipital iu BtatesA-ille. Miss Brock had been in bad h^lth for several years and an opcratioo was the only hope, and ^e died >000 after it was perforoted. Her reiuaina were bronght l)aclc to Da- vie ior burial. Vo the aged faOier and mother, brothers and sisters wG eactend our sympathy. Bio - Obituaries — 7/27/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSViLLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Thursday, August 3,1905 Phil Coltraine Fhil Coltraine. -oue uf the old- time darkies passed away last week. Fhil was a harmless, inoffensive darkie of the old,BebooL Peace to ^ bis ashes. • Bio - Obituaries - 8/3/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Thursday, August 17,1905 George Barber and Small Child Allred Vq are sorry to have to report two deaths at this writing. Mr. GeorgeBiirber, aged about COyeais, died last Wedu^'lay; the other a small child of Mt*. Sam Aliredj^ died Friday. H. H. Sannders iread,. Mr. H. H. Sannders, of Smith Grove, died last Thursday, of can cer, leaving a wife and several children. His remaiD>i w.ere laid torTcst at Smith Grove Friday. He was a-brother of our towusman, J. M. Sannders. To his widow, children and brother we extend our eympathyv ' j MrM. Austin Dead, i 3Ira. Wvlra Austin, widow of the ilalo Oilonel Austin, died SsUurday j looming'. Mrs. Austin had lieeo inpoorucutlh for soiuq time and ! several wechsagoHhefell and brohe 'one of her which, with hor extreme age, cansed her death.— l^frs. AusUu wa.s the oldest resi dent of Mochsvillo, being in her sntb year. She was a member of the Presbytidn church, a good wo man and kind neighbor. She is suivivedby three daughters and one SOD, to whom we extend onr sym- pathj. The remains were laid to rest at Joppa burial ground Qnnday evening, the fnneral services being conducted by Eev. F. M. Allen, pastor of the PrcsbytQi-ian cbnrch. Infant Myers — infant^ of Mr. Jcsgq Myein ibnned at £3bav111e last Friday. Mrs. LillieGilcrist • w J. J • Ufts. Liliie GUcrist, colured.. BtSI hfro Friday evening. . " Bio — Obituaries — 8/17/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Thursday, August 24,1905 Mrs. Wiley Felker Cam Turetine A uauiber of relatives of this place otteuded the .burial o( Mrs. Wiley Felker at rro\ideuce, Itowun couuty, last Friday, Miss Cam Tnretiae. aged about 23 years, died at her home uear Oak OroTe Bauday night. Bio - Obituaries — 8/24/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MGCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Thursday, August 31,1905 Infant Allen A OscarAlien died lastThors^ay. Wees-tend enr sympathy to the bereaved family. Littleton W. Beck Littleton W. Leek fell dead in Salisbury last Friday, the S^tb. \Ye have not learned the canse. Victor C. Brock . OBlTOAt&Y. YicUir b. Brock, daxighler of T. Masa'ell and Beolah Brockj of Farmloe'ton^ N. 0., wi^bOrn Ang. 23rd,lSd7, and died at the hospital in 8tatcsville, G.,^bereBheh'ad goucibr treacm^ut, July 20tb, 1005* She piofcssed &itb in Ofa'itet and joined the dinrch at. oid Oliv^ Branch at the age of twelve .years and lived a devoted and oouseScat ed Christian until death. She steered much, for tbepaat few years, but bore her suffering patiently and with Christian forB- Indo. All who knew h.er loved her and adinir^ her quiet andunsefisb disposition. She was .an afiTection ate sister and a loving, helpful dangbtcsr* xTust before going to the openxt ing loom ^e wrote a note to- her father and mother telling them thai] whether she lived or died all was well with her soul and asking them to try to meet her in heaven if she never saw them again in this world. Sbel&ives two sisters, three broth ers, a father and mother and a h<Kt of friends to mourn her loss. 3f.ny the God of all gi*ace com fort and snst^n them in the! r great grief. L. L.Smxth. Bio - Obituaries - 8/31/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Thursday, September 7,1905 Julia Potts Miss Jnlia Potts died of typhoid fererSauduy night and was interr ed in the Methodist cemetery Mon day evening. Her home was near Mochas chni'ch. Bio - Obituaries - 9/7/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Thursday, September 14,1905 Frank Hoots Mr. Ecank Hoota. who wepfc.to Califorqia Rome few-montlisago foi: the oire of consumption returned Rome vreekafl^ n) beitei-, but worse. He died the past week.. Home say go to Califoroia for consutnptlon, .but Hoots got worse all the time. Sallie Markland Miss Ssdlie kFofkland, about wbtaeserious illacss Me made men tion ill a former issne of the ilec- on), died last Monday uiglit. Her remains were iutcri^ at EihaviDe church-late Tucsdnj eveoing, Mr. E. £. Hunt, of Mocksville being tindertaker. Bio - Obituaries - 9/14/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA CAROLINA WATCHMAN, Wednesday, September 20,1905 Annie Livingood Livinoood.—The death of Mtb. Anuie Liviogood took place Mon day night at 11 o'clook. Mxe. Liv ingood was a native of Davie coun ty, coming here abcut seven years ago from Jerusalem. She has been making her home with her son, H., S. Livingood, 818 South Lee street, he being her only child. The fu neral an^^nterment took place this mori^g at Cherry Hill, Da- vie county. Rev. W. H. Wilson of ficiating, Mrs. Livingood was one of those noble, self-saprificiug wo men whose death will be bard to reconcile. Bio - Obituaries - 9/20/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Thursday, September 21,1905 Mrs. Doe Robertson The remains of Hrs. Doc Robert son, of Ailrance, were interred in the F<»k Chureta ceioetery last Tbuisdey in the preseoeeof a large gathering of frlendB and relatives. Hie deotesed leaves a hnsband and one tibild, also afhtberand mother, fonreisteis »nd three brothers to tttonra for her. Mrs. Robertson was called in the bloom of life, lie- ing in her 29th year. Herman Graves The remains of Herman Graves the 11-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Graves, was laid to rest in tlie cbttreh yard here recently. . Blandenia Bolan I "Weare aoirj'to note that Rev. a. iMJohin, thepastorof St. Matth ew's church,- was called to S O. to the death lied of his little girl. Blandenia was a sweet child. We extend our Hyiupatby to the father. Bio - Obituaries — 9/21/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Thursday, September 28,1905 Abe Forrest Last Tuesday eveiilog, Sei t t96b, Mr. Ahe Forrest died sndi'ealy of heni-t disease, uearFIbavlile, We esteud our sympathy to his family, Small Child Smith The tu'o year old child of Mr. and Mrs. liuf Smith, of Sedlaud, died Friday night. Small Child Walker The two-5ear old child of Mr. aiid Mrs. Crawford Wiilker, James- town, died IdSt Toesdav night.' Bio - Obituaries - 9/28/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Thursday, October 5,1905 CA1»T. CUAS. PltlCB DEAD Tbesiauy frienda of Mr, Price will be pained to bear of bis death which occurred lastTbni:S(lay morn- log at his borne in S^itisbnr^', of Biigbt's disease. Mr. Price was for years a resident of Davle conn- ly, having represen(eJ thocoiioty in the legislature. He was also :ibuator for the district, composed of Diivic and Bowau. AVbile in the lower houste Mr. Price was elected Rpeahcr. He was IT. S. District Attorney during Mr. flur rison's administration. Mr. Price was one of ibe ablest lawyers in the State, and be bas, for yeai's, been division couuae) for the Soutbieru Hailroad. Soon after Mr. Price came to Pavip be maiTied M}ss .\iiLie Hobson, and assistant Dis< Uict Attorney Angnstus H. Price is a sou of this union. He was born in IS47 In Waryen connty, K. O., nod though not a college grad uate be worked his way to the fore front and became n^eat if hot the greatest lawyer in the State The .editor of fbe Record has' known him since bis bt^'bood, and it is with sorrow that we write of his nufjcely death - only 58 years old—in the ve^ prime of life. To his SOD and widow we extend onr heart-felt ay mpathies. Peace to his ashes and eternal rest to his eonl. Bio - Obituaries —10/5/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Thursday, October 12 1905 Infant Saunders The iofantof Mr. and Mrs.-J'.H. iSannders died last week. We ex- .^ud onr eympathies to the bereaV- ^ parents. Bio — Obituaries -10/12/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Thursday, October 19 1905 Infant Forsyth and Infant Ijames ij Wearesoriy to have to report tbefleaUi of ttroinlhtits last week; one the diild of Mr, and Mrs. H. J. ForsyUi and the other the child of Mr. and Hra, John tjani&s. Bio - Obituaries -10/19/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Thursday, October 26 1905 Mr. Ttomuel Foster Dead. Mr.Satuuel Foster, one of tbe oldest men in the oonDty/^meflat his home, near Ffrk CUuroUlaat .%VMiiesday, Oct., 18lh, of !»nUy- ois. Mr..Ftit(ter \raS . over^ yeaii of afpe« He tesarvived by a widow 1■aod three chitdien, Mrs.-Garwnod* 'Mrs.. Jacob -Hopb Md-•Obedish Foster. His remains were ilaid to rest at Fork Church Thuis-^ay. Beace to hht 4ishe8. OuriByiopathiea are ejtteadttl the he-i ■ seaved family. ' f Bio - Obituaries - 10/26/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Thursday, November 2,1905 Bettie Cuthrell Mrs. Bettie Cuthrell, wife of Mr.' Tbotiias Cuthrell, decaised, died the past week, of cousumption. We estood uur xyiDputhy to her frleoda. aioj. A. A. Uarblii Dend. The auDonnceiueutof Major Har- biu's death atMoi^ctou came as a snrprise to our people. The Major was a native of this coiiuty and spent most of his life in Moeksvllle. ile was, for a uumlies of yojirs, clerk of the court. The Major has been greatly wissctl, for he was a familiar fig^are ou our streets; a pleasant, geoial gentleraao. His remains were interred at Morgan- ton. Peace to his ashes. Jim Free The many Dnvie friends of Jim Free, as he was familiarly called, will regret to hear of hia death, which occurred at Spencer Satur day night. Ho died of pnenmonia Our sympathies go out to tko wid ow ttud BiK cbildreu.. MIt KOHT. nO-iE DEAO \n At'tbe homeofbissoh.Mr. Boooj R<V5C. of Winston he passed away; at the advanced age of 84 years , Mr. Rose had been in poor health for some time; puralysis and old age were the cause of his death. Hia i*cui!iins were brought to JIocUs- ville Monday evening aud laid to resiiu iheMoc: aville biirialgrouud. Our sytnpatliy la eyteuded to the familv'. Peace to hia ashes. Bio - Obituaries — 11/2/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA CAROLINA WATCHMAN, Wednesday, November 8,1905 J. M. Garwood J, M. Garwood died at his real- deoce near Fork Oharch, this ooontj. Monday' night, October 90th, iu the year ''f hie_ag^. Mr. Garwood had beep ip'^bad health for boqvb months past. Ue was a good fdnner and a good cit* izeD,aud will greatly missed in. his neighborhoj^.- Hie remains were buried at Voric Church ceme tery Wedpesdaif* Jfovepiber let. Robert Rose At the advanced age of 84 years Robert R*>8e died at the home of his son, Roope Rosoi in Winston, on Sunday. October §9,1005, from the effect of a paralyti^etroke that he suffered some tinte ago. Mr. Rose was born and raised here and lived here the greater portion of nis long life. He was a son of the late Berry Rose, wha for a long while was clerk of the court of this county. Bio - Obituaries - 11/8/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Thursday, November 9,1905 Small Child Palmer Child ])Md, The lather Weakens. Mrs. Palmer Relied on Faith Cure UotU It Was Too Late. . HER MINISTER'S VIEWS Somewhat of aseosatioa bmi heeo caused by the death of the three- year-old aoD of Mrs. Xaanie Joaes Palmer* of FuHoo, said to have been dtie to the blind faith of the mother in the effieaoy or tho fiiith corOi and to her refasal to permit r medirai aid for the tittle boy before it was too late» The child was taken elck Thurs day, and by Saturday vroa choMpg with void and gaapiai; for bpoath, Mrs. Palmer said yesterday that she gave the boy some aimple rem* edies, believing that Ibis wonldiiot violate the teachings of the church. Members ol the cberch called at the house and cuopnraged the wo. man to stand by her faith. This she did until 8 P. K. Saturday, wbcu the boy was near death's door. At this lime she sent for Dr George Barksdale, who deetared the case to be dlptheriaand the pu ticnt beyond hope. Three hoar la ter the child was dead. Four oth er Palmer children in the honRe showed eymptone of the disease, but when the doctor offered, fjree of charge to Inoculate them with ap- tito^jne the mothgr refused, declar ing that this would be eqoivoient to a renunciatiou of her faith.— Vesterday, hou'ever, she bad chang ed her mind and announced her consent to the treatment. pBBacBBa's DiTina asAuao. Gieat vaguen^ shrouds the teaehlRga of the church of wbiah Mrs Palmer Is A mcmbev« It fs e^trrcilinglf difficult to jnei what the pe«ip1e believe and whem they draw the line. The pastor, the Rev. Jolio AV Dougherty, says that he preaches divlue healing, us contained in the Bible, bnt he ex perts no member of his ehnrch to follow it unless they wish. That any person, ti iistuig to divine heal ing, rthoultl die, he believes is an Indication of .a lack of foritU on the part of the patient, aad this prin ciple be applies to Mrs, Palmer and her child. Mr. Daugherty eveu good so far as to say that he freqnently advises bja parishloneFS to send for pbysioiaus and to makp use of medieines. The caao has At.tyacted much at tention and may ha made a suldect of an investigation by the health antboiitics. Right niouih ago the husband of Mis. palmer died from blood poisoning. He loo, would not fxmeent to the services of a pby- flieiau. We are firmly of the opinioo that this woman and her advisers should be i^os^uted in the courts fur criminal ne^igence. Medicines were pot in the world for ose, and v.e, 98 ioteUigent beings, should use every means in our power to jralleveaafferiag and disease. What wonld you think of a man in a boat wlih oars, drifUng down the Kiag- jra to oertmn destruction were be to lay down his oais—>get down on his knees and pray for the Lord toturn Ihe \mt out of the cnrteulT Would it not be more sensible to use the oars with all his physical power, while he prayed to God for his safe .delh'erancef The Bible teaches na t hat God helps those who help them selves. Charles C. Vowel! Mr. Charles 0. Voweli. a jonng m^fHibdntJEy^ara old, died here {ai(tSatur3^ add-u^s^ned-at*: Liberty . Snnday. Vowell's biojiiep; from Fri^, Va.,come Mou- i d^iKvcning in answer to a telegram' King to get herein time for the ioeral, but was too late. Only u Few month ago Mr. Voweli loat one ^g from gangrene and it Is thought liiat the effect of the gangieue iOnally caused his death, He leaves a yotttig widow. Re was a native of Apponiattox. Va, Bio - Obituaries - 11/9/1905 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA