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Jan - JunDAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY I, 1987 Obituaries r / * \ y SHEILA C. CRISSMAN , ' Mrs. Sheila Collcllc Crissman. ! 34, 2307-B Chariot Dr., 1 Grcen.sb(>ro. died at her home Dec. 22. Funeral scrvice.s were held Saturday at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Benny Beaiden. Burial was in Wesley Chapel United Methodi.st Church Cemetery. The family requests that any memorials be made to Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church. Mrs. Crissman was bom in High Point to William S. Collcttc. of Climax, and Bobbie English ^milJi, of Trinity. She was an employee of Custom Graphics and Imprc.s- sions of Greensboro. Surviving, in addition to her ; parents, arc one daughter, Kendra j K. Gmbb, Lexington; one sister, ! Tina M. Dull, Mocksville; two ' brothers. Mitchell and Marshall Collette, both of Greensboro; her • paternal grandmother, Mrs. Lucy ! Collette, Greensboro; her foster • parents, Vcmon and Margaret Dull, MocLsville; two half sisters, Wendy Lynn Smith. Trinity, and ! Tracy Carol English, High Point; i and a stepsister, Mary Katherinc Wat.son. Charlotte. AUDRA M, DOTSON WINSTON-SALEM - Mrs. Audra Moody Dotson, 86. Kernersville Living Center North, died Dec. 28 at the Living Center. She was born August 20, 1900, in Wilmont. Jack.son County to Clarence and Martha Fisher Moody. Graveside .service,s were held Tuesday in Forsyth Memorial Park. Mrs. Dotson lived most of her life in Forsyth County. She was a member of Mineral Springs Bap tist Church. Surviving arc one daughter, Mrs. Gladys D. Lambert, 6001 Phclps Circle; one son, Clarence E. Dot.son, Wilmington; one grandson, Robert E. Dotson, Farmington; one graiuldaughter. Miss Debra Leigh Dotson, Sonoma, Calif, and two si.sters. Mrs. Bertie Gail, Martinsville, Va. and Mrs. Fannie Jones Felts, Idaho. / MAURICE E. EAGLE GOLD HILL - The funeral for Maurice Edison Eagle was held Tuesday at Powles Funeral Home Chapel in Rockwell with the Rev. Leonard T. Cranford. pastor of Liberty United Methodist Church, and the Rev. Bruce Shccks, interim pastor of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, officiating. Burial was in Rowan Memorial Park with military rites conducted by the Rowan County Veterans Council. Eagle, 6.*>. of Route 1. Liberty Road, died Sunday at his home. Born Sept. 12, 1921, in Rowan County, he was a son of Elizabeth Dixon F!agle of Fran-Ray Rest Home in Mocksville and the late Jo.seph Calvin Eagle. Educated in the Rowan County scfuKiIs. he was a broom maker, operating Eagle Broom Co. A U.S. Army veteran, he was a member of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church and Vanhoy-Sells VFW Po.st 9134 of Rockwell. Survivors, in addition to his mother, include his wife, Margaret Mozelle Price Eagle; two sons, Maurice E. Eagle Jr. of Route I, Gold Hill, and Mike Eagle of Matika Villa, .Salisbury; a brother. Charlie Eagle of Farmview development, Salisbury; a sister, Mtible Fraley of High Point; and seven grandchildren. / MAY J. (JROSE HARMONY - Mrs. May Joyner Grose, 85, died Dec. 28 as a result of a heart attack. She was bom in Iredell County, May 23. 1901, to J.D. and Emma Sharpe Joyner. Surviving are her husband, Roid C. Grose; three daughters, Mrs. Elaine G. Mustyan, Statesville, Mrs. ThcaG. Brown, Mocksville and Miss Jo Anne Grose, Kernersville; one brother, Paul W. Joyner, Harmony; five grand children and four great grandchildren. Two daughters, Mrs. Evelyn G. Adams and Mi.ss Jean Grose preceded Mrs. Gro.se in death. n Graveside services were held Tuc.sday in RtK'k Spring Bapti.st Church cemetery by the Rev. C. Donald Haynes. PHEBE A. IIAMIJN WINSTON-SALEM - Mrs. Phebe Ashburn Hamlin, 63, 5838 Old Rural Hall Rd., died Dec. 28 at Forsyth Hospital. She was born April 8, 1923. in Suiry County to William and Ida Holcomb Ashburn. Funeral services were held Tues day at Vogler's Rcynolda Road Chapel by the Rev. Ncsd Ellcr. In- temient followed in Gardens of Memory Cemetery. Mrs. Hamlin spent most of her life in Forsyth County. She was a member of., «B'cthany Baptist Church. ^ • Survivhttj^rc her husband. Frank Ti-f^tlin, Sr.. of tlic home; two daughters. Mrs. Helen Jenn ings and Mrs. Vermalee Richard son, both ofWinston-Salem: four .sons, F.T. Hamlin, Jr.. Rt. I. Pin nacle, Jesse Hamlin, Palm Bay, Fla., William E. Hamlin, Winston- Salem and George Hamlin. Ad vance; 13 grandchildren; one great-grandchild; her mother. High Point; two sisters. Miss Ida Mac Ashburn and Mrs. Royal Brown, both of High Point and three brothers. Clifford and William Ashburn. both of High Point and Philip Ashburn. Wcsincld. n/CREOLA C. HENDRIX Creola Cora Hendrix, 74, of Route 3, Mocksville, died Dec. 22 at Davie County Hospital. The funeral was held Dec. 24 at No Creek Primitive Baptist Church, conducted by Elder Eugene Bennett. Burial was in the church cemetery. Bom in Davie County on Aug. 20,1912, she wsis a daughter of the late Junic and Elizabeth Deadmon Hendrix. She was a member of No Creek Primitive Baptist Church. Survivors include a number of nieces and nephews. oS - CO > fl- (O . sc o 9 > s OAVie CO. PUBUC UBRWWMOCKSVIUE. no c\ cr- t I is. od ./«S s|/ HEILA C. CRISSMAN Mrs. Shcilu Collcttc Cri.ssmun, 34, 2307-B Churiut Dr., Greciisl)or(), died at her liome Dec. 22. Funeral services were held Saturday at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Benny Bearden. Burial was in Wesley Chapel 'United Methodist Church Cemetery. 1'he luiuily requests that any memorials be made to Wesley Chapel United MetluKlist Church.' Mrs. Crissman was burn in High Point to William S. Cullette. of Climax, and Bobbie English Smitli, of Trinity. She was an employee of Custom Graphics and Impres sions of Greensboro. Surviving, in addition to her parents, are one daughter, Kendra K. Grubb, Lexington; one sister, Tina M. Dull, Minrksville; two brothers, Mitchell and Marshall Colleiie, both of Grcenslxm); her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Lucy Collette, Greensboro; her foster parents, Vernon and Margaret Dull, Mocksville; two Indf sisters, Wendy Lynn Smith, Trinity, and Tracy Carol English. High Point; and a stepsister, Mary Katherine Watson, Charlotte. Funeral services were held Tues day at Vogler's Reynolda Road Chapel by the Rev. Neal Eller. In terment followed in Gardens of Memory Cemetery. Mrs. Hamlin spent most of her life in Forsyth County. She was a member of Bethany Baptist Church. Surviving are her husband. Frank T. Hamlin, Sr., of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Helen Jenn ings and Mrs. Vcrmalee Richard son, both of Winston-Salem; four sons, F.T. Hamlin, Jr.. Rt. 1, Pin nacle, Je.s.se Hamlin, Palm Bay, Fla., Williatn E. Hamlin, Winston- Salem and George Hamlin, Ad vance; 13 grandchildren; one great-grandchild; her mother. High Point; two sisters. Miss Ida Mae Ashburn and Mrs. Royal Brown, both of High Point and three brothers. Clifford and William Ashburn, both of High Point and Philip Ashburn, Westfield. /. /AUDKA M. DOTSON WINSTON-SALEM - M^^. Audra Moody Dotson, Kerner.svillc Living Center Nortji, " died Dec. 28 at the Living Centtr." She was b«irii Augti.M 20, 1900, in Wilmont. Jackson County to Clarence and Mariha Fisher Moody. Graveside services were held Tuesday in Forsyth Memorial Park. Mrs. Dotson lived most of her life in Forsyth County. She was a member of Mineral Springs Bap tist Church. Surviving arc one daughter, Mrs. Gladys D. Lambert, 6001 Phelps Circle; one son, Clarence ■E. Dotson, Wilmington; one grandson, Robert E. Dotson, Farmington; one granddaughter. Miss Debra Leigh Dotson, Sonoma, Calif, and two sisters, Mrs. Bertie Gail, Martinsville, Va. and Mrs. Fannie Jones Felts, Idaho. CREOLA C. HENDRIX Creola Cora Hendrix, 74, of Route 3, MiK'ksvillc, died Dec. 22 at Davie County Hospital. The funeral was held Dec. 24 at No Creek Primitive Baptist Church, conducted by Elder Eugene Bennett. Burial was in the church cemetery. ; Born in Davie County on Aug. 2U, 1912, .she was a daughter of the late Junie and Bli/.:ibeth Deadmon Hendrix. She was a member of No Creek Primitive Baptist Church. Survivors include a number of nieces and nephews. / BARBARA J. JAMES Mrs. Barbara Ann Jones James, 44, Rt. 3, Mocksville, died at her home Dec. 24 after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Friday at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Canon Christopher Nichols and the Rev. Egbert Craven. Burial was in Church of the Ascension Cemetery, Fork. Memorials may be made toDavie County Hospice. Mrs. James was employed by Baker Furniture Co. in Mocksville. She was born in Davie County,daughter of the late Johnny Wesley and Sadie Waller Jones. She is survived by her husband, Richard James, of the home; two daughters. Miss Bessie Ann James and Miss Linda Faye James, both t)f the home; four sisters, Omie Barnes, Mildred Robertson, and Rt)sa Lee Taylor, all of Rt. 3, Mocksville, and Lucille Nifong, Rt. 14, Lexington; and one brother, John W. (Bud) Jones, Rt. 3, Mocksville. yUEWAIN L. SOUl'HERN ADVANCE — Mr. Dewain Lee Southern, 32, Rt. 2, died at his home Dec. 25. He was born May 4, 1954, in Forsyth County, to Joe Henry and Marie Worrell Southern. Funeral .services were held Sun- iluy at Vogler's Main Street Cliapel by the Rev. Heniy M. Duggins. In terment followed in Crestview Memorial Park. Mr. Southern spent nearly all his life in Winston-Salem. He was a carpenter by trade and was of the Baptist faith. Survivors include one daughter. Miss Sonia D. Southern, Clem- monsville Rd.; one son, Benjamin L. Southern, Rock Hill, S.C.; his mother, of the home; his father, of 1734 Lancelot Ln.; two sisters, Mrs. Sheila S. Long, Wilmington, N.C., and Mrs. Renee Harrison, Mocksville; two brothers, Joe G. Southern, Wilmington, N.C., and H.W. Southern, Mocksville; bis grandmother, Mrs. Edith Worrell, Laurel Fork, Va.; four nieces and fi ve nephews. <-•/ c,i • J » * . I f " oni4^ r- G- L' I ^--0 for J' MAURICE E. EAGLE GOLD HII^L — The funeral Maurice Edison Eagle was held Tuesday at Powles Funeral Home Chapel in Rockwell with the Rev. Leonard Tt Cranford, pastor of Liberty United Methodist Church, and the Rev. Bruce Sheeks, interim pastor of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, officiating. Burial was in Rowan Memorial Park with military rites conducted by the Rowan County Veterans Council. Eagle, 65, of Route I, Liberty Road, died Sunday at his home. Bom Sept. 12, 1921, in Rowan County, he wqs a .son of Elizabeth Dixon Eagle of Fran-Ray Rest Home in Mocksville and the late Joseph Calvin Eagle. Educated in the Rowan County schools, he was a broom maker, operating Eagle Broom Co. A U.S. Army veteran, he was a member of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church and Vanhoy-Sclls VFW Post 9134 of Rockwell. Survivors, in addition to his mother, include his wife. Margaret Mozelle Price Eagle; two sons. Maurice E. Eagle Jr. of Route I. Gold Hill, and Mike Eagle of Matika Villa. Salisbury; a brother. Charlie Eagle of Farmview development. Salisbury; a sister, Mahic Fraley of High Point; and seven grandchildren. , MAY J, (;rose HARMONY - Mrs. May Joyner Grose, 85. died Dec. 28 as a rc.sult of a heart .nltack. She was born in Iredell County. May 23. 1901. to J.D. and Emma Sharpe Joyner. Surviving are her hu.sband. Roid C. Grose; three daughters, Mrs. Elaine G. Mustyan, Statcsville. Mrs. Thea G. Brown. MiKksvillc and Miss Jo Anne Grose, Kcmersville; one brother. Paul W. Joyner. Harmony; five grand children and four great grandchildren. Two daughters. Mrs. Evelyn G. Adams and Miss Jean Grose preceded Mrs. Grose in death. n Graveside .services were held Tue.sday in Rock Spring Baptist Church cemetery by the Rev. C. Donald Haynes. /■ cj J SADIE R. STEELESffdie Ridenhour Steele, 85, ofRoute 7. M(K-ksvillc. died Dec. 24while at the home of her daughter,Virginia Sides, in Pickeringlon Ohio. 'The funeral was held Saturday atLiberty United Methodist Churchwhere Mrs. Steele held hermembership. Officiating at theservice were Rev. Bcnnle Beardcnand Rev. J.C. Swaim. Burial wasat South River Methodist Church cemetery.^m February 6. 1901, in DavieCounty, she was the daughter ofthe late John F. and Louise Foster Ridenhour. She was retired fromCannon Mills Co. after 26 years ofservice. Her husband. Henry Clay Steele, died in 1944.Survivors include a daughter.Virginia Sides of Pickcrington,Ohio; a brother. Baxter Ridenhourof Durham; three sisters, DoraBelle Dedmon of Mockssville. EthelTiller of Lynchburg. Va.. andThelma Richey of Charlotte; sixgrandchildren; 12 greatgrandchildren; and one great-greatgrandchild. Pallbearers were J.C.Hellard. Michael Sides. BobbySteele. Jimmy Steele. Junior Steele. and Tony Steele. )/ JOSEPHINE B. WELIiJ YADKINVILLE - Mrs.Josephine Baity Wells. 79. Rt. 4,died Dec. 22 at Yadkin Nursing Center. She was born in Yadkin County. Dec. 29. 1906. the daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Dave Baity. Mrs. Wells was a member of Turners Creek Baptist Church. Her husband. Alfonzo Wells, precalcd her in death. Surviving are two .sons. HerbertWells, Yadkinville, and LarryWells. Hamptonville; two sisters, Mrs. Arlene Ratledge and Mi.ss I Cleta Baity, both of Mocksville; and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held Dec.24 at Mackie-Gentry CTiapel by the Rev. Allen Barker and the Rev. Kcrman Sprinkle. Burial was in Turner's Creek Baptist Church Cemetery. /,.GLEN S. VENABLE WINSTQN-SALEM - Mr.Glen S. (Scotty) Venable, 47.4029Fargo Dr.. died Dec. 22 at ForeythH^pital following a brief illne.ss.He was bom July 6. 1939 jpSurry County, the son of L. Glenand MyrI Scott Venable. He spentmost of his life in Win.ston-Salem.Mr. Venable was employed byR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. for 27years and was a MaintenanceSupervisor at the Davie CountyPlant at the time of his death. He was a member of Salem MasonicI^ge No. 289 A.F. & A.M.. and Winston-Salem Scottish Rite.Surviving are his wife, JackieWorkman Venable, of the home;two sons, Kerry Scott Venable,Win.ston-Salem, and ChristopherGlen Venable, Raleigh; onedaughter. Miss Jill DeannaVenable, of the home; his mother,4755 Gcrniflnton Rd.; and onesister, Mrs. Randy (Judy) Revels Win.ston-Salem.A Masonic graveside service was held Dec. 24 at Cre.stviewMemorial Park with the Dr.Dwight Mashbum officiating. Memorials may be made to thecharity of the donor's choice. c5^ OAVIE CO. PUBLIC UBRARY MOCKSVILLE. NC c\ \ /BARBARA J. JAMES Tobacco Co., and was of the Bap Bom February 6, 1901, in Mrs. Barbara Ann Jones Jatnes, 44, Ri. 3, Mocksville, died at her home Dec. 24 after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Friday at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Canon Christopher Nichols and the Rev. Egbert Craven. Burial was in Church of the Ascension Cemetery, F»)rk. Memorials may be made to Davie County Hospice. Mrs. James was employed by Bilker Furniture Co. in Mocksville. She was born in Davie County, daughter ol the late Johnny Wesley and Sadie Waller Jones. She is survived by her husband, Richard James, of the home; two daughters. Miss Bessie Ann James and Miss Linda Fayc James, both of the home; four sisters, Omie Barnes, Mildred Robertson, and Rosa Lee Taylor, all of Rt. 3, Mocksville, and Lucille Nifong, Rt. 14, Lexington; and one brother, John W. (Bud) Jones. Rt. 3, Mocksville. F.L. McCRARY Frankie Lee "Ape" McCrary, 40, of Route 4, Mocksville, was dead on arrival at Davie County Hospital Dec. 25. The funeral was held Dec. 28 at Cooleemee Church of God. Burial was in Legion Memorial Park Cemetery, Cooleemee. Born Aug. 2, 1946, in Davie County, he was a son ^Qehie Barnes McCrary of CiMiloBhJee and the late Stanley McCrar^-He was a construction workeV.'^ Other survivors include his wife, Rebbecca Faye Whitakcr McCrary; two daughters, Lorrie Ann Landry of Salisbuiy and Bren- da Faye Church of Mocksville; a son. Randy Dean McCrary of Mocksville; Three sisters, Margaret Leonard, Annabelle Conell, and Rebecca Greer, all of Mocksville; two brothers, William Joseph and Bob by Lee McCrary, both of Lex ington; and three grandchildren. y J JAMES HENRY ROYAL WINSTON-SALEM — James Henry Royal, 103, formerly of 2020 Bertha St., died Dec. 17 at Autumn Care Nursing Home in Mocksville. Mr. Royal was born October 3, 1883, in Yadkin County, to Willie Royal and Vicie Whitehead Royal. He was a laborer for RJ. Reynolds tist faith. He moved to Autumn Care on Oct. 15. 1981. His adult life was spent in Winston-Salem. He celebrated his lOOth birthday on October 3. 1983, with a celebra tion given by Autumn Care of Mocksville. He was inducted into the North Carolina Century Club by a representative from former Gov. James B. Hunt's office. He received a personal message from President Ronald Reagan. Surviving are his step-daughter, Mrs. Mae Penland, Winston- Salem; five grandchildren. 14 great-grandchildren and 4 great-great-grandchildren. Graveside services were held Friday at Oaklawn Memorial Garden with the Rev. Amos Daniels ofticiuling. / DEWAIN L. SOUTHERN ADVANCE — Mr. Dewain Lee Southern, 32, Rt. 2, died at his home Dec. 25. He was born May 4, 1954, in Forsyth County, to Joe Henry and Marie Worrell Southern. Funeral services were held Sun day at Vogler's Main Street Chapel by the Rev. Henry M. Duggins. In terment followed in Crestview Memorial Park. Mr. Southern spent nearly all his life in Winston-Salem. He was a carpenter by trade and was of the Baptist faith. Survivors include one daughter,' Miss Sonia D. Southern, Clem- monsville Rd.; one son, Benjamin L. Southern, Rock Hill, S.C.; his mother, of the home; his father, of 1734 Lancelot Ln.; two sisters, Mrs. Sheila S. Long, Wilmington, N.C., and Mrs. Renee Harrison, Mocksville; two brothers, Joe G. Southern, Wilmington, N.C., and H.W. Southern, Mocksville; his grandmother, Mrs. Edith Worrell, . Laurel Fork, Va.; four nieces and flve nephews. V SADIE R. STEELE Sadie Ridenhour Steele, 85, of Route 7, Mocksville, died Dec. 24 while at the home of her daughter, Virginia Sides, in Pickerington, Ohio. The funeral was held Saturday at Liberty United Methixlist Church where Mrs. Steele held her membership. Officiating at the service were Rev. Bennie Bearden and Rev. J.C. Swaim. Burial was at South River Methodist Church cemetery. Davie County, she was the daughter of the late John F. and Louise Foster Ridenhour. She was retired from Cannon Mills Co. after 26 years of service. Her husband, Henry Clay Steele, died in 1944. Survivors include a daughter, Virginia Sides of Pickerington, Ohio; a brother, Baxter Ridenhour of Durham; three sisters, Dora Belle Dedmon of Mocksville, Ethel Tiller of Lynchburg, Va., and Thelnia Richcy of Charlotte; six grandehildren; 12 great grandchildren; and one great-great grandchild. Pallbearers were J.C. Hellard, Michael Sides, Bobby Steele, Jimmy Steele, Junior Steele. and Tony Steele. BERTHA G. SWEET WINSTON-SALEM — Mrs. Bertha Grant Sweet, 89, of Meadowbrook Manor, formerly of Bloomfield Dr., died Dec. 23 at Baptist Hospital following an ex tended illness. Mrs. Sweet was born April I, 1897, in Swain County, to the late Wilkie Nathaniel and Mary Mason Grant. She was a member of the Salvation Army for over 40 years. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Nellie Sweet Myers, Ad vance; five grandchildren, Mrs. Carolyn Pino, Terry Myers, and v/, Steve Myers, all ot Winston- Salem, Mrs. Lee Vest, Mocksville, and Mrs. April Rucker, Advance, and nine great-grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Friday at Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek Chapel by the Rev. Timothy Wolf. Interment followed in Woodland Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Salvation Army. oftvie CO. PUBUCj^OCKSVlU-E* N® 6 C| ^ ^ y- ^ ^/./. /9^7DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE-RECORD THURSDAY JANUARY1987iJAMES HENRY ROYALWINSTON-SALEM - JamesHenry Royal. 103. formerly of2020'Bertha St.. died Dec. 17 atAutumn Care Nursing Home inMocksville.Mr. Royal was bom October 3.1883. in Yadkin County, to WillieRoyal and Vicie Whitehead Royal.JJe was a laborer for RJ. ReynoldsTobacco Co.. and was of the Baptist faith. He moved to AutumnCare on Oct. 15, 1981. His adultlife was spent in Winston-Salem.He celebrated his IGOth birthdayon October 3. 1983, with a celebration given by Autumn Care ofMocksville. He was inducted intothe North Carolina Century Clubby a representative from formerGov. James B. Hunt's office. Hereceived a personal message fromPresident Ronald Reagan.Surviving are his step-daughter.Mrs. Mae Penland, Winston-Salem; five grandchildren. 14great-grandchildren and 4great-great-grandchildren.Graveside services were heldFriday at Oaklawn .MemorialGarden with the Rev. .AmosDaniels officiating./F.L. McCRARYFrankie Lee "Ape" McCrary.40. of Route 4. Mocksville, wasdead on arrival at Davie CountyHospital Dec. 25.The txineral was held Dec. 28 atCooleemee Church of God. Burialwas in Legion Memorial ParkCemetery. Cooleemee.Bom Aug. 2. 1946. in DavieCounty, he was a son of GertieBames McCrary of Cooleemee andthe late Stanley McCrary. He wasa construction worker.Other survivors include his wife,Rebbecca Faye WhitakerMcCrary; two daughters. Lorrie.Ann Landry of Salisbuiy and Bren-da Faye Church of Mocksville; ason. Randy Dean McCrary ofMocksville;Three sisters. Margaret Leonard,.Annabelle Conell. and RebeccaGreer. all of Mocksville; twobrothers, William Joseph and Bobby Lee McCrary, both of Lexington; and three grandchildren.PHEBE A. HAMLINWINSTON-SALEM - Mrs.Phebe Ashbum Hamlin. 63. 5838Old Rural Hall Rd.. died Dec. 28at Forsyth Hospital.She was bom April 8. 1923. inSurry County to William and IdaHolcomb Ashbum.v^JAMES D. VAUGHTERSDAYTON. OHIO - James D.Vaughters, 69. of Dayton. Ohio,formerly of Woodleaf, died Dec.15 after an illness of three months.He was the son of BerthaVaughters Phifer and the brotherof Addie V. Steelman. both ofRoute 1. Woodleaf.Bom March 16, 1917, in BanksCounty, Ga.. he was also the sonof the late James Luther Vaughters.He had been employed for 30 yearsat the National Cash Register Corp.and for five years at the VAMedical Center in Dayton. A U.S.Army veteran of World War 11. hewas a member of Phillip's TempleCME Church in Dayton.Other survivors include his wife,Lena Smith Vaughters; a daughter.Velma Ann Hinesman of Dayton:his 'kep-grandraother. JanieVaughtert- of New York; threegrandc^jtjren.; and twogreat-giwl8«;hli4ren.yBERTHA G. SWEETWINSTON-SALEM - Mrs.Bertha Grant Sweet, 89, ofMeadowbrook Manor, formerly ofBloomfield Dr., died Dec. 23 atBaptist Hospital following an extended illness.Mrs. Sweet was bom April 1,' Swain County, to the lateWilkie Nathaniel and Mary MasonGrant. She was a member of theSalvation Army for over 40 years.Surviving are one daughter,Mrs. .Nellie Sweet Myers, Advance; five grandchildren. Mrs.Carolyn Pino. Terry Myers, andSteve .Myers, all of Winston-Salem. Mrs. Lee Vest, Mocksville,and Mrs. April Rucker. Advance;and nine great-grandchildren.Funeral services were conductedFriday at Hayworth-Miller SilasCreek Chapel by the Rev. TimothyWolf. Interment followed inWoodland Cemetery.In lieu of flowers, memorialsmay be made to the Salvation.Armv.OAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARYMOCKSVILLE, NC td/n /• /9 JnOBITUARIES DAVIE ENTERPRISE RECORD THURSDAY, JANUARY 1. .1987/JOSEPHINE B. WELLSYADKINVILLE - Mrs.Josephine Baity Wells, 79, Rt. 4.died Dec. 22 at Yadldn NursingCenter.She was bom in Yadkin County, Dec. 29, 1906, the daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Dave Baity. Mrs.Wells was a member of TurnersCreek BafHist Church. Her husband, Alfonzo Wells, preceded herin death.Surviving are two sons, HerbertWells, Yadkinville, and LarryWells, Hamptonville; two sisters,Mrs. Arlene Ratledge and MissCleta Baity, both of Mocksville;and four grandchildren.Funeral services were held Dec.24 at Mackie-Gentry Chapel by theRev. Allen Barker and the Rev.Kerman Sprinkle. Burial was inTurner's Creek Baptist ChurchCemetery./ JAMES D. VAUGHTERSDAYTON, OHIO - James D.Vaughters, 69, of Dayton, Ohio,formerly of Woodleaf, died Dec.15 after an illness of three months.He was the son of BerthaVaughters Phifer and the brotherof Addie V. Steelman. both ofRoute 1, Woodleaf.Bora March 16. 1917. in BanksCounty, Ga.. he was also the sonof the late James Luther Vaughters.He had been employed for 30 yearsat the National Cash Register Corp.and for five years at the VAMedical Center in Dayton. A U.S.Army veteran of World War U, hewas a member of Phillip's TempleCME Church in Dayton.v/ GLEN S. VENABLEWINSTON-SALEM - Mr.Glen S. (Sco^) Venable, 47,4029Pargo Dr.. died Dec. 22 at ForsythHospital following a brief illness.He was bora July 6, 1939, inSurry County, the son of L. Glenand Myrl Scott Venable. He spentmost of his life in Winston-Salem.Mr. Venable was employed byR.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. for 27years and was a MaintenanceSupervisor at the Davie CountyPlant at the time of his death. Hewas a member of Salem MasonicLodge No. 289 A.F. & A.M., andWinston-Salem Scottish Rite.Surviving are his wife, JackieWorkman Venable, of the home;two sons, Kerry Scott Venable,Winston-Salem, and ChristopherGlen Venable, Raleigh; onedaughter. Miss Jill DeannaVenable, of the home; his mother,of 4755 Germanton Rd.; and onesister, Mrs. Rant^ Winston-Salem.• *-A Masonic graveside servicewas held Dec. 24 at CrestviewMemorial Park with the Dr.Dwight Mashbura officiating.Memorials may be made to thecharity of the donor's choice.Other survivors include his wife,Lena Smith Vaughters; a daughter,Velma Ann Hinesman of Dayton;his step-grandmother. .-JanieVaughters of New York: threegrandchildren; and t^^- sister, Mrs. Randy (Judy) Revels,great-grandchildren. - —davie CO. PUE'J.C U3RARVMOCKSVlLLt, MC DAViK C'OUN I Y KN1 KRl'KISK RKCOKI), I IU RSDAV, JANUARY K. 1987- / W11.1.I1-: F. HI.ACKMORF WINSTON SAl.liM - Mr. Willie Frunkliii Bluekniorc, born Feb. 22, 1910 111 William Richard and Janie San^bnry Blackniure in Warsaw, died Dec. 30 in Fairfax Hospital, Fairfax Va. After aileiuliiii; public scliools of Dupliii County lie received a B A. degree from Wake Forest College and a law degree from Wake Forest Law ScluKil. He served as lieutenant commander in the U.S. Navy in the Pacitic during World War 11. He was comptroller and legal adviser for F'owler-Joncs Construction Com pany for 40 years. He .served as deacon lor life in First Baptist Church in Winslon-Salem. He was a member of the Forsylh ( ounty and North Carolina bars, the Winston Salem Lions Club, the Wake Forest Deacon Club, the Wake Forest Alumni Association and the F'orsyth County Couniry Cluli. He was a memlierol St. iohn Lodge No. 1.1 in Kenaiisville, the Scottish Rite of Free Masonary of the Oasis Temple in Charlotte, the Winston-Salem Shrine Club and was elevated in the Masonic order lo the 33rd degree. . He is survived by his ypuif Eleanor Cain (formerly of QajVic^'ounty). four daughter. Susan ^Hannah of Kalama/.uo, Mich., Maitha Alwiiod of Naperville, 111, Alice Hicks of New York ,N.Y., Ina Kuhn of McLean Va. and one son, William Franklin blackmore Jr., of Takoma Park Md. and nine grandchildren, a brother. James 11. Blackmore of Wake Forst, a sister, Mary Alice Blackmore of Warsaw. The funeral was held Jan. 2 at the First Baptist Church of Winslon- Salem. Burial was in Forsyth Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to the Wake Forest Cardiac Rehabilitation Program, Wake Forst University. V RALPH CARTER WINSTON-SALEM - Ralph Carter, 77. of Pelicare Nursing Home in Winston-Salem. died Jan. 3 after being in declining health several months. The funeral was held l uesday at St. John AME Zion Church in Mocksville. conducted by the Rev. L.B. Speas, pastor. Burial was in lire chureh cemetery. Born April 4. 1909, in Davie County, he was a son of the late Chester and Jessie WoixJruff Carter. Educated in the Davie County schools, he was a baker. He was a lormer member of St. John AME Zion Chureh. Survivors ineliide four brolliers, William Carter, Norman Carter and Hugh Carter, all of Mix;ksville, and Cileim Carter of Bronx, N.Y. / KDI) I). HOWARD Mr. "F-dd" David Howard. 75, .554 Salisbury .St.. Mocksville. died Dee. 3 at Davie County Hospital. Funeral services were held Mon day at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel. Burial I'ollowed in Liberty United Methodist Chureh cemetery. The family requests memorials be made to Mocksville First United MelhiHlist Church. Mr. Howard was the retired owner and operator of Edd's Radio & TV Sales & Service. / ROY JARVIS Roy Jarvis. 69. of Route 8, Mocksville. died Dec. 31 at Forsylh Memorial Hospital in Winston .Salem alter being in declining health for .some time. 1'he funeral was held Saturday at Bear Creek Baptist Church, con ducted by (he Rev. Jack Johnson. Burial was in Liberty Baptist Chureh eenielcry. Memorials may be made to the Thomas vilic Orphanage. Thomasville, N.C. 27360. Born in Forsylh County on Sept. 14, 1917, he was a son of the late Kefron and Lillie Tripieit Jarvis. A retired tobacco farmer, he was a member of Bear Creek Baptist Chureh. He served with the U.S. Army in Germany during World War 11. His wife, Ruby Booe Jarvis, died in 1983, and a son. Edward L. Jar vis, died in June 1984. Survivors include a daughter, Dorothy Barney of Route 5; a sister, Dorothy J. Jarvis of Winston-.Salcni; two brothers, Robert L. Jarvis of Welcome and George Jarvis of Winslon-Salem; and three grandchildren. ^ JOHN MANDARANU NEW RCX:HELLE. N.Y. - John Mtuidarano, 98. died Dec. 24 at Weslehesier County Medical Center in Valhalla, New York. He had been in declining health for several years. He was born April 24, 1888 in Naples. Italy to Pasquale and An- nuziata Maiaiesia Mandarano. He came lo the United States in 1904 and was a retired textile worker. He was of the Catholic faith. His wife, Rosa Polili, died in 1967. A son, Anthony Mandarano, also preceded him in death. Survivors include one daughter, Mary Kaplan ufSlingerlands, New York; two sons, Patrick Mandrano of New Rochelle, New York, and Angelo "Kayo" Mandrano of Mocksville; and 6 grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial was held Dec. 27 at Holy Name Church. In terment was in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in New Rochctic, New York. OAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSViaE, NO DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, I987-9B Obituaries rv <5^ V/) >/• MARSIULL A. BRIDGES SALISBURY - Mr. Marshall Adam Bridgc,s. 7.1. 405 Elm Si., died Jan. 6 al Ihc V.A. Medical Cenler. Mr. Bridgc.s was retired ownc and operator of Bridgas' Grocer Store, was of the United Methodif faith, and was a U.S. Army vetera of World War II. Surviving arc his wife, Ethel Lit tleton Bridges, of the home; and two brothers. Frank Bridges, Charlotte, and Moses Bridges, Jr.. Bermuda Run. Funeral services were held Friday at Lyerly Funeral Chapel. Burial was in Rowan Memorial Park. 4 ERNEST TRANSIL HALL SR. Mr. Ernest Transil Hall Sr.. 64, Bethel Chuivh Rd.. died Monday ailemoon at Davic County Hospital. He had been in declining health for one year and was seriously ill for four days. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by the Rev. D.C. Sullivan. Burial will be in Advance Baptist Church cemetery. Mr. Hall was born in Stanley CtMinty to the late Pleasant Evcrctte and Delia Loftin Hall. He was retired from Inger.sol-Rand Corp. and was of the Baptist faith. Survivors include his wife, Alice Hicks Hall, of the home; four daughters, Barbara Lambeth, and Shelby Hilton, both of Mocksville. Judy and Carol Tucker, both of Ad vance; one .son, Ernest T. Hall Jr., Advance; 13 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren; one stepdaughter, Judy Borders, Rt. 4, Mocksville; one sister, Mary Mahaley, Rich mond, Va.; and three brothers, Albert Hall, Newport News, Va., Scott Hall, Hampton, Va., and Everette Hall, Riverside, Fla. s/ EDD D. HOWARD Mr. Edward David "Edd" Howard. 75. of 554" Salisbury St., Mocksville, died Jan. 3 at Davic County Ho.spiial. Funeral .services were held Jan. 5 at Eaton's Fumlcral Home. Burial followed in Liberty United Methodi.st Church cemetery. The family has requested memorials be made to Mocksville First United Methodist Church. Mr. Howard was born Feb. 3, 1911 in Davie County to the late Will and Daisy Parker Howard. He was a U.Si Army veteran of World War II and later served in the National Guard. He was a member of Mocksville United Methodist Church and served for 17 years a member of the Mocksville fire department. Mr. Howard was the retired owner and operator of Edd's Radio & TV Sales & Service in Downtown Mock.svillc. His first wife. Nan Ward Howard, prccecded him in death. Survivors include his second wife, Mrs. Ruby Langston Howard of the home; an adopted daughter, Rebecca of Virginia; four stepchildren, Margie Martin and Roger Foster, both of Lexington, Millie Seifrct and Jan Foster, both of Oimond Beach, Ra.; a sister, Elizabeth Shepherd of Coolcemee; several step- grandchildren and several neices. CLARA W. RIDENHOUR y COOLEEMEE —The funeral for Clara Walls Ridcnhour was held Fri day at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel. Mocksville, with the Rev. Shelby Harbour officiating. Burial was In Liberty United Methodist Church cemetery. Mrs. Ridenhour. 88, of 11 Erwin St., died Tuesday night at Autumn Care Convalescent Center. y^ROBERT CLAY SALMONS Robert Clay Salmons, 78, of the Sheffield community. Route 6, Mocksville, died Sunday at Davis Community Hospital, Statesville. Mr. Salmons had been in declining health for a year and critically ill for two weeks.. He was born )inilredell County May I, 1908,the late William Tetas and.M^Mb Elizabeth Camp bell Salmoitlf!^ retired in 1968 as a machinist at Gilson Brothers and also was a farmer. On Oct. 24. 1928. Mr. Salmons married Nora Mae Goforth. who .survives, in addition to a .son, R.D. Salmons of Route 6, Mwksvillc; two daughters, Mrs. Rus.sell (Edith) Methot of North Miami Beach, Fla.. and Mrs. Dorothy King of Route 2, Hamptonville. Four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren also survive. Funeral .services were held Tue.s- day. Jan. 13, at the Liberty Weslyan Church by the Revs. A.C. Clemens. Nathan C. Ridgeway and B.J. Walker. Burial was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were A.J. Salmons Jr., Tony Prcvctte, Pat Brown, Dar- rell Allen. Kenny Reavis and Dan ny Methot. O P OAVIE CO, PUBUC UBRART MOCKSVIUE. NO i'€ Cc)6k^^ ^fy ^) 0- V ¥ V vK- y » JACKIE E. SPRY The funeral for Jackie Eugene Spry was held at 11 a.m. Wednes day at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Shelby Harbour. Burial was in Legion Memorial Park in Cooleemee. Spry, 28, of Route 7, Pineridge R^, died early Sunday morning of injuries sustained in a house fire at Riverside Drive in Cooleemee. Memorials may be made to the Cooleemee, County Line or Jerusalem volunteer fire departments. Born Feb. 10; 1958, in Davic County, he was a son of Lewis Ray Spry of Route 4 and Geialdine Stiller Gurmon of Cooleemee. He was a roofer with Skyline Mobile Homes. Survivors, in addition to his parents, include his stepfather, Clarence "Red" Gannon of River side Drive. Cooleemee; a son, Jackie Eugene Spiy Jr. of the home; a maternal grandmother, Hazel Stiller of Cooleemee; a maternal great- grandmother, Molly Athey of Mocksville; His paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spry of ^te'?; two sisters, Vicky Ciidfeftooleemee and Kim Kimmer Dfwfoclffivllle; two brothers. Ray Spry of Route 7 and Joey Spry of Cooleemee; two half sisters, Elisa and Anita Spry, both of Mocksville; and a half brother, Eddie Spry of Mocksville. > HERMAN WELLS SALISBURY — Herman Wells, 58, of Route 10, Stokes Ferty Road, died Wednesday, Jan. 7, at Rowan Memorial Hospital from an apparent heart attack. The funeral was held Friday at St. Luke's United Church of Christ with the Rev. Ingle Cook officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Born Aug. 21, 1928, in Rowan County, a sun of the late John Ben jamin and Surah Jordan Wells, he at tended Rowan County schools. A lineman for Floyd S. Pile Electrical Contractors, he was a member of St. Luke's United Church of Christ. Survivors include his wife, Mary Frances Oddie Wells; three sons, Herman Wayne and Jeffrey Alan Wells, both of Salisbury, and Ran dy Steven Wells of Rockwell; two daughters, Mrs. Roddy (Debbie) Ballard of Salisbury and Mrs. Larry (Lisa) Daniel of Cooleemee; two brothers, J. Archie Wells of Salisbury and Charlie Wells of Georgia; two sisters, Elizabeth Od die and Catherine Winders, both of Salisbury; and eight grandchildren. OAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARY MOCKSVUXEa NC DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, I987-9B M SARAH CUTHBERTSON CLEVELAND - The Rev. Sanih Cowan Ciilhbcrlson. 67. of Route i. Woodleaf-Barher Road, died Mon day at King.*, Mountain Hospital in Kings Mountain after hcing in declining health for several years. She was pastor of Faith Temple Holiness Church in Cleveland. Born Aug. 24, 1919, in Rowan County, she was a daughter of the late Enoch and Mary Sloan Cowan, A former employee of Troutman Sewing Co., she was a member of Cedar Grove AME Zion Church. She was a member of the Honor of Lord Club and Omega Chapter 242, Order of Ea.stem Star. Survivors include her husband. Wyatt Cuthbertson; seven .sons. Wyatt Cuthbertson Jr. of Salisbury and Arthur, James, John Frank. William A.. Paul and Jerry Cuthbertson, all of Cleveland; Six daughters, Mary C. McCon- neyhead and Martha Rolland. both of Brooklyn, N.Y.. Lihby Blackwell and Maude Jones, both of Cleveland. Marie Powell of Charlotte atKl Dcbra A. Cuthbertson of the home; a brother. Bishop John Lee Cowan of Troutman; three sisters. Hattie Cuthbertson of Cleveland. Eli7.abeth Heaggins of Ciwlcemee and Mary Liwise Smyre of Salisbury: 4.1 grandchildren; 27 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild. y PEARL H. HEMRICK WINSTON-SALEM - Mrs. Pearl Hudson Hcmrick. 78, Meadowbrook Manor formerly of N. Pleasant St., widow of Carl Jesse Hcmrick, died Jan. 16 at Forsyth Hosptial. She was bt»rn in Old Salem on February 16. 1908. to Wiley J. and Lclia Romingcr Hudson. Mrs. Hcmrick spent all of her life in Winston-Salem and retired from R.J. Reynolds Industries in 1971 after 28 years of service. She was a member of Pine Chapel Moravian Church. She is survived by two sons, Donald G. Hcmrick, Stickney Avc. and Charles R. Hcmrick, 1141 Kon- noak Dr.: two daughters. Mrs. Ed ward M. (Barbara) Reich. Clcm- mons and Mrs. Carl S. (Nornia) Charles. Rt. .*>, Mocksvillc; eight grandchildren. Norman Charles, Mrs. Linda H. Giillcdgc. Miss Karen Hcmrick, Curtis Hcmrick and Mrs. Janice H. Mceks, all of Winsion-Salcm. Mrs. Pam H. Prcvattc. Jaeksonvillc, N.C.. Michael Reich. Mount Airy and Mrs. Carol C. Taylor. Gaslonia: eight grcat-grandchildrcn; two sisters, Mrs. Pauline Carter and Mrs. Lillic Brown, both of Winslon- Salcm and a number of nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death hy a sister, Mrs. Mae Vaughn, and a brother. Wiley L. Hudson. Funeral services were hcltf Sunday at Pine Chapel Moravian Church by the Rev. Jimmic New.somc and the Rev, W. Norwood Green. Interment was in Oaklawn Memorial Gardens. The family requests that any memorials be made to Pine Chapel Moravian Church. ,» WILLIAM G. HERBERT KANNAPOLLS - The Rev. William Guy Herbert, 72. of 500 E. 11th St.. died Friday, Jan. 16. at Davic County Hospital after being in declining health for several years and seriously ill for two weeks. The funeral was held Sunday at South China G[ovc Church of Cnxl coiulucK^ . the Revs, Phillip Robinsoq«!i'SBtibhy Hancy. Burial was in Carolina Memorial Park. Born Jan. 26. 1915, in Franklin County. Gil., be was a son of the laic Sloan and Ada Shirley Herbert. Formerly employed hy Cannon Mills Co., he also served as a Church of God minister for 40 years before his retirement in 1979. He was a member of South China Grove Church of God and had lived in the area since 1944. Survivors include his wife. Florence Epps Herbert: three .sons. Bonnie Herbert of China Grove, Willie Herbert of Greenville. S.C.. and Donald Herbert of Kannapojis: three daughters. Carolyn Hooks of Kannapolis, Frances Holder of China Grove and Rachel .Spillman of Mocksvillc; Three brothers. Hoyt Herbert of Elk Park and Odcll and Morris Herbert, both of Kannapolis; two .sisters. Ruby Farmer of Kannapolis and Sue Iscnhour of Concord; 18 grandchildren: and 12 great grandchildren. OAVIE CO. PUBLIC UBRARV mocksville, no fxi:) )^/? \\ X (Hi xj (T^ /' DOROI HY KURFEES Dorothy Allen Kurfees, 67, of Route 7, Mocksvillc, died Suturduy ut N.C. Baptist Hospital in Winston-Saleii). The funeral was held Monday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Wade Childress ofllciating. Burial was in Hardison United Methodist Church ceirictery. Memorials may be made to Har dison United Methodist Church, Route 7, Mocksville, N.C. 27028. She was a daughter of the late William Watson Allen and Melissa Smith Allen, and was a member of Hardison United Methodist Church. Her husband, Robert O. Kurfees Sr., died in 1970. Survivors include two daughters. Jack R. (Eleanor) Harris of Sum- merville, S.C., and Mrs. Arthur (Elizaheth) Drake of Chapel Hill; a son, Robert O. Kurfees Jr. of Mocksville; four sisters, Mrs. George Spaugh of Winston-Salem, Mrs. Collins Brown of Gallatin, Tenn., and Mrs. Noah Craver and Mrs. William Smith, both of Salisbury; and eight grandchildren. ^ HENRY A. LESSER Mr. Henry Andrew Ix;s.ser. 69. of Route 7, Btix 414. Mock-svillc, died Saturday morning ut Forsyth Memorial Hospital. A memorial service will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Mocjcsvijjei Burial will be later at Acac^;^k Rest Haven Cemetery iiC^orth Tonawanda, N.Y. Mr. Lesser was born in Franklin, Fa., to Phillip and Lulu Carr Lesser. He was a retired employee of Ingersoll-Rand and was a member of Holy Cross Lutheran Church, the Mocksville Masonic Lodge No. 134 A.F. and A.M. and the McK'ksville Lions Club. Mr. Lesser was a veteran of World War II serving in the Army in North Africa and the European Theater with the I09lh Anli-Aircrah Gun Battalion. Surviving are his wife, Margaret Boltz Lesser of the home; a sister, Mrs. Clara Vogel of Advance; and one brother, Harold F. Lesser, of Tonawanda, N.Y. Memorials may be made to Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Route 4, Box 67-A, Mocksville, or to a chari ty of the donor's choice. /.I^AY McCLAMROCK Mr. Ray McClamrock, 88, R«)ute 6, Mocksville, died J;ui. IS at his home after an extended illne.ss. Funeral services were held Satur day at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Fred Shoaf. Burial was in Oak Grove United Methodist Church cemetery. Memorials may be made to Oak Grove United Methodist Church Cemetery Fund. Mr. McClamrock was born in Davie County, sun of the late John R. and Mary Octavia Hcndron McClamrock. He was a retired fanner and a member of Oak Grove United Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, Nancy Jane Beeding McClamrock; one daughter, Mrs. Melvrec Benson, one son, Glcnnas McClamrm-k; one sister, Mrs. Hazel M. Craven, and one brother, John Tillett McClamrock, all of Rt. 6, Mocksville; three granddaughters and three great-grandsons. LEZZORA W. O'NEAL COOLEEMEE - Lezzora Williams O'Neal, 79, of 13 Duke St., died Saturday night at Davie County Hospital in Mtx;ksville after being in declining healtl) for some time. The funeral was held ut 2 p.m. Tuesday at C«)oleemee Church of God, conducted by the Rev. Charles Ledford. Burial was in Legion Memorial Park. Born in Davie County on March 20, 1907, she was a daughter of the late Wesley and Julia Baker Williams. She was a homemaker and a member of Cooleemec Church of God. Her husband, Lonnie Taylor O'Neal, died in 1973. Survivors include three (kiughlers, Kathcrine McDaniel, Mary Frances Moody and Burilene Russell, all of C(M>leeince; three .stins, Evercite O'Neal of Route I. Salisbury, and Leon and Arnold O'Neal, both of Cooleemee. Two sisters, Gladys Williams of Cooleemee and Alice Miller of Salisbury; 16 grandchildren; six step-grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. OFFIE C. SLOAN OLIN - Offie Coit Sloan, 83. of Route I, Olin Road, died Monday at Davis Community Hospital in Statesville. The funeral was to be Wednesday at Damascus Baptist Church, con ducted by the Rev. Irvin L. Wallace, pastor. Burial was to be in the church cemetery. Born Aug. 16, 1903, in Iredell County, he was a son of the late Everettc Gaston and Docia Williams Sloan. He was a retired farmer and carpenter and a member of Damascus Baptist Church. His Ttrsl wife, Margaret Janie Walters Sloan, whom he married June 8, 1921, died Sept. 4. 1978. Survivors include his second wife, Wilma lotckey Sherrill Sloan, whom he married Aug. 16, 1980; two sons, Howard W. Sloan of Route S, Statesville, and Joe E. Sloan of Route I; four stepsons. Gray E. Lackey, Tony M. and J. Craig Sher rill, all of Statesville, and Keith A. Sherrill of Ga.stonia; two daughters, Lucille Shaver of Route 2, Har mony, and Elizabeth Williams Foster of CtKileemee; Two stepdaughters. Sonna Ma.s.scy of Harmony and Karen Jarvis of Hildcbrand; two brothers, Arlie L. Sloan of China Grove and Rex O. Sloan of Olin; a sister, Ruby Houpe of Statesville, 13 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren. C^,7,= 6B-DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1987 Obituaries rv c\ 1/1 t/ IRENE P. BOLIN Irene Petlil Bolln, 74. ol 70S Salisbury St., Mocksville, died Jan. 21 at her home. The funeral was held Saturday at Shacktown Church of Christ with the Rev. Kerman Sprinkle and Joe McCollum ofiiciating. Burial was in Dinkins Family Cemetery. Bom March 4, 1912. in Surry County, a daughter of the late James C. and Mary Loflin Pettit, she was a homemaker and a member of Shacktown Church of Chri.st. Her husband. Lonnie Gray Bolin. died in 1963. Survivors include six daughters. Mrs. L.D. (Inez) Moon. Mrs. Clarence (Dorothy) Shore. Mrs. Alton (Thelma) Smi^ and Judy Dix- on, all of Mocksville. Mrs. Jerry (Marie) Hedrick of I.exington and Mrs. Claude (Dollie) Lingic Jr. of Route 3, Salisbury; Five sons. L.G. Bolin Jr. of Har mony, Lindsay, David Leonard, Donald and Kenneth Bolin. all of Mocksville; four sisters. Arebcll Dinkins of Yadkinville. Thelma RichofWiaston-Salem, Opal Mathis of Greenville. S.C., and Lola Mac Pettit of Clemmons; Three brothers. Howard Pettit. James "Bud" Pettit and Paul Haire, all of Yadkinville; 17 grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; and .seven great-grandchildren. J J. FRED CRAVER, JR. Mr. Jfl.scph Fred Craver Jr., 69, of 41 N. Main Street, Mocksville. died Jan. 22. He was bom in Forsyth County May 24, I9I7 to the late Joseph S. Craver Sr. and Nellie Hege Craver. Funeral services were held Sunday at Haywoith-Miller, Silas Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem with burial in Forsyth Memorial Park. Mr. Craver was retired from Brown-Rogers-Dixon. He attended Redmont Bible College and was a member of Salem Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Sallic Lindley Craver, of the home; one daughter, Mrs. Janie Hanney, of 'Winston-Salem; a brother, Stanley (Ciaver of Alabama; a sister, Mrs. j Mildred Hauser of Greensboro and a grandson. WILLIAM A. SEAFORD Mr. William A.shley Seaford. 59. Rt. 7, Mocksville, was dead on ar rival at Davie County Hospital Fri day night. Funeral services were held Sunday at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Wade Childcrs. Burial was in Hardison United Methodist Church cemetery. The family rcque.sts UKmorials be made to Hardison United Methodist Church Cemetery Fund. Rt. 7. Mocksville. N.C. 27028. Mr. Seaford was bom April 28. 1927. in Davie County to the late Charles H. (Buck) and Amelia Wilson Seaford. He was a retired employee of the Town of Mocksville. He was also an employee of Davie Auto Parts Warchou.sc. He was a veteran of World War II. He was a member of Hardison United Methodist Church. Surviving arc his wife. Alice Hayes Seaford, of the home; two sons, Dean Seaford, Kemersville, and Darrell Seaford, Mocksville and two grandchildren. ^ JOHN C. "CARL" SHERRILL JR. John Carlylc "Carl" Sherrill Jr., 72, of Mt. Ulla, died Monday even ing, Jan. 26, at Lowrance Ho.spital, Mooresvillc. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Back Creek Presbyterian Church, Mt. Ulla. Burial will follow in the church cemetery with Masonic rites. The family will receive friends Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Kavin Funeral Home in Mooresvillc. Mr. Sherrill was bom Nov. 20, 1914 in Rowan County, a .son of the late John Carlyle and Anita Miller Sherrill. He was owner and operator of Mt. Ulla Flour Mill. He was a graduate of CTatawtei College and ran Shcrrill's Store and was a dairy farmer. He was a U.S. Army World War II veteran and a member of the Scotch-Irish Masonic Lodge 154 (Scottish rite). He alsqwas an Oasis Temple Shriner and »a. member of Back Creek PresG^rian Church, where he serv^'S"^ deacon, Sun day School.; teacher and on the cemetery committee. He also .served on the Mt. Ulla School and West Rowan High Sch<wl schotd boards. He was chair man of the Mt. Ulla precinct for the Democratic Party and was a member of the Santa Gertrudis Breeders of the Carolinas. He was a founding member of Mt. Ulla-Bear Poplar Volunteer Fire Department. Survivors include his wife, Henrietta Morrison Sherrill; a son. John Carlylc Sherrill III. of Mt. Ulla; three daughters. Mrs. Anita Tetter of Mooresvillc, Mrs. Lynn Justin of Woodleaf, and Mrs. Sarah Lomax of Sali.sbury; two si.sters, Mrs. Margaret Sloop of Mt. Ulla and Mrs. Sarah Dudley of Adclpha. Md.; five grandchildren. Memorials may be made to Back Creek Presbyterian Church. Rt. I, Mt. Ulla. SI -i y i,J sJCQ _i ? >Q. (/J > g URVIE CO. PUBLIC MOCKSVIUf, N6 DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY S, I987-3D Obituaries Vo I ? I >r- ,—«' > So. (T^ ^ MOLLY C.ATHEY COOLEEMEE - Molly Crcason Alhey, 87, of 48 Wall St., died Jan. ^ 28 at Davie County Hospital after being in declining health, t The funeral wa.s held Friday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel in MocLsville, conducted by the Rev. Shelby Harbour and Robert Creason. Burial "was in Rowan Memorial Park. Bom Sept. 19. 1899, in Davie County, she was a daughter of the late Johnnie and Mary Potts Creason. She was a homemaker and a member of the Presbyterian Church of Cboleemee. Her husband, John Ixroy Athey, died in 1968. Survivors include throe daughters, Earlcne Page and Harel Stiller, both of Coolccmec and Jean Phelps of Salisbury; three sons, Robert and Jack Athey, both of Cooleemee, and Bill Alhey of Route 3, Mocksville; a brother. John Creason of Salisbury; A half brother, Raymond House of Cooleemee; a half sister, Ellen Miller of Salisbury; 16 grand children; 28 great-grandchildren; and 15 great-great-grandchildren. s/DAVID K. 'BUD' BAILEY COOLEEMEE — David Kenneth "Bud" Bailey, 54, of Glad.stone Road, died Monday night at his home after being in declining health for some time. The funeral was to be held at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel in Mocksville with tlie Rev. Wa& Childers officiating. Burial was to be in Rowan Memorial Park Cemetery with Masonic rites conducted by Mock-svillc Ma.sonic Lodge 1,34. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Ho.spice of Davie Coun ty, P.O. Box 665, Mocksville, N.C. 27028, to the Cooleemee Fire Department or to the Cooleemee United Methodist Church. Bom in Davie County on Aug. 16, 1932, he was a son of Lillie Jarvis Bailey of Cooleemee and the late Samuel A. Bailey. Em[doycd in the maintenance department of AT&T for 32 years, he was a member of Mock.sville Masonic Lodge 134. Survivors, in addition to his mother, include his wife. Johnnie Doub Bailey; three daughters, Cyn thia Moore of Route 7, Mocksville, Gail Lineberry of Pinnacle and John nie Lynn Bailey of the home; a son, Sam Bailey of the home; Two stepdaughters, Linda Bran- nock of Route 3, Mocksville, and Diane Mclntyre of Cleveland; two stepsons, John Moore of Route 7, and Tony Moore of Route 3, both of MiK-ksville; a sister. Ruby Cox of Charle.ston, S.C.: a brother, Clarence Bailey of Salisbury; four grandchildren; and seven stepgrandchildrcn. 'DR. ISAAC ANDERSON BOOE KING — Dr. Isaac Anderson Booc, 83, 225 Dalton Rd., King, died Jan. 29 at Forsyth Hospital. He was bom August 7, 1W3, in Davie County to Robert Lee and Tabitha Ander.son Booe. He attend ed Mars Hill Academy and Wake Forest College. He was graduated from Emory University School of Dcnti.stry. Dr. Booe was a member of King Mora vian Church, where he taught the Men's Sunday School Cla.ss for many years. He was a charter member of the King Lions Club and was honored as the Club's Citizen of the Year. He served as chairman of the Stokes County Board of Education for 12 years. He practiced denti.stry in King for almost 50 years. Dr. B(K)e is .survived by his wife, Mary Ella Moore Booe; three daughters, Mary Anderson Booe McNeil, Savannnah, Ga., Elizabeth Booc Willingham, Kenansville, and Amy Claire Booc Loughridge, Winston-Saiem; four grandchildren, David Anderson Willingham, Mary Anna Willingham Pultz, John Anderson McNeil, and Emily Halsted Loughridge. Funeral .services were held Sunday at King Moravian Church by the Rev. Jimmie L. Newsome, Jr. Burial followed in King Moravian Graveyard. The family requests that any memorials be made to King Mora vian Church. / MARY BELLE CARTER WINSTON-SALEM - Mrs. Maiy Belle Eller Worrell Carter, 86, 2610 Greencrest Dr., died Monday at Meadowbrook Manor Nursing Facility. She was bom July 28, 1899, in Iredell County to George Washing ton and Virginia Barton Eller. Funeral services were to-be held at 11 a.m. Wedne.sday at Vogler's Reynolda Road Chapel by Dr. Charles Edwards. Interment was to follow in Swan Creek Baptist Church cemetery in Yadkin County. Mrs. Carter*was member of Shady Grove Uiu^'' Methodist Church in Adyaqd^She was first married to Isaa^j|fj[^Worrell, who died in 1933:'She later married Daniel Carter, who died in 1955. Surviving are one son, Isaac W. Worrell, Winston-Salem; one daughter, Mrs. W.A. (Edith) Sim mons, Winston-Salem; one step-son, J. Ralph Carter, Prairieville, La.; one step-daughter, Mrs. Ray (Helen) Sowers, Advance; five grand children; eight great-grandchildren; four step-grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. i/ EMMA D. IRELAND Mrs. Emma Danner Ireland, 86, Rt. 6, Mocksville, died Monday at Forsyth Hospital. Funeral services were to be at II a.m. Wednesday at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Grady Tuttcrow. Burial was to be in Liberty Baptist Church cemetery. Bom March 22, I9(X), in Davie County, a daughter of the late Noah and Sarah Booe Danner, she was a homemaker. Mrs. Ireland was the widow of Robert Ireland, who died in 1951. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Robbie Myers, Winston-Salem; two sons, Paul Ireland, Mocksville and James Ireland, Lexington; seven grandchildren; 11 great grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. QAVIE CO. PUBUC ubrary MOCKSVUXE. no I cn o y i,; _) > OT ^ 0- If) o ^ o y tjl > f/ I'f^O r\ Uq ^--0 o I T-~ r^ C^ v/^ ROY L. CARTER ADVANCE — Mr. Roy L. Curter, 78, Rt. 2, Box 109. died Jan. 28 at Forsylh Hospital. Funeral services were held Satur day at Mocks United Methodist Church by the Rev. Torn McLean. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Mr. Carter was bom in Davie County to Ross and Annie Phelps Carter. He lived all of his life in the Advance community and was a member of Mocks United Methodist Church, where he held many posi tions and was a lifetime member of the Administrative Board of the church. He worked for Greyhound Bus Lines for 22 years and retired from C.J. Miller and Son Painting and Decorating Co. after 29 years of service. He was a charter member of Advance Fire Dept. Mr. Carter was preceded in death by his first wife, Lucille Sidden Carter, in I9S6, and a grandson. Gray Pierce, in 1982. He is survived by his wife, Addie Mac Foster Carter, of the home; two daughters, Ms. Irilla Neal, Winston- Salem, and Mrs. Thomasine Pierce, Pfafftown; two sons, Hobert Lee Carter and William (Bill) B. Carter, both of Advance; 11 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Nan Minor, Charlotte; and two brothers, Robert Carter and Jaroes (Jay) Carter, both of Advance. Memorials may b«|^tef&'de to Fellow.ship Building Hujiiidbf Mocks United Methodist CIptR^. Rt- Advance. N.C. 2100^. .V 'RED' GARMON COOLEEMEE — Clarence "Red" Garmon, 56, of Riverside Drive, died Jan. 27 at Davie Coun ty Hospital, MiKksville. Garmon, who apparently died of a heart attack, was injured in a fire which destroyed his family's home on Jan. 22. A stepson, Jackie Spry, died in the fire. Four others were injured. The funeral was held Friday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel in MocksvUle, conducted by the Rev. Shelby Haiixiur. Burial was in the National Cemetery of Salisbury. Born Sept. 17, 1930, in Calhoun Coimty, Ala., he was a son of Elizabeth Cowan Gannon of Ohio and the late Chester Garmon. He had retired frmn the U.S. Army as a master sergeant. Survivors, in addition to his mother, include his wife, Geraldine Stiller Gannon; a daughter, Verlene Nolan of Alabama; two step daughters, Kim Kimmer of Mocksville and Vicky Click of Cooleemee; two stepsons, Ray Spry of Route 7, MtKksville, and Joey Spry of Cooleemee; two sisters, Sharon Malasko and Evelyn Gar mon, both of Ohio; a brother, Virgil Garmon of Alabama; several half brothers and sisters; and eight grandchildren. -✓DR. GIDEON 1. HANES, JR. WINSTON-SALEM — Dr. Gi deon 1. (Ike) Hanes, Jr., 63, 836 Wellington Rd., died Monday at his home after a prolonged illness. Graveside services were held Tues day in Foisyth Memorial Park by Dr. Paul Craven. Dr. Hanes was born March 18, 1925, in Winston-Salem to Gideon I. and Mamie Shermer Hanes, Sr. He lived in Winston-Salem all of his life. He graduated from Reynolds High School, Wake Forest College and Bowman Gray School of Medicine. He served his internship and residen cy at City Hospital and N.C. Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill. Dr. Gideon served in World War 11 in the U.S. Army as a surgical technician. He was a member of Forsyth and American Medical Societies. He had an OB-GYN prac tice for 20 years before his retire ment. He was a member of First Baptist Churcb. Surviving arc his wife, Frances Crews Hanes, of the home; one son, David M. Hanes, Rt. I, Advance, and his mother, Mrs. G.I. Hanes, Sr., 1608 Academy St. Memorials may be made to the Salvation Army or a charity of the donor's choice. ^ RAYMOND J. KIDDOO jYADKlNVlLLE - Mr. Ray mond J. Kiddoo, 75, Kenyon Lake, Texas, formerly of Yadkinville, died Friday in Austin, Texas. He was a graduate of Yadkinville High School and Wake Forest Col lege. Mr. Kiddoo was retired from the Administration of San Marcos Baptist Academy. While living in Yadkinville, he made his home with the late Mr. and Mrs. Avalon E. Hall. He was married to Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor Kiddoo, who sur vives, of the home. Also surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ron Fouts, Garland, Texas, and Mrs. Don Green, San Dimas, Calif.; three foster sisters, Mrs. Pat Preston, Yadkinville, Mrs. Gene Garland, Mount Airy, and Mrs. Roy Doub, East Bend; two foster brothers, William E. Hall, Mocksville, and David Hall, Japan; and four grandchildren. A memorial service was held Monday at Pennington Funeral Hume in San Marcos, Texas. In lieu of flowers, the family re quests memorials Ix: made to the American Institute of Cancer Research. / MRS. CARRIE LOMAN GREENVILLE, S.C. - Mrs. Carrie Hepler Haneline Loman, 80, of Greenville, S.C. died there Jan. 28. Services and burial were held in Greenville with McAfee Funeral Home in charge of arrangements . Mrs. Loman was bom in Davie County July 3, 1906 to the late Charlie and Mary Helen Sain Hepler. She was a homemaker and the widow of the later Fiank Lx)man, who died in 1983. She was a native of Davie County and had resided in Greenville for approximately 40 years. Survivors include three (faughters, Mrs. Peggy Branhara of Mocksville, N.C., Mrs. Barbara McDonald of Spaitenburg, S.C. and Mrs. Marlene Maw of Greenville, S.C.; two sons, J.M. Haneline of Mebane, N.C. ^ (3ene Haneline of Grier, S.C.; nine grandchildren and nine g^at-granddtildren. r/Li- OAVIE CO. PUBLJC LfBRARY MOCKsviae. jvc DAVBE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1987- / % ck H- MRS. PEARL W. LUFFMAN STATE ROAD^ Mrs. Pearl Walters LufTman, Rt. I, died Jan. 29 at Baptist Hospital. Funeral services were held Sunday at Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church by i the Rev. Glenn Byrd. Burial was in ' the church cemetery. i The body was taken from Eaton's Funeral Home in Mocksville to Alexander-Church-Kennedy Funeral Home in Elkin. where the family received friends. 'Mrs. LufTman was born May 5, 1913, in Surry County to the late John W. and Etta Carter Walters. She was a homemaker and was a former member of Charity United Methodiiit Church before moving her membership to Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church in 1936. She was preceded in death by one sister. Margie Walters. Survivors include her husband, J. Clyde Luffman, of the home; one daughter, Mrs. Danny (Nancy Louise) Darnell, of the home; two sons, James Javan (Jim) Luffman, Greensboro, and Roby Lee Luff man, Rt. 3, Mocksville; two grand sons, Randy Van Luffman. Dallas. , Texas, and Michael Luffman. Mocksville; one granddaughter, Renee LufTman, Mocksville; one sister, Mrs. Claude (Lexie) Sneed, State Road; one brother, Robert (Bob) Walters, Ronda; and several nieces and nephews. v/ GROVER STEEN, JR. WINSTON-SALEM - Mr. Grover Stecn. Jr.. .'56. 1440 Whitehall Ct., died Jan. 27 at Moses Cone Hospital in Grceasboro. He was bom January 13, 1931, in Chester County, S.C., to the late Grover Stecn Sr. and Rmnta GhantI Stecn. Mr. Stecn was a planning engineer with AT&T Technologies and was a member of Parkway Baptist Church. He was a graduate of the University of South Carolina. Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Helen Stevenson Sleen. of the home: one daughter, Robin Eli.se Stedn, Roanoke. Va.; one son, K. Bryan Stecn, M(Kk.sville; two .si.stcrs. Ola Mac McMurray. Ft. Uwn, S.C.. and Anna Bell Jones. Rock Hill. S.C.; and four hrolliers, Jamc.s Siccn. New Bern. N.C., Waller M. Stccn and Vernon L. Steen, both of. Chester. S.C.. and R". Marion Stcch, Cay CO, S.C. Funeral services were held Satur day at Wright Funeral Home in Chester. S.C. Burial followed in Chester Memorial Gardens. 7 FLOYD MUNDAY ADVANCE — Floyd Monroe Munday, 67, of Route 4, died Satur day evening in Lexington Memorial Hospital. The funeral was held Tue.sday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel in Mocksville, conducted by the Rev. Tom McLean. Burial was in Mocks United Methodi.st Church cemetery. Bom Oct. 26. 1919. in Davie County, he was a .son of the late William and Mary Beth Hill Mon day. He was a retired farmer. Survivors include his wife, Mixiell Orrell Munday; a daughter, Nancy Brooks of L^exington; two sons, Kenneth Munday of Lexington and Billy Munday of MocLsville; two sisters, Willie Cartner of Mocksville and Aimie Clinard of High Point; six grandchildren; and one great-grandson. / WINFIELD STEWART Mr. Winfield (Scott) Stewart, 92, Rt. 3, MocLsville, died Monday morning at V.A. Medical Center in Salisbury. Funeral services were to be held at 2 p.m. Wedne.sday at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by the Revs. Bobby Swain aiid Le.sler Kcaton. Burial was to be in Dulin United Methodist Church cemetery. Mr. Stewart was born in Davie County to Dick C. and Fannie Hege Stewart. He was a retired farmer. Surviving are his wife, Eunice Shoaf Stewart, of the home; one son Hubert (Pcic) .Stewart. Rt. 3 MrK'ksviilc: two brothers, Tom Stewart. Rt. 3. Mocksville and Johnny (ButI) Stewart. LinwrxKl- fwo sisters. Cora Stewart.' Mocksville and Sallie Sain, Rt 3 Mock.svillc; two grandchildren. Dale Stewart and Crystal Hilton, both of Rt. 3, Mocksville, and three great-grandchildren. ai o -1 2: o Zi _ tn _ o. tu V.' O t-' o o lu > s (O J- DAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARY MQCKSVlLLEa NO a pa DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, I987-3D CN V A Obituaries \/ ERNEST D. RAUI.ERSON CLEMMONS — Mr. Emc.sl Dur- wood Raulerson. 56. .1929 Hampton Rd., died Monday at For.syth Hospital after an extended illness. He was born in Haincs City. Fla., to Ernest DurwtKxl and Neila Mae Raulerson. Mr. Raulerson was a teacher and coach for the Winston-Salem/For- syth County school system for 21 years and. most recently, taught at West Forsyth High .School. He is .survived by his wife, JoAnn Raulerson. of the home; one daughter. Carol R. Brassell. Philadelphia, Penn.; two sons. Ronald &ott Raulerson. Mocksvillc, and Mark Edward Raulerson, of the home; three sisters. Juanita Borowski, Buffalo. N.Y.. Joyce Singer, Brooksville. Fla., and Janet Hensley, Inverness, Fla.; two brothers, Charles Ray Raulerson. Orange Park. Fla., and Kenneth Wayne Raulerson, We.st Germany; and three grandchildren, Matthew Scott Raulerson, Ryann Marie and Robert Frances Brassell. Memorial .services were to be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Trinity United Methodist church, 3819 Country Club Rd., by the Rev. Der- rell Parris. The family was to receive friends at the home. Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m. and Wcdnc.sday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. They were to also receive friends following the .service. In lieu of flowers, the family re quests that any memorials be made to Trinity United Methixlist Church. CHARLES SWICEGOOD COOLEEMEE — Charles Boyd "Swicey" Swicegood, 82, died in Davie County Hospital Feb. 6. The funeral was Sunday in Good Shepherd Episcopal Church with Father Willis Ro.senthitl officiating. Burial was in St. Andrew's Church cemetery. He was born May 23. 1904, in Rowan County to the late Charlie and Flora Belle Green Swicegood. He was a retired rc.staurant cook and a member of Good Shepherd Episcopal Church. Survivors include a daughter, Joan S. Snyder of Cooleemee; a sister, Maiy Lee Riggs of Kannapolis; four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. DONAI^D E. SMITH WINSTON-SALEM - Mr. Donald Eugene Smith, .58. 43.39 .S. Main St., died Monday morning .it his home. He was born in Forsyth County to the late Marvin Smith and Ina Tilley Smith. He was a member of V.F. W. South Main St. Post; he was a veteran of World War II. U.S. Navy. He was of the Baptist faith. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Jean Hardison Smith. Winston-Salcm; three stepdaughters, Crrllccn Fcrrcll. Advance. Mis.sey Daniel and Robin Baker, both of Win.ston-Salcm; one .step.son, Tracy Daniel. Virginia; three sisters. Mrs. Terry Bowman and Mrs. Paul Howell. both of Win.ston-Salem, and Mrs. Benny Wal.ser. Lexington; two brothers. Mike Smith. Pfafftown. and Darrell Smith, M(x:k.sviIIc: his grandmother, Mrs. Dicic Tilley, Wiaston-Salcm; and four grandchildren. Funeral services were to be held at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek Chapel by the Rev. Mike Duflleld. Burial was to follow in Community Baptist Church Cemetery. // 'BOB' SCOTT Robert Lester "Bob" Scott, 59, of Route 8, Mocksville, died Feb. 6 at Forsyth Memorial Hospital, Winston-Salem. after being seriously ill for one month. The funeral was held Monday at Mainville AME Zion Church with the Rev. William Bailey ofilciating. Burial was Tuesday at the National Cemetery of Salisbury. Born Aug. 28, 1927, in Da vie County, a son of Beulah Wil.sor Scott of Mocksville. and the late John A. Scott, he was retired fronr Hancs Hosiery and a veteran of the Korean War. Survivors in addition to hi: mother, include four brothers. John Clyde. Ncal and Dwight Scott, all o Mocksville; two sisters. Helen War ren of Winston-Salem, and Shirlc; Steele of Mocksville; and a numbe: of nieces and nephews. ■iM & 2 a ui CD rj OL d o Ul > s DAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE. NO fVt, i .1 COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, I987-3D Obituaries y DEWEY P. BECK Dcwey Pinkney Beck, 65, of Ratledge Road, Route 8, Mocksvillc was pronounced dead at Davie County Hospital Tuesday morning. He had been in declining health for eight months but death was unexpected. Mr. Beck was. bom in Davie County Oct. 15, 1921, to the late Sheridan St. Ledger "Buddy" Beck and Annie Beatrice Dyson Beck. He was retired from the U.S. Postal Service at the Mocksvillc Post Office as a rural mail carrier with 20 years of service. Prior to that time he was a substitute carrier and carpenter for over 20 years. He attended Liberty Wcsleyan Church in Sheffield and was a number of the National Rural Car riers Association. Survivors include his wife of 45 years, Grace C. Ratledge; a grand daughter, Sherri McDaniel of Route 8, Mocksvillc; two brothers, Blume T. Beck and M. Clivc Beck, both Route I. Harmony; one sister. Mrs. Bessie Siroud of Route 6, Mocksvillc; and a number of nieces and nephews. A daughter, Barbara Annette Beck McDaniel, preceded him in death in 1982. Funeral arrangements were in complete Tuc.sday afiemoon. \/lMRS. MADELINE W. YATES PAYETTEVILLE - Mrs.Madeline Wright Yates, 72, oJ^4 York Rd. died in Sept. of (j98^ Graveside .services were held at Lumber Bridge Cemetery. Surviving are three sisters. Mabel W. Cottrell of Southem Pines, Elizabeth W. Harper of Altamonte Springs. Ra., Doris W. Lanius of Fayettevillc and a brother, Robert W. Wright of Tempc, Ariz. Mrs. Yates was the widow of Lt. Col. John Andrew Yates of N. Main St., Mocksvillc. Lt. Col. Yates was the son of Mrs. C.N. Christian MARGARET BOST K ANNAPOLIS — Margaret Louisa Rhyne Bost, 83, of 5724 Turner Drive, died Saturday at Cabarrus Memorial Hospital. She had been ill for three months. The funeral was held Monday at Midway United Methodist Church, with the Rev. Roy H. Lockridge of ficiating. Burial was at Centcrgrove Lutheran Church cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Building Inprovement Fund of Mid way United Methodist Church. Bom March 22, 190.3, in Guilford County, a daughter of the laic Herbert and Lucy Lynn Rhyne, she worked in the spinning room of Can non Mills Plant No. 4 until retire ment in 1968. She was a member of Midway United Methodist Church. Survivors include two .sons. Bill R. Bost of Concord and Lloyd L. Bost of San Jose, Calif.; eight daughters, Lynn Severf of the home, Beverly Miller and Margaret Whitaker of Kannapolis, Carolyn Shores and Jane Perkins of Concord, Betty Wil.son of Coolecmce, Hilda Eller of Columbia, S.C., and Sarah Bost of China Grove; One si.ster, Euphemia Rainey of Kannapolis; 19 grandchildren; one step-grandchild; six great grandchildren; and two step-great-grandchildren. ' /norman m. kuhn COOLEEMEE - Mr. Nomian Merle Kuhn, 69, died Feb. 12 at Rowan Memorial Hospital. Funeral .services were held Satur day at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by the Rev. I^rry Allen and the Rev. Shelby Harbour. Burial was in Legion Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to First Baptist Church of Coolecmce. Mr. Kuhn was a retired employee of Ciba-Geigy with .18 years of .serv ice in New York and Grcen.sboro. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Hudson, N.Y. Surviving are his wife, Sarah Jor dan Kuhn; one sister, Dorothy Ham mond, Odenton, Md.; and one nephew, Arthur Hammond, Oden ton, Md. ■•^ANNIE MAE CLEMENTAnnie Mae Clement, 74, of 258Mill St., MocLsville, died Feb. 12 at Forsyth Memorial Hospital in Winston-Salem.Bom Jan.. I, 1913, in Knoxville,Tenn., she was educated in theschools of Knoxville. Retired as adomestic, .she was a member of Fair-fi eld Bapti.st Church, where she had served as trea.surer and deaconess.She was a mother of the church.Survivors include three step.sons.Van Clement of Mock.sville,William Clenjent of Salisbury and George ClementijfPfooklyn, N.Y.;two stepdaughters; tizzie Fowler of Mocksvillc pttdCAances Jones ofSalisbupr; a.9«fgH Joyce Mack ofKnoxville, Tenn.; and one grandchild. ' ANNIE H. DULINAnnie Sue Hudson Dulin, 45, of112 Foster St., MocLsville died Sunday at Davie County Hospital afterbeing in declining health for a yearand seriously ill for three days.The body was to remain at Nobleand Kel.scy Funeral Home inSalisbury pending completion of funeral arrangements.Bom March 4, 1941, in DavieCounty, she was a daughter of SadieHudson of Mocksvillc and the lateJohn Henry Campbell. A graduate ofDavie County High School, she waslast employed with Drexel Heritage Fumiture Co. She was a member ofShiloh Baptist Church. Survivors, in addition to hermother, include her husband, JohnW. Dulin; a son, Marcus Hudson of the home; three daughters, LisaDulin and Adrian Hudson, both ofthe home, and Elaine Dulin ofSalisbury; a brother, Anthony G.Hudson of Inglewood. Calif.; and one grandchild. V- 5] O CO dZD 5a ir, . i: o o > r I davie CO. PUBUC UBRARV MOCKSVILLE, no cr^ c^ ?■ s- y JAMES E. GOUGH ^ Mr. James Emory Cough. 62, Rt. S. Mocksville, died Feb. 12 at Bap tist Hospital.Funer^ services were held Sunday at Yadkin Valley Baptist Church by the Rev. Leon Wood. Burial was in the church cemetery. The family requests that any memorials be made to Yadkin Valley Baptist Church. Mr. Cough was bom in Lee Coun ty, son of the lale James E. and Vic toria Clark Cough. He was a member of Yadkin Valley Baptist Church and was a retired truck driver. Surviving are his wife, Peggy Walker Cough; four daughters,Kathy Transou, Rt. 5, Mocksvill^, Vickie Hendrix and Nancy Crubbs, both of Mooresville, and Barbara Creen, Rt. 4, Mocksville; two sisters, Mrs. Ora Mae Bowles, Rt. S, Mocksville, and Mrs. Ethel Joyner, Winston-Salem; one brother, Tom Cough, Rt. 8, Mocksville; five grandchildren; seven stepgrandchildren; and two stepgreat-grandchildren. V MARY BELLE LAGLE Mary Belle Jones Lagle, 81, of 119 Cwyn St., Mocksville, died at her home Feb. 12. I'he funeral was held Saturday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chti'pel.Burial was in Jerich9j|Church ofChrist cenjctery. -^v ' Memorials may bt^aiadc to the Ass(x;iation for Retar&dCiti/.en.s, in care of C.M. Anderson, Route 2, Box 389, Advance, N.C. 27006 or the Davie County Library in Mocksville. Bom in Davie County on March I, I90S, she was a daughter of the late Hampton C. and Ida Jane Shive Jones. She was a retired nursing assistant with the Davie County Hospital and a member of Jericho Church of Christ. Survivors include her husband, Ernest Lagle; a daughter, Ailcne Potts of Route 2, Advance; a son, Fred Lagle of the home; four sisters, Veatrice Towell, Helen Koontz, Frances Williams and Ben Craves, all of Mocksville; a brother, Carl Jones of Route 1; two grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. •>/ THOMAS F. McGALLlARD WINSTON-SALEM — Mr. Thomas Franklin McCalliard, 76, 6330 Linda Dr., Lewisville, died Feb. II at Baptist Hospital, follow ing a brief illness. He was bom February 7, 1911, in Marion, the son of Thomas and Sally Fair McCalliard. Mr. McCalliard moved to Forsyth County in 1957 and was employed by Oak Ridge Textile Manufacturers in Creensboro, retir ing in 1977. He was of the Baptist faith. He was married in 1937 to Bcnha Ward McCalliard, who survives, of the home. Also surviving arc one daughter, Mrs. Barry (Joyce) Atwood, 2664 Wessex Rd.; three sons, T. Dean McCalliard, Mocksville, Joe M. Causby, Winston-Salem, and Frank Leon Causby, Mocksville; sixgrandchildren; three great grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Kate Cillispic, Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, and Mrs. Nora Sisk, all of Marion, N.C.; and two brothers, Marshall McCalliard, Marion, and Edward McCalliard, Munfordville, Ky. Funeral services were held Satur day at Vogler's Reynolda RoadChapel by the Dr. E. Wilson Wahl. Interment lollowed in Forsyth Memorial Park. HOWARD E. MOREFIELD YADKINVILLE - Mr. Howard Eugene Morefield, 69, Rt. I, died Feb. 9 at Hoots Memorial Hospital. He was burn in Surry County toLugene and Lucy ^ma Wall Morefield. He was a member of Richmond Hill Baptist Church. Surviving are one daughter, Judy Mallow, Rt. 3, Apex; four sons, Jerry Morefield, Carthage, Cene, Kenneth, and Larry Morefield, all of Texas; three sisters, Mrs. Elsie Par- rish, Mocksville, Mrs. Nonnte Hut- chens, Boonville, and Mrs. Ethel Miller, Rt. I, Boonville; and one brother, Claude Morefield, Boonville. Funeral services were held Friday at Mackie-Centry Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Daniel Merritt. Burial was in Richmond Hill Bap tist Church Cemetery. REBA H. MYERS 'ADVANCE - Mrs. Reba Howard Myers, 78, Rt. I, Box 401, widow of Carl H. Myers, died Saturday morning at Forsyth Hospital. Funeral services were held Mon day at Creen Meadows Baptist Church by the Rev. Leon Wood and the Rev. Yates Wilketson. Burial followed in the churclt cemetery. Mrs. Myers was born in Davie County to Tom and Lelia Smith Howard. She had lived in Davie County all of her life. She was a member of Creen Meadows Baptist Church. She was a retired employee of Carolina Nar row Fabric Co. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Bobby C. (Nell) Allen, Rt. 5, Mocksville; two sons, Herbert Myers, Cilbert, S.C., and C.L. Myers, Rt. 1, Advance; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. \/ WILLIAM N. WELKINS KINSTON - William Neisler Wilkins, formerly of North Wilkesboro, died Feb. 13 at Britt- haven Nursing Home. Mr. Wilkins was bom in Salisbury Jan. 9, 1908, to the late Carrie Neisler and William Robert Wilkins. He received his education at North Wilkesboro High School and Washington and Lee University. He was a retired pharmacist at Standard Dmg of Kinston. Mr. Wilkins was a member of the Kinston Presbyterian Church. He was a veteran of World War 11, hav ing served in the European Theater and the Aleutians. He was a member of VFW No. 2771. He is survived by his sister, Mrs. James H. Somers of Wilkesboro; four nieces; 13 great-'nieces and nephews and three great-great- nephews. Craveside services were held Saturday at 3 p.m. at Rose Cemetery in Mocksville and were officiated by the Rev. Alec Alvord of the Wilkesboro United Methodist Church. DAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARY ^AOGKSVlLLE* NO UNKNOWN PUBLICATION, February 14,1987 ANDERSON YADKINVILLE — Hobson Henderson, 86, Rt. 5, Ty- ; ler St., died at her home Saturday 1 night. She was born in Yadkin I County, May 7, 1900, to James : Anderson and Mattie Elizabeth ! Joyner Hobson. She was a member ; of Seventh Day Advcntist Church I (Mockaville). She was married to Hubbard 0. Henderson, who died i January 7,1974. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Lament, Evansviile, Ind. and Miss Jean Williams, Rt. 5, Yadhinvllle; one stepdaughter. Miss Catherine Henderson, Rt. B, Yadkinville; two sisters, Mrs. Eva Wooten, East Bend and Mrs. Bessie Stewart, ; BoonviUe; one brother, Jim Hob- ; son, East Bend; two grandchildren . and four peat-grandchildren. Pu- ; neral services will be 11 a.m. Tues- L day at Mackie-Gentry Funeral I Chapel by the Rev. W. Sidney Mills. Burial will be in Anderson, Ind. The family will receive friends from 2 to 8 p.m. today at the ftmer- al home. Bio - Obituaries - 2/14/1987 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA UNKNOWN PUBLICATION, February 15,1987 STONESTREET/^^/^**- y^t%. I^cie Boger Stonestreet, 85,, f 43 Park Bivd., died at her home! \ Sunday morning. She was the wid- 1 ow of Wade Franklin Stoneatreet. Funeral services will be 31 a.m. Tuesday at Vogler's Reynolda Road Chapel by Rev. John P. Spillman, Jr. Burial will be in For- sjlh Memorial Park. Mrs. Stonea treet was bom in Davie County to Calvin and Margaret Boger. She i had lived most of her life in Win- ston-Salem. She was a member of the Eastern Star and the V.F.W. j ! Auxiliary. She was a member of Central Terrace United Methodist i Church. Surviving are one daugh- '! ter, Mrs. Bonnie Sturkey, Char- ;; lotte; one son, Conrad Stonestreet, ] Winston-Salem; four grandchil- ^ dren, JoAnne Carpenter, Myrtle 1 Beach, B.C., Connie Kennedy, At- ' lanta, Ga., Beth Sturkey, Char lotte and Jeff Sturkey, Northfield, Minn.; two great-grandchildren and one brother, John Boger, Mocksville. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight at the funeral home. Bio - Obituaries - 2/15/1987 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE county enterprise record, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 26, I9S7- ■Obituaripg ' V Q FREDERIC F. RAIIN.SON JR. WINSTON-SALEM - Mr.Frederic Fric.s Bahn.<ion Jr., 73,940Arbor Rd.. died Feb. 20 at Forsvlh Hospital.■ He was ^irn Augu.sl 26. 1913. inFbrsytb County to Frederic Fric.sBahbson and Bleeker Reid Bahnson.He spent his early life in ForsythCounty. He was a graduate ofMcCallie Military Academy and theUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Class of 1935.Mr. Bahnson was a Forsyth County Commi.s.sioner from 1954 to I960,serving as Chairman from 1956 to1960. He was a member of the Northprolina Legislature from 1962 to1966. He was a trustee at Salem College, East Carolina UniversityUNC-Chapel Hill and Women'sCollege of Greensboro. He was past president of Winston-SalemKiwanis, N.C. Cattlemen's A.s.socia-tlon and the North American Sheep dog Society. Mr. Bahnson was the director oftte N.C. Zoological Society and was chairman of the Dixie Classic Fair.He was co-owner and operator ofSalem Steel Stamping and Win-Mock Farm. He was a member of Home Moravian Church. Surviving are his wife, Loui.scBennett Bahnson. of the home; onedaughter, Mrs. Bleeker LouiseStrand, Advance; two sons. Dr.Frederic Fries Bahnson III, aMedical Missionary in Nigeria andBert Bahnson, Advance; threebrothers, Henry Bahn.son, Pittsburgh, Pa., Alex Bahn.son, De LandFla. and Dr. E. Reid Bahn.son,* Winston-Salem and six grandchildren, Frederic Fries Bahnson IV,Carsten Marshall Bahason, MaryCaroline Bahnson, Mary LouiseBahnson, Loui.se Bahnson Strandand Laura Elizabeth Strand.Funeral services were held Sundayat Home Moravian Church by Dr. Robert Sawyer and Dr. Kenneth Robinson. Burial was in Moravian Graveyard.Memorials may be made to N.CZoological Soddy, Ashcboro, N.C. DAVID S. HOSTCHINA GROVE - TTie funeralfor David Stuart Bo.st was held Saturday at Linn-Honeycutt FuneralHome Chapel in China Grove, conducted by the Rev. Richard Horn.Burial was in West Lawn Cemetery. Bnst, 26, of 711 S. Franklin .St.died I'cb. 19 at Rownn Memorial Ho.spiial from injuries sustained onhis job as a welder for St.iclean Dif-fuser Co. in .Salisbury. Born Aug. 9, I960, in Rowan County, a son Robert Bost ofSalisbury and Ramona Phillips Bllerof China Grove, he was educated in the Rowan County schools. Survivors, in addition to hisparents, include a brother, MichaelBost of China Grove; two sisters, Tcri Adams of China Grove and Tina Tatum of Mocksville; hismaternal grandmother, MaryPhillips of China Grove; and his paternal grandmother, Christine Bo.st of Ocean Isle. y WILLIE M. CARTNER Willie Munday Cartner, 83, of Mocksville, died Monday night at Davie County Hospital. The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Bill Farmer and the Rev. Dana Ervin. Burial will be in Bethel United Methodist Church cemetery. The family was to be at the funeral home Wednc.sday night from 7 to 9. Bom Sept. 15, 1903, in Davie County, she was a daughter of the late William M. and Mary Beth Hill Munday. She was a homemaker and a member of Fork Baptist Church. Her husband, Samuel Elijah Cart ner, died in 1951. Survivors include two daughters,Louise Michael of Lexington and Carolyn Boger of Route 4, Mocksville; a sister, Annie Clinard of High Point; seven grandchildren: and five great-grandchildren. ANNIE S.H. DULIN The funeral for Annie .Sue Hud son Dulin was held Friday at Shilirh Baptist Church, conducted by Dr. A.O. Walker, pa.st6r. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Dulin, 45, of 112 Foster St., Mocksville, died .Sumkiy at DavieCounty Hospital afler being in declining health for a year andseriously jll /pr three days. "AL" GROOMS .WINSTON-SALEM — JamesAlbert "Al" Grooms Sr., 64, 3667Oak Hollow Ct., died unexpectedlyFeb. 18 at Baptist Hospital. A son of William Clarence andAnna L. Grooms, he served 32 years in the Federal Government, where he retired as laspector General of the National Security Agency. He wasa member of Centenary United Methodist Church and was with thefirm of Petree, Stockton, and Robin son of Win.ston-SaIem.Surviving arc his wife, Mary C. Grooms; two children, Carol E. Livengood, Mocksville, and JamesA. Grooms, Jr., Winston-Salem; .six grandchildren; one brother, WilliamRalph Grooms, Albuquerque, N.M.; and his mother, of Winston-Salem. Memorial services were con ducted by Dr. Dallas Rush and theRev. Wesley Dodge at Centenary United Methodist Church on Saturday. Memorials may be made to the Winston-Salem Chapter of the American Heart Association. O o. to d d OJ ■ ' < n j-WWIE CO. POBQC OBRAWf MOCKSVILLE, NC 0\ i :t: -ai cr- i <5 ^.u. HELLARD LANDIS - J.D. Hellard, 62. of 314 E. Ryder Avc., died Feb. 19 al Cabarrus Memorial Hospital after being in declining health for one year and seriously ill for several months. The fimeral was Sunday in the Linn-Honeycutt Funeral Home Chapel in Landis, conducted by the Rev. Richard Horn and Bill Biles. Burial was in Brookhill Memorial Gardens in Rockwell. Born Oct. 6, 1924, in Davie County, he was a son of the late Carl J. and Ellen Ridcnhour Hellard. Educated in the Davie County schools, he was employed as a .superintendent of Crescent Con struction Co. in Concord. He was a member of Emanuel Baptist Church in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and was a veteran of World War II, having served as a sergeant in the U.S. Army. Survivors include his wife, Jackie Hamrick Hellard; a son, Ronald Hellard of Rockwell; two daughters, Kathy Lee of Faith and Carlos Keller of Mocksville; Four stepdaughters. Patsy Har rison and Terry Patrick, both of Granite Quarry, Sheila Beaver of Landis and Sherry Burris of Albemarle; two brothers, Raymond' Hellard of Woodleaf an^jjunes Hellard of Sali.sbury; a si^gfl^ Dbt- tie Bracken of Salisbury; fQ grand children; and two]; great grandchildren. y STELLA McCLAMKOCK Stella Phclps McClamrock, 89, of Big Elm Retirement Center, and formerly of Route 4, Mocksville, died Feb. 20 at Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte, where she had been a patient for two months. The funeral was Saturday at Liber ty United Methodist Church. Burial was in the church cemetery. Born Jan. 29, 1898, in Davie County, she was retired from Erwin Mills Co. and was a member of Liberty United Methodist Church. Her husband, Arthur "Tete" McClamrock, died July 30, 1971. Survivors include a daughter, Katherine Rushing of Tucson, Ariz.; two sons, Carl McClamrock of Kan- napolis and Lester McClamrock of Woodleaf; a sister, Ruth Burton of Mocksville; a brother, Raymond Phclps of Mocksville; eight grand children; and four great grandchildren. y B.E. "BILL" REDMOND WINSTON-SALEM - Mr. Blondel Elmo (Bill) Redmond, 69, 917 Rock Spring Dr., died Saturday evening at Forsyth Hospital. He was bom October 17, 1917, in Winston-Salem to the late Edgar Phillip and Ruby Frazier Redmond. Mr. Redmond attended Freedom Baptist Church in Rural Hull. He was an amateur radio operator with call letters K41EC. He was the former Network Manager for Virginia Phone Net. He was current ly employed with Hurst Dental Labs. Surviving are his wife, Mabel Chapman Redmond, of the home; one son, Charles E. (Butch) Red mond, Charlotte; one grand daughter, Sharon Marie Redmond, Cooleemee; two sisters, Mrs. Jean R. Jones, St. Petersburg, Fla. and Miss Phyllis Louise Redmond, 201 N. Sunset Dr.; and one brother, Edgar F. Redmond, Winston-Salem. Funeral services were held Mon day at Vogler's Main Street Chapel by the Rev. John T. Byerly. Burial was in Forsyth Memorial Park. The family requests that any memorials be made to the American Cancer Society. / DESSIEREE P. WILKINS STATESVILLE — Dezziercc Pulliam Wilkins, 63, of 2812 Twin Oaks Drive, sister of Lucille Flem ing of Salisbury, died unexpectedly Feb. 17 at her home. The funeral was held Saturday at Holsey Memorial CME Church, conducted by the Rev. H.L. Gilliani, pastor. Qurial was in Belmont Cemetery. Bom July 9, 1921, in Bunks Coun ty, Ga., she was a daughter of the late William and Sarah Jones Pulliam. Employed with the Iredell County Schools, she was a member of Holsey Memorial CME Church, where she served as president of the pastor's aide, treasurer of the Sun day school department, primary Sunday school teacher, and was a member of the trustee board, senior choir and Voices of Holsey. Her husband, John David Wilkins, preceded her in death. Survivors include six other sisters, Azzilee P. Clement of Philadelphia, Pa., Bertha P. Wilson of Mocksville, Catherine P. Smoot and Jessie P. Hodg4s, both of Winston- Salem, and Lila Pulliam and Camilla Martin, both of Queens, N.Y.; two brothers, William Pulliam of Queens, N.Y., and Harvey Pulliam of Mocksville. Several nieces and nephews, in cluding LaTreena Jordan and Glenn N. Chambers, both of the home, and Sylvia Morris, Ada Bruce and Ar chie G. Chambers, all of Statesville, and Cynthia Rodriguz of Germany, who Nyere all raised in the home. eo. puBuc ^CKSVttJJE, NO DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1987-9C "t) Obituaries n/MRS. Wn.LIE M. CARTNER Mrs. Willie Munday Cartncr, 83, widow of Samuel Elijah Gartner, died Feb. 23 at Davic County Hospital. ' Funeral services were held Feb. 26 at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Bill Farmer and the Rev. Dana Ervin. Burial was in Bethel United Methodist Church cemetery. Mrs. Gartner was born in Davic County to the late William M. and Mary Beth Hill Munday. She was a homcmaker and was a member of Fork Baptist Church. Her husband preceded her in death in 1951. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Louise Michael, 119 William Lane, Lexington, and Mrs. Carolyn Boger, Rt. 4, Mocksvillc; seven grandchildren; five great grandchildren; one si.stcr, Mrs. An nie Clinard, High Point; and .several nieces and nephews. MAUDE W. HOOTS y ADVANCE - Mrs. Maude Williams Htwts, 97, died early Feb. 25 at Meadowbrook Manor Nursing Center in Clemmons. She was bom in Yadkin County on Jan. II, 1890, to Millard and Elizabeth Hutchens Williams. Mrs. Hoots was a member of Deep Creek Baptist Church. She was married to Mr. J.J. Hoots; who died Dec. 14, 1969. Surviving are two sons, Allen F. Hoots, Clemmons, and Kenneth F. Hoots, Advance. Funeral services were held Feb. 26 at Maekie-Gentry Chapel by the Rev. J.C. Shore. Burial was in Deep Creek Baptist Church Cemetery Fri day. The family requests no flowers. Memorials may be made to the charity of the donor's choice. / DUSTIN WAYNE PALMER Dustin Wayne Palmer, 4-month- old infant son of Jimmy and Kathy Potts Palmer of Route 6, Mocksville, died early Sunday mor ning at Davie County Hospital. A graveside service was held Tuesday at the Gospel Baptist Church cemetery, conducted by the Rev. Lc.ster Kcaton. Born Oct. 21, 1986, in Fonsyth County, he is survived, in addition • to his parents, by a sister, Kristin Moore of the home; his patental grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Palmer of Vadkiiiville; his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Beamon of Mocksville; His patemal great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Palmer of Yadkinville and Louise Adkins of Yadkinville; and his maternal great- grandmother, Ethel Mudderman of Mocksville. ROBERT "RINGO" RING The funeral for Robert "Ringo" Ring of Mocksville was held Friday at Trinity Baptist Church in Davie County with the Rev. Darrell Cox and the Rev. William Hutchens of- Ficiating. Burial was in Floral Garden Park Cemetery in High Point. Born in Davidson County on Oct. 17, 1931, he was a son of the late Joe H. and Rosie Edward Ring. An employee of Air Master Electrical Inc. of Salisbury, he was a Baptist. Survivors include his wife, Ida Griffln Ring; three daughters, Wan da Shaffner, Debbie Bedford and Phyllis Bcaty, all of Mocksville; and seven grandchildren. Ring, 55, of Route 8, died unex pectedly Feb. 24 at Davic County Ho.spital of an apparent heart attack. ROBERT L. WINECOFF SALISBURY — Robert Lancer Winccoff, 93, of Route I, died Feb. 26 at Jo Lenc's Nursing Home after being in declining health for three months and seriously ill for a week. The funeral was held Sunday at Gay's Chapel United Methodist Chqrch. conducted by the Rev. Jack Luther", pastor, and the Rev. J.C. former pastor. Burial was in Itjlichurch cemetery. Memorials may be made to Gay's Chapel United Methodi.st Church. Route 9, Box 467, Salisbury. Bom April 30, 1893, in Rowan County, he was a son of the late Harvey and Sarah Jane l^wtler Wineeoff. Educated in the Rowan County schools, he was a retired farmer and a member of Gay's Chapel United Methodi.st Church. His wife, Eva Ghcen Winccoff. preceded him in death. Survivors include three sons. Paul L. Wineeoff of Statesville, Clarence H. Wineeoff of Route 2, Salisbury, and Fred E. Wineeoff, also of Salisbury; two daughters, Mrs. Lloyd (Maty) Shoaf and Mrs. J.E. (Dorothy) Archie, both of Route I; a sister. Pearl Ridenhour of Route 4, Mocksvillc; 21 grandchildren; and 25 great-grandchildren. _ '.!r'::ARy t.f:, f7c CO. PUBUCI^OCKSVlU-E* NO CTv c c^ % t. o /, THOMAS D. ISLEY SR. Thomas Duane Isley Sr., 73, of Route 7, Mooksville died Saturday at his home after a period of declin ing health. A graveside service was held Monday at Liberty United Methodist Church cemetery with the Rev. Leiand Richardson officiating. Born Oct. 26, 1913, in Duvie County, he was a son of the late Henry B. and Ada Allred l.sley. He was a retired security guard. Survivors include a daughter, Brenda 1. Kelly of Lewisville; a son, Thomas D. Isley Jr. of Lexington; a sister. Hazel Wagner of Arlington, Va.; two half sisters, Rovie Mayberry of Couleemee and Grace Ridenhour of Mocksville; and four grandchildren. / EILEEN FISHEL MILLS WINSTON-SALEM - Mrs. Eileen Fishcl Mills, 81, died March 2 in Winston-Salem at The Moravian Home, where she had resided since last April. She was tlie widow of Howard Cabell Mills, who died in 1941. In 1925, Mrs. Mills was one of two females in the first graduating class of Draughon's Business Col lege. She studied voice at Salem Col lege. She was active in the affairs of the Y.W.C.A. and the Business Pro fessional Women's Club. For many years, Mrs. Mills was dctive member of Home Mora- .9^ign Church, its Matilda Ward Class ? ^and the Women's Fellowship. In re- cent years, having returned to live in "Friedburg, where she was born and reared, she returned to Fried burg Moravian Church and became actively involved titere. Mrs. Mills was preceded in death by two sons, Howard Cabell, Jr. and Allen George Mills, and her brother, Aubrey C. Fishel. Surviving are a daughter, Emma, Mrs. Claiboume Worth Poindexter, of Greensboro; seven grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Carl Bowman, of Winston-Salem; brothers, Mr. Coy A. Fishel, of The Moravian Home, and Mr. Robert L. Fishel, Advance. The Rev. Thomas Shelton, pastor, and the Rev. Norwood Green were to officiate at the graveside service at God's Acre, Friedburg Moravian Church Wednesday, March 4, at 11:30 a.m. Memorials may be made to The Moravian Home, Friedburg Mora vian Church or any charity of the (Ipupr's choice. y SAMUEL J. SHOAF SALISBURY — Samuel Jerome Shoaf, 68, of Route 2 died Sunday at the Salisbury VA Medical Center after being in declining health for a number of years and seriously ill for the past year. The funeral was held Tuesday in the Lyerly Funeral Chapel with the Rev. C.I. Burris and the Rev. Gary Posey ofliciating. Military graveside rites will be held at Brookhill Memorial Gardens, conducted by the Rowan County Veterans Council. Born June 12, 1918, in Davie County, he was a son of Leddia Creason Shoaf of Davie County and the late Jerome A. Shoaf. Educated in the Davie County schools, he was engaged in textiles during his early life and later was employed by the VA Medical Center for 10 years. An ordained lay minister with Victory Temple Pentecostal Holiness Church, he was a U.S. Army World War II veteran and a member of DAV Post 52. Survivors, in addition to his mother, include his wife, Frances Newton Shoaf; three sons, Samuel A. Shoaf of Rockwell, the Rev. Jerry C. Shoaf of Waynesville and Gary L. Shoaf of Kannapolis; Four brothers, Harold L. Shoaf of Mayodan, the Rev. Bill Shoaf of Mocksville, the Rev. Kermitt R. Shoaf of Winston-Salem and James . A. Shoaf of South Carolina; three sisters, Sadie Barnhardt and Alene Jones, both of Mocksville, and Ruby Motley of Salisbury; 11 grand children; and five great grandchildren. . ! [■, ilQ CO.NIOCKSVIU-E. NC ^DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1987 Obituaries \ V/-* € "3 y M.K. ALLEN CLEMMONS - M.K. Allen, 83. formerly of Route 6, died Friday at the home orhi.s daughter, Elizabeth Steclman of 6991 Kembridge Drive, with whom he made hi.s home. The funeral was held Sunday at Bethlehem United Methodist Church in Advance, conducted by the Rev. Robert • Peurifoy and the Rev. Donald Funderburke. Burial was in the church cemetery. Bom in Davie County on Dec. 19, 1903, he was a son of the late William Gaston and Julia Bowden Allen. Retired from Drexel-Heritage Furniture Co. in Mocksville, he was a member of Bethlehem United Methodist Church. His first wife, Etta Riddle Allen, died in 1954, and bis .second wife, Clara Mac Richardson Allen, rliot! in 1984. Survivors include three other daughters, Mrs. Oscar (Ruth) Bi.shop of Clemmons, Mrs. Kenneth (Julia) Howell of Mocksville and Mrs. Davis (Louise) Fulp of King; two sisters, Ethel Soflcy of Hunt- .sville and Vclma McLclland of Mainsfield, Pa.; 14 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. y/ LILLIE F. ANDERSON WINSTON-SALEM - Mrs. Lillie Foster Anderson, 90, 2616 Atlantic St., died at her home .Sun day morning. Funeral services were held Tues day at Hay worth-Miller Silas Creek Chapel by the Rev. Nelson Weller. Burial was in Oaklawn Memorial Gardens, Mrs. Anderson was bom Septem ber 22, 1896, in Davie County to Weldon and Camilla Brock Foster. She spent most of her life in Winston-Salem. She was a member of First United Church of Christ. She was preceded in death by her hasband, John Q. Anderson, in 1962 and a daughter, Mrs. Mary Dhu Carter in 1973. .Surviving arc two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Chapplle, of the home and Mrs. Eugene (Ann) Settle, 411 Mclxan Ave.: four grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and one sister, Mrs. Betty Everhart, Winston-Salem. The family requests memorials be made to First United Church of Christ. y VANNIE W, BOLIN HARMONY — Mrs. Vannic Agu.sta White Bolin, 86, of NC 901, Route I, Harmony, died March 4 at Ircdcll Memorial Hospital where .she had been a patient for seven weeks. Mrs. Bolin was bom in Iredell County on Sept. 14, 1900, and was a daughter of the late Sylvanus Agustus and Margaret Emma Morefield White. She was a member of Clark.sbury United Methodist Church, where she was a member of the Methodist Women and a former member of the Clarksbury Home Demonstration Club. She was married on Dee. 23, 1917, to Virgin Bolin, who survives. Also surviving arc three sons, William Pierce Bolin of Route 12, Statesville. J. Paul Bolin of M(x;ksvil)c and Dwight L. Bolin of Statesville; four daughters, Mrs. Lucile B. Brown of Route I, Har mony, Mrs. Lillian B. Warren of Route 12, State.sville, Mrs. Evelyn B. Draughn of Route I, Moclcsville, and Mrs. Mary Lois B. Hollings- worth of Hendcrsonville; 17 grand children and 22 great grandchildren. One daughter, Florence E. Bolin, preceded her in death. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at Clarksbury United Methodist Church, with Rev. Donald L. Farris officiating. Burial followed in the Union Grove United Methodist Church cemetery. Active pallbearers were grand sons, James Lee Brown, James War ren, Jr., Bill Warren, Larry Draughn, Todd Bolin and Scott Bolin. V DUFF M. BUMGARNER CLEVELAND - Duff McCoy Bumgamer, 87, of Route I, died March 4 at Jo Lenc's Nursing Home in Sali.sbury after being in declining health for some time. Bom April 12, 1899, in Alexander County, he was a son of the late Zeb and Minnie Davis Bumgarner. A retired textile employee of Rowan Cotton Mills, he was a member of South River United Methodist Church and a member of the POS of A in Coolcemee. His wife, Claudia Brown Bumgamer, died in 1974. Survivors include three sons, Frank Bumgarner of Spencer, Harold Bumgarner of Route 2, Cleveland, and Jim Bumgamer of Route I, Wo(xllcaf: three daughters, Lucille Binkley and Muriel Camp- |)ell, both of Route I, Cleveland, and ^nie Waller of Route I. Woodleaf; A brother, J.B. Bumgamer of Statesville; four" sisters. Daphne ' Iscnhour, Melzie Ireland and Beatrice Lowrance, all of Statesville and Plezie Putman of Mount Holly; 19 grandchildren; 35 great grandchildren; and nine great-grea^grandchildrcn. ^ ^J|6hn m, cope L|3fW^T0N - Mr. John Mar- ^all Cope, 64, Rt. 3, Reeds com munity. died Saturday at Autumn Care Nursiiig Home in Mocksville after an illness of several years. Funeral services were Monday at Vogler's Piedmont Chapel by the Dr. Billy Joe Leonard and the Rev. Clyde Ackres. Interment was in Reeds Methodi.st Church Cemetery. Surviving are a brother, Mai Cope, Lexington; and three sisters. Mrs. Mary Allen, MocLsville, Mrs. Betty Wardlaw, Asheboro, and Mrs. Sadie Murphy, Charlotte. y JOSEPH F. FRANCE Jo.seph Francis Fmnck, 75, of Route 3, Mocksville, died March 5 at Forsyth Memorial Ho.spital in Winston-Salem. Born Sept. 5, 1911, in New York, he was a son of the late John and Mary Goetz Franck. He was a retired .storekeeper. Survivors include his wife. Jeanette Bretz Franck; a daughter, Janet Gru.sauskas of Stuart, Fla.; a son. Joseph F. Franck Jr. of Route 3; six grandchildren: and three great-grandchildren. A rosary was said Friday night for Mr. Franck at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel. The Ixxly was to be sent to Aycwk Funeral Home in Stuart, Fla., for services. Burial was to be in Forest Hills Memorial Park in Palm City. Fla. ' n ; VvRY fvc; I OWflE CO. PUBLIC LIBRAW MOCKSViaE. NC c^ •— 1= -O c® JOHN A. FROST John Alexander Frost, 61, of 113 Winward Circle, Mocksville, died March S at l-orsylh Memorial Hospital in Winston-Salcin alter a six-week illness. The funeral was held Mt)nday at Morrison-Studevenl Funeral Home in Mocksville, conducted by Elder l.W. Ijaines. Burial was Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the National Cemetery of Salisbury. Bom Aug. 25, 1925, in Davidson County, he was a sttn of Edna A. Morrison of the home and the late Grady Frost. He was retired from Dixie Furniture Co. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army. Survivors, in addition to his mother, include his wife, Virgil Frost of Lexington; four daughters, Dorothy Winston and Ann Frost, both of Lexington, and Edith and Meritha Frost, both of New York; A son, Eddie Frost of M(K'k.svll!c; three brothers, Whitfield, Louie and Bobby Frost, all of Mocksville; two sisters, Vivian Bryant and Nancy People, both of Mocksville; and 17 grandchildren. j JUANITA C, HAYNES YADKINVILLE - Mrs. Juanita Clementine Johnson Haynes, 76, Winston-Salem, died Saturday in a Fayetteville hospital. She was bom in Alexandria Coun ty to Harlen and Delia Parker Johnson. She was a member of San dy Springs Baptist Chuich. Her hus band, Dudley A. preceded her in death in 19^. Survivinfit^fwo daughters, Mrs. Mary Kamttoe' Reavis, Winston- Salem and^rs. Bobbie Jean Caudle, lA.'wisvilfe; two^sons, William David Haynes, Spring I^ke and Johnny Harlen Haynes, Lewisville; three sisters, Mrs. Kate Galliher, Statesvillc, Mrs. Jennie Vee Foster, Mocksville and Mrs. Cecil Reavis, Yadkinville; two brothers. Burl and Harlen Johnson, both of Statesville; nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Mon day at Sandy Springs Baptist Church by the Rev. Paul Simpson and the Rev. Flake Mason. Burial was in the church cemetery. ODESSA C. JARRETl' SALISBURY — Odessa Cpwan. Jarrett, 49, of 1015-B Washington St., High Point, a Rowan County native, died^arch 4 at her home after an illness of two weeks. Bora June 11, 1937, she was a daughter of Lino Cowan of Salisbuiy and the late Lavada Neely Cowan. She attended R.A. Clement High School and was last employed by Top-of-the-Mart in High Point. She was a former member of Boxwood Baptist Church in Mocksville. Survivtirs, in addition to her father, include two sons. Homer Jar rett Jr. of High Point and James N. Jarrett of Lexington; two daughters, Carolyn J. Moore of Kernersville and Odessa Denice Jarrett of lx*xington; Two brothers, John and Mornard Cowan, both of Salisbury; four other sisters, Helen Beaty and Josephine Rhodes, both of Salisbury; Ruby Gaines of Florence, S.C., and Bessie Wilson of CiH)leemee; and live grandchildren. / ROSA JONES ^ Rosa Florence Jones, 100, formerly of Route 3, Mocksville, died Sunday in Camden, S.C., at the home of a nephew with whom she had lived for the past five years. The fiincral was to be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by the Rev. E.M. James. Burial was to be in Fork Bap tist Church cemetery. Born July 26, 1886, in Davie County, she was a daughter of the late Phillip and Laura Ellis Jones. She was a homemaker. Survivors include several nieces and nephews. ^ FLOYD E. LEWIS CONCORD — The funeral for Floyd Eugene Lewis was held Satur day at Lady's Funeral Home Chapel in Kannapolis, conducted by the Rev. Gene GiHKlman. Burial was in the Kanna|X)lis Cemetery. Born Nov. II, 1912, in Davie County, he was a son of the late Augustus N. and Julia Russell Lewis. He was retired as a fixer in the spinning room at Cannon Mills. Survivors include his wife, Idell Kerlcy Ixwis; a daughter, Louise Stokes of 4646 Old Salisbury Con cord Road; three brothers, Ernest and Harvey Lewis, both of Kan napolis, and Lawrence Lewis of Albemarle; a sister, Enuna Bost of Badin; five grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. Lewis, 74. of 558 Widenhou.sc St., died March 5 at Cabarrus Memorial Hospital after a .serious ill ness of nine weeks. / EDWARD OSMANN SR. KERNERSVILLE - Mr. Edward 0.smann. Sr., 82, 706 Lake Dr.. died Sunday at For.syth Hospital. He was born in New York ti) John and Meta Eggers Osmann. He was retired from New York Telephone Co. He was a member of Kerners ville Friends Meeting. He was also a member of Kernersville Masonic Ltxlge No. 669 and Miller Park Senior Citizens Dance Gi^oup. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mar- tlia Tarplcy Livingston Osmann, of the home; one son, Ed Osmann, Jr., Greensboro; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Glenn Potter, Kinston; one stepson, Conrad Livingston, Winston-Salem; nine grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tues day at Hayworth-Miller Cain Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Myron Leonhard and the Rev. Curtis Whaley. Masonic graveside rites were in Farmington Community Cemetery in Farmington. The family requests memorials be made to Kernersville Friends Meeting. ^ WILLIAM P. PERDUE The funeral and burial for William Patrick Perdue will be lield in Wil mington, Ohio. Perdue, 11-year-old son of Charles C. Perdue of Wilmington, Ohio, and Tamnty Cox Perdue of Route 2, Mocksville, died Saturday in an accidental drowning. Born Nov. 17, 1975, he was a fifth-grade student at Pinebrook School. Survivors, in additum to his parents, include three brothers. Chuck and Steven Perdue, both of the home, and Jimmy Perdue of Wilmington, Ohio; and his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Coats of Route 4, Advance, and Mr. and Mrs. James Doak of Wilm ington, Ohio. RY OAVIE CO. PUBUC UBItARV MOCKSVUIE. NC Cv So B H Q ec O u u CA s U) bE) 1 u 2 " IT *y DENNIS L. QUIMBY SR. CbOLEEMEE - Dennis t.cc Quimby Sr., 30. died March 6 cn route to Charlotte Memorial Hospital from injuries sustained in a fall. The runeral was held at 2 p.m. Monday at Eaton's Funeral Chapel, with President Laveme Mccham of ficiating. Burial was in Legion Memorial Park. Born March 29. 1956. in Skowhegan, Maine, he was the son of Ralph C. and Ro.semary B. Quim by. He was employed by Southern Slates feed mill in Cleveland. N.C. Quimby is survived by two .sons. Dennis Lee Quimby Jr. of Hartland. Maine, and Emmette Odcll Quimby of C(K)leemee; his parents, of North Anson, Maine; three si.stcrs. Donna Mae Whitney of Me.sa. Ariz.. Lin da Marie DeRixrca of Anson, Maine, and Sherry E. Quimby of North An- .son. Maine; six brothers. Daniel C. Quimby of Cnolecmec. Dana L. Quitnby of Newport. R.I.. Arthur C. Quimby of Skowhegan. Maine; George A. Quimby of Not' ridgewock. Maine. John 1. Quimby of California, and Bryan R. Quim by of Bingham. Maine. V ' NORA L. REAViS YADKINVILLE - Mrs. Nora Lee Reavis, 88. Rt. 2. died March 5 at her home. She was born in Davic County to William Dudley and Lula Mae Harkey Reavis. She was a member of South Oak Ridge Baptist Church. Her husband. Marion Eugene Reavis. preceded her in death. .Surviving is imc daughter. Ms. Lula Reavis Broome. Columbia. S.C. A son. Marion Dudley Reavis. preceded Mrs. Reavis in death in 1980. Also .surviving are six grand children. Larry Reavis. New CasUc. Ind.. Sharon R. Ro.se. Vevay. Ind.. Marion Paul Broome. Patricia Denice Broome. Tina Marie BrcHinic and John Gary Broome. all of Col umbia, S.C.; six great-grand children; one sister, Mrs. Je.ssie Ruth W. Howell. M(x;ksviltc and three brothers, William Cain Reavis, Rt. 8. Mflcksville. John Donald Reavis. Statc.sville and Robert Duard Reavis. Rt. 6. Mwksville. Funeral services were held Sunday at South Oak Ridge Baptist Church by the Rev. Phil Beavers and the Rev. Albert Bracken. Burial was in the church cemetery. The family requests memorials be made to South Oak Ridge Baptist Church or Yadkin County Hospice ScKiety,. i / GAL^: VERNE SHAFFER, SR. 1351 N. Main .St.. Mocksville. died March 5 at N.C. Bapti.st Hospital after a short illness. He was a rativc of Vctiango Coun ty. Pa. The .son of the late Delia Dcl^ong and Millard E. Shaffer, he was a veteran of World War 11. He was a medical technician at Davic County Hospital. He formerly resided at l.argo. Fla. Mr. Shaffer is .surs'ived by his wife, the former Jean Rich; four daughters. Judith l,cc of Bir mingham. Ala.. Doris Griffith, of the home. Mrs. Robert McCay (Elaine) and Mrs. Uirry Miller (Melanic). both of Yadkin Co.; one son. Gale Verne Shaffer Jr. of Lex ington; eight grandchildren; Also, two sisters. Mrs. Paul Baker (Norma) of Culver City. Ca. and Mrs. JIarvcy Rosier (^rbara) of Kcy.stone iHeights. Fla.; three brothcr.s7vE"pcnc Shaffer, of Titu^jfi^Pa.. William Shaffer. RaymfffiiT^ Pa., and ByrI Shaffer. FrSinklin. Pa. Memorials may be made to the cancer swiety. Memorial service was held at Bap ti.st Hospital Chapel March 7 by the Rev. A. Carlton Jr. ^ DANffiL E. WEBB SR. SALISBURY ~ Daniel Eugene Webb Sr.. 38, of Route 5. died Saturday aOcrnoon at his home aDcr a car he was working on fell on him. The funeral was hcltl Tuesday at Edgewood Baptist Church in Cooleemee. with the Rev. D.C. .Sullivan officiating. Webb was born March 26. 1948. in Cherokee County. S.C., the .son of the late Grover C. and Agnes Wiliard Webb. He was a maintenance worker for Quality As.surcd of Lexington. He is survived by his wife. Angela Everhart Webb; two daughters. Donna Gail Webb and April Webb of Green Cove Springs. Fla.; one .son. Daniel E. Webb Jr.. of the home; two .step-children, Bonnie Julij • and Cheryl Julian of the home; one adopted son. Timothy J. Webb of the home; four si.stcr.s, Vi vian Robertson, Beverly Ann Howard and Madelene Tatc of Pacolet. S.C.. and Mary Presley of Hou.ston. Tex.; and one brother, John Tobcrt Webb of Route I. Woodfcaf, L.". n ; : ='r:APv I ■''( ■, ■ !' I I !Jr 3-- V. (T^ OAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRAIWmocksville, no -DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1987 Obituaries (TV 0^ . % I D c~t GEORGE T. i)llfj> I ADVANCE — Mr. George Thomas Dull. 76, Rl. I. died Friday afternoon at Veterans Hospital in Salisbury. Funeral .services were held Mon day at Macedonia Moravian Church by the Rev. Hampton Morgan. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mr. Dull was hini in Davie Coun ty to Walter B. and Hattie Dixon Dull. He was a member of Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, serving in the Philippines during World War II. He was prccedetl in death by his wife. Ruth Potts Dull, in April. 1086. Surviving arc a daughter and her husband. Patsy and l.;irry Uinier. Advance: a .s«in and his wife. Eugene and Anne Dull. Advance: two grandsons. Chad and Greg Lanier: his mother. Clemmons; three si.stcrs. Mrs. Clarence (Sally) Reavis and Mrs. Calvin (Frances) Reavis. both of Kannapolis and Mrs. Barney (Evelyn) Gough. I^xington and two brothers. Tillman Dull. Mocksville. and I^iwrence Dull. Advance. y ; LOUIS G. kibk;er Louis G. Kibiger. 85. died Wednc.sd.iy. March 4. in St. Joseph Medical Center. Fort Wayne. Ind. He was retired from the Internal Revenue Service and served with the Army in World War II. His wife. Ruth, died in 1673. Mr. Kibiger was a brother of the late Louise K. Patterson of Davie County. Surviving arc a niece. Patricia Rcilly of Mocksville. ainl a nephew. James J. Patterson, of Goldsboro: and four great-nicces and one grcat-ncphcw. Services were held at Salem United Church (»f Christ. Fort Wayne. Burial was in Lindenwo(Hl Cemetery. Fort Wayne. , V .lOilN F. McDANIEL John Fmnk McDaniel. 60. of Route I. Harmony, died March 12 at N.C. Baptist Hospital in Winston- Salem. He had been in declining health for five months and critical for 19 days. Mr. McDaniel was born in Iredell County July 27. 1926, to the late Charlie Baxter and Jettie Mae Richardson McDaniel. He retired from Holly Farms in Harmony with 23 years of .service as a truck driver. He was a veteran of World War II. Services were held March 15 at New Union United Methodist Cluirch. where he was a member. The Revs. S. Ellsworth Noth.stinc, Wade E. Wright. William L. Wease and Kermit Shoal olTiciatcd at the .services. Burial was in the church cemetery. Pall bearers were Calvin Gaithcr. R.D. Gatton. Lane Reavis. Jimmy Bailey. Claude Wooten. Bob Tharpc. Livcrn Cohen. .Ictry (^amp- bell and Gene Cartner. He was preceded in death by a son. Gray Frank McDaniel and a brother. Clyde Elmer McDaniel. Mr. McDaniel is survived by his wife. Mary Pauline Taylor: a son. Jerry D. McDaniel of Route 2, Har mony; two daughters. Vickie Ann McDaniel and Mrs. Fred E. (Judy Ann) Beck, both of Route I. Har mony; a sister. Mrs. Jtx: (Lcmise) Allred. Route I. Harmony; and two grandchildren. Michelle Rcnee and Jennifer Lynn Beck, both of Route I. Harmony. Memorials may be made to a charity of the donor's clu)ice. DOTTIE R. RENE(;AR Dottie Rupard Rcnegar. 81. of Route 6. Mocksville. died at Davie County Hospital March 10. The funeral was held March 12 at ; f;'V ;• !..'.;:'.\RY h':OC'.-.c.VlLLF., NC Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Bear Creek Bapti.st Church cemetery. Bom Aug. 19. 1905, in Iredell County, .she was a daughter of the late Artifus and Mary Pearl Weatherman Rupard. A home- maker. .she was a member of .Sandy Springs Bapti.st Church. Her first husband. Marvin S. Cline, died in 1958, and her second husband. W.B. Rencgar, died in 1985. Survivors include three daughters. Nora Mae Latham of Route 8. Peggy C. Angell of Route I and Patsy Cline of Chapel Hill; two sons. Flake Rupard Cline or,I^oute 6 and Mar vin S. Cline Of |(6ute 4, Statesville; two .stepsb^^ Jack Renegar of Winston-jSdinn and Norris Rencgar of Clommons; Four sisters. Martha Melton. Flo.ssie Loflin and Mary Luna Fulk, all of Yadkinville. and Inez Hincs of Raleigh; four brothers. Shcrrill Rupard of Clemmons. Gilmcr Rupard of Thomasvillc. and Robert and Clarence Rupard. both of Mocksville; 13 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren. MAZIE C. IRlVErrK Maz.ie Cranfill Trivette, 72, of Route 8. Mcx'ksville, died .Saturday evening at Davie County Ho.spital. The funeral was Tuesday at Eaton's Funeral Home Cliapel. con ducted by the Rev. Grady 'l uttcrow and the Rev. L.D. Hobson. Burial was in Elton's Baptist Church cemetery. Bom July 1. 1914. in Davie Coun ty. she was a daughter of the late An drew and Mollie Reavis Cranfill. She was a member of Eaton's Bap tist Church. Her husband. Burton Fassettc Trivette. died in 1982. Survivors include three daughters. Faye Roger of Route I. Bonnie Joyner of Route 5 and Colene Maybcrry of Clemmons; three sons. B.L. and Willis Trivette. Iwth of Route 8, and Wayne Trivette of Stanleyville; Two sisters. Alberta Lash of Bassctt. Va., and Naomi Smith of Woodleaf; II grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. DAVtE CO. PUBUC UBRARV MOCKSVUXE. NC DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1987- Obituaries <s j^ y LLOYD H. ABBOTT, JR. ADVANCE — Mr. Lloyd Hcidcr Abbott, Jr., 67,194 River Bend Rd., Bermuda Run, died March 17 at Forsyth Hospital. He was bom January 3. 1920, in Washington, D.C., to Lloyd and Marjorie Ann Bartlctt Abbott, Sr. He was a graduate or the Washington, D.C., public schools. Benjamin Franklin University. Washington, D.C., and North western University in Chicago, 111. He .served in the Army Air Corps during World War II from July 1. 1941. to Fchruary I. 1946, in the .South Pacific and North Africa; he was awarded the Air Medal. Mr. Abbott worked as a U.S. In ternal Revenue System Agent from 1946 to 1956. He was Forsyth Coun ty Manager and Accountant from 1956 to 1960. He was employed by P.H. Hancs family and P.H. Hanes Knitting Co. from 1960 to 1%8. Mr. Abbott was a vice-president for Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. and Manager of the Facilities Dept. from 1968 to 1985. He was a member of the Board of Realtors of Winston-.Salem, Ber muda Run Country Club, and Winston-Salem Ma.sonic Lodge 167. He was a former Senior Warden and Treasurer of St. Timothy's Episcopal Church, former director of Goodwill Industries, charter member of Stratford Rotary Club, former director of Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce, and former director of Northwestern Bank. Mr. Abbott was twice married, first to Dtrrothy Abbott, who died in 1973; he then married Betty Hale Abbott in 1976. who .survives, of the home. Also surviving are two daughters. Mrs. Anne Abbott Rawls, Greens boro, and Mrs. Jo Abbott Taylor, Nashville, Tcnn.; two step daughters, Mrs. Debe Hale Roof, Sherman Oaks, Calif., and Ms. Kim Hale, Greensboro; three grand children. Arthur Abbott Taylor, Zachary Abbott Roof, and Chri.stopher P. Hale; and one sister, Mrs. Marjorie Ann Abbott Fioramonti, Silver Spring, Md. A memorial service was held March 19 at St. Timothy's Episcopal Church by the Rev. Pamela L. Porter. Memorials may be made to N.C. Lung Association or Forsyth Coun ty Heart Association. JESSE R. GARWood Jesse Roy Garwood, 75, of Route 7, Mocksville, died Friday evening at Davie County Hospital. The funeral was held Sunday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Larry Allen, pastor of First Bapti.st Church, Cooleemee, of ficiating. Burial was in Rowan Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to First Baptist Church of Cooleemee, Cooleemee, N.C. Born Sept. 20, 1911, in Davie County, a .son of the late William Thomas and Jo.sephinc Stroud Gar- wood, he was retired from Cclanc.sc Fibers Corp. of Salisbury. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Cooleemee where he served as a deacon. Survivors include his wife, Kattic Ma.st)n GarwiHxl; and a number of nieces and ncpbcws. V GARNET C. GRUBBS WINSTON-SALEM - Garnet Charles Grubbs, 78. 151-10 Dalewofxl Dr., died March 22 at Forsyth Hospital. Funeral services were held Tues day at Calvary Moravian Church by Bishop J.C. Hughes. Burial was in Moravian Graveyard. Mr. Grubbs was bom in Win.ston- Salem, April 16. 1908, to Charlie P. and Dai.sy Rothnxrk Grubbs. He was a graduate of Ixwisvillc High School and attended Wake Forest Univer sity. He waspa.st ma.ster of National Lodge No. 12 in Washington, D.C.. and a member of .Salem l^lge No. 289. He was past patron of Mocksville Chapter No. 173. Order of the Eastern Star, and a member of Twin City Chapter No. 60, Order of the Ea.stem Star. Mr. Grubbs was a member of Calvary Moravian Church, where he was very active in all phases of church work. He was a retired employee of AT&T, retir ing in 1973. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Evelyn Brown Grubhs, of the home; one daughter, Mrs. Karol Schmiegel, Wilmington, Del. and two sisters, Mrs. EIi7.abeth Thomp son, Winston-Salem and Mrs. Helen Jones, Charleston, S.C. The family requests memorials be made to Calvary Moravian Church. / JOHN FRANK HARRIS Mr. John Frank Harris, 75, 891 Yadkinville Rd.. Mocksville, was dead on arrival at Davie County Hospital on March 18. He was horn in Yadkin County to William Connie and Minnie Jean Harris, Mr. Harris was of the Bap tist faith and was retired from Baker Furniture Co. of Mocksville. Surviving are his wife. Sadie Wiles Harris, of the home; one daughter, Mrs. Peggy H. Jones, Wilkesboro St., Mocksville; two .sons, Lowell D. Harris, Rt. 7, Mock.syille. and Harry Lcc Harris, Lexington; joqe brother, George Harris, T^kinvillc; 12 grand- childr^^and nine greal- grandelifforon. Funeral services were held Friday at Mackie-Gentry Chapel by the Rev. Paul Moore and the Rev. L.E. Myers. Burial was in Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery. LLOYD F. "JEFF" TUTTEROW Mr. Lloyd F. (JelT) Tultcrow, 62, 716 Yadkinville Rd., Mocksville, died March 18 at Davie County Hospital Emergency Room. Funeral services were held Friday at Vogler's Clemmons Chapel hy the Rev. John Rowe and the Rev. Leiand Richard.son. Mr. Tuttcrow was born in Davie County to Samuel F. (Eeel) and Zelda Fo.ster Tutterow. He lived all his life in Davie County and was a lifetime member of Center United Methodist Church. He was a graduate of Davie County High School, Class of 1941. He owned and operated a service .station in Mocksville, where he was the Greyhound Bus agent for a number of years. He is survived by his wife, Lois Reavis Tutterow, of the home; one daughter, Mi.ss Lori C. Tutterow, Winston-Salem; one son, Lloyd William Tuttcrow, Columbia, S.C.; and one aunt, Mrs. Ethel Schuler, Mocksville. Memorials may be made to a charity of the donor's choice. O&WB CO. PUBUC DBRARY MOCKSVUE. NO TOAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1987-IICPaul H. Stroud, 72,Davie Leader, DiesA former Davie County commissioner died Saturday at Davie County Hospital.Paul H. Stroud, 72. of Route 1,Mocksviile had served four years onthe local board of commissioners.He was also on the board of directors of Crescent Electric Membership Corporation and CentralCarolina Bank of Mocksviile. Hewas a committee member of the localFarmers Home Administration.Bom March 24. 1914, in DavieCounty, he was a son of the late J.M.and Daisy Hodgson Stroud. He wasa retired cattle farmer andbusinessman. He sold lumber andwas a dealer for Smith-Douglasfertilizer.graveside service was held.Monday at Society Baptist Church inIredell County, with the Rev. StevenCox officiating.Surviving, in addition to his wife,the former Aileen Ratledge. are twosons. Dick and Bob Stroud. both ofRoute 1; one daughter, JosephineBeam of Salisbury; and fivegrandchildren.The family requests thatmemorials be iriade to Society Baprtist Church cemetery, in care ofMark Thome, Route 1, Mocksviile,SAMPSON WINTERSSALISBURY — Sampson WesleyWinters. 77, of Route 8, died March17 at St. James City. Fla.The funeral was held Saturday atEaton's PuiKial Home Chapel inMocksviile. conducted by the Rev.Elmer Day and the Rev. Bennieigearden. Burial was in Comatzeroaptist Church cemetery in DavieCounty.Bom Aug. 19, 1909. in ForsythCounty, he was a son of the late Columbus Franklin and Sadie Liven-good Winters. Retired from DixieFumiture Co., he was a member ofComatzer Baptist Church.His first wife, Minnie OdellBamey Winters, died in 1969.Survivors include his second wife,Eula Ridenhour Winters: a daughter'Betty W. Potts of Advance; twosons, Wiley Wesley Winters ofThomasville and Bobby GreeneWinters of Route 3, Mocksviile;A stepson, John J. Ridenhour ofSalisbuiy; two brothers. Soloman R.Winters of Landis and Johnny C.Winters of Advance; five grandchildren; three step-grandchildren;SIX great-grandchildren; and sixstep-great-grandchildren.>-c;DAVIE CO. PUBLIC UBRARYMOCKSVlLLEoi NO UNKNOWN PUBLICATION, March 30,1987 Floyd O. Blackwelder KANNAPOLIS - Floyd Osby Blackwelder, 81, of 203 E. 21st St., died at 11:50 a.m. Monday at Cabarrus Memorial Hospital, Con cord, after being in declining health for two years and seriously ill for six weeks. The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Rogers Park Baptist Church with the Rev. Leon Smith and the Rev. Eddie Jones officiating. Burial will be in Caro lina Memorial Park. The family will be at Whitley's Funeral Home from 7 to 9 tonight and at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Tommy (Virgie) Leebrick of 200 E. 22nd St., the remainder of the time. Bom March 29, 1906, in Davie County, a son of the late Harve and Irene Blackwelder Blackwelder, he was employed by Cannon Mills Co. and the Old Dominion Box Co. before retiring in 1971. He was a member of Rogers Park Baptist Church. Survivors, in addition to a daughter, include his wife, Ruth Cannon Blackwelder; a brother, D.L. Cleary of Yadkinville; two grandchildren; and one great grandchild. Bio — Obituaries - 3/30/1987 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MAGGIES. BRANON WINSTON^SALEM - Mrs. Moggie Swisher Bmncfu Koren Circles formerly of (he Bronon Church commuflUy of Yodkin County, died Maich 26 at Fot^yth Mospiifl]. m$ bom in Yodkht County to Fmoois ond NcUle Motlus Swisner. She was a member Of Bronon Friends Chun^, Her husbandi Gl^ Bimion, [HecMided ho* in deadi on Msich 4, L@76. Surviving are one son, iamaa W. Brofiefi, 205 fCarcn St.; two grand- cbiidren, Mrs. Robin Marabte, Walkortown, and Jontes Scott Branon of the homei one sister* Mrs. Mary Brarton, Mocksvrtie; and two bfodteirs, Claude and Aivit$v4sher, both ofWirrston-Solcm. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at Bnmon Friends Church by the Rev. Hewcy Rarlsh and the Rev. Ronald Exline. Buriol was in the chinch cemetery. CHARLIE R. GROCE YADKINVILLB Mr. Churlie R.'Grace, 96, Rt. 3, died Monday at Yedkin Kurstng Cere Center. He was bom in Yadkio County to Jdhn Henry and Betty Hoots Gzocc. He Spent his entire life in the Deep Creek community. Mr. Groee was a member of Deep Creek Baptist Chureh. He was a retired famier and auiomobiic dealer. He was married to Lacie Irvin Grocc, who preceded him in death on December 18, 1954. Sur^lrtg are one daughter. Mrs. Wilma Martin, Ri. 4. YadlciDvilCet one son, Mb. Wade Crocc, Rt. 5, Mo^svitle; three grandchildren and live great-grandchildren. Ftmcral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. IhuEsday at Deep Crack Baptist Chur^ by the Rev. Dan St^ey and the Rev. J.C. Shore. Burial will be in die church cem^iy. Tlie family was to reoelve frlecds from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday al Mackic-Gcntiy Funeral Home. The family requests ihoi any mi^orials mr^r be mode to Dcqp Creek Baptist Church Cemeieiy FjetuJ, ch Ralph Todd, Rt. 3, YadkHiVdrsfri^"27055^'ra W charily of the donor's choice. DAVIE COUNTTf EOTBRHUS? RBCORD. ^bHSDAY, APRtt1^;J^;^P| Oo <r d.' DANl^P. LUPER 'I WINSTON-SALEM Mr. ADaniH Paul Luper, 70, Rt. JO, Box f 240-D, Lexington, died March 24 at ::Foxsyth Hospital. : He was bomDcocmber IS, 1916, tin Ornyson County, Va.. to the leic : William Icsse and Rosa Shores •Luper, Mr, Luper wiis a retired '^driver rorMcLeanTructdng and wis •a member of Oak Fotrsi United :Methodist Church. He was a ; member of Winston Mosonte Lodge ;Na. 167 and Odd Fellows Lodge :No. 36. I Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Hazel ; White Doby Luper, of the home; - -.four sons, Lu^r and Paul W. I Luper, Rt. 2, Clemmons, Gary I Wayne Luper, Lexington, and Teriy 7 Lee Luper, Welcome; four grand- cl^d^ ti^ stepsons, Oiarics Ed- ;.wBTd Doby, Jr., Advance, Michael .: Anihony Doby, Btirkc MIQ Rd., and ':K^y Wdson Doby, Payne Rd.; .•three stepdaughters, Mrs. Joan Mayhctv and Mrs. Kuthy Long, both I of Winslon-Salcnt, and Mrs. Betty rSmtds, Moeksviife; 10 stcpgrand- children; three brothers, lames and : Dewey Luper, boili of Vir^nla, and ; Lupcr, Calif.; and six sisters, Fdye, Lillian, Ruth Paige, and Ada, '• air of VirglniD, Carrie of Florida, ' and Evelyn, of Michigan. 1 Funeral sorvlcas were held March : 26 at Hayworth-Mliler l^as Creek ? ^pcl ^ (he Rev. Coil Dunlccr. In- ; termenii with Masonic rites, were .• W at FarkMwn Memoriid Gardens, ; DELLAC. MeD^EL Dtdla Carter McDaniel, 73, of Route 3, Mocksviile, died at the , North Carobna Baptist Hospital in ' Wiflstcti-Salem March 25, The funera] was held Friday at •'Dulin United Methodist Church, conducted by the Rev. Bobby Swalm, pastor, and die Rev, J.C. I^ne, former pastor. Burial was in the church cemetciy. Bom Feb. 27. 1914, in Davfe County, she was a daughteir of the lateB.L; and Alice Howaid Carter. ^ She was a mentbcr of Dulin United Methodisi Church. . ' Survivors Indttde her husband, George Cecil McDnoicl; two dm^ters, Mrs. Charles (Alice) Hendrix and Mrs. Wbflh (Iva Nell) Dorse, both of Route 2; a son, Don* nie B. McDaniel of Route 3; three granddaughters; and two greai-graii^ldldren. LtLUR H, MYERS ADVANCE — Liilie Hepler Myers, SI, ofRoute 2. died m Davle County Hospital in Mocksvlile March 24. The funeral was held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Bailey's Chapel United MdhodisiChurdi, conducted by the Rev. Mark Elenton, pastor, and the Rev. Tony Jordan, foimer pastor. Burial was in the ehufch cemetery. Bom Feb. 26, l$t06, in Davie County, she was a dandier of the late Thomas R. and Btta Sanders Hepler. She was n ntcmber of Buiey's Chapel United Methodist Onirch, where she had taught Sun day school for a number of ycajs. Her husband, William Lhneoln "WRI" Myers, died in 1975. Survivors ineludc a daughter, Mrs, Elgin (Maty) Wiiliams of Rouie 2; a son, WUIIam E. "Billy" Myers of Route 2; Bve grand children; and five great grandchildren. ' THURMAN *SHERM' ROMINGER WINSTON*SALEM - Mr. Thumian L. "Sherm" Romlnger, 67,6053 Stadimn Dr., Clcmmcms, died March 28 at BapUsi Haspiiai. Funeral service were htdd Mon day at Muddy Creek Church of Christ by the Rev. proctor Cook. Burial was In Oaklawn Memorial Gardens. Mr. Romingcr was born in For- syth County March 18.192(11', to Ar thur L. and Myrtle Burton Rom ingcr. For most of his life, be was a sdf-employed masonry contractor. His last work was with Dancy Con struction Co. before retiring In 1976. He vms a member of Muddy Crci^ Church of Christ. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Elsie James Romlnger, of the home; three dauglners, Mrs. Gail Phclps, Clem- mans, Mr.s. Jacqueline R. Beau- champ, Rt. 2, Advance and Mrs. Phillis R, Fbrresl, Mocksville; two sons, Clifford F. Romlttger, Clem- mons and Thurmond E. Romingcr, Kernersvillc; 16 grandchildren; eight great-grandehildrcn; one sister, Mrs. Lona A. Wllkins, Kii^and one brother, William Q. (Slim) Rom lnger. aemmons. Davie Coun^/ Pub'^c Library MocKsville, NO <2 O UNKNOWN PUBLICATION, April 8,1987 WARD fx ^ ^ Mr. Claudius (Claude) Taylor ' Ward, 84. Tri Cities Rest Haven in Keraersville, died Wednesday eve- p ning at Forsyth Hospital. He was bom January 8, 1%3 in Davie County to John Frank and Louwe Miller Ward. Mr. Ward was owner and operator of Ward's Grocery on 1 Poplar St. and was a member of I Centenary United Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife, Mary Vermil Howell Ward, of Ker- nersviUe; one brother-in-law, Mr. Richard Howell, Jr., Greensboro; and one niece. Mrs. Margaret Har- j'is, Winston-Salem. Funeral ser- •^ices will be 11 a.m. Saturday at 'iHayworth-Miller Silas Creek , 'Chapel by the Dr. Dallas Rush. | Interment will follow in Forsyth I Memorial Park. The family will receive friends from 7:30 to 8:30 . p.m. tonight at the funeral home. Deceased Date is April 8,1987 perAncestry.com Bio — Obituaries - 4/8/1987 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC UBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA BUTUB 6« BROADWAY •: KANNAPOUS - BetUe GulteitBrowSv^Ryi of 8106 SmWi Rcfldt died Morch 2 at her home. ' The ftmcrolTwas held Saiurday at WMOey'a Funeral Hwnu Chapel .^ith the Rev. Atdte Payne pf- Rehiting^ Buifol was in Carolina Meroerial Ruk, QffiCOfd^ : Born June 30, WSO, In Daw Caun^, a dattfiihtcr of the late James and jy&ConiaizcrGalIctt,fiti&had in 1959 froiij Cannon Mills "tjo.. Plant I» No» 1 spinning room. -I Herhushand, SamudM.Bioad' •ivay, died April 1,1957* *\ Survivors include four sons, ^Crinues Bnjodwey of KannapolJs, iCaither L., Carl C\ and Paul M. 'Br^dway, all of Kaimapoli'sj 18 .grandchlh^en; 48 grcat-grandchil- drent and 12 great-grcat-grand- chifiren. MARY Z. COULTER ' LEXINGTON — Mary Zachary Coulter. 77. of483 Spruce St.. died March 31 at Forsjnh Memorial •Hc^piUil in WiflstQU'Salem after be- jng In dedinlng health for some time. t TEie fUtteml ivas held April 2 at First United Methodist Church of | .L^tegton. conducted by Dr. Tim j ;Fortierinssocieic pastor. A graveside ' service followed in Mount Qtlvaiy (lemBtery iir ClBmaiDPl. ; ^morials may be made to the First United Methodist Church, Idu^ Main Sireei, Lexington, N.C. 2^92 or to Hospice of Winston- 8alem, 3333 Silas Crcdh Parkway, Wioston-Salem, N.C. 27103. .1 Bora in Gooleemce, Oct. 21. 1909. ^ was a daughter of the late pilian AUen and James Walter ' ^chaiy. Agraduaie ofSullins Ccl- , fbge,5he also attended Duke Utdver- ; She was a tedred schoDlteacher dad a member of the First United Metiiadtst Church. : Her hushaod. Oscar Hugh Coulter, died in March J9S3. Survivors Include four sisters, ; LSItian 2. Jay and Lotty Z, i Feamster, both of Salisbury, Sarah ' Z: Hudson of Erwin and Helen Z. ' HoWaid of Maiyville, Tenn.; two hre^rs, James Walter Zachaiy of Salisbury and William Arthur Za^ry-of. Marion; and n iiicee, ^ Linda Wiliaid of Wlnston-Satcm. ^ wi!|| whom she had mode her home — siiiee'lH^ illness. DATOjComry inhrpiuse record, ihursdav, april^ ': ROBERT K. EBRIGHT •*.Thfi faneral for Robert Kenneth Bbtilght was held at 3 p.m. Saturday m Eatan*s Rjneral Home Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Shelby Har bour. Burial was in Legion I^embhai Park CeniOiv^iy ii) (Hcmleemce. ' l^ght. 42, of 126 Sunset Drive, ^ocksville, died last week in hfooksyille. i^vBora June 4, 1944, in Sunbuiy, Pa., he was a son of Siuntitel Leroy and Betty Meuior Ebright of Rome '4i Moeksvihe. Ho was a supervisor yilh Crown Wood Products of Mocksville. * Survivors, in addilkm to his parents, include his wife, Peggy .Wood EbrighPf twodauglilcrs, Bren- da Reigie of Shamokin, Pa., and MolindEMcKifinyofSunbury, Pa.; fotnr stepdaughters, Cynthia Hut- chcnsorLewisville, Susan Taytw of booleemee, and Nattey Smith and Lynn Ritchie, both of Motdtsvillc; .1 A sister, C;^tltis Himmclriech of Y&dklnvlUe; four brothers, Arthur Ebrfght of RouTo 4, and Dennis . BterfStt of S, Michael Ebright of Route 3, Advance, and Timcihy [ibright of Charlotte. BARBARA M. FOSTER Mis. Barbara McGariahan Foster, 54, Rt. 3, Mocksville, died at Iher homelatoSunday nRcmoon after an extended illness. Funeral services were to bo at 2 p.m. Wednesday at ^on^s Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Paul Rlggs and the Rev. D&rrcll Cox. Burial was to bo in Bcihei United Methodist Chun^ cemetery. Mrs. Foster was bom in Zsoo, Bl., to (ho late Theodore and Ethel Gulbiattson Mc^rrahan, She was a I irtembef of First Baptist Chur^ of I Mocksville. I' Surviving are her husband, Tom Foster; one daughter, Janice Angus, Rt, 3, Modk^viQe; one son, Thomas Lee Foster, West Pitdm Beadi, Fla.; four gmndchildion: one sister, Kathleen Cauldwell, Gotfinburg. Tcnn. and two brothers, Theodore McGiorr^an, Jr., Sevieiviire, Tcim. and Eugene McGamdtan, Calabash, N.C. a <£ J f OaM\e t- f ^ :<vV MRS. EULA M, SiZEMORE BOONVpLLE ». Mrs. Eula Mag gie SlzemDre, 82, Rt, 2, died Frtdi^ morning at Hoots Memorial Hospital. She was bom in Yadkzn County on June 29,1904, (o Will and Lauralne Sixemore Collins. She was a member of Deep Creek Friends MeedBg. She was married to Mr. Samuel Sizemorc, who survives, of the home. ^ Also surviving me a daughter. Miss Kale SizEmore, of the home; four sons, William, Philip, and OaudoSizuttnm, ailof Rt. 2, Boon- ville, and Jamt» Sfaemore, Mocks ville; one sister, Mrs. Hcssle Sixemore, Rt. 2, Boonville; three half sisters, Mrs. Mamie Recce and Mrs. Ethel Parker, bclh of Bcfui- vlUc, and Mrs. Annie Dobbins, Winstoit^alem; two Indf brothers. Junior aiid Gum^ Collins, both of BoonviUc; 10 grandchildren and 11 great-gmndchildren. '• A son, Wal!^ Ben Sizemorc, preceded Mrs. Sizemore in death. Futtcm! scfvices were held Suncioy at Mactdc^nity Funeral Chape! by the Rev, Clarence Seoti and the Rev. Veraon Brawn. Burial fbllowed in Deep Creek Friends Meeting cemoteiy. BmiAMlN p. WHITE Bei^anilii Pttitmofc Whhe, 97, fomicily of Route S, Mocksville. died April I i» Meadowbrook Manor, Cltunmons, The fUTieral was held Saturday at Mount Olive United Mcihodisi Church in Ysidkin Conniy with the Rev. Fred Shoafand the Rev. Jc.sse I Tart offtciailng. Burial was in the church ccmstery.Born March 18,18SB, tn^ad^n aitd Betty Dkon White, he was a retired fuimer. He was n memher of Mount Olive Untied Methodist Church. His wife. Addle Pixon White, died July 29,1976. A son, Robert White, Bnda daughter, Elizabeth W. Baity, also preceded him in death, ^rvivors Include two daughters, Mae OmamofClemmons and Helen Hutehins ofMo^viile; three sons, Paul WMte of Mockstdlle, Millard Filmore White of Lewlsvllle and Thomas WMte of Comf brings, Fta.; IS gtanih^iildrcn; 37 great grandchildren; and fourgreat^rcai- grandchlldren. .DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY^ APRIL 16, 19^-^ BESS L. EVANS CHAPEL HILL — Mrs. Bess Lineback Evans, 71, Ml. Carmel Church Rd., died April 8 at her home after a brief illness. Mrs. Evans was a member of Calvary Moravian Church in Winston-Salem and was an associate member of University United Meth odist Church in Chapel Hill. A graveside service was held Fri day at Chapel Hill Memorial Cemetery with the Rev. Bill Gattis ofllciating. Mrs. Evans is survived by two sons, Wayne and Roy Evans, both of Chapel Hill; three sisters, Mrs. Kathy H. Brown, Mocksville, Mrs. Doris L. Brown, Eden, and Mrs. Jean L. Seawell, Germanton; and three grandchildren. Memorials may be made to University United Methodist Church in memory of Dr. and Mrs. Marvin \ R. Evans. ' SAMUEL L. COUGH ; ' WINSTON-SALEM — Mr- 1Samuel (Sammy) Levi Gough. 44. ; -503 Salem Ave., died Apnl 10 at .Forsyth Hospital. He was bom in Winston-Salem on : September 27, 1942, to Vodie Har- • ding and Blanche CranfiH Gough. ' He had been in declining health for eight months. Mr. Gough was a member of • Salem Baptist Church He was a member of REACT of • Forsyth County for a number of ; • years. He was also a member of the • N.C. Paraplegic Association and .Abilities Unlimited Club for the : Physically Handicapped. He had ' served as president of Poke Easy Club for the Handicapped for a ^ number years. He was a fomer ; member of Triad Citizens Band ; Radio Club. ;; Mr Gough was formerly selectedjIHandicappedCitizenoflheXMrJo' .li Forsyth County and served on the rl.Mayor's Committee , for the t' Handicapped. • .• ' _ • t-' Surviving are his mother and !; father, of the home; one sister, Mrs. .''-Katie Carolyn G. Reavis, Davie^ . If County; two brothers, C^vm L. • Gough, Kemersville and Vergil H.,,: Gough, Winston-Salem and twp /1> nieces, Bridget anbd Leslie Rmvis. , k Fanei^ services were Tuesday at n ^ Vogler's Main Street Chapel by the t ll Rev Burland Margessoii and thei , E Rev. Floyd ,Boles. .Burial^as. mj X Deep -Creek -Baptist.^,ChurchJ-vii Cemetery in Yad^n Coun^,^, , : DENNIS FOX SALISBURY - Dr. Dennis Bryan Fox, 74, of 202 White Oak Drive, died Saturday at Rowan Memorial Hospital. A memorial service was Tuesday at Summersett Memorial Chapel, conducted by the Rev. David Hud dle. Burial was private. ' Bom in Winterville, he was sonof the late Junius C. and Mollie Bryan Fox. He graduated from the Univer sity of North Carolina and Vander- bilt University School of Medicine. During World War n he served with the Vanderbilt Base Hospital Unit in Italy for three and a half years and was discharged at the rank of major. He practiced general surgery in Albemarle, Elkin and Mocksville for several years. • A fellow of the American College of Surgeons, he was active in various medical and surgical groups. He was a former Rotarian and a Lutheran. Survivors include his wife, Dora .' Helen Jones of the home; two sons, ; the Rev. Dennis Bryan Fox Jr. of : Tiyon and William Shaver Fox of ;! Salisbury; and a granddaughter. I CALVIN F. GODBEY Calvin Franklin Godbey, 85, of Route 1, Mocksville, died April 11 at Forsyth Memorial Hospital in Winston-Salem. The funeral was Monday at Salem United Methodist Church, con ducted by the Rev. John Row, the Rev. Benny Bearden and the Rev. Claudia Harrellson. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Bom Aug. 11, 1901, in Davie County, he was a son of the late Calvin Monroe and Elvira Gaither Godbey. He was a retired dairy farmer. Survivors include his wife, Mag gie Elizabeth Vickers Godbey of the home; three daughters, Myrtle Alex ander of Brandton, Fla., Pauline Phelps of Qemmons and Louise Allen of Route 1; three sons, Mar shall Godbey of Mooresville, and Ray Godbey and Leonard Godbey, both of Route 1; a sLsler, Molly Campbell of Route 1, Cleveland; 14 grandchildren; 13 great-grand children; and one great-great grandchild. Davie County Public Libraiy Mocksville, NC 1' DAvm cowm- . . n • J.v. ^ i ■•♦•) w'-I,*.^ (r- (B J JERRYLINE 1. McDANIEL Mrs. Jerryline Ijamcs McDaniel,58, Rt. I, Salisbury, died April 7 at her home. Funeral services were held atEpiscopal Church of the GoodShepherd in Cooleemee by the Rev.Mayo Little. Burial was in Rowan Memorial Park Cemetery. The family requests that anymemorials be made to Hospice ofRowan Countyi P.O. fidx 1603,'Salisbury, N.C. 28144. Mrs. McDaniel was bom in DavieCounty to the late Jerry and PearlKoontz Ijames. She was anemployee of Celanese Corp. She was educated in the Davie CountySchools and was a member of St.Luke's Episcopal Church in Salisbury. . j Survivors include her husband,Edgar Lewis McDaniel, of thehome; one daughter, Mrs. Andy(LuAnn) Myers, Salisbury; onegrandchild; one sister, Mrs.Margaret Alexander, Coolwmee, and one brother. Glen Ijames, Cooleemee. / L. REID TOWELL Lemuel Reid Towell, 86, of Route 1, Mocksville, died at his home April 11. The funeral was Monday at 4 p.m. at Eaton's Funeral Chapel, conducted by Wayne Hendrix. Burial was in the Jericho Church of Christ cemetery. He was retired from Holly Farms in Mocksville, and had served 30 years with Farm Mutual Insurance ' Co. He was a member of Jericho Church of Christ. Survivors include his wife, Veatrice Jones ToWell; two daughters, Ann Gary of Charlotte and Jane Lentz of Blowing Rock; two sons, John R. Towell of Route 1, Harmony, and Joe H. Towell of Boone; one brother, Holland Towell of Seattle; and six grandchildren. DON RAY WHITE Mr. Don Ray White, 47, Rt. 1, i/ Mocksville, died April 8 at DavisCommunity Hospital in Statesvilleafter a period of declining health. Funeral services were held Friday at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by theRev. Marshall Brantley ^ the Rev.Franklin Myers. Buri^ was in.Ijames Crossroad Baptist ChurchCemetery. The family requests thatany memorials be macje to DavieCounty Hospice, Box 665, Mocksville* N.C. 27028. Mr. White was bom in DavieCounty to Joshua and Mamie Cleary White. He was a machine operatoi with G.L. Wilson Building Co. inStatesville, and was a member of Mocksville Pentacostal Holiness Church.Surviving, in addition to. hisparents, of Rt. 1, Mocksville, are his wife, Grace Smith White, onedaughter, Melissa Ann White, and one son, Jamie Richard White, all of the home; two sisters, Mrs. Geral-dine Dwiggins and Mrs. Janie Dix- on, both of Winston-Salem; twobrothers, Jerry White and MacWhite, both of Rt. 1, Mocksville and sever^ nieces and nephews. O -h- "-si O Davie CO- :: LUTHERF. BAKER Mr^ Ltilher Filmore Baiter. 70* Rli 2* Mccksvllio, died Apii] 18 Ote V.Ai Medics] Center in Sntistiufy. 1. setvicGC were held Mon- at i^ton's Funomi Oispcl by die Revt Chip Webb* Burisi was in ChmdRUt Omvc United Methodist (^rcH Ccowtexy* r.Mr* Bolter was bom in Davie Oiunty* son of the Isic Act M. and Msjtiie Evans Baker* He was retired Rom Ocofge W. Sparls Construc tion Co* and wasa veiersn of World Wiarn. ^Sundving are four sisters, Ruby B. C^ouehj Urbnno* 03do* MInnte B. ^iSf' E^elflcsi Calif., Lucy B* Witeker* Mot^viOe. and Sltlrley 'Bl 'Wftll, Rt* 4» MocksvHle; one brother, Jake Baker, Ru 2, Mocksvnie; and several nieces and nephews. RONALD T. BROWN U RonaJHThomBsBrownn, 17,206 Azalea Uiive, Mocksrille, died April 16 firdni injuries sustained In an auiomabilc accident ^ U,$. 64* etl^tof MocksvUle. ' FWieral services were held Saiitr- d^ at the I^si Uiut^ Methodist Church by the l^v. Don Davis and ihie Rev. Dan Martin. Burial was In Rbse Ccmeteiy. ToUbeafers were Brent Brewer, Rodney Latham, Leslie Daniel* Secti Kollins* Shane Fleming and Btem Nayim'. ^The family requests that n^morials be made to the First .United Methodist Church. '/ •Mr* Brown was bom in Fort Biagg to Ronald Thomas and Dianne . l^endricN Brown. He wasamcmber ;6f l^rst United Mcthodlit Church. He was a senior at Dnvie County tHigh School* where he was prcsi- I dent of die dass. Ho was president I of ^F^t United Mcthodi^ Church Und Cbu^ Sub'Disirict Youth. ; ^Surviving are his mother and ^ father; one sister* Carrie Brown, of itf\B home; one brother, Davin I Brown, of the home and his grand- ^parents, Mrs. Herbert T. Brown, IVadldnvilli^ and Mr. and Mrs. ; Clyde Hendricks, MocksvHle. I^PAVIE COUNTy ENTBRFRISE RECORD, THUHSDAV, AFRIL23, 19Sf r^ CO d \ In 5 <C •i w- <5 o < WILLIAM DILLARD, ^* ^ Mr. Wllliam Dillard* Jr., 66* of ^Rdute 8, Mocksvilie* was dead on -4Biirfval;;Bi(iDavie..Coucay Hospital ^April 18 fbllowij^ a heart attack, jp He was boro itt Davie County to tate William aitdl Juanita Fboie ^HDitlord. Ha was a retired employee !' jofthel.P. Green MUiing Company. > iFu&eral services were to be NWednesday, 4 p.tn* in (he chapel of : '^MorriiSOiii^ifudevent Funem! Home '.in Moeksvillc. Ruling Elder James SB;' Ijames was to officiate and burial -SgastafoHot^In UioStrJehtf^AME- '^Zion Church Cemetery. I He is survived by his wife* Mrs* I slDdro% L^is Dglard of die honic; Ifour sons, Larry, Elton, Terry, and Dillard, all of Mocksvilie; r.!l|^dBtt|ihters, Mrs. Ritficia Red- : and IVBss Laveme Diliard* both ^^Moeksviile and Geanna Dillard of t^^i^fnston-Salem; one brother, Robert j^pillard of Moeksvitte, one foster ;>ihother* Cene Foole; sin sisters* ;^Mrs. Alice Patterson, Mrs. Hazel jetton* Mrs. Margaret Lewis and '^Mrs. Carolyn D, Williams, all of .^Mocksvilie* Mrs. Mary Holmes of ^:Hafinc{iy and Mrs. Lizora WQHams vof Albemarle; and 10 grandchildren. I ROSAP.K. ELUS advance — Mrs, Rosa Parlce vKhtg Ellis, 77, Rt* 4, died April I? Forsyti) Hospital after an exiend- ted illness. ; She was born in BtOkes County, iihe dau^ter of Rufus H* and Maiy ^Bttsie Fulp King. Mr& Ellis iived most officr life In Davie County and •was of the Medrodlst faith. • Site was the widow of Jamas I Douglas BiHs, who passed away in "*I^6. She was also preceded in 1 death by a son* Ed BHis. in 1974. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Carrie Stee Smith, Advance* Mrs. Ella Mae LirvUIb* Mocksvilie, Mrs. Mildred E. White and Mrs. Maigaret Bcauehamp* both of Ad vance; three sons, Jamcs David and Chqrilu! Van Ellis, both of Advance* and Clinton Lcroy lllb, Winston- Salem; 20 grandchildren; two great- grandehBdren; three sisters, Mrs. Garrtc Venable, W^t Cove* Mrs. lo Cox end Miss Maggie King, both of Quaker Gap; and ihtee brothers* Author King, Quaker Gap, Kinse King* Wafnut Cove* and Johnny King* Madison. Ftineial services were held Sunday I atVogiler'sCicmtnoiisChapclbythe Rev. RobcA Peuriroy and the Rev. lames Stowe, Interment was In Bethleheai United Methodisi Church Ccmetciy. CLIFFORD B* FL^NG Mr. ClifilbnIBoydcn Rcming, 70, Rt. 5* Modksville, died April 17 at ; the V.A. Medical Center In j Sniisbuty. I Funeral services were Monday In Oouitn^ Baptist Church by tite Rev. Vincent Yottng. Burial was in the , church ocmcicty. Mr. Ptemiog was bem In China Grove, son of the late William B. ' and Eva Hylond Flemina. He was a wire weaver fbr tF.S. I^lcr Co* In Salisbury, and was a member of Courtney Baptist Qturcb. He was a veteran of World War 11. Surviving are his wife, Betlie Shclfon Flcmlni: one daughter. Sue Ann Linn, Springneld, Ohio; one stepdaughter, Patrica Hamm, Ad vance; one stepson* Jerry Potts. Mocksvilie; three brothers, John Fleming* Ollint Grove* Hail Flem ing, Mocksvilie* and Howard Flem ing, Winder, Oa.; two grand- chiidrco; and four stcp- grandchlldrcn. County Pm.,,; , ^ock&viHe, ivc - <r RBCORD, THtfHSE>AV» ARKlLd^M987 PEARt W. iUDBNHOUR SALISBURY ^ Pearl Winecoff Ridenhour, 91, of Elma*s RetK Home and romierly or Route 4, Mocksville, died April 18 ai Rowan Memorial Hospital. Death was unexpected. Services were held al 3 p.m. Mon day al Sommcrseli Memorial Chapel. The Rev. Don M. Michad, pastor or Gloria Del Lutheran Church, pre^d. BuHd followed in Rowan Memorial Part; ^qtctoty. Meinoriais may be made to the Holv Cross Luthemn Church. Route 4, MocksvHle. where she was a member. She was bom Oct. 27. 1895. in Rowan County to the ^ic Harvey and Sarah Jane Lewder Winccoff. She was a hontcmaker. Her husband. Marvin D. Riden hour, died July 2. 197d. "".^iir'--t>.Tnrr i^n?1ndff-lhTrr T,, Frank Ridenhour, Route 17. Sails- buty. Foy Harvey Ridenhour of Mechanicsvillc. Va., and Marvin D. Ridenhour of Route 4, Mocksvllle; three grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. RALPH W. WAtSBR teXJHGTON - Ralph L. Walser.72,ofRoute )4.Kenlwood Lone, died Monday at his residence bfter being in declining health for a year. The funeral was to bo held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Voglers- IHedmont Funeral Home Chapel with Dr. Billy Joe Leontud of- ftciating. Burial was to be in Forest Hill Memorial Park. Bom Oct. 27,1914, in Davidson County, a aon of the late William Luther and Danner Wcathman Watscr, he had retired as a bricklmrer* He was a veteran-pf the Army during Wodd War H. Survivofs include a son, Ralph Walsert^RcHtted, Mocksv^e; twobrotfaere. Clyde Walser of Grecnsboio and W.O. Walser cf Scalllc. Wash.; two sisters, Maiy Swing and Ula Lanning, both of Loxingten; and three grandchildrGn. JAMES D. BAROER ' COOLEEMEE—Janws Douglas Batsfifj 74* ofCooleomee* ^ suii' at Rowan Memorial Hospital oHier being in deolinine hcnlih for soversil years* ,' Flineral services will tie held at 3 p.m. Thaisdi^ a| Rtsdlond Church of Chria in. Advance, conducted by Magellan Stevenson, pastor. Buri^ wCI be in Oakwood Ccmotory. • The family was to be at Noble and Kelscy Funeral Home in Salisbury . Wednesday night from 7 to 8, • • Bom Oct* 10, 1912. hi Rowan County* he was a son of the late Onpto and Luia Austin Bargcr. Bducaied in the Rowan County ; achools* ho woe a rmirod employee of Soudiem RaUwtQr oo. and e member of the Chun^ of Christ in Redland. Survivors inelttde his wife, Vjemollc Maxwell Baigcr: a son, Paul BargcrofSalisbuiy; a stepson* Lev! Bdrgcr of Oektand, Cblif; a daughter, Ba Davis of Salisbuiy; a brothi^.Flcyd Bargcr of Salisbury; : : four sisters* Ethel Clifton* Mitdren ' ' Johnson, Blanche Blotint and Irene . Coipening*allorSS«^bmy* and four l'grimdchildmn. ^ WILUAM L, CAMPBELL : ADVANCE - Wiilkm Lcc ' Campbell* d3, of Route 2* died April 22 at Forayth Memorli^ Hospital in ; Wfnstpn-Salcm&HcrbeirtgindccIfn- • ing health for some itme* • Funeral services were held at 2 r p,m. Satufday at Tabi»tuiele United I Church of Christ in Vadkin Oouniy 1 with the Rev. William Vandcrburg : offioiating . Burial was in the church j cemeteiy. : Memorials may be made to the Davie Couj]^ Cancor Society in care • of Anne Stayer, IA6 Pine St.* • Mocfrsville, N.C. 2702S. J Bom Oct. 29, 1923, to Yadkin » County, he wae a son of Pearl ; (Blmer CompbtdlofLewisvUleand j ) the late Lee Atdca Campbclt. ; Employed by Ingersol-Rand Co. In '! : MocksvUIe* he was a U.S. Navy ' • World War II veteran. He was a i member of Tabernacle United • , Church of Christ in Yadkin CouU' ty, where he served as a trustee and ^ : deacon. Survivors, to addition to his • ; mother* include his wife. Connfc ' » Campbell; two sons* Harvey Lee |, Caj^beli of Route4.3nd William , *Bili" Gan^^l of New York; two ' •: foster daui^tcis, Kethy Johnson > Brown of Atlama and Peggy Johnson . of Advance; • ^ Anficlo !. lohiQon. of Advance; a brother, . JamesHeniy Campbell of Route 6, : Moeksville,' a sister, Anna C. Shorn ; of Lewlsvliie: and four grandsons. ALiCe g. DOULtN Alice Foster Doulin. Vs, or tttl RflUioad St., Moeksville, died April 21 at Forsyih Memoritd Hospital in " WinsKm-SaiemaRcr a serious iltness of i ^ menths, ..,,Fbt«raihsafvieeM\'fTm hplri .1^ p.m. Saturday at Shiloh Baptist Church, conducted by Dr. A.O. Walker* pastor. Burial was in the church cemetery. n Mcmoriais may be made to shtloh Baptist Churdi, Mocksviltc, • Bom June 9* 1908, to Davic County* she was a daughter of the late'Alexander and Lala Malone Fbsicf. Educated in the Davie Coun-^ iy schools, she had been employed ase pressor for Hinklos Cleaners of Moeksville. She was a member of Shiloh Baptist Church and the deaconess board. 'Survivors include two soni*, John C. Doulin ofMocksvHleand Walter M, Doulin of Bronx, N.Y.; two daughters, Mary D. Holmes ami Alice b* VereCn, both of i Moeksville; nine grandchildren; IS great-grandchildrcn; .and one ; grest-grcat-grattdchlld. LENWOOD S. GANTT CONOVER ^ Lcflwood Sciiscr Canti, 72* of 7 IS 2nd Ave* Place NE, died April 21 at Catqwba Memarial HospituL He was born Feb. 8, 1915, In Cetowb^ County* (Ite son of (he late Wade H. Cantt and Mamie Setter Gantt. He was a rettied salesman for Ford Motor Company and was a member olTriniiy United Church of Christ, where he was on elder and former Superintendent of Sundry School. He was also a member of the Conover Masonic Lodge No. 7d9< Ho was preceded in death by a forofocr and a sister. Surviving ore h b wife* Mary Etta Morrow Oomt; two sons, Ronald B. Gunlt of Moeksville and Charles L. Gantt of Cmtnvier; a dattghter Maty Lynne Peyton of Myrtle Beach, S.C.; one brother* Wede H. Gantt of Conovar; two sisters, Mrs. J.B. (Ruth) Coulter ofConover and Oaude (Mscic) Sigmon of Clare- numt: seven gmnd^ildren and two great-grandcliildrcn. The foncrul was oonduetcd by Dr. Lcs Wicker April 23 at Trinity United Church of Christ of Conover. Burial was in Catuwtm Memotml Park. Memorials may be made to the churoh. LISA L. READY MiSK Uiiu Lccann Ready. 18* Route 6* Moeksville* died SuiKtoy ancrnoon at her home while playing ball. GmVeiilde services were to be held at 11 a.m. Wcdnesthiy at Eaton's Bj^Isi Otufeh Cemeteiy. Mis Ready wosbom in AiHdicim, Calif.* ditugijier of Terry Lee and Sundra TluMnas Ready. She was a senior at Davie CUUfliy High School. Mi^ Rcmdy WOK to be married on Ju ly 5, 1987, to Archie Sanders, Jr. ' Surviving are one son* Andrew Lcc SaTidcr,s; her mother and step father, Mr. and Mrs. Crady Ship- man, Route 6* Moeksville; her father* Terry Lcc Ready, Dayton. Fin,; one sister, Cherlsc GarHson, Route d. Moeksville; one brother, Bryan Thoma,«J* Route 6* Moeksville; two half sisters. jind Rebecca Shipmnn. both of the home; bcf grandparents. Ester Ready* Anaheim. Calif., and Gary i and Judy GrafT, Lsikdufwi, Fla.;,ana i her sicpgrandmoiher, Dorothy Peacock. Moeksville. JOHN W. ♦♦BUNK*' SMOOT Mr. John Wesley "Bunk" Smoot. <66, of Route I, MccksvilJc, diedApril 14 at DaviC County Hospital" to icr betiig tii ubLiciuhi^ lliritiijl' fjl'* " three months. FuEierat ser^ocK were held April Id at the Shiem United MelliodistChurch by the Rev. John Rowo, the Rev, Claudia Hafmllsen and the Rev. Tom Sawney. BuHul was in to e church ccmaticfy. Tl»e tomHy revests that all memorials be made to the cemetery fund of Shiein United Methodist Chwreh* Route 1, Moeksville. Mr. Snuwt was bom in DavfcCounty August 12* 1920 to the lateJ.N. and Eslcr Pwlggins Smoot. He was a rclixd farmer and was also retired from Fiber Industries,Dufijig World War U he was a veteran of the U.S. Navy. He was u member of SaJcrn United Methodisi Oiurch. He was a gradtiaic of Cool Springs High SehotJl.Mr. Smonl was preceded indcatoby a son, James Gilbert SmoOt. May 17, 1986. Survivors include his wifo, MaryAnna Koonin Smoot, of the home; two sisters* Lois Snioot Green, Route I* Moeksville and Icanette Smoot Foster* Route 1, Cleveland; two brothers, Bill and J.C. Smoot, both of Route 1, Moeksville; also I several nieces and nephews. tfAYIB eoiBITV &NIE^g&k^kD,iii^yDAV. AWHt 3^^^^ .■■ - .. •;■■■■- TOBifHA C. TRIVETTEUNJON QRO VE - ^f^s. mitfiaCampbell TYivette, €6, Ri. 1,Howard Bndge Rd., died Sundayaflentoon aihi» home. She had beenb d6eltnin& healdi for iburyeors sodscHoi^ly lit for ihree months.Mrs. Trivetto was bom in IfcdeJlCounty, Mareb J6^ isci, loihelateparlteand MawHe Mhehell Campbell. She was a homentaW. She was a member of tlnion Gtove United Methodist Chureh. OnJanaaiy2S* E94I,shemorriodWilliam Ounicy Trivetie, who survives. Surviving, in addition to hw husband, ere four sons, Sidney QilmerTiivctle and David Ray Trivctte,both of Rt. 2, Hampionville* Re*Dewlti Tfivette, Rt-1, Union Gwvoand wmiam<Bill) a lYivcne, Jr.,Laurel HUl; one daughter, Mrs.Clara Dale T. Madison, Ri, 2,Kamptojivllte; two sisters, Mrs.Lucy Doby, Winston^Salcni andMrs. tda<jnx;o, Kampionviliot three brothers. Jack Comi«>eU. C.A.(Tbby) Campbell and Curtis Campbell, all of Rt. ], Union Orovet 15grandchildren; ihrce stopgrand^children and one 6«fli-ertiiidchnd. FUnerai servrecs ware held Tuesday at ShUWi Bapiist Chuioh in Yadlda Ccanty by Rev. Cimt Branchairf Rev. Dwight Dovrell. Burialfollowed in the church cemetery. MARY M. WHEELBRCLEMMONS — Mrs. MaiyMathis Wheeler. 61. 169 StanwcllCourt, wife of C.T. Wheclctr, Jr..cited April 25 at Forsyth Koj^ital.Funeral services were Monday atElkin Presbyterian Church by theRev. Bill Brown, Burial followed in Hollywood Cemetery in Elkan.Mrs. Wheeler was bom in Wllkcs Coimiy to hf^nhand Beriha MalbisMathis. She was a nicmbor of Ctem- mons Ptesbytcrian Church. She had ^vorkcd at TUnglcwoad I^rk. Mra.Wheeler had made her home inCicmmons Ibr the past three years,and was formerly of Weslporl atLake Norman. She had made herhome in Biidn for 50 years. Surviving are her husband, of thehome; one son. Dnn Rumple,Mocksvillc; three grandsons; hertrtodioi'. Roaring Ri\or; three sisters. Mrs. Grace Rilmg, Mr,s. jim tucrr-tic) Roberts and Mrs. Henry (Vcr-tie) Andrews, all of Roaring River;two brothers, Jarvie and ArchieMathis. both of Roaring River; one —^toprlniighrrr, Mrft, WiqEcld.^Wilkhw, Springlicid, Tcrtn. and two stepsons. Tommy Whccter, Ellcinstnd John Wheeler, Mebnnc. Memorials may be made to theAtneriean Cancer Society. U'ova'V oayie cmm t .T»". RACHKL M.D, CARTER Mw. Rwbct Marfc Dennis Cattce, • 61. lS$AvonSi.»M(]c{civine»<l(Qd Monday aftoraoon at Forsyib KospEtah FttiiefQ) services were to be held : 8t2 p.m. Wednesday at First United , MethcdfSt Cfnireit by tite Rev. Don ; Davis. Boriftt vm to be in Rose Cemeteiy. Menuffials may bo made (o First • UailedMetbodistCbuKhCItildreii^s : Bultdin^FuadarYoaibFundortbe : Ameriean Cancer Society. ' Mn>. Carter was bom in CaiifonJ : Cotinly (0 O.D. and Motcic Run- ; sucker Dennis. She was en^oy^ ; by Beits, 1^. J. ' Surviving »rc her husband, Paul 4- Caitc^ four dautghiers. Faulctte .. Kendrix, Mncfesvillc. Mis. Buitni Beaver, Rt. 3, Mocksvilie, Mrs. : Ksthy Spditbour and Mrs. Joy ; • Hids, both of Rt, 4, Advances two i • sons, DaieCntcr. Rt. 7, Moeicsvitie .. and Mike Cuter, Rt. 2, Advance; ; throe slsttis, Mrs. Lillian Pidcaid. Mrs. Bsmioe Carter and Mrs, Max- : iac Bowers, aQ of High Point; two ; . brothers, O.D. Dennis, Jr. and Ronald Dctttifs, both of : Thomasvillej one. half sister, Vanessa Perry. Lexington; 14 ' grandchildren and roar •. great-grandehildfOD. j AVERY GARFIBLD GULLETT SALISBURY — The foncrat for AveiyGarfleidGuthntorsS? DavidI' dreio was hdid Tuesday at Lyeriy Fbncrnl Home Chaiiel widi the Rev. r Bob Cdlaway. pastor of Dann's : Monntain Baptist Church and the ; Rev. Ned Chris^, pastor of Eia- ^ rnanuel Baptist Chordi,olBctiiihig. ^ Burial was in the Dunnes Moun- 1 tain Baptist Church Cemetciy. Born Aug. 5, 1907, in Davte County, he was a son of the late •J Jessie O, andFannie House Oulictt. Educated in the Rowan County schools, he had retired alter 38 yearn at Cone Mills. Ho was a member of Dunnes Mountain Baptist Church and a veteran of the U.S. Army. Survives include his wife, the ! fotmer Made Ann Mitkif, whomhe - martied Dec. 30, 1933; and three : sisters. Mrs. LE. (Bessie) WHEIoms, Mrs. G.M. (Sadie) Cloer end Janic ; Gullett, all of Satisbuiy. ; Cull^ 79, died Saiunfay at • Rowan Memorial Kospilal uficrfae' vj ing in declinlns health fare number Tor years. raVIN A. JOHi«^ON 1 .WINSTON-SALBM-Mr.lrvln i A. Jdmsea, 88.3031 Old Sides MiU ' Rd., died Monday at -Forsyib ; Hospital. Cmveadescrviccs were to be held 1 Wednesday in Wcstlawn Garden of : Mcmoiy COmcleiy by ibo Rev. Otis __ ClampltL wr. jcnnsomgsyiuiii County to WnUaia H. and Rom Monroe Johnson. He was a iclliod . mujdoyeecfPofedcxtcrLumber. He : atteaded South Fork Baptist Ch^. Suivivingane two dauglh^. Mis, Dcwey (JoAnn) Smith, Winston- Salcm and Mrs. Robert (Dorothy) Powe, Mocksvilie; two sons, W. A. (BiH) Johnson, Winston^Iem and Irvin JOhiison, Jr., Yadkinvltlc; 13 godchildren; 12 srcai-grand- chftdimi: one grcat-greni-grandi^d and one sfatcr. Mrs. Ritd (Edith) Spry, Wfnston-Saicm. MAIEC. JOHNSON NORTH WILKESBORO - Mrs. Male C. Johnson, 88, Rt. 3, North Wilfce^ro. widow of Ed Jchnson. died April 28 at her home. She was bora In Wiike&Cbuaty on Dcecmber25,1898. thodaughter of Robert Combs and l^iicy AleKonder Combs. Mrs. Johnson was a member of Lewis Baptist Church. Surviving am live sons, Bugene and Ho waid Johnson, both of Ri. I, Purleor, Cirlcs Johnson, FU. 3, North Wilkesboro. Wayne and Dwight Johnson, Rt. i, Mocksvilie; three dabghCers, Mrs. Ruth Privcfte Propcck and Mrs. Haxd Privcitc, boih of Ri. 3, North Wilkesboro, and Mrs. Annie Lou Brown, Rt. 4. North Witiccsboro; 19 grand children, 21 grcnt-gnindehilibeR. and rourgffiat-great-grandchildrea. Funeral smrvToes were Friday ui Lewis Baptist Church. Entombment was in the church cetnctery. ROBERT P. LANIERMr. Robert Porshing ta'er, $7, 541 Depot St.. Mccksvlllc, died April 29 at Forsyih Kosplt^. Funeral aervm wore Friday at Baton's Funeral Chiipd by the Rev. Paul Riggs. Burial was in Rose Ccroeteiy. Mr. t^er was the son ofthe bte Harrison H. and Maty L. Wall Lanier. He was a member of Rrst Baptist Church of Mocksvilie and was a retired engineer for Holly Farms of Mocksvilie. Surviving nra bis wife, Mabel Foster Loolcr, of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Bobby (Jackie} inters, Rt 3, Mocksvilie, and Mrs. Jchwy (Kay) Carter, Rt 2. Advance; two sons, Rcbcrt P. Lanier, Rt. 4, Advance, and Oumty Dale Lanier, Rt. 2, Advance; four sisters, Mrs. Martha Craver, Winstcn-Eolem, Mrs. Mary Kay Draughn, Rt 4, Mocksvilie, Mrs. Edna Stedman, East Bend, and Mts. Nndine Kootntt Rt. 2, Mocksvilie; one brother, Lonnic Lanlor, Kiekoiy; nine grandchildren and throe ^oat-grandchildren. MAMIE E, "TUNY" POTTS ADVANCE — Miss Mamie E. "Tony" Potts, 76, formeriy of Rt. I, died Monday night at Mcadowbrook Manor Nursing Home in ClemmoDs. FUneral serv ices wem Fri^day at Mocks Uuhed Methodist Churrii by the Rev. Thomas C. McLean, Burial follow ed in the church ccmdery. Miss Potts was bom In Davie Couf^ to John E. and Sarah Carter Potts. She is survived by two sisters. Miss Lena Pcits, of the home, nnd Mrs. Esther Seen, Winston-Salem; end two brothers, Elmer J. Pens. I^mpo, Fla., and J. Frank Polls, Lcwisvilic. Memorials may be made to MocksUnited Methodist Churoh Cemetciy Fund or Building Fund. Davie County Public Libraty Mocksvilie, NC iDAViE OOUWV i'f RAVMOND A. SHELTON ADVANCE — Mr. Eaymond A!ftedS]!cliOD»74, Ri. CdicdSutt' day morttit^ at Baptist Hftsjntal. Funeral services wereTitesOay ei Macedonia Moravian Oiurcli by Rev. Hampton Morgan and Rev. Leon Wood. Burial was in the church sraypyani. Mr. Sh^dton was bom Sejotcmber 12, 1912, in Stokes County to the late Ezra and Gladys Shcitoo Shcltofl. He was a retired rarntcFand a mmnbcr of Macedonia Moravian Chufclt. ' ' • Surviving arc his wife, Ccrtic Woihcr Shclton, of the hornet three daughters, Annie Clara Heptcr, Otenda Ctrtcr and Ruth Smith, atl Pi t Atlwin^i;»; tfifce StSlgRi. Rutty Shetton, Ifclen Cantpbeli aud~ lean Lce^ all of Candor^ two brothcis^ ^bertShclloo, Ashcboro iUid Hobcn SheltDn, Danbttry and jlvc gmndchiidrcn. LY1>1A C. mOAB Lydia' Cteoson Shoaf, S6, of MoehsvUle* died at Davle County Hospital Saturday morning. The funeral was heid at II &.m. Moaday at Liberty Unitod Methodist Qturdt, condueti^ by the Rev. Ben< hy Beardcn. Burial was Inthechurch ceitioiofy. Mtmiorials may be made to the church ccmetcty fund, Rmitn 4, Mocksvillc, Bom Aug. 29. i9C0, in Davic County to the late James Samuel oud Temple McDantct Cnmson« she was a mcmbof of Liberty United Methodist Church, Her httshondf Cermotte Anderson ShoaL died in 1976. A son. Satnuol Sb^f, died March 1. SurvlvofU IftdtBla three daughters, Sadie Bamhardl of Route 4, Attenc Jones of Route 3 and Ruby Motley of Granite <^tarry; foorsoi^i Karokt Shoaf of Madison, the Rev, Bill Shoaf of Mocksvillc, the Rev. Ker^ isllShoaf ofWalkeftownand James Shear of Marlon, S.C. ALMA D. TUITEROW SAL1S6UR V—Almn Jane Ded- mon 'Hiiierow, 91, of I12 Circle Drlve^ rarmerly of Rome 7, Noliy Read. MoeMie, died Monday « her lUsidcnw. The fuflfiraj was to be held at i I J,m. Wcdr^ay at Ealon^s Funeral Homo Chapel, Mpoksvillc. widi Lewis ofiiciadhg. Burial wos to be in Jericho Church of Christ Cemetery, Mocfesvflte. Metiiorialsmay be made to Nonh Mfljii Sired Church of Christ, Moclfsviile, N.C, Born April 26, IS96, In Davic County, she was a daughter of the l«e Jesse Cicero and Mamie Ada Troihnger Dcdmon, A bcmamalter, she was a member of North Main Slnat Osurcli of Christ. Herhufibond, LinkTutterow, died in 1970. Survivow ijidudc a daushlcr, Evelyn T. Tucker, with whom she made her home: a sister, NciHc * Wagner of Kannapolis; u brother, Barl Dcdmon of Route 7, MocksvlUc; iwograndsons; and one great-granddaughter. [ CHRIS^NE ». WALKER BeauehanmWalker, 49. Rt. 7. MocksvlIIe, died at her home April 30. Fuimral services wercSiuurtlay m Wilde ChlldfcEs and the Rev, Ben- CemcrW«'^K»<ll«t Church ccmcrciy. Mrs, Waiter was born in Davle Ceuniy to Elmer, and Geneva Faircloih Bcauchamp, She was a rticoibef of Hardison United Mcthodfst Church. Surviving arc licr hustuuid. Jack Walker; otrft fbuftinr... ^iadv WMiicy, Kt. TTiailnSsvrlfer-ter-- mother ami father, Ri. 4, Advance and two sfelcw, Mrs. Thcolcne Ctmgh,pcii^onsnndMrs.Fatr!cia ,rbLK. Finnadc. j • ' JAMES WHITE James Gilbert "Fly" White, 29, of 214 Witkcshora St., MoetevilEo, dbd Friday night In a hil'and'iiin iraffio necltlem. Funeral ^rviccs were to be held Wednesday ai Chestnut Gwvo Bap- tist church in [rcdbll Ctninty, Rul ing Elder James Ijames was to of- lieiatc with burial to follow in the church oeimiery. firm Aug. II, J957. in Icedeli County, he wasa son of Bdiia WMto and James fjames, both of Staiesvillo, Educated in the Davle County schools, he was a disabled veteran of the U.S. Army, Survivors, io addition to his parents. Include his stcpliithcr, David Halrston of the home; throe half bmihccs, David Hahrston of Winstoa-Salem. Cralg Hairetcit of Lexington and hfareus Hairaton of the home; a half sister, Tina IJames ofStaicsvlUe; and his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Daniel Ijamcs of Statesvlile. Davu County Fu'cyc Lib IvlocKsville, Obituaries DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1987 V/1 0 .t AVERY C. BARNEY Avcry Clint«in Barney. 69. of Ruiile 6. Mocksvillc. ilietl .Siiiulay night at North Carolina Baptist Hosptlal in Winston-.Salcm. The funeral was to be held Wednesday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Chip Webb and the Rev. Fred Shoaf. Burial was to Iv in Chestnut (Srove United Mctlunlist Church cemetery. Born Oct. 1 1. 1917. in Davie C^ninty. he was a son ol the late Calvin S. and Amanda Hunter Barney. Retired from Davie Auto Parts, he was a United States Army veteran of World War 11. He is survived by his wife. Jennie Pierce Baniey. y/ . AMBROSE BROCK Ambr<)se nnvk. 82. of Cedar Creek community, died Monday at 4 a.m. at his home. He had been in declining health for sometime. Funeral services were to be con ducted at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Cedar Creek Baptist Church by Dr. W.C. Hay r)f Winston-.Salcm. Burial was to follow in the church cemetery. Survivors include his wife. Pearlic Brock of the home; tw«» .sons. William Brrxrk and (ieorge Brmk. both t>f M(K-ksville: two daughters, Ella B. Horn and Katherine Hairslon. b<)th of Mocksvillc. 22 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. / VIROINIA H. nSHEl, WIN.STON-SALEM - Mrs. Virginia Hodgc.s Fishel. 55. 4880 Follansbce Rd.. died at her home May 6. She was born July 2. 1931. in Roanokc. Va. She had lived in For- syth County for the past 30 years. She was of the Moravian faith. Surviving are her huskind. Harry F. Fishel. of the hiune: two daughters. Miss Diana Blackwell ami Miss Cynthia l.<Miise Fishel. both of the home; three .sons. .Steven E. Blackwell. Advance. Gary R. Blackwell. Patterson Ave. and William Lee Blackwell. Jones Rd. and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday at Hayworth-Millcr Silas Creek Chapel. Burial was in Parklawn Memorial Gardens. / WIIJJAM F. HRNSON 'I he funeral for William Franklin lleieson wiis to be Wednesday at 'Ejiton's Funeral Home Chapel, con ducted by a chaplain from Fort Bragg. Burial was to be in Rose Cemetery, with military graveside rites conducted by a military detach ment from Fort Bragg. Hcn.son, 50. of Route 4. SouthwtKKi Acres. Mocksvillc died May 10 at the home of his mother, Julia Macey Guffie F.skew of Bessemer City. Born June 13. 1936. in Kings Mountain, he was also the son of Clyde Calvin Hens«m of Morganton. He was a technical writer for AT&T in Winston-Salem and was retired from the U.S. Army after 20 years that included service in Korea and Vietnam. Survivors, in addition to his parents, include his wife. Brenda Gail Buchanan Henson; two daughters, Tcrrica Jane and Angela Dawn Henson, both of the home; a .son. Grant Eric Henson of the home; his stepmother. Geraldine Henson of Morg.inton; Three sisters. Billic Brown of Bryant Culver. Ark.. Brenda Barzall <if Glen Burnic, Md.. and Jane Reich of Winston-.Salem; three half sisters. Ruth Ann Herman. Mary Lois Beach and Linda Henson, all of Morganton; four half brothers, Ran dy Hutchison of Bes.scmer City, Danny and Steve Hen.son, both of Morganton. and Ken Henson of Michigan. ^ ANNIE F. HALL ADVANCE — Mrs. Annie Faircloth Hall. 92, formerly of Route 2, widow of Charles W. Hall, died May 6 at Kernersville Care Nursing Home. Funeral .services were held Friday at Vogler's Clemmons CKapel by the Rev. Mark Bcnton and the Rev. Alvin Latham. Burial followed in Elbaville United MethmlisI Church cemetery. Mrs. Hall was bom in Davie County to Edward and Cora McCorkcl Faircloth. She was a member of Elbaville United Mcthixlist Cliurch. where she taught Sunday School for 30 years. She was preceded in death by a .son and his wife. Thomas K. and Hassic M. Hall. Surviving are one son and his wife. Samuel E. and Irene Hall, Ad vance; rive grandchildren and .seven great - grandch i Idren. KENNETH R. HOFFMAN SALISBURY - Kenneth Reid Hoffman, 53, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.. a native of Davie County, died May 6 in Fort Lauderdale. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Hoffman of Coolecmee. The funeral was held Saturday at Forc.st I.!»wn Funeral Home in F«»rt Lauderdale. Memorials may be made to Edgewood Baptist Church. Cooleemee, N.C, 27014. A grayuiatCipf Cooleentcc High School, he'atfehSed North Carolina State U9»*J^ly- Survi.vfti^ in addition to his parcnt.s. include his wife. Peggy Snider Hoffman; a daughter. Evahlcc Kathleen McCarthy; and two sons, Kenneth Reid Hoffman Jr. and Gerald Stephen Hoffman. / FLOSSIE H. LAMBE Flossie Hartley Lambe, 81. of Route 4. Mocksville died May 7 at For.syth Memorial Hospital in Winston-Salem. The funeral was held Saturday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel, con ducted by the Rev. Jim Gryder, • Burial was in Jenisalem Baptist Church cemetery. Born Sept. 7. 1905. in Davidson County, she was a daughter of the late Tom and Eliza Young Hartley. A homcmakcr. .she was a member of Jerusalem Baptist Church. Her husband. Lee Lambe. died Oct. 3, 1982. Survivors include three daughters. Doris Whisnant of Morganton, Delia Mae Morgan of Granite Quarry and Peggy Nail of Mocksvillc; two sons. Tommy Lambe of Route 4 and Lee I^mbe Jr. of Richmond, Va.; a sister. Lila Sheets of Winston- Salem; 16 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. OAVic CO. PUBLIC Library mocksville, no A rs Nd \» I /'.N J WILLIAM H. LUMLEY William Henry Lumlcy, 75, of Route I, Mocksville, died May 10 at Davic County Hospital after an extended illness. The funeral was Tuesday at Calalialii Friendship Ba|)ti.st Church, with the Rev. Graham WiHiten and the Rev. Robert Weatherspoon of ficiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Born May 25, 1911. in Durham County, he was a son of the late George W. and Mary Frances filheridge Liimley. He was retired Irom Drexel Heritage Furniture Co. Survivors include his wife, Lola Marie Dyson l.umley; two daughters, Geraldiiie Piltman of Raleigh and Dena Lumley of the home; six sons, Keith Lumley of Route I, Harvey Lumley of Raleigh, Larry Lumley of Greens^ro, and Ernest. Odell and Willard Lumley. all of Morrisville; Three sisters, Agatha Hurst and Mildred Merritt, both of Mor risville, and Bessie Terry of Durham; three stepdaugliters, Diane Duke of Apex, Jane Nowell t)f Mocksville and Elaine Gillis of Fuquay-Varina; a stepson, Gary Combs of Sanford; 18 grand children; seven step-grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. / LEON C. MARTIN Leon Charles Martin, 62, of Route 4, Mocksville, died May 6 at Davtij Ciiunty Ho.spilal. • The funeral was held Satur^^ at Eaton's Funeral Home Burial was in Clarksburg Dnited Methodist Church Cemetery in Iredell County. Born July 11, 1924, inChilhowie, Va., a son of the late Robert and An na Mae Blebin Martin, he was a retired painter. He was a World War II veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps. Survivors include his wife, Lillie B. Albea Martin; three sons, Charles Leon Martin of Taylorsville, Ken neth Joseph Martin of Salisbury and Bruce M. Martin of Bluntville, Tenn.; three stepsons Sgt. Tony Latikford of Avon Park, Fla., and Chris Lee and Jesse Allen Lankford, both of Mears, Va.; Three sisters. Ruby Gartland of Virginia Beach, Va., Shirley Flet cher of Gainesville, Fla,, and Helen Storton of Glen Bumie, Md.; a brother, Robert L. "Jack" Martin of Marion, Va.; three grandchildren; and three step-grandchildren. y ROBERT L. SAFLEV Mr. Robert Lee Salley, 83, N. Main St., Mocksville, died May 7 at Davic County Hospital. Funeral services were held Satur day at Eattin's Funeral Chapel, con ducted by Bill Campbell of Mocksville and the Rev. Dwight Cartner. Burial was in Rose Cemetery. Mr. Salley was born in Rowan County to the late D.F. and Rohena Cartner Salley. He was letircd from Heritage Furniture Co. and was a member of Mocksville First United Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, Mamie Lee Campbell Salley; one daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Ferebec, Rt. 8. Mocksville; three sons, Clarence Salley, Bonita, Calif., Roy Salley, Rt. 1, Harmony, and Carl Salley, 6048 James St., Clemmons; 10 grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; and one brotyher, William Salley, Rt. 7, Mocksville. .Z' EVOLA S. SIIEEK ADVANCE — Evola Smith Sheck ,91, ot Route 1, died May 6 at her home. The funeral was held Friday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel in Mocksville with the Rev. Leon Wood officiating. Burial was in Yadkin Valley Baptist Church . cemetery. Born June 14, 1895, in Davic ! County, a daughter of the late John and Noal Ward Smith, she was a homemaker and a member of Yadkin Valley Baptist church. Her husband, Jacob Hall Shcek died Feb. 19, 1970. Survivors include two sons. Bob and Jason Sheek. both of Advance; two sisters, Margie Hendrix of Ad vance and Lillian Smith of Clem mons; one grandchild; and two j great-grandchildren. * ANNIE W. WINTERS LEWISVILLE - Mrs. Annie Wilmoth Winters, 49, of 8671 Shallowford Road, died May 4 at Forsyth Hospital. She was a first grade teacher at William R. Davic Elementary * SchcHil in Davie County until her • retirement just a month before her death. She had also taugltl in Forsyth County. Mrs. Winters was bom October 5, 1937 to the late Justin R. Wilmoth and Callie Anderson Wilmoth, Drakes Branch, Va. Surviving brothers and sisters are Jt)hn R. Wilmoth, Drakes Branch, Va., Abraham Wilmoth, Saxc, Va., Mrs. W. Leslie Ford, Kerncrsville and Elizabeth Wilmoth Price, Cha.se City, Va. . Mrs. Winters attended Asheville Biltmore College in Asheville from 1960 to 1962, and received an undergraduate and masters degree in Education, Class of 1966, from UNC-G. She is also survived by her hus band, Thomas E. Winters, Sr., one .son, Thomas E. Winteis, Jr., and one daughter, Charlotte Ann Winters. Funerid services were held May 7 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Laiter-Day Saints, Westchestcr Road. Burial was in Colfax Ward Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Lalter-Day Saints in Colfax. i The family requests that all memorials be made to the American Cancer Socictv. I.IBRARY NC DAVIE CO. PUBLIC UBRART MOCKSVIUE, NC ^ obituaries j DOROTHY C. GARTNER ^ ZACHARV SETH JACKSON Mrs SPARTANBURG rs. CK 3 . Durothy Cook Gartner, 63. Rt. I, Mocksvillc, died May 17 at Davic County Hospital after an ex tended illness. .She was the widow of Jc-ssc Ia'c Carlncr Jr. Funeral .services were held Tues day at Baton's Funeral Chapel by Rev. John Row and Rev. Benny Dcarden. Burial was in Salem United McthcKli.sl Church centcicry. of which she was a member. Mrs. Carlncr was horn in Davic County to the laic John and Victoriaj ....MM . S.C. Zachary Scth Jackson, six-weck-old son of Thomas Gordon Jackson Jr. and Donna Beck Jackson of 414 Shoally Road. .Sparianhurg, South Carolina, died May 9 in Spartanburg Regional Medical Center. Also surviving: paternal grand father. Gordon Jack.snn of Spartan burg; paternal grandmother. Carole Jackson of Florida: maternal grand parents. Don and Linda Beck of In- man: pateriud great-grandmother.irwvwffwat , Foster Crnik. She was retired from Bonnie JacLson «if Newhcrry; nialcr- Ingcrsoll-Rand in Mocksvillc. Her nal great-grandmothers, Thclma hu.sband, Jesse Lee Cartncr. Jr.. preceded her in death in 1966. Surviving are two sons. Dennis Craig Carfner and John Clifford Cartncr. both of Rt. I. Mocksvillc; two sisters. Mrs. Hazel Vountz and Mrs. Helen Byerly. both of Clem- mons; one brolhcr. Johnny Cook. Hampton. Va.: her .stepmother. Mrs. Kate Cook. Winston-.Salem and three grandchildren. V • KENNETH HOFFMAN A memorial service will be held at Edgcwood Baptist Church in Coolecmec. Sunday, May 24, at 3 p.m. for Kenneth Hoffman. Hoff man died May 6 in Ft. I^audcrdale, Fla. He was a native of Davic County. Bom and rai.scd in Cooleeinec. he was the son of Paul and Emma Hoff man. He was a 19.^1 graduate of CtKdecmec High .Sch«*il. He also at tended North Carolina State University. Hoffman is survived by his wife. Peggy Snydcr Hoffman and three children. Rccd. .Steve, and Kathe. all of Ft. Lauderdale. ' JAMES DEWEV HOLTON CHARLOTTE - Mr. James Dewey Holton. 88, ttf 4608 Gibbon Road, died May 17 at University Memorial Hospital. Bom in Iredell County, he was the son of the late John L. and Lucy Blanche Holton. He owned and operated Shu Fixory in Charlotte for 43 years. Graveside services were held Tuesday at Sharon Memorial Park. Mr. Holton is survived by his wife. Pauline Shumaker Holton, one son, William Floyd Holton of Charlotte, a daughter, Mrs. Ann Venable of Charlotte, a half brother. Holland W. Holton of Winston- Salem. a half si.ster. Mrs. Alice Eid- son of Winston-Salem, three grand children and two great-grandchildren. Dunn of Spartanburg. Marzelle Beck of Advance: maternal great grandfather. Ervin L. Beck of Ad vance: maternal great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. McClam- nxrk of Mocksvillc, and grcat-grcat- grandmother, Mrs. Roy Daniels of Route 4, Mocksvillc. Graveside .services were held May 11 in Grccniawn Memorial Gardens by the Rev. J.B. Strange. In lieu of llcjwcrs. menuirials may be made to the National S.I.D.S. Foundation. Two Metro Plaza, Suite 205. 8240 Professional Place. Ijtn- dovcr. Md. 20785. 3 Cf.VDE M. JONFi? Mr. Clyde Melvin Jones. 77. Rt. 3. Mock.svillc. died at Davic Coun ty Ho.spital May 17 after an extend ed illness. Funeral services were held Tues day at Fork Baptist Church by the Rev. Gordon Joyner. Burial was in the church cemetery. The family rcque.sts memorials be made to Fork Bapti.st Church Cemetery Fund. Mr. Jones was bom in Davie County to the late Alex and Bertha Foster Jones. He was a member of Fork Baptist Church. He was a retired farmer. His first wife, Bessie Marie Barnhardi Jones, died in 1983. .Surviving arc his second wife, Mary Lxus Williams Jones; one daughter, Mrs. Marlenc Howcll. Staiesville: four sons. Dallas, Nelson and David Jones, all of Rt. 3. Mocksvillc and Ixonard Jones, Rt. 3, Advance: one stepson. Dr. Dale Williams. Greenville. N.C.: four sisters. Mary Nell Bailey. Alma Williams, Ada Mae Wal.sher and Magdalene Stroud, all of Rt. 2. Ad vance; five brothers. Fred. Bonce. Wade. Ray and Maynard Jones, all of Rt. 2. Advance and 15 grandchildren. ' DAVID Ci.VDE YORK Mr. Davkl Clyde York. 47. Rt. 5. Mocksville. died Monday at Forsyth Hospital. He was bom in Iredell County on October 20,^ J^39. to Clyde M. and Tabiiha Tf^cttc York. Mr. York was pf.'^&mptist faith. He. •w'^marricd to Mrs. Judy Shore York, who survives of the hohie. Also surviving are his mother, of Route 5, MtKk.sville: three children. Billy York. Mrs. Ginger Whitaker, and Mrs. Monica York Reavis. all of Mocksvillc; six sisters. Mrs. Aril (Lillian) Rash. Clemmons. Mrs. Cleo Sharpe. Harmony, Mrs. Aanm (Nettie) Carter. Mocksville. Mrs. Kenneth (Doris) Sloan. Olin. Mrs. Eugene (Mae) Foster aixl Mrs. Jerry (Sylvia) Eddingcr. both of Winston- Salem: a brother, Lonnie M. York. Staiesville: ami three grandchildren. Mr. York was preceded in death by a .sister, Mrs. Janie Y. Fesperman. and a brother. Donnie Ray York. Fuheral services were to be Wcdne.sday at Mackie-Gentry Funeral Chapel. Burial was to follow in Turner's Creek Bapti.st Church cemetery. ~ obituaries s 0$ > V ETHEL MAE CARSON : ' HAMPTONVILLE - Mrs. Ethel I Mae Carson, 76, of Route I, Hamp- I tonville, died Sunday evening at I Iredell Memorial Hospital in I Statesville afler an extended illness. She was bom in Iredell County, and was a member of Mt. Carmel Holiness Church. She is survived by three .step daughters, Mrs. Jettie Smyre and Miss Gladys Carson, both of Hamp- tonville; Mrs. Cornelius Howell of Winston-Salem; two step-sons, William Carson of Mocksville and Frank Carson of Tennessee. One sister, Mrs. Kathcrine Campbell of Mocksville; three brothers, Willie, Turner, and Raymond Rcdmon, all of Yadkinvillc; 19 grandchildren, .30 great-grandchildren and seven great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services were to be held on Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Mt. Carmel Holiness Church, with Pa.stor Jessie Leach officiating and burial was to follow in the Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery. JAMES BARNETT TAYLOR WINSTON-SALEM - Mr. James Bamett "Bamey" Taylor, 69, 1708 Center St., died Saturday. He was bom August 27, 1917, in Greenville, S.C., to John P. and Nancy Boggs Taylor. He worked for Arista Mills and Hanes Knitting Co. for 20 years. He earned the Star Pin from Hanes In 1943. Mr. Taylor retired from Frank L. Blum Con struction Co. in July, 1986. He was married in 1939 to Pauline Norman (Polly) Taylor, who sur vives of the home. Surviving, in addition to his wife, are three sons, J.D. Taylor and Bil ly Gray Taylor, both of Winston- Salem and Jerry Taylor, Daytona Beach, Fla., and one daughter, Nan cy Ann Taylor Styers, Winston-Salem. Mr. Taylor was preceded in death by Skeeter Styers, Randy, Ricky and Sandra Taylor. Also surviving are 10 grand children; three great-grandchildren and a special granddaughter, Pat Styers Cochran, Mocksville. Funeral services were held Mon day at Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek Chapel by Rev. 2^no Groce and Rev. Harold Tuttle. Burial was in Gardens of Memory. The family requests memorials'be made to the American Cancer Socie ty, ISIO-B Martin St., Win.ston- Salcm, N.C. 27103. 3 JENNIE S. GALES COOLEEMEE — Jennie Sedberry Gales, 84, of Cooleemee, died May 22 at For.syth Memorial Hospital in Winston-Salcm. The funeral was held Sunday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel in Mocksville, conducted by the Rev. Fred Currie. Burial was in I.cgion Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to Cooleemee Pre.sbyterian Church, Cooleemee, N.C. 27014. Bom Oct. 12, 1902, in Cabarrus County, she was a daughter of the late George and Sallie Henson Sedberry. Retired from Burlington Industries, she was a member of Cooleemee Pre.sbytcrian Church. Her hu.sband William S. "Bill" Gales, died April 9, J984. Survivors include.' three step daughters, Mrs. vJB^nard (Mary Louise) Penl(^./*^jm Route 1, Salisbury, Fi;ances Miller and Dor cas Mcsimcr; both of Cooleemee; a si.ster, Irene Hellard of Cooleemee; four step-grandchildren; and 12 step-great-grandchildren. "i"l inRARY CWVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSViaEa NC UNKNOWN PUBLICATION, May 30,1987 knight ' Mrs. Mary Ruth Douthit Kmght, ^ 50, 2700 High ' Pocket L^e, Greensboro, died Saturday mght at Forsyth Hospital. She bad been ill for over a year and a halt ana seriously ill for two weeks. Mrs. ^ Knight was bom September 14, 1936 in Davie County to the law Henry and Mary Pilcher Dothit. She WM employed by AdacM-Mil- lis Corp. She was of the Baptist faith. She was preceded in death by a daughter. Mm. Nanette Grady, in 1978. and a brother, Bob Douthit, in 1980. Surviving are her husband, David Knight, of the home; one daughter, Ma. Renae Cranfill, Kemersville; th^ sia- ters. Mrs. Howard (Alice) ShernU. Mocksville. Mrs. Grady Beaucharop and Mrs. Randy (Ja nice) Beyer, both pf Advance and two brothers, Earl Dou^it, Ker- nersviUe and J. W. Douthit, Ocean Springs. Miss. Funeral ser^ces will be 2 p.ro. Tue^Vp?^i worth'Miller Silaa Creek Clmpel by ^v. Leon Wood and Rev. Yatea Wilkinson. Interment mil follow in Yadkin Valley Baptist Church cemetery in Davie County. The family will receive fnen^ from 7 to 9 pjn. tonight at the ^eral home and, at other tunes, i at tha home of Mrs. Janice Buyer. [ y VydVin Valley Rd., Rt. 6, Advance. Bio - Obituaries - 5/30/1987 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1987 Obituaries V' HELEN L. ELLIS / ADVANCE — Mrs. Helen Lincback Ellis. 55, Ri. 4. Box 222. wife of James David Ellis, died May 27 at Forsyth Hospital. Funeral services were held Friday at Vogler's Oemmons Chapel by the Rev. Yates Wilkinson. Burial followed in Green Meadows Baptist Church Cemetery. Mrs. Ellis was born in Forsyth County to Emest R. and Pearl Smith Lineback. and spent her early childhood in the Seward communi ty of Fonsyth County. She was a member of Green Meadows Baptist Church and was a retired employee of AT&T Technologies, with .14 years of service. Surviving are her husband, of the home; one daughter, Mrs. Kim Williams, Rt. 1, Mock.sville; one son, Richard Dale Ellis, of the home; one sister, Mrs. Mary Lineback Bodsford. Wiaston-Salem; and two brothers. Roy Lineback. Rural Hall, and Robert Lineback. Winston-Salem. / ELSIE R. HILL WINSTON-SALEM - Mrs. Elsie Rierson Hill, 76, 250 Harper St., died May 24 at Forsyth Hospital. She was born November 8. 1910, in Forsyth County to Jim and Ir.ie Young Rierson. She spent most of her life in Davidson and Forsyth counties. Mrs. Hill was a member of We.st Side Chri.stian Church in Lcwisville. She is survived by her husband. Walter D. Hill, of the home; one daughter, Ms. Dreweena Hill, Harper St.; one sister, Mrs. Venoa Neal, MocLsvillc; and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services were May 27 at Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek Chapel by Mr. Kent Allen. Burial was in Parklawn Memorial Gardens. The family requests that any memorials be made to West Side Christian Church in Lewisville or Forsyth Cancer Service. ^ CARRIE McCONEYHEAD SALISBURY — Carrie Lucky MeConeyhead. 97. formerly of Cooleemee, died Thursday in a New York hospital. The body was to be brought to No ble and Kelsey Funeral Home, where funeral arrangements were to be made. Bom in 1889 in Rowan County, she was a daughter of the late Rowan and Charlotte Fleming Lucky. She was a member of New Shepherd Baptist Church in Cooleemee. Survivors inelude a son. James Myers of Cooleemee; four daughters, Mildred Thomas and Nellie Washington, both of'- Brooklyn, N.Y., Eva Mae Harris of Washington. D.C., and Vergie Scott of Hartford. Conn.; a brother, Hezekiah Lucky of Salisbury; three sisters, Mae Lock. Alma Nora and Christine Marlin, all of Winston- Salem; and a number of grand children and great-grandchildren. ' ALGERNON S. NEAL REIDSVILLE - Algernon Sidney Neal. 70 of 2210 S. Scales Street died Monday at his home following a long illness. He was a native of Ca.swell Coun ty. He was the son of Mrs. Garrett Neal and the late Robert Lee Neal Sr. and had lived in Reidsville most of his life. He was a graduate of Appalachian State University, a veteran of WWII, serving as a captain in the U.S. Ar my. He was an employee of Trans- Contintental Gas Pipeline Corp.. retiring in 1980 after 30 years service. He was a member and elder of the North Scales Street Church of Christ. Surviving arc his wife. Margaret Burton Neal. of the home; two soas, A1 A. Neal Jr.. of Stoneville and Ben L. Neal of Rcid.sville; his mother, Mrs. Amy Garrett Neal of Reidsville; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth N. Johnson of Reidsville and Mrs. James N. Essie of Mocksville; tour brothers, I. Gar rett Neal of Eden. Ben J. Neal of Oxford, Robert L. and David K. Neal. both of Reid.sville; and two grandchildren. Funeral .services were to be con ducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the North Scales'Street Church of Christ with Rev. Robert Forrester, of ficiating. Burial was to be in Thomp- sonville Baptist Church Cemetery. Mqnorials may be made to Hospice of Rockingham County or the^ North Carolina Cancer .Society. 6^ i^uneral Home is in charge arrangements. v^HAZEI. B. SMITH WINSTON-SALEM - Mrs. Hazel Bowdcn Smith, 88. 607 West St., widow of Alex F. Smith, died May 25 at For.syth Hospital. Funeral services were May 27 at Vogler's Main Street Chapel by Rev. Donald K. Funderburk and Rev. Robert Pcurifoy. Burial was in Parklawn Cemetery. Mrs. Smith was bom in Davie County to S.W. and Clara Plott Bowden. She spent her early life in Davie County and taught school in Davie County in her 20s. She had lived in Win.ston-Salcm since 1948. She was a member of Bethlehem United Methodist Church in Davie County. Surviving are four daughters. Clara Tallcy. Avenelle Willard. Thclma Hyland. and Zclda Burton, all of Winston-Salem; two .sons. Warren B. and Fred W. Smith, both of Winston-Salem; 13 grand children; six great-grandchildren; and a .sister. Mrs. Nell Smith, Bethlehem Church community. Davie County. '!-:7 OAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRARV MOCKSVIOE. NC v5 u J NATHANIEL F. WALLERWINCTON-SALEM - Nathaniel Franklin Waller. 90. of Route 2 Grace Church Road, died Monday at Rowan Memorial Hospital afterbeing in declining health for several years and seriously ill tor two ^The funeral was to be at 4 p.m.Wednesday at ^ Church, conducted by the Rev. Geiw Bost. pastor. Purial was to be in Rowan Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to the 1 : American Heart Association, i^rciKte. Ct»pel Hill or .ho * American Cancer Society of Rowm S County. P.O. Box 1264. Salisbury. 2 Bom Aug. 7. 1896. in Davie 1 County, he was a son of the late Jota 2 and Jane Whishunt Waller. A farmer, he was a veteran of World " War 1 and a member of Grace £ Lutheran Church. E Survivors include his wif^ Ethel 5 White Waller; five sons. J .T.. ^8 c Robot. U. and BiUyE. Waller. g all of Salisbury, aitd P- < Waller of Woodleaf; four daughters, t Mrs. Uuic (Edith) Jackson. Mrs.Tom (Rosa Lee) Pinkston Mrs. Ju^ my (JoAnn) Cauble and Mrs- ^ Roy (Gaynclle) Rcd^««' °r Salisto«i-»^ grandchiden; fourstepjptJchiMren; H 8«a«- grarricWldren; and one ^ EDNA WILSON Edna Wilson of Milling Road died May 29 in Forsyth Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Davie County, a daughter of Floyd Wilson of Hickory and the lute Mary VanEaton Wilson, .she was employed at J.P. Green Milling Survivors, in addition to her father, include a brother. John Obie Wilson of Mocksville; and four step brothers. Ronnie, Benny. Glenn, and Floyd Jr. Wilson, all of Hickory. Graveside services were hclu Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock with Elder Terry Dalton officiating. n vll I. I. t ; l i.; 5^ OAVIE CO. PUBLIC UBRAR>^ MOCKSVUXEs nc SI k. UNKNOWN PUBLICATION, June 7,1987 GREENE HIGH POINT - Mr. G.V. {bS/ Greene, Jr., 56,207 Hampton Di„ died Sunday night at his residence. He was bom in Fork, N.C., the son of Dr. G.V. and Lucille Peebles Greene. He was a graduate of Oak Ridge Military Academy and High TSint'CoUeg/. M graduate work at East Carolina ^nwersay and attendedCarolina at Chapel HiU. mi. Greene was a former teacher^d coach at Glenn High School. HighPo'nt Central High School andHigh Point Andrews High Sch^ .He was a professional baseb^l scout for Kansas City a number of years and ve^active in the Little League basebaU pTOpam in Jamestown^He was a ^ 1 (B^bby) Greene, Winston-Salem,Iwuito F. (Billy)Geoffrey P. Greene, both of^, home; three srstere. Mm. ^ "a memS^'service'vSri^hTdlla.m.Wec^esday^^ q^brest Chapel. E. Uxington Ave by Rev. Mel Anderson. Bunion he in Floral Garden Park^emlry ThrtemUywair^^^^^^^ friends from 7 to 9 p.m.Funeral Home. Memon- K be made to the charrty of the donor's choice. Bio - Obituaries - 6/7/1987 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA obituaries V LUCY E.B. ELLIS ADVANCE — Mrs. Lucy E. Bridges Ellis, 63. Box 46. Rl. 6. wife of Luther G. (Sam) Ellis, died June 3 at Porsyth Hospital. Puncral services were held Friday at Green Meadows Baptist Church by the Rev. Y,ntcs Wilkiason. Burial Rdlowcd in the church cemetery. Mrs. Ellis was bom in Porsyth County to James M. and Maggie Morton Bridges. She lived in the Ad vance community for over 40 years, where she was a member of Green 'Meadows Baptist Church and the Willing Workers Sunday School Class. She is survived by her husband, of the home; a daughter and son-in- law, Kay and Charles Kilby, Ad vance; a son and daughter-in-law. Robert and Lee Ellis, Advance; three granddaughters, Karen, Karia and Amy Kilby; a grandson, An drew C. Ellis; two .sisters, Mrs. Rachel Tultlc. Gcmianton, and Mrs. Mary John.son, East Bend; and two brothers, Mr. Sidney Ray Bridges and James M. Bridges. Jr., both of Germanton. Memorials may be made to Green Meadows Baptist Church or N.C. Diabetes As.suciation. >/ELLA G. A. FURCHESS Mrs. Ella Grey Armswnrthy Pur- chess, 90, of Route 2. Mocksvillc, died Tuesday at the Wesley Long Hospital in Greensboro. She was the widow of the late Samuel Wade Furchess. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by the Rev. J.C. Shore and Rev. Jesse Tart. Burial will be in Farmington Cemetery. The family was to receive friends at the funeral home from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday night and at other times at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Jean Smith on Route 2, Mocksvillc. Mrs. Furche.ss was bom April 22, 1897 in Davic County to the late Levi Branch and Fannie Lee Thomason Armsworthy and was a homemaker. She was a member of the Farmii^on United Methorlist Church. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Nancy Blaylocjc of Greensboro and Mrs. Jean Smiijh of Route 2, MocLsville; two sonsfSamuel Wade Furchetss Jr. of King bhd Robert G. Furchess of CIcmmdns; 10 grand children and two great grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Ruby Maimey of Kannapolis. ^ ANNIE BELL GRANT OLIN — Mrs. Annie Bell Brown Shumaker Grant, 67, of Route I, died June 4 at N.C. Baptist Ho.spital in Winston-Salcm. She was bom March 2. 1920 in Wilkcs County to the late Fred D. and Pearlie Rash Brown. She was preceded in death by hci first husband, Thomas Franklin Shumaker and by a brother, John Tumer Brown. Surviving are her husband, Vander Lee Grant; two sons, Car rol Dean Shumaker and Thomas Ed ward Shumaker, both of Statesville; three daughters, Mrs. Tommy L. (Mevalyn) Harper, of Route I, Ad vance, Mis. Donnie J. (Mildred) Frye, of din, and Mrs. Wayne (Sue) Hepler, of Statesville; two step-daughters, Mrs. James (Veruotwp tvJl9» Jolllvd \Vvll| Bom Oct. 17, 1934, in Mecklen-* burg County, she was a daughter of Jessie Flowers Junker of Wandering Lane, Mocksville and the late Ted Junker. She was a member of the Fir.st Prc.sbyterian Church of Raleigh. Survivors, in addition to her mother, include her husband. John Long; four .sons, John F. Long III of Stone Mountain, Ga.. Lloyd Trent and Stewart M. Long, both of Charlotte and Tyler F. Long of Col umbia, S.C.; a brother. Bill Junker of Mocksville; and one grandchild. '/ KATHARINE SEAMON ADVANCE — Katharine Cope Scamon, 48, of Route 2, Markland Road, died June 5 at Davic County Hospital in Mocksville. _ ^lie funeral was held Monday atJ Lou) Sloan. ofOlin and Mrs. Lester living God (Hazelene) Souther, of Hamptoib>^.''Stevenson of- ville; II grandchildren, seven step- "Elating. Burial was in the church grandchildren and one .step-great- ^®'"'^tery. Bom July 2grandson; two brothers. Rev. Robert N. Brown and Fred Wilson Brown, both of State.svi]|c. Funeral .services were held June 7 at Gras.sy Knob Baptist Church, con ducted by the Revs. Ralph J. Stanley, Paul E. Crater. R. Howard Wagoner and Dwight N. Somers. Burial was in New Prospect Bapti.st Church Cemetery. The family requests that memorials be made to New Pro.spcct Baptist Church Cemetery Fund. >/ FRANKIE J. LONG Frankie Junker Long, 52, of 109 Ronaldsby Road, Cary, formerly of Davie County, died on Saturday afternoon as the result of a boating accident in Madison County. The funeral was held Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church in Mocksville, conducted by the Rev. Leiand Richaidson. A memorial .ser vice will beheld at 2 p.m. Thursday at the First Presbyterian Church of Raleigh. Burial was in Rose Cemetery in Mocksvillc. Memorials may be made to Bible Study Fellowship in memory of Frankie Junker Long, 1900 Blancho Road, San Antonio, Texas, 78258, or to the Rescue Unit of Madi.son County, in care of the Sheriffs Of fice, P.O. Box 445, Marshall, N.C. 287.53. , 1938, in I>avie Coun ty, a daughter of the late Taft and Mary Forrest Cope, she was retired from the Williams Medical Textile Co. Her first hu.sband, Bobby Ixc Bur ton. preceded her in death in 1981. Survivors include her second hus band, Ray ford Seamon; two daughters, Brenda Norman of Route 2. Advance, and Sandra Virginia Cranford of Cooleemee; three .sons. Randy G. and Bobby Lee Burton Jr., both of Route 2, and Michael Wayne Burton of Route 3, all of Advance; a stepson. Donald Scamon of Route 2, Advance; three sisters. Rosie Spaugh and Frankie Minor, both of Route 2, Advance, and Frances Spaugh of Route 3, Mocksville; a brother. Kenneth Cope of Lex ington; and 10 grandchildren. DAVIE CO. PUBLIC UBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NC le Cbo cr^ \3 U-n- J-rs /' flora b.w. siler high point - Mrs. Flora Blanch Welborn Silcr. 72, of 203 Jones Circle died June 3 al High Poini Regional Hospital, after several years of declining health and SIX weeks of critical illness. Born in Trinity to Ernest Walton , Welborn and Lenora Roseland Kanoy Welborn, she had been a resi dent of Thomasville since 1951, hav ing moved here from Mocksville. In 19M, she married James Ray mond Siler, who died in 1976. She and her husband owned and operated Siler Funeral Home and Florist in Mocksville until moving to Thomasville to establish Siler Funeral Home. She retired in 1977, when Sechrest Funeral Service Inc. acquired the facility. She was part owner of Flo-Rue Antiques of Thomasville and Trinity, a member of ThomasvUIe Eastern Star Chapter No. 171 andThoma<:villi> w. . tawtaMMTuic cct^icm Mdi Unapicr No. 171 and Thomasville Woman's I J >■ <s~- lOpi Club.She was a member of First Baptist Church and a charter member of the Crystal Cathedral. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.Donald T. (Mona) Mlkles of the home; sisters Mrs. T.R. (Eriine) Hendrix Sr. of Archdale, Mrs.Gufhey (Melissa) Clinard, Mrs.^jf^harlie (Candace) Shore and Mrs.®'vl rtomer (Ruth) Northcott, all of Route 3, Trinity; bnithers Jeff ■ Welborn of Route I, Jamestown, and E.W. "Bill" Welborn Jr. of Ar chdale; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The funeral was held Friday in First Baptist Church, with the Rev. Michael Vipperman and the Rev. D. Terrell Watts officiating. Burial was in Hopewell United Methodist Church Cemetery. Pallbearers were Mrs. Siler's nephews. The family has requested that any memorials be directed to First Bap tist Church in Thomasville or Trini ty Baptist Church in Trinity. y KEITH M. WIIARTONKeith Monroe Wharton, 21. ofRoute I, Mocksville died June 4from injuries suiTercd in a motorcy- cle accident.Mr. Whanon was a student at For-sylh Technical College. He was a member of Galilee Missionary Bap tist Church. . Surviving are his parents, WilliamT. and Waltine Hampton Wharton ofthe home; four brothers, his twinCalvin. WUIiam T. Wharton Jr.,'Harold Lee Wharton and Joseph L.Hoover, all of the home; two sisters,Patricia Wharton and ElizabethHoover, all of the home; grand-inothers, Mrs. Odessa Wright andMrs. Agnes Hampton of Winston-Salem, a grandfaUier, Walter Hampton and a friend, Elizabeth Cooley. Funeral services wcie held Monday at Galilee Missionary BaptistChurch. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery. ^ CARL T. WINFKEY WINSTON-SALEM - Mr. CarlThomas Winfrey, 52, 5615 Planta-tion Dr., died June 7 al Forsyth Hospital.Funeral services wem held Tuesday at Vogler's Reynolda RoadChapel by Rev. Richanl L. Sides.Burial was in Forsyth Memorial Park.Mr. Winfrey was born in ForsythCounty March 31, 1935. to Thom-nas S. and Lcontice Starbuck Winfrey. He spent most of his life inForsyth Cbunty. He owned and operated Winfrey Eletlric Co.Surviving are his wife, NancyFisher Winfrey, of the home; threedaughters, Mrs. Connie StewartKernersville, Mr. Cheryl Sorensen'Lewisville and Miss Caila Winfrey;Winston-Salem; two stepchildren'I^ommy Hall. N. Wilkesboro andDawn Hall, of the home; two grandchildren; his mother and father.Winston-Salem; one sister, Mrs.Dorothy W. Matthews, East Bendand two brothers, Troy WinfreyMocksville and F.D. (Jack) Winfrey, Yadkinville. Memorials may be made to Forsyth Cancer Service. CO. j- iviOCivi,ViLL£, NO OAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILm, NO DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1987- 'obituaries JAMES MYERS COOLEEMEE - Funeral ser Cr- , JENNIE L.P. BEAN 1 HIGH POINT — Mrs. Jennie Lowe Peebles Bean, 68, 203-F North Point Ave., died Monday at Wcsleyan Arms Nursing Home. A native of Davic County, Mrs. Bean was a retired schoolteacher for .Guilford County schools. She was a member of Montiieu United Methodist Church. She was married to James William Bean, Jr., who died August 28. 1965. Surviving are two sons, James William (Bill) Bean III, Chicago, HI., and Clifton P. Bean, High Point; one sister. Mrs. Eli7.abeth Bailey, Advance; one brother, Wiley Ellis Peebles, Advance; and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Montlieu United Methodist Church with the Rev. Jeff Patterson and the Rev. Tom McLean offlciating. Interment will be in Ad vance United Methodist Church Cemetery. The family were to receive friends from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Wedne.sday at Scchrcst Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to Fellow.ship Hall in Greensboro. \l WALTER H. BROWN Walter Henry Browm, 34. of Route 7, Mocksville, died June 12 at Davie County Hospital after an il lness of two days. The funeral was held Monday at Mocksville Second Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Ivan Wayne Lowery officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Bom Aug. 29. 1952, in Davie County, a son of the late Wheatley Stecle Brovm, he graduated from Wyandranch High School in Long Island, N.Y. and was employed by the North Carolina Department of Transportation. He was a member of Mocksville Second Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his step-father. Jcs.sc Brown of Long Island. N.Y.; two sons, Kevin and Daircll Brown, both of Long Island. N.Y.; a daughter, Ericka Brown of Davic County; three brotherc, Darrell Stecle and Daniel Brovm, both of Mocksville and Urry Brown of I^ng Island. N.Y.; a sister, Dcbra L. Brown of Mocksville; and step- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Odcll n Brown of Mwksville. vices for James Myers were held Tuesday at Locke Street Church of God, officiated by the Rev. Ray Brook. Burial followed in New Shepherd Baptist Church Cemetery. Coolcemcc Myers died June 11 at his home. Bom April 24, 1912, in Winston- Salem, a son of Carrie Luckey McConeyhead and Hill Myers, he was educated in the Davie County schools. He was retired from Southem Rmlway after 32 years of .service and was formerly employed , by Ervin Mills for 31 years. He wa^, a member of the Church of God o^. Salisbury where he served deacon and Sunday School teaeJlTO He was a former member of New Shepherd Baptist Church of Cooleemee. Survivors include his wife. Emma Lee Myers of the home; four sisters. Mildred Thomas and Nellie Washington, both of Brooklyn. N.Y., Vergie Scott of Hartford, Conn, and Eva Mae Harris of Wa.shington; and two grandchildren. , J MARGIE E. PURKEY Margie Enloe Purkey, 78, of Route 2, Mocksville, died Jiine 12 at Forsyth Hospital in Winston-Salem. The funeral was held Sunday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Norman Frye officiating. Burial was in Hope Baptist Taber nacle cemetery. Bom in Lenoir, a daughter of the late Robert and Alice Enloe. she was a homemaker. Survivors include her husband. Kenneth Purkey; five daughters. LoisPaescleofSt. Auggstine, Fla.. Mary Wincmiller of Texas, Faye Colbert of Advance, Phyllis Littc of Dayton, Ohio, and Susie Prather of Mocksville; four sons, Kenneth Purkey Jr. of Maryland. Robert Purkey of Beaumont. Texas. William Purkey of Cooleemee, and David Purkey of Mocksville; Two sisters, Annie Kirkland of CiKoa Bcsrch, Fla.. and Bertha Aycrs of Pennsylvania; four brothers. Fred and Roy Enloe. both of Lenoir and Frank and Grover Enloe, both of Maggie Valley; and 35 grandchildren. ,>/ RALPH JONES Ralph Jones. 76. of Route 3, MocLsvillc died June 12 at his home. The funeral was held Sunday at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Elmer Day officiating. Burial was in Cornatzer Baptist Church cemetery. Bora in Davie County, a .son of the late John David and Omie McDaniel Jones, he was retired from Dixie Fumiture Co. in Lexington. Survivors include his wife. Ethel Ellis Jones; a sister. Hannah Jones of Route 3; a brother. William Clarence Jones of Route 3; and a number of nieces and nephews. DAVIE CO. PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE* NC VS *'*' "-""eKPRISE i ObituaripR ^ *15®" S?.'.™'.®' maw,dinMrs. W.G. Onic" Mauldin, 81 of Greenville, Texas, a former rcsi- dem of Davie County, died June 19 at Greenville. "'® '"Other ofEmit H. Thurlo of Route 8 Mocksville. She lived in Davie County for a few years.; Survivors include thrfte grand- cmZ" y « myrtle c. riggs DANBURY - Mrs. MyrtleCarter Riggs, 87. Route I, Sandy Ridge, widow of Sam J. Riggs, died Cwter^ Rockingham Nursing She was bom in Davie County to Elser and Sally Smith Carter. She was a member of Wilson Primitive Baptist Church. Surviving arc three daughtersMrs. l^ry Griffin. Sandy Ridge.' Mrs. Thelma Newman and Mrs. Elsie Cahill, both of Martinsvillc. va.; five sons. Harvey Riggs Syracuse, N.V., Fletcher Riggs, Calvin Riggs and David Riggs, all of Martiasville. Va. and Wayne Rips Stoneville; one sister. Mrs. L.J. Warfoid. Winston^Salem; three brothers Clarence Carter, Mwksville, Ray Carter, Advance and Jimrny Carter. We.st Virginia; -iV grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday at Nelson Rineral Home Chapel byHder Millard Shelton and Elder Weldon Joyce. Burial was in Wilson Primitive Baptist Church cemetery. LEWIS M. VCRIK vV®"<VILLE-LcwhManmVork, 80, Route 2, died earty June fn vldM'^r' hornin Yadldn County, June 25, 1906 to Greenberry and Lillie C^udlc York rr!^ ^"married t<J Mrs. Dorawhoisurvives of the . ™"nving are two daughters Md n M 2. East Bendand Mrs. Jane'JS'nflix. Rf. 2 Jul.:r"i"' Charlie mIS, V Heno' William ^Thomas Yoric. Rt. 5Mocksi^lle; four sisters, Mrs' Amelia Dinldns, Mrs. Rosebud Cau- of Yadkinville and Mrs. Bcttv brothers. RrrsSikrvira«":j^ Funeral services were Monday at Hunt.sville Baptist Church by the Rev David Anderson and the Rev Hjk Frye. Burial followed in the cfiurch cemetery. OAVIE CO. PUBUC UBRAKf mocksville. nc