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Katherine R. Carter
Kathcrinc Robertson Carw. 82. ofFork-BixbyRoad.Advance.(li^Sun-
day, June 27.1999. al Autumn Gate of
MocksvUle.BomSepl. 16.1916. in Advance to
the late Roy and Delie Hendnx
Robertson, she was aamember of Advance United Met^-
ist Church where she sang in the choir.
She was preceded in death byband. Thomas Wright CattCT.in 1988
She was also preceded in ^
sisters. Georgia Shoaf and Onell
Robertson; andlbrothers. Johnny and
Spencer Robertson.
Survivors include 2 sisters, Mtibel
Elwood Laird of Mocksville andLourineGoodaidofKnoxvilleTenn.;
2bi«thers. Robert and Paul Rotei^n,
both of Advance; and several nieces
and nephews.Funeral services were conducted at
2 p.m. June29.at Eaton FuneralCha^l
by the Rev. Norman Frye. fol
lowed in Advance United Methodist
Church Cemetery.
Raymond Eugene Church
Raymond Eugene "Ray" f2hurch.
67. of Winston-Salem, died Wednes
day. June23,1999, at Fdrsyth Medical
Center.
Among his survivors are a daugh
ter, Donna Fleming and husband Rick
of Mocksville.
The funeral service was held at 11
a.m. June 26, at Mt. Tabor United
Methodist Church with Dr. Ken Carter
and the Rev. Susan Hubbaid officiat
ing. Burial followedin the church cem
etery.
Ted Lag^e Lagie.9»-°fy WillicClarcnj^ diedSun-
PincridgeRoa<f' j999.alMead-
day afternoon, advance.owbtookTe^ lO.
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1908. to hcVivedtnDavieMcCulloubJ VX'LwasretiredfromCo"n'y»"^ewaspt«ededindeathEtwinMills. H ,n
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1989; and a son, nw
Surt/ivois'h*-'^ Advance
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DorisHutchensMcKnight
Doris Hutchens McKnIght. 70. of
Yadkinville. died Saturday, June 26,
1999.
Among her survivors are a daugh
ter, Kay Shaipe and husband Jerry of
Mocksville.
Her fiincral service was held al 7
p.m. June 27. at Deep Creek Baptist
Churchby Dr. Ron Davis, the Rev. Bill
Yates and Dr. Freddy Young. Burial
followed in the church cemetery.
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J.W. Speer Sr.
J.W. SpeerSr., 38,ofLibeity Giuich
Road, Mocksvillc, died Saturday. June
26, l999,atWakeForestBapiisi Medi
cal Center in Winston-Salem.
Bom Sept. 19, 1940, in Yadkin
County ID the late Eirv and Myrtle
Collins Speer, he was employed at
Tyson Animal Food in Haintony and
was a member of Bear Creek Baptist
Church.
Surviving are his wife of 37 years.
Christine Richardson Speer of the
home; 4 chiitlren, John Wesley Speer
Jr. and wifeTenyleeof Arcadia, Cindy
Hendricks and husband Ricky of
Mocksville, Scott Speer, R.A.F. and
wife Rachel of Mildenhall. England,
and Brian Speer and wife Laura of
Charlotte; 9 grandchildren; 3 sisters.
Ruby Goss of Yadkinviile, Doris
Gunter and Bonnie Harris, both of
Mocksviile; 4 brothers, Leo Speer,
Wiiliam Speer, Roy Speer and David
Speer, all of Mocksville.
His funeral service was held at 11
a.m. June 28. at Bear Creek Bi^tist
Church by the Revs. Richard Eskew
and Jack Johnson. Burial followed in
the church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Bear
Creek BapiistBuiidingFund,268 Bear
Creek Church RoatL Mocksviile, N.C.
27028.
David White Sr.
y David WhiteSr.,78,ofFannington
Road.diedWednesdayaltemoon,June
23, 1999, at his home after a sudden
illness.
Bom in Forsyth County June 27,
1920, to the iaie William and Bertie
Allen White, he was a lifelong dairy
farmer. He wasa graduate ofFarming-
Ion High School, a member of Farm-
ington Masonic Lodge and a former
member of the Soil and Water Conser
vation District Committee. He was a
World War II veteran, serving in the
U.S. Army. He was also a member of
Mt. Olive United Methodist Church.
He was preceded in death by his wife,
Pauline lushel White. March 16.1981,
and a sister. Ola Blnkley.
Survivorsincludeadaughter, Lettie
Whitaker and husband Allen of Farm-
ington; 2 sons, David White Jr. and
wife Anne of Huntsville and William
Arthur While and wife Luann of Farm-
ington; S grandchildren; 2 sisters,
Margie While of Mocksville and Ruth
Whiiiield of Greensboro; and several
nieces and nephews.
A graveside service was held at 1 f
a.m. June26,atMt. OliveUnited Meth
odist Church Cemetery with the Rev.
Gary Foster oftlciating.
Memorials may be made to Relay
for Life, c/o Davie COunty Chamberof
Commerce, i07NorthSalisbuiy Street,
Mocksville, N.C. 27028 or the Cem-
eteiy Fund of Mt. Olive United Meth
odist Church, c/o Harold Teeter, 3521
Wyo Road. Yadkinviile, N.C. 27055.
Bill Wilson
I38I^admonRoad.Mocksviij
home Thursday. June 34,
iate Counij'ate Roben and JuHa Jones Wiu
Surviving are a son, James GMocksville; 2 daugl
R^PeteisonandRulhMayfieldf Wmston-Salem; 3 sistem rI
Vina' ""h °''Mo
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Leona Potts Bowens
Mrs. Leona Polls Bowens, 95, of
Milling Road, Mocksvllle, died early
Saturday morning, July 3,1999 al her
home after several monlhs of declin
ing health.
Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
Tuesday, July 6 in Comalzer United
Methodist Church with the Rev. Jack
Luther and Dr. S.B. Warner officiat
ing. Burial was inthechurchcemetery.
Mrs. Bowens was bom in Davie
County on Oct. 26, 1903 to the late
Luther Samuel and Telia Carter Potts,
and was a hotnemakcr. She was a
faithful member of Comalzer United
MethodislChurcfuandwasthechureh's
oldest living member.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, Alben Eli Bowens, on June
24,1967.and byason.GarlandLutiter
Bowens, on July 6, 1994. A sister.
Pearl Frye, and three brothers, Worth
Potts, Harvey Potts, and Ray Potts,
also preceded her in death.
Survivors include: daughters,
Pauline B, (Hathan) Allen, Margaret
B. Dwiggins, Elsie B. (Madison)
Angell and Betty Jean Bowens, all of
Mocksvi!le;adaughterinlaw.BettyS-
Bowens: 7 grandchildren; 8 great
grandchildren; sisters, Eva Potts, Mae
Laird,andLenaWait; abroibcr.Homer
Potts; caretaker, Lizzie Fowler.
Memorials may be considered for
Ctxnaizer Methodist Building Fund,
• do Luvada Howeil, 1032 Comatzer
Road, Mocksville.
Mary Elizabeth Brown
/ Mary Elizabeth Hancock Brown,
79, of Gladstone Road. Cooieemee.
diedThursday.July 1, l999,alForsytn
Medical Center in Winston-Salcm.
Bom Nov. 4, 1919. inCootccmce,
to the late John P. and Mary Mellnda
Kiser Hancock, she was a homcroaker
and a member of First Baptist Church
in Cooieemee. She was preceded in
death by her husband, Walter "Chuck "
Brown. Aug. 7.1979. after 37 years of
marriage.
She is survived by 2 daughters,
Velda Modlin of Mocksville and
Beverly Burton and husband Elaine of
Winsion-Salem; 3 brothers, David
Hancock, Bud Hancock and Grimes
Hancock, all of Mocksville; a sister,
Gladys Hancock of Mocksville; and 2
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at2 p.m.
July 4. at First Bt^tist Church ofCool-
eeinee with the Rev. Jeff Pennington
officiating. Burial followed in Llbeny
United Methodist Church Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the
American Diabetes Association, 1820
East 7lh Avenue, Charlotte. N.C.
28204.
Betty Sue Glass
Betty Sue Blackwood Glass, 62. of
•Broadway Road, Cooieemee, died
Tuesday morning, June29,1999, after
iwas retired frotn
the beaming department ofBurlington
Industries. She was a member of
Edgewood BaptistChurch. Her favor-iiepasiimewasfishingatLakeNotman.
She alsoenjoyed flowergardeningand
cooking for her family. She was pre
yed in death by a brother, Fred
Blackwood Jr., in 1989.
• Survivors include 2 daughters.
Sherry Elaine Glass of Salisbury andWaniiaEudyandhusbandRonoftCool-
Semee; a son. Ricky Gene Glass of
Cooieemee; 4 grandchildren, Carson
Class, Heather Glass, Tommy Foster
and Timmy Foster; 4 gieal grandchil
dren, Elizabeth Glass of the hortw,
joshuaCIine,CannenCline and Dylan
^terasisier.PeggyFosienabrother,
Rake Blackwoodof Cooieemee: anda
plose friend,BettySmithof (2ooleemee.
; Funetalserviceswereheldatlp.m.
July I, at Eaton Funeral Chapel by the
Revs. Danny Shore and Shelby"
Harbour. Burial followed in Rowan
Memorial Part in Salisbury.
1 Memorials may be made to Rowan
Regional Hospice, 1410 North Main
Street, Salisbury, N.C. 28144.
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y Mary Louise Foster Jones
Mrs. Maxy Louise Fbsier Jones, 76.:cf Fbtk-Bwby Road in die Fork com-
. munily, died Monday. July 5.1999 at
•die Kate B. Reynoltb Hospice Home
in Winston-Salem.
Mrs. Jones was bom Sept. 9.1922
in Davie county to the late William
.Giles and Sallie Livcngood Foster.
; She was preceded in death by her
; rhusband. Lonnle "Bonce" Jones in
; 1998. ader 54 years of marriage, and
; by three sisten.
: Survivors include: 2 sons. Gene
:JonesandwifeJ6yce.and Donald Jones
and wife Dorothy, all ofFbrk; 3 grand--childien; 2 great-grandchildren; a
•brother. Buddie Foster, and a sister.
Tid Bailey, all of Fork.
; Funeial services were Wednesday,
;July7.at 11 a.m.atForkBaptistChurch
;with the Revs. Bob Hiatt and Ken
;Evans ofliciadng. Burial followed in
;the church cemetery.
Memoiials may be made to Rwk
^Baptist Church Building Fund. 3140■JJS. 64 E. Mocksville. or to the Kate
;:B. Reynolds Hospice Home. 101 Hos-'pice Lane. .Winston-Salem, 27103.
Mrs. Bobbie Ray
/ Mts.BobbiePughRay,64.ofHawRiver.diedFriday.Julyil999«ihehomeofherson.GecrgeRayofFaim-
ingion Road. Mocksville. after an ex-
tended illness.She was bom in Alamance Countyto the late Willie and Nellie P"8h' Shewasahomcniaker.Herhusband.Mon-
roe Ray Jr.. died in 1997.
Funeral services were at 11 a.ni.Monday. July 5, at Haw River UmtrfMethodist Church, officiated by thepastor. Dr. Roderick Mullen. Bunalwas in Alamance Memonal Park.Survivors also include; a son.Johnny Ray of Eftand; 3Kcnley and Lame Gregory, both orSpringfield. Ohio, and Miid^ SmiAof Garden City. S.C.; a brother. William C. Pugh of Carroll, Ohio; and 4grandchildren.Memorials may be made to Ho^pice of Davie County. P.O. BoxMocksville. or to Cancer Sei^.Medication AssistanceFutuLcfoDaweUnited Way. 622 N. Main St. Mocks
ville.
Mai^garet Davis RoachMai8aieiDavisRoach.82.ofHlghPoint, died Monday. July S, 1999 mBeverly Healthcare. She wasa fon^terresident of High PtMnt Manor
BomNov.2l.l9l6.toJoelA.andVallieGotdon Davis, she wasahome-and member of First UnitedMethodist Church. On Dec. 10.1936she maiTied Ellis Heniy Roach, whopreceded her in death Sept. 17,1975.
Sufvivingare3daughtcrs.R^indR. HunsuckerofGreensboio.MarilynR- Ellis and husband Monnie of Ad-^ and Rita R. Latham of Highroinu 2 sons. Roger Ellis Roach ofRoland and Bany Joel Roach andWife Meg of Charlotte; 9 grandchil-
drea; and 2 great grandsons.Her funeral was to be held at II
im.Jury 8.atSeclirestChapel in High^tnt by the Rev. Roy L. Grant with
bunal following inFIoral GaidenParfcCemetery.Memorials may be made to First
United Methodist Church. 512 NorthMain Street, High Point. N.C 27260.
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AileenMcCIamrockSmith
/ Mrs. Aileen McClamrack Smith,
84, of Beechwocxl Drive, Mocksville,
.died Friday morning July 2, 1999 in
KaieB. Reynoids Hospice Home after
a long iilness.
: ShewasbominDavieCountyJan.
8,19IS to the iaie William Oscar and
Eliza Sheek McClamrack and was a
homemaker. She was a iifetime mem
ber of the Mocksville Fiist United
Methodist Church. Mrs. Smith was a
chartermemberof the Art Guild, which
preceded the Davie Arts Council. She
et\joyed Rower gartiening. was a well-
known cook and cake decorator and
had been recognized by the Winston-
Salem Joumal as a "B^ Cook.*
1 She was preceded in death by two
brothers,Joh]i Henry McClamrackand
Donald McClamrock.
Survivors include: her htisband of
63 years, Eveiette a Smith, of the
home; a dau^ter, Joan S. Wyatt and
son-in-law Billy of Mocksville; 2
grandchildren; a great-grandson; 4
brothers, Walt McOamrock and wife
Ruth, Oscar McClamrock and wife
Jewel, Bill McClamrack and wife
Josephine, and Charlie McClamrock
and wife Jo, all of Mocksville; and
several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, July 3 at Eaton Funeral
Chapel with the Rev. Bob Hiattoflici-
ating. A graveside service was held at
2 p.m. Sunday, July 4 in Rose Cem
etery.
. The family requests memorials be
Considered for the Kate B. Reynolds
Hospice Home, 101 Hospice Lane,
Winsun-Saiem, 27103, or to acharity
of the donor's choice.
Catherine Couch Spiy
Mis Cautcrinc Elizabeth CouchSpry. 80, of Gladstone Road. Mocks-
vilIc,dicdSunday.JuIy4, i999atKate. Reynolds Hospice Home in Win-
sion-Salem.Mrs. Spry was bom Sept. 24,1918
in Davie County to the late Thomas
and Jesse Dcadmon Couch. She was
^bert, Melvcr, Jaems,Maishali, Otis
pewey.Glcnn.andWaltCouch.andasister, Dorsey C. Cook.
Survivors include: her husband of
Myrw Bruce Eugene Spry: a son,J^nald E. Spry and wife Carol of
Mocksville; adaughter, Linda Dwig-
giiB of Mocksville; 6 giandchildiwi-
and 2 grear-grandchildren.
Mis.SprywasamembcrofLiberty
UmtedMerhodist Church, DavieCraAAssociation and Carolina Cransman.
and was a rciired hairdiesscr.
Funeraiscrvices weneconduciedat
8p.in.Monday,July5atUbenyUnitedMahodtst Oiurch with theRev. Phillip
Pbrk oRiciating. Graveside services
WOT at 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 6 at
Liberty United MethodistChurch Cbm-
Womboush ofYiciaiing.
Memorials may be made to the
KatcB.ReynoldsHospiceHome, 101Hospice Lane, Winsion-Salem. 27103.
Dennie Paul Wagner
Mr. Dennie Paul Wagner. 92, of
y Gladstone Road, died at his home on
Tuesday, July S, 1999.Mr. Wagnerwasbom Jan. 14,1907
in Davie County to the late Louie
Franklin and Theodocia Foster
Wagner.
Survivors include: a son, Wayne
Dennie Wagner and wife Judy of
Mocksville; 5 daughters, Mildred
James, Lorene (J.D.) Presnell, Pat(Hubeit)Stine,allofMokcsville,Letty
(James) Roberts of Charlotte and
Cotene (Don) McCoy of Advance; 2
sisters, Margaret Jane Bamhaidt of
High Point and Hizabeth (Pete) James
ofWinston-Salenu 14 grandchildren;
and 10 great-grandchildren.Mr. Wagner was preceded in death
by his wife. Hazel Howard, in 1971,
and his wife, Mary Gales, in 1986.three brolheis,asister and four grand-
cluldren.Mr-WagnerredredfromBurlington
Industiiesin 1969where he had worked
for many years as a winder. He also
worked part-time as a plumber andcarpenter.He was an active memberof
Tuiremine Baptist Church, having
served as a deacon, Sunday School
teacher and church treasurer. He was
currently serving as secretary of the
adult Bible class.
The family was to receive friends at
Tunentine Baptist Church Fellowship
Hall. 613 Turrentine Church Road.
Mocksville.on Wednesday, Jiily 7 fol
lowing the 7 p.m. funeral service. Thi
body was to lie in state an hour prior tt
the service at the church. The RevAittis Daniel and the Rev. JackJohnsoi
officiated. Graveside services will b
conducted at 10 a.m. Thursday. July'
in the church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to th
Tunentine Baptist Church Binldin
Fund, do Mildred James, 1613 U..
64E,Mocksvillq.
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Elmer E. Beauchamp
Elmer Eugene Beauchamp, 84, of
■Advance.died Monday. July 12,1999,
ai Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home
after an extended illness.
BomDec.2l. l9l4,inDavieCoumy
to Joe! Elmer "Sam' and Flossie Smith
:BeauchajTip,hewasamemberofMace-
donia Moravian Church where he
-served on the boardof elders, aschutch
acolyte, in the church band and taught
Sunday'School as long as health per
mitted. He was a lifelong member of
Smith Grove Ruritan Club. He retired
from Royster Fertilizer Company. He
was preceded in death by his wife,
Geneva Faircloth Beauchamp; and a
daughter, Christine B. Walker.Surviving are2daughler$,Theolene
Gough and husband Frank ofWinston-
Salem and Patricia Fulk and husband
Wade of Pinnacle: 4 grandchildren; 3great grandchi Idten; a sister, Mary Ada
Carter of Richland; and a dear friend.
Emily Blackwood of Mocksville.
Funeral services were to be held
July IS, at 3 p.m. at Macedonia Mora
vian Church by the Revs. Greg Little
and Lane Sapp with burial following in
the church graveyard. The family was
to receive friends 6:30-9 p.m. July 14,
at the church.
Memorials may be made to Kate B.
Reynolds Hospice Home, 101 Hos
pice Lane. Winston-Salem, N.C.
27103.
J Kerr Miller Clement Jr.Mr. Kerr Miller Clement Jr.7S.ofMilling Road. Mocksville. died lateThursday afternoon. July 8. 1999, atN.C. Baptist Hospital in Winston-Sa-
lem.A graveside service was held at 2p.m. Saturday, July 10, in ClementCemetery with the Rev. MatthewFarabowofTiciating.
Mr. Clement was bom in SurryCounty, May 25.1921. to il« late KerrM. Clement Sr. and Eula Miller Clement and was retired from Bell Telephone Labs. He was a ntember ofCentenary United Methodist ChurchInWinston-Salem.Hewasaveteranof
the U.S. Navy during World War B,was a member of the Telephone Pioneers. and was a member of the Elks
Lodge.Survivors include: his wife, Nell R.
Douglas Clemeniof V/inston-Salero;3 sisters. Marguer^tet. Minorof Win-iton-Salem. Vrrginia C. Meeks of'Rocky Mount, and Cynthia C. Dixon'of Charlotte; 3 nieces; and 4 nephews.- Mr.aementwasprecededindeathby a brother. William Thomas Gem-
ent.
Margaret M. Dawson/ Margaret McAllister Dawson, 74.of C-"" Va.. died Monday. July S.1999. at Northern Hospital of SutiyCounty in Mt. Airy.Bora Feb. 23. 1925. in SmithCounty. Va. to the late Charles andRoxieMcAllister.she was retired from
Renfro Corporation and was a mem-berofMountBethelMoravianChutch.
She was a former Davie County resident and was agtaduate ofMocksvilleHigh School. . . , u.Surviving are her husband. LukeDawson of the home; a daughter,Nancy Marie Dawson of Cana; 3grandchildren; 2 great grandchild^;2 sisters. Dorothy Williams and MyraAnderson.bothofMocksville;2broth-ers. Sanders McAIIUterofMocksviUe
and Albert McAllister of Pfafftown.Funeral services were held at Ua.m. July 7. at Moody Funeral Hon«Chapel of ML Airy by the Rev. JohnFrye. Burial followed in the MountBethel Moravian Church Graveyard.Memorials may be made to Mount
Bethel Moravian Church.
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William DcWiii Dunn. 79, ofDunn
Trail. Advance, died early Monday,
July 12. l999.alN.C.BaplislHospilal
in Winslon-Salem.
Bom Dec. 20. 1919. to ihe laie
William Alexander and Donnie Viola
Williams Dunn, he was a retired car
penter. He was a veteran of the U.S.
Army and had been a memberofBeth
lehem United MethodistChurch allhis
life. He was a guitarist for the Dunn
Family Band and enjoyed all types of
bluegtass and country music.
He was preceded in death by his
wife. Mary Ruth Dunn, in 1963. He
was also preceded in death by 3 broth
ers. Joe Dunn. Elmer Dunn and
Hoiloway Dunm 2 sisters. Edna Davis
and Ola Dunn; and a step granddaugh
ter, Jill Pardue Bottoms.
Surviving are his long lime com
panion. Lucy S. Jenkins ofthe home; a
daughter. Lynn Cobble and husband
Tommy of Mocksville: a stepdaugh
ter, Barbara Jean Pardue and husband
CharlcsoffCingtasiepson,Jerry Wayne
Jenkins and wife Bienda of King; 3
grandchildren; aspecial friend. Jttssica
Burkes; 7 step grandchildren; 6 step
great grandchildren; 3 sistcts. Mary
Pauline Wood of Windsor. Vx. Vida
Whitman of Cooleenwe and Margie
Cravcr of Lexington; a brother. W.A.
Dunn Jr. of Advance; and several
nieces, nephews and cousins.
Funeral services were to be held at
2 p.m.July 14.at Eaton Funeral Chapel
by the Revs. Ronnie Craddock and
Norman Frye and burial following in
Westiawn Gardens of Memory in
Clemmons.
Ronnie Glass
J Ronnie Glass. 52, of Winston-Sa-lem,fonT.erlyofMocksvme.dted Sat
urday, July 10,1999,alFot5yth Medi
cal Center.
Bom Aug. 17. 1946. m W.lkcs
County, to John Barley Glass and
Louise Vannoy Hall of Unoir. he wasirejaurerandaccouniantofYart>rougn
Transfer Company.
SufvivIng. inaddiiiontohis moiner.
are 3 sons. Chris Glass of Mocksville.Alton Beauchamp of Lexington and
Joe Btwuchamp of Roaitoke. Vx; a
daughter. Theresa Whiiaker of Clem
mons; 2 broiheis. Michael Glass of
North Wilkcsboro and Douglas
Pilkingion of Unoir. a sister. Nancy
Class of North Wilkesboro; S grand
children; and 3 great grandchildren.
Funeral serviceswereheId atMIHer
Funeral Service Chapel in North
Wilkesboro by .the Rev. Clifton
UComu JulyW. Burial followed in
Mounllawn Memorial Park.
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Rick Miceli
Richard Victor "Rick" Miceli. 57.
ofU.5.64 West, Mocksville, diedTues-
day,July6,1999, ,
aihishomcasthe
result of an acci-
denialdruwning.
.A native of gWspv/VJW
Baltimore. Md.,
he had resided in
Mocksville for b' V
the past five ^ ™ !
years. He served U n
in the U.S. Army
duringtheVieinamWaras an engineer
draftsman and retired from Eastern
Airlines with 20 years of service as a
control center manager. He worked for
Schwan's Frozen Foods for six years,
delivering in the Mocksville arex He
hadalsoworked for Ail-AmericanFord.
Arumilurerinisherby trade, heowned
Fine Finishes.
Before moving south, he had oper
ated Bullimorc Stripping Corporation
from 1985 to 1990. offering advice to
hundreds of customers restoring
lowhouses and other buildings during
the rehabilitation boom of William
Donald Schaefer's mayoral adminis
tration.
In addition to working on private
homes, he rcrinishcd the doors on the
Washington Monument. He removed
paint from the shutters on the Star
Spangled BannerRagHousenearUoIe
It^y. the tJoors to tJie Clarence Mitch
ell Court House and woodwork at the
U.S. Naval Academy In Anruq»Us.
Md.
He had also made and sold furni
ture. including shelves, curio cabinets
and wtHxl ornaments.
Bom in Irvinginn, Md., he was a
graduate of Mount St. Joseph's High
School and Ihc University of Balti
more.
He is survived by his wife, Jane
Miceli oflhehome;ason. Tony Miceli
of the home; a bmhcr. Francis Miceli
Jr. of Bullimorc. Md.; a sister. Patricia
Yuckel of Ballinicre. Md.; and his
mother-in-law.JaneNonisof thehome.
A prayer service was held ai7 p.m.
July 9. at Graham Funeral Home
Chapel. A Rosary and Mass was held
at lOa.m.July 10. at St. Francis Catho
lic Churtth with F^r Tom Clem-
nxms ofTieiuting.
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l MargarciJaneAllenPaiincr, 6l,of
U.S. 158. Mocksville. died Tuesday,
July 6,1999. at Forsyth Medical Cen
ter in Winston-Salem.
Bom March 29. 1938. in Davie
County to the late Elmer Gaither Allen
and Sara Mildred Jordan Allen of
Mocksville. she was a CNA with theCAPNursingProgramaiDavieCounty
Hospital and was a member of Davie
Baptist Church whete she was a Sunday School teacherintheprimaryciass.
Surviving, in addition toher mother,
are 2 daughters, Kelly Uvengood and
husband Gerry of Harmony and CarlaDanielsand husband OscarofVirginia
Beach. Va.; 5 grandchildren: abrother.Elmer AllenJr.andwifeJudyofStatcs-
ville; 2 sisters. Nancy Upscomb and
husband Jim and Faye Barney and
husband Douglas, all of Mocksville.
Funeral services wereheldal?pjn.
July 8. at Davie Baptist Church with
the Revs. Aaron Carter and Tim
Starbuck officiating. Graveside ser
vices were held at 10 a.m. July 9. at
Davie Baptist Church Cemetery.
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Paul Watkins Robertson. 82. ofFod
Bixby Road. Advance, died Sunday
July 1.1999. at Forsyth Medical (^11
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Bom May 17. l917,inDavieCouii^
to the late George Leroy and Delii
Hendtix Robertson, he was retired froii
RJ. Reynolds in Winsion-Salem anj
was a member of Advance UniUx
Methodist Church. He was preceded il
death by 2 sisters and 2 brothers.
He is survived by his wife of 41
years, Marie Holder Robertson; 3 sons
Leon Robertson and wife Joy'of
Cottottdale, Ala., Cecil Robertson of
Advance and Keith Robertstm and wife
Sherry of Mocksville; a daughter.
Pamela Jones and husband Rick of
Sylvia; 2 sistets.Mabel LairdofMocks-
ville and Lorin&CtxIdard of Lenoir
Ciiy.Tenn;abn)iher. Robert Robertson
of Advance; 9 grandchildren; and sev
eral nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were to be held at
2 p.m. July 14. at Advance United
Methodist Church with the Rev. David'
Chiltlress officiating and burial fol
lowing in the church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Ad
vance United Methodist Church. 1911
N.C.SOI South.Advance,N.C.27006..
Joe Henry Stanley
/ Joe Henry Stanley. 34. ofWinston-
* Salem. died Thursday. July 8.1999, at
Forsyth Medical Center.
He was bom Feb. 3.1945 in Davie
County to the late Frances Anderson
Lash and Claude Stanley.
Survivingare5childrcn. PaulaAllen
and htuband Dairell. Michael Stanley
and wife JoAnn. Janet Idol and hus
band Billy. Randy Stanley and wife
Gallic and Jennifer Stanley; 6 sisters.
Helen Brooks and Shirley Mahan. both
of Hampionville. Evona Cope and
DianneMiller, both ofMocksville. and
Brenda Huff of Statesville; a brother.
Harold Stanley of Advance; 7 grand
children; and a special frieniL James
Cox.
His funeral was held at 2 p.m. July
11, at Wyo Bible Methodist Church by
the Revs. Neal Wilcox and Bill
Redmond. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
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Maiy Belle Summers Boger, 101,
Greenhill Road. Mocks ville, died Sun-
day morning, July 19, 1999, at her
home.
Bom in Davie County June 8,1898,
she wasa homemaker andamemberof
Center United Melodist Church. She
enjoyedquilting and canning. She was
preceded in death by her husband, John
William Boger, in 1988; a son. Clay
Boger; a great grandchild, Brandon
Boger; 2 daughters-in-law, Louise
Boger and Ruby Boger, and a son-in-
law. Wade Speais.
Survivors inciude 2 daughters,
Johnsie Mae Speais and husband Wade
of McAddenville and Barbara Boger
of Mocksville; a son, Ned Boger of
Mocksville; 11 gmndchildren;24grcat
grandchildren; 16 great great grand
children; and 4 step great grandchil
dren.
Funeral services were to be held at
4 •p.m. at Center United Methodist
Church with the Rev. William
Wombaugh and Dr. S.B. Warner ofTi-
ciatlng and burial following In the
church cemeleiy.
Memorials may be made to the
Cemetery Fund of CanterUnlted Meth
odist Church, c/o Linda Owlngs, 728
Wllkesboro Street, Mocksville, N.C.
27028 or to Muscular Dystrophy As
sociation.
Florence Haynes Shaf&ier
Florence Haynes Shaffncr, 90, died
Wednesday, July 14, 1999, at Hugh
Chatham Memorial Hospital.
She was the grandimther ofBobby
Wagoner of Mocksville.
Her funeral was held at 2 p.m. July17, at Fall Creek Baptist Church by tltt
Rev. Don Hudson. Burial followed in
the church cemetery.
Mildred A. Gartner
Mildred Anderson Gartner. 85, ofStaiesvllle.diedather residence Mon
day, July S, 1999, after a courageous
battle with cancer.
Bom in Davie County March ^1914, to the late James Albert AMAnderson andUzxie Ann Rives Ander
son, she was ahontemaker and arepre-sentaiivcfortheWorldBookEricyclo-
pediafor 15 years. She also worked fw
Wooton & Associates, a wholes^e flo
rist ShewasamemberofClarksbu^
United Methodist Churchwas a member of United M^od«
Women. She was also a memberot v-
Point Homemakers Club. ®storyteller and writer with twobMksto
her crediu She was also an artist andworkedwithcrafts.Shegraduaiedlrom
the Harmony schools and iookcouts«relating to her cxpm^studies. /.
She was mamed Dec. 23, nRichard. Clayton Cartner, whn^^June 20,1970. She was also preceoeo
in death by an infant brother and 2brothers. Carl and Cecil An^n.SiirvivorsincliwIc4sons,JohnnyB.
CartnerorBladenboro,CarlR. cartner
of Huntersville, H. Clint Ct^er oStanley and Andy Cartner of St^-
ville; 6 daughters, Mildred Brek ofHannony,AleneBallanceofWiMton- 1
Salem, Nancy C. Kooniz, Ann CliticAlice WaughandWillaWootei^^lof
Siatesville;abroiher,LawrenceA^-sonofClayton,Del.;20granddul^
27 great grandchildren; and 3 great
sal granacwioreu.
Funeral services were conducted ana.m. July 8. at Clarksbury United
MeihodisiChurch by the Rev. Donnie
E. Durham. Burial followed m the
church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to ^-
oice of Iredell County, P.O. Box^Stalesville, N.C. 28687 or the ^11CancerFund,c/oMrs.ArchieJohn»n.
treasurer, l20DallasLane,Staiesville,
N.C. 28625.
Michael Alan Clark
Michael Alan Clark, 52, of N.C.
/ 801 North, Advance, died Wcdnes-
V day,July 14.1999,atForsythHosplce
Home after a period of illness.AnativeofEvanston,ni.,hemoved .
to Los Angeles, Calif, at age nine. He
had lived In Advance for the past five
years and was employed by Center
Point Human Services in Winston-Sa-
lem.
He is survived by his wife. Cheryl
Clark of the home; a son, Aaron Clarkof the home; adaughter, AlannaClark
. of the home; his father, Daniel W.
Clark of Advance; 3 brothers, Curtis
' Clarkof Amstetdam,Holland,SiephenClarkofljosAngeles,Calif.a^ Nathan
Clark of Richmond, Va.; 2 sisters, Jan
Clark of Charlotte and Danielle Clark
ofWinston-Salem.
A memorial service was held at 2
' p.m. July 16, in the chapel of Graham
Funeral Home with Dr. W.E Manin
officiating.
Ronnie Glass
J Ronnie Glass. 52, of Winsion-Sa-
lem. fbrmerlyofMocksvllle, died Sat
urday, July 10,1999 at Forsyth Medi
cal Center.
Bora Aug. 17, 1946 In Wllkes
County toJohn HarieyGiassand LouiseVannoy Hall of Lenoir, he was trea
surer and accountant of Yarbrough
Transfer Ca
Survivors, in addition to his mother,iriclude: 3 sons, Chris Glass of Mocks
ville. Alton Beauchamp of Lexingtonand Joe Beauchamp of Roanoke. Va.;
adaughter, Theresa WhitakerofCIem-
raons; and their mother, Betty B. Glass
of MocksvilIe;2 brothers, Michael .Gloss of Nonh Wllkesboro; 5 grand- j
children; and 3 great-grandchildretL |
FuneralserviceswereheldatMlller jFuneral Service Chapel in North I
Wllkesboro by the Rev. Clifton !
LeComu July 14. Burial followed in j
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Memon "Pookcy" DaitonofMain
Church Road, Mocksvillc, died
Friday.July23, !999,a(DavlcCounly
Hospiial.
Bom March 9, 1961, in Iredell
Coumy 10 ihe laie L.D. and Julia Mac
Sicvcn.son Dalion, he was educated
in the Iredell County school system.
He is survived by 3 brothers,
Charles Dalton and wife Helen of
Owensboro, Ky„ Rober Dalton and
wife Georgia and Randy Dalton, all
ofMocksville.Jackie Dalton and wl fe
Gloria of Whiicville and Jeff Dalton
of Burgaw; 3 sisters, Ann Murdoch
and husband Larry of Statcsvlile,
Shirley Jones and husband Warren
and Terry Dalton and husband Kent,
allofMocksvllle,
The funeral was to be cottducied
at 3 p,m. July 29. at Rose Cemetery
'^Ith Pastor Charlene Lewis
oiTiciatlng. The family was to receive
friends at Morrison-Sludevcni
Funeral Home on Depot Street one
hour prior to the service. Viewing
wasalsoschedulcdnoon-8p.m July
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Maggie Hayes, 79. of Yadkinville,
diedTucsday, July 20,1999, at Wilkes
Regional Medical Center,
Bom in Surry County June 8,1920,
10 the late D.W. and LaMyra Belle
SimmtKis Hayes, she worked at Hants
Hosiery and was a member ofCalvary
BaptisiChuichinWinslon-Salem.She
was preceded in death by 11 brothers
and sisters.
Surviving are several nieces and
nephews,
A graveside service was held at 2
p,m, July 22. at Deep Creek Baptist
Church by the Rev. Marvin Blackburn.
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Antoinette Hampton
Marques Wade Hampton. 18,
grandson of Paul and Annie Wade
Seen Hampton (former residents of
Divie County), died July 19 in
Roanoke, Va,
Mr. Hampton and his mother.
Antoinette Banlcy Hampton, 43. weieenroutetoVirginiaTechnicaUJmver-
sity to enroll him in school for this fall
semester, where he had received a full
scholarship to play spotu- Both wctckilledinsianlly when anoncomingvan
crossed the median and hit them head
on. j
He is survived by a broihcr, Anort
Hampton of Virginia Beach. Va.: his
grandparents, and several aunts from
this area. The Hamptons resided atVirginia Beach. Va.-and Mrs. Hamp
ton was employed at the Norfolk Na
val Shipyard, Her husband, SpencffHampton, was a graduate of Davie
High School, and he preceded her m
dcuih in 1983.
A memorial service was held Sun-
day, July 25. at 1 p m-
Church of Christ, "nre cremains were
buried in the church cemetery.
Harvey" Chick" Hartman
Harvey "Chick" Hartman, 79, ofAdvance-diedalFotsythMedicalCen-
icr in Winsion-Salem Saturday. July
24.1999. „
Bom in Davie County March 23.1920,toEnochMillon andClaraOtrril
Hariman. he was retired ^m P_ U
Banes Kniiung Company Pnnl ShopandwasaWoridWaravctettin.t^ceivingaPutplcHeartintheNormt^y
Invasion. He was preceded m dcamby
3 brothers. Bill Hartman. Clinton
Hartman and Charles Cray Hartman;
and ason, Douglas 07"=^™"Suntiving are his wife. IrencSmith
Hareman: a son. Eddie Hartmen andwife Lucille; 2grandchildren; 3 broth
er Virgil Hartman. George Hartman
and wife Nancy, and Avecy Hartman
and wife Edith; and a special sistcr-itr-
law, Ann Hartman,
A funeral service was held at 3 p.in-
Julv 26. at Bethlehem United Med^-istChurchbyiheRev.I.MarkWeekley^
Entombment followed in ihe church
"■"MMWrials maybe made to CancerServices, l07WestdaleAvenue.Win-slon-Salem.N.C. 27101.
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Salem.; Mr. McDaniel was bom March-o.1924 in DavieCounty to the late JacobEli and Ethel Cope McDaniel.He is survived by: his wife of 54yeais. Dot McDaniel; a daughw Gailand Larry Campbell; 2 sons, Billie andLonna McDaniel Jr., and Rodney andDebi McDaniel. all of Mocksville; 5grandchildren; 3 sUtets. Sarah Bailey
and Reba Frank, both of Mocksville.andOmmie Sue Barahaidtof Advance.
Mr. McDaniel spent S3 years serving Davie County as a self-employ^barber. He was a member of DulinUnited Methodist Church and served■ COroataer-Dulin Fire Deptartment forover 23 years. He was a past master■ member of Advance Masonic Lodge■ 710 and'the Winston-Salem ScottishRites Bodies, and organizer and trident of the "Over-the-Hill Gang."Funeral services were held Saturday, July 24, at 11 a.m at Dulin UnitedMethodist Church with the Revs. BobMcLawhom and Jimmy Myers officiating. Burial with full Masonic RiteswasconductedbyAdvance!^ge710at Comatzer United MethodistChurch
Cemetery.Memorials may be made to DulinUnited Methodist Church Youth Fundc/o Tammy McDaniel. 217 De-Ron-Kcn Lane, Mocksville, or AdvanceMasonic Lodge 710, P.O. Box 257.
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Bessie Mae MillsBessie Mae Baucom Love Mills,94, of Midland, died Monday, July26,1999, at Union Regional Medical
Center in Monroe.Funeral services were held at 11a.m. July 28, at Hartsell FuneralChapel by the Rev. Arval Rushing.Burial followed in Hopewell BaptistChurch Cemetery.Among her survivors are adaughter, Martha L. Carter andhusband Jimmy of Mocksville.
Freda H. Stanley7 Freda Hudspeth Stanley, 44, ofAngell Road, Mocksville. died Sun
day, June 20. I999,atColumbia Davis
Medical Center in Statesville.
BomFeb.4.1955.ln RowanCounty
to Dallas Hudspeth of Ronda and the
late Mary Lou Cranfllt. she was em
ployed by North Davie Middle and
William R. Davie Schools. She was a
memberofBearCieek BaptistChurch.
She was preceded In death by a sister,
Anita Hudspeth; a half brother, Mike
Hudspeth; an aunt and uncle who acted
as foster parents after the death of her
mother, Lenny and Dorothy Dyson.
Surviving, in addition to her father,
are her husband, Doug Stanley of the
home; a son, Jason Douglas Stanley
and wifeSallieof Mocksville; adaugh-
ter. Brandt R. Stanley ofthe home; her
mother-in-law. Peggy Stanley of
Mocksville; her stepmother. Elsie
Hudspeth; and 3 half brothers, Jeff
Hudspeth, Tim Hudspeth and Mickey
Hudspeth, all of Ronda.
Funeral services were to be held at
3 p.m. July 20. at 7 p.m. at Eaton
Funeral Chapel by Dr. David Gllbreath
and the Revs. Jerry Goningerand Cecil
WetherbolL Burial was at 11 a.m. July
21. at Bear Creek Baptist Church.
Memorials may be made to Bear
Creek Baptist Church Cemetery Fund,
268 Bear Creek Church Road. Mocks
ville. N.C. 27028 or to Batons Baptist
Church Cemetery Fund. 430 Eatons
Church Road.Mocksvl!Ie. N.C. 27028.
TennieBeckRidenhour3 Tennie Beck Ridenhour, l\ of
Salisbury, died Monday. July 261999. at Wake Forest University
Baptist Medical Center in Winston-
Salem from Injuries sustained in an
automobile accident
Bom Dec. 14, 1927, in Davie
County to Lula Beatrice Grubb Beck
and Jesse Boone Beck, she was
educated In the Cooleemee schoolsand was a homemaker. She was a
member of Mt. Tabor United
Methodist Church where she was in
iheGrubbShoafSundaySchoolclass.
Survivingareherhusband.CharileRalph Ridenhour Jr.. whom she
marnedJuly I, I950;ason, Donaldftdenhour of Salisbury; a daughterJoyce Ridenhour of Salisbury; 2
brothers. Grimes Beck and Giliiier^k. both of Salisbury; a sister,
irathleen Bamhardt of Mocksville-
and 2 grandchildren.Her funeral was to be held at 11
im July 29, at Mt. Tabor United
Meihodtst Giuich with the Revs. Don
Betfcoic and Don Newman officiatingand burial following In Rowan
Memorial Park.
Memorials may be made to MtTabor United Methodist Church
Building Fund. 4520Gld Mocksville
Road. Salisbury, N.C. 28144.
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Hermine Dolores Blair. 84, of Ber
muda Run, died Thursday. July 29,
1999. after a brief illness.
Bom Dec. 1,1914, in Englewood,
NJ.,she resided in Mouniainvilte,N.Y.
afterhermairiageto John Beaton Blair.
For many years she served OS secretary
to the supervising principleof Cornwall
Central High and was active in St.
Johh's Episcopal Church. After her re
tirement she lived in Rochester. N.Y.
and New Port Richey and Boca Raton.
Ba. She made her final home at Ber
muda Run.
Surviving are 3 sons. Richard M.
Blairand wife DonnaofBermuda Run.
Donald T. Blair and wife Margaret of
Montgomery. Ala. and James F. Blair
ot Irving. Texas: a grandson; and a
great giandson.
Private services were conducted at
Voglet's in Ciemmons.
Memorials may be made to the
Humane Society of Davie County.
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LaToyya Denise Everhart. 21. of
Mooresville.diedFnday.July30.l999.after being in declining health for two
years.
ShewosthegianddaughterofLillian
IjamesofMocksville.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.
Aug. 2. at A.R. Kelsey Memorial
Chapel of Noble and Kelsey Funeral
Home by Bishop Woodrow Turner.
Burial was at Belmont Cemetery in
Statesviiie.
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Ann Yoibrough Bradshaw. 79. of
Lakewood Drive. Mocksville. died
early Sunday. Aug. I. 1999, at her
home after several monthsof declining
health.
BominTennesseeJan.31.1920. to
the late James Edward and MintyGrcer
Yarbrough. she was retired from Con
tinental Can Company with 32 yeatsof
service. She was a member of Church
of Christ.
Her husband, Robert Pinkney
Bradshaw, preceded her in death in
1992. She was preceded indeathby 10
brothers and sisters.
Survivors include 2 sons. Joe Earl
Nettles of Mocksville and Edward
Thomas Nettles of Yadkinville; and
several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held at 10
a.m. Aug. 4, at Eaton Funeral Chapel
with David Powell officiating. Burial
followed in Rowan Memorial Park.
Memorials may be made to
Alzheimer'sResearch.3420Shamrock
Drive, Charlotte. N.C. 28215-3298.
Houston Francis Crater
Houston Francis Crater Sr.. 83, of
1388 N.C. Hwy. 801 South. Advance,
died Wednesday, July 28. 1999, at
Forsyth Medical Center in Winston-
Salem.
He was bom May 26,1916, in For
syth County to Samuel Couston and
Borence Holder Crater. He was an
avidhunter, risherman and professional
gardener. He retired from RJ. Rey
nolds Tobacco Company with over 47
years of service. He was an active
member of Mocks United Methodist
Church where he served as Sunday
School superintendent, a teacher and
sang in the choir for 32 years. He was
also a member of Mocks Senior Citi
zens Club and hod served as chief of
the Advance Volunteer Bre Depart
ment for 20 years.
He was preceded in death by his
stepfather. Walter Pope; a sister. Betty
P. Myers; and a brother. Samuel
COuston Crater Jr.
Surviving are his wife of 61 years.
Maty Phelps Crater of the home; 2
sons. Houston Francis Crater Jr. of
GaJfney. S.C. and David Wayne Cra
ter and wife Tammy of Advance; 4
grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren;
3 sisters, Dorothy Leach of Delaware,
Carolyn Canter and Peggy Wooten,
both ofWinston-Salcm; and a brother,
Frank Crater of Winston-Salem.
Funeral services were heldat3pjn.
July 30. at Mocks United Methodist
Church by the Rev.BruccGwyn.Burial
followed in the church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Mocks
United Methodist Church Cemetery
Fund. P.O. Box 2122. Advance. N.C.
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AnnaMae Shuman Frey. 94. of 184
Hamillon Cbutt. Bcnnuda Run, died
Tuesday. July 27,1999. at The Elms.
Bom June 5, 1905, in York. Pa. to
Animus and Annie Welsh Shuman,
she was a lifelong resident of York, Pa.
until moving to Beimuda Run in 1990.
She was preceded in death by her hus
band. Richard B. Prey: a son-in-law.
Frederick C. Martin: 2 bioihers. Lt.
James Shuman and Wilbur Shuman;
and a sister, Fannie Andrews.
Surviving are a daughter, Dolores
F. Martin of Bermuda Run, a grand
daughter and 4 great grandchildren.
A graveside service was conducted
Aug. 2. at 10 a.m. at Prospect Hill
Cemetery in York. Pa. with the Rev.
Lisa Ann Hair ofliciating.
Memorials may be naade to Holy
FamilyCaiholicChurch.P.O.Box 130,
Clemmoiu. N.C. 27012.
Lad Ann Goforth/ uci Ann Goforth. infant dMghw
was preceded in death by ma-
'SeLBurton, and paternal
^andparenis. George and Grace
^tu^Wing, in addition » her p^
ents, aie2sisiers.Kori andKasiGofo^
of the home; maternal grandparents,Bobby andBetty BurtonofClemrMnS^ISborahandHowariWilliatwrf
Advance; paternal
ind Lucy Goforth of Mocksville. m^
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Jerry Franklin Keller, 57. of Beau-
_ champ Road. Advance, died Suntby
; morning. Aug. I. 1999. at Kate B.
; Reynolds Hospice Home in Winston-
Salem.
He was bom in Davie County Dec.
26.194l.toNanBeauchampKeilerof
Mocksville and the late William V.
"Buck" Kellerandretired in 1997 from
RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Company in
Winston-Salem. He was a membw of
•, Redland Pentecostal Holiness Church.
Surviving, inaddition tohis mother,
are his wife, Carlius Hellatd Keller of
, the home; and a son and daughter-in-
. law, David and Emily Keller of Ad-
, vance.
Funeral services wereheldat 2 p.m.
Aug. 3, at Redland Pentecostal Holi
ness Church with the Rev. Joel Boyles
. officiating. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Redland
Pentecostal HolinessChurch. 137 Bal
timore Road. Advance. N.C. 27006
or to Hospice of Winston-Salem/For-
syih County, IICO-C South Stratford
Road, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27103.
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Clarence Foote
/ Claicflce Fboie. 93. of Elkin died
' Monday evening, July 26. 1999. at
Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital.
Bom July 22. 1906. in Indepen
dence, Va. to the late Roane and Mollie
Reeves Fboie. he was a resident of
Elkin for most of his life. He was a
membcrof Piney Grove United Meth
odist Church as long as his health per
mitted. serving on the trustee board, in
the choir. United Meihtxlist Men. Sun-
tlay School. He had been church trea
surer for several years. A Wtjrid War H
veteran, he served in the U.S. Navy. He
was retired from Chatham Manufac
turing Company. He enjoyed working
and providing for family members,
attending church and helping others.
He was preceded in death by his wife,
Jessie Hampton Foote. and all his sis
ters and brothers.
Surviving are adaughter. Nancy F.
Wilks and husband Curtis; a son. Roy
Barker; 3 grandchildren; 3 great grand-
children; a sister-in-law. Mary Lee
Adams of Jonesville; and a host of
otherrelaiives. including many Howells
and Fbotes in Davic County.
His funeral service was conducted
at4p.m. July29.at Piney GroveUnited
Methodist Church in Ronda with the
Rev. Johnny Boyd ofTieiating. Also
participating in the service were the
Revs. Eugene Glenn and James
Welbom. Minister Todd Hurt. Sadie
Tate. Michael Stockton and Perry
March. Burial followed in the church
cemetery.
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Pauline Trexlcr Scott. 86. of Erwin
Sueet.CaoIeemee.diedTuesday morn
ing. July 27.1999. at Rowan Regional
Medical Center in Salisbury after sev
eral months of declining health.
Bom in Davic County Sept. 28.
1912. to the late Adam Thomas and
Maggie Sell Trexler. she had worked
in area textile mills since she was 14.
retinng from Erwin (Burlington) Mills
in 1979. She was a lifelong member of
First Baptist Church of Cooleemee
where ste had served on the Church
Hostess Committee and as treasurer to
the Senior Ladies Bible Class. Her
favorite pastime was spending time
with her family. She was preceded in
death by herhusband. James EllisScoit.
in 1981.
Survivors include a daughter, Judy
Shaver and husband Clayton of Cool
eemee; a son. Jim Scott and wife Mary
ofMocksville;4grandchildren;7great
grandchildren; 2 sisters. Hazel Melton
of Cooleemee and Angelinc Beam of
Greer.S.C.;2brothers.A.T.TrexIerJr.
and Ray Trexler. both of Cooleemee;
several nieces, nephews, cousins; and
an uncle. J.C. "Bud" Sell of Cool
eemee.
Funeral services were held at 11
a.m. July 29. at first Baptist Church of
Cooleemee with the Rev. Jeff
Pcnningtonofliciating.Burial followed
in Rowan Memorial Park in Salisbury.
Memorials may be made to Cancer
Services. 622 North Main Street.
Mccksville. N.C. 27028 or to Davic
County Hospice. P.O. Box848. Mocks-
ville. N.C. 27028.
Annie Dulin VanEaton
Annie Dulin VanEaton. 88. of
Avon Street, Mocksville, died
Monday. Aug. 2.1999. at her home
following a period of illness.
She was bom in Davie County to
the late Alex and Julia Dulin. Her
husband. Will VanEaton. preceded
her in death. A daughter. Barbara
AnnD. Bohannon. also preceded her
in death in 1985.
Survivingare2sons. John Wesley
Dulin of Mocksville and Nathaniel
Carson of Woodleaf; 2 daughters.
Ola Mae Ijames with whom she lived
and Thelma Geneva VanEaton of
Mocksville; 13 grandchildren; and
10 great grandchildren.
Funeral services were to be held
at 4 p.ni. Aug. S. in the chapel of
Graham Funeral Home with Pastor
Daniel Brown officiating.The family
was to receive friends at the funeral
home 30 tninuies prior to the service.
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JacK C. AUiey. 64, of N.C. 801
Souih, died Wednesdaymoning. Aug.
4, 1999. ai Char-
lone Presbyterian
Hospital after a ^Br
sudden Illness. HT .'tj
Bom in Cool-ma V . n
cemee Dec. 11.®'"
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Mollie Crcason
Alhey, he retired from Hoechst-
Celancse May 30.1997 with 30 years
of service. He was a chartermember of
CcoleemeeVolunteerFiteDepartment,
joining in May, I960. He became fire
chief in 1977 and retired from the de
partment in 1992. He was a charter
memberofYadkin Valley Motorcycle
; Club and a former member of the
; CooleemceJaycccs. He was a veteran
of the U.S. Air Force, serving in
Reykjavik, Iceland. He was a member
and elder of Cooleemee Presbyterian
Church ai>d especially enjoyed wood
working.
He was preceded in death by 4
broihers.Tom. Hubert, Billand Robert
Athey, and 2 sisters. Maggie Bailey
attd Haycl Slillcr.
Survivors include his wife of 41
years. RillaLowdcr Atheyof thehomc:
2 daughters. Lcann Athey Dodd and
husband Kevin of Cooleemee and
Amanda Marie Alhey of Charlollc; 3
grandchildren; and 2 sisters. Earlene
PageofMocksville andJean Phclpsof
Salisbury.
A gttivcsldc service was held at
3:30 p.m. Aug. 6. in Rowan Memorial
Park in Saiisbuty by ihc Rev. Robert.
Gofonhand Robert Creason. The pro
cession was lead to the cemetery by an
honor guard of the Yadkin Valley
MolorcycleCluh, pulling his riderless
bike.
Meimirials may be made to Firsi
Presbyterian Church ofCooleemee. a
o Pauline Athey. P.O. Box 27. Cool
eemee. N.C- 27014.
Arthur A. Bowles
Arthur Anderson Bowles. 8S. for
merly of Burner, died Friday, July 23,
l999.alCarverLtvingCenicr. .
A native of Ircdcll County, he was
the son of the late John Arthur and
Augusta Chambers Bowles. He was a
member of Burner Baptist Chureh. a
past memberofCreedtnoorl-odge499
and a member of Burner Lodge 697,
A.F. and A.M. He was retired from
John Umstead Hospital. He was pre
ceded in death by his wife. Jeannie
Virginia Chaotic Bowles, in 1994.-
Funeral services were conducted at
11a.m.July26, at Bakes FunetttlChapel
in Cnwdmoor by ihe Rev. Emmanuel
Pcgram. Burial followed in OakOcovc
Metnorial Gardens iti Chuham-wnlh
Masonic riles.
SurvivingareS daughters, Ctad^
McCaner andJacqueline WilsonjSwh
of Hertford. Audrey Cook of Wch-
mond. andJean O'Neal andJudith Vbw,
both of Durham; 3 sisters. Edna Allen
and Johnsie Davis,both ofMocksvitle.
and HazelThompson ofHillsborou^;
abrother.ClayBowlesofYadkinvilJe;
IS grandchildren: 33 greatgrandchil
dren: and 3 great-great grandchildren.
Mamie Alice Browder
Mamie AliccGrinin Browder, 77.
of King, died at the Nursing Center at
Oak Summit Sunday afternoon. Aug.
8.1999.
AnativcofStokcsCounty.shcwas
bom Feb. 11, 1922. to the late John
Martin and Bertie NifongOriflln.She
was a iiicmhcrol'Bethel United Meth
odist Church and was retired from
Western Electric.She was preceded in
death by her husband of 48 years.
CariicBrowderinl988:andabrother.
Herman Griffin.
Surviving are 7 brothers and sis-
tors. Ray GriffinofAdvance. Ruby G-
Pctticortl. FrcdGfifiin. Bobby Griffin
and Barbara Davis, all of Winston-
Salem. Norma Jean Campbell of
Tobaccovillc and J. Earl Griffin of
King; 4 grandchildren including
Forrest Cranllll of Advance; 2 great
graniJcliildren; and several nieces,
nephews and other relatives.Agravcsidescrviccwasconducted
at 10 a.m. Aug. 11. al Cresiview Me
morial Park by the Rev. Paul Dean.
Memorials may be made lo Meals
on Wheels of Stokes County, c/o
Stokes County Senior Citizens De
partment. P.O. Box 29. Danbury.N.C.
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/ Mary Lynch Budd. died of cancer
Aug. 9.1999. '
Surviving are her husband, Joseph
Richard Budd; 4 children. Sarah Hiia-
bcih Budd. Richard Graham Budd,
Alexander Joseph Budd and Mary
Grace Budd: her parenis. Waller Gra
ham and Belly Lynch: her mother and
father-in-law, Richard and SylviaBudd: 2 sisters. Anne Lynch Wright
and husband Alan andKatherineLynchCurrie and husband Kevin: and her
grandmother. Dovie Lynch.
Burial was at Forsyth Memorial
Park at 10 a.m. Aug. i|. for close
(*rsonal friends and family. A memo
rial service and celebration of her life
was held at Rcynolda Presbyterian
Church at 11 a.m. Aug. 11.
Memorials maybe made to theMaiy
Lynch Budd Memorial Fund, c/o
Reynolda Presbyterian Church, 2200
ReynoldaRoad,Winsion-Salem NC27106.
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Myrra H. Latlen. 46. of Qem-
mons, died at her home Sunday morn
ing. Aug. 8.1 999, following an appar-
; em heart attack.
Bom In Forsyth County to the late
Sula Mae Latten, she was a memberof
Capernaum Church ofChtisi and wasemployed by Funder America in
Mocksville.
She is survived by her godmother,
Mary Lee Pettiford of Mocksville: 2
sons. Deon Latlen of Nashville. Teiin.: and Brandon Scott of Charlotte: a
brother. Perry Pettiford of McGuire
Air Fbrce Base, N.J.: 4 sisters, SharonLatlen of Winston-Salem, Avis
Pettiford of High Point, Tracey Hani-
son of Salisbury and Anneila Dalton
of Mocksville: and 5 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2
p.m. Aug. 15, at Redland Chureh of
Christ in Advance with Minister Wil-
liarn Latten ofliciating and burial fol-
lowinginCapemaumChurchofChristCemetery. Tire family will receive
friends 7-8 p.m. at Graham Funeral
Home Aug. 14. At other times the
family will be at 268 Milling Road,
Mocksville.
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Mattie Brooks Hawkins
y Mattie Brooks Hawkins, 96. of
Clcmmons. died Monday. Aug. 2.
1999. at home after an extended ill
ness.
Among her survivors are a grand
daughter, Tanya Bass and husband
Thomas of Mocksville: and a great
granddaughter. Heather Nicole Bass
of Mocksville.
Funeral services were held at 3 p..Aug.5.at Pleasant View BaptistChurch
with the Revs. Tim White and B.A.
Carroll ofliciating. Burial followed inGardens ofMemoryCemeusy in Walk-
ettown.
Mary Ann Leonard
Maty Ann Jones Leonard. 49. of
Hospital Street Extension. Mocksville.
died Saturday. Aug. 7. 1999. at her
home.
Bom Sept. 29. 1949. In Ircdell
County to Elsie Seamon Jones and the
late Charlie Franklin Jones, she had
been employed by Lee Jeans Com
pany since 1991. Known for her deep
love of family, she was of the Baptist
faith.
Surviving, in addition to her mother,
are a son. Ronald Wayne Leonard of
Coolccmce: 3 daughters. Tina Ann
Leonard and Sandra Rcnee Leonard,
both of Mocksville. and Angela Denise
Leonard of Haraptonvillc: 11 grand
children: a brother. Henry Lee Jones of
Mocksville: and a sister. Janet Faye
Jones of Mocksville.
Funeral services were to be held at
11 a.m. Aug. 12 at Davie Funeral Ser
vice Chapel with the Rev. Phillip W.
Park officiating andburial following in
Zion Chapel United Methodist Church
Cemetery. The family was to receive
friends at the funeral home 7-9 p.m.
Aug. 11.
James Leo Hayes
y James Leo Hayes. 69. of Moravian
Falls, died Wednesday. Aug. 4,1999.
at his home.
Funeral services were held at 11
• a.m.Aug.7.atBcthanyBaptistChureh
in the Brushies with the Revs. Donald
B levins. Bill Nicholson and Dtan
Simp-son olTtciating. Burial with mili
tary rites provided by the Veterans of
Foreign Wars Post 1142 followed in
the church cemetery.
He was the father ofWandaH. Deal
of Bermuda Run.
Charles MichadMcCliire
48 McClure.
Jl, 1999. in an accidenLBom March 23.1951 at Fbn Dix,
Mil'" I®''"''McClui^ he was of the Baptist faith.
We was em
ployed by Baker Furniture in Mocks-vt le. He was preceded in death by hisfjth^er mtd a son. Jacob Michael ,
Siirviving.Inaddiiiontohismother.
3 d«"Shtet5. Candicc Ann
a McClureandAiiclMichaelaMcClure.allofthchome:4brothcrs.Teddy,Robcrt. DavidandJohnMcClure,allofMock5vil|e:asister, Ktm E. Irwin of Sparta: his
Yadkmvtllc: 7 nieces: 14 nephews: 'and several aunts and uncles. f
, services were conducted at l
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/ Leewood Burms Steelman. 76. of
Yailkinville.diedFriday.Aug.6,1999.j| Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home in
Winston-Salem.
He was the brother of Doris Fields
of Mocksville.
Funeral services were conducted at7:30 p.m. Aug. 8. at Deep Creek Baptist Church with burial following in the
church cemetery.
Ellsworth Nothstine
The Rev. S. Ellsworth Nothstine.
92. ofMocksville. died Thursday.Aug.
5. 1999. at Brian Center Nursing and
Rehabiliuuion of Statesville.
Bom Aug. 2. 1907, in Columbus,
Ohio, to the Rev. Henry Nothstine and
Hattie Nothstine. he was educated in
the Lynchburg, Ohio schcxtls and re
ceived his doctor of theology degree
from American College and Seminary
in Chicago. 111. He received his doctor
of sacred theology degree from International Free Protestant University in
London and his Ph.D. from Roosevelt
University. He received honorary degrees from six different institutions.Duringhis ministry, he wasapastor
in Ohio, Indiantu California and South
Carolina. A veteran of the U.S. Army,
he served during World War n in the
military police stationed at Kingsbury
Ordi nance Plant in Indiana. He was the
auihorof adozen books, contributorto
many religious magazines and waseditorofThe Pulpit Woikshop" for20
years. He is listed in the InternationalDictionary of Biography in London.
"Men of Achievement" in Cambridge,
England and Who's Who in Ohio. Hewas alsoa radio preacher for the Youth
forChrist Organization for many years.
He is survived by several nephews.
A graveside service was held at 10xm! Aug. 7. at Calvary Baptist Church
in Mocksville by the fevs. Jim Gtyder
ind Doug Smith.
Memorials may be made to Mt.
TaborUnited Methodist Church,4520
31d Mocksville Road, Salisbury, N.C.
18144.
Roger Gray Shore
Roger Gray Shore, 61. of PompanoJ Beach. Fla, formerly of Yadkinville.
diedTuesday,Aug.3,1999.al University Hospital and Hospice in POmpano
Beach.He was the broiherof Ezra Shore of
Mtxtksville.His funeral service was held at 7:30p.m. Aug. 6, at Deep Creek Baptist tChurch by the Revs. Johnny Shore and
DavidMaynard.Burialfollowedinthe 'church cemetery. (
Ruby Swanson^ Ruby Walker Swanson. 81, of
Danville. Vx. died Saturday, July 24.
1999.at her residence afteradecline in
health since April.
Bom March 21,1918, in Mocks
ville to the late Harley S. Walker and
Lucy DwigginsWalker,shespent most
of her life in Danville where she was a
registered nurse specializing in anes
thesia She was a member of Mount
Vemon United Methodist Church, the
Lady Astor Garden Club and the
Danville, Museum of Fine Arts and
Hisiotyi 'An avid golfer, she won sev
eral championships. She played at
Danville GolfClub and was a member
of the Wednesday Club. She was pre
ceded in death by her husband, John
Swanson.
Survivors include 2 sons, John C.
Swanson Jr. and Henry W. Swanson,
both of Danville; 2 sisters, HelenWoosley ofWinston-Salcm and Mary
fCathiyn Mallison of Greensboro: and
a grandchild.
Private gravcsidcscrvices were held
July 26. at Mountain View Cemetery
with the Rev. John LcGault and Dawn
Davis ofriciuting.
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/ Johnny Lawrence Crawford, 60, of
^ Statesville. rfied Saiinday, Aug. 14,
1999, at his residence following an
extended illness.
Bom in Itedell County Oct. 10,
1938, to the late Rossie Patterson
Allison and Wilfoid Morrison, hi was
also the adopted son of the late Deal
HollandCrawfordandFleetCrawford,
He attended Davie and bedell County
schools and was employed by
Kewaunee Scientific Corporation for
12 years until his health failed. He was
a member of Chestnut Grove Baptist
Church inStaiesville. He was preceded
in death by a son. Ganiel Kay "Danny"
Crawford; a sister, Carolyn Shephard;
2 brothers, Willie Allison and Steven
Morrison; and an uncle, Allen Hol
land.
Survivors include 2 daughters,
Brenda Paulette White and husband
James ofWoodleaf and Kathy Paulette
Neely and husband James of Atlanta,
Ga.;afosterdaughter.Evelyn Redmond
of Jamaica. N.Y.: 4 sons. Terry
Lawrence "Buster" White and wife
Natalie of Salisbury, Lawrence
Crawford Jr., Bernard Crawford and
Johnny Lamont Crawford, all of Ja
maica, N.Y.; a brother, Floyd Allison
of Statesville; a sister, Adrian Mason
Nichols of Statesville; 4 aunts, Beulah
Redmond of Mocksville, Mary Jane
Nicholsof Harmony, VeronicaTaylor
and Shirley Taylor, both of Detroit,
Mich.; an uncle. Otto HollandofStates-
ville; 12 grandchildren; 2 step grand
children; 2 great grandchildrra; a fos
ter grandchild; adevoted fnend, Lottie
Ann Turner: a host ofnieces/nephe ws
and other relatives. '
Funeral services were to be con
ducted Aug. 19, in Statesville with
time and place to be announced,
Rutledge and Bigham Funeral Home
in Statesville is serving the family.
/BillCFIynt
Bill C Flynt, 61, of Winston-Sa-
lem, died Monday, Aug. 16, 1999, at
Forsyth Medical Center following a
lengthy illness.
He was the father of Keith Flynt of
Mticksville.
Graveside services were held at 11
a.m. Aug. 18, at Oaklawn Memorial
Gardens with the Rev. G. Thomas Shel-
ton officiating.
QutahFarlessJoyner
^ ■'oyer. 73, of DukeWiitaker Road, Mocksville, died Fri
day. Aug. 14,1999, at Davie CountyHospital.BonMug. 26,1927, to the late Mr.and Mrs. WiUram Vemon Fariess inAlbiaiuerque, N.M., she retired fromDavie County Hospital in 1997 aftero years as a licensed practical nurse.She was a member of Zion ChapelUnited Methodist Church and TheNursing Association.Surviving are her husband of 46y^, aeveiand A. Joyner; 2 sons,Wi ham Albeii Joyner and ClevelandH. Joyner, bothofMocksville; 3daugh-Krs, Lynda Joyner Wallace ofMocksville, Barbara Ann Joyner Snider ofLewisville and Iven Maurice JoynerMcDanid of Statesville; 8 grandchildren; 9 great grandchildren; and a sister, Dell Fariess Fields of Owensboro
Ky.
Funeral services were heldat2p.m.Aiig. 16, at New Union United Methodist (3iurch with the Revs. CarenMorgan and Billie Jarreit officiating.Burial folIow«ImZion Chapel UnitedMethodist Church Cemetery
Charles GdellHendrix Iy/ Charles Odell Hendrix, 84, of U.S.Hwy. 64 East, Mocksville, died Sunday. Aug. 15,1999, at Forsyth Medical ,
Center.He was bom Sept. 21, 1914, inDavie County to the late Charles andMyrtle Sain Hendrix. He had been a Ifarmer and was owner and founder ofHendnx Bar-B-Cue. He wasa member
of Fork Baptist Church.Survivors include his wife of 59yearn. Evelyn Rattz Hendrix of thehome; a daughter, Judy Osbome andhusband Mike of Mocksville; a son.Samuel O. Hendrix and wife Sue ofLexington; 6 grandchildren; 4 greatgrandrrhildren; and 3 brothers, RichardHendrix and Thomas Hendrix, both ofAdvance, and Paul Hendrix ofMocks
ville.
He was preceded in death by a son,JamesAnderson Hendrix;agiandchild,Tracy Deann Hendrix; and a brother
Franks. Hendrix.Funeralservices were held Aug. 18,at 11 a.m. at Eaton Funeral Chapel withthe feys. Bob Watt and Gary fosterofficiating. Burial followed in ForkBaptist Church Cemetery.Memorials may be made to ForkBaptist Church, 3140 U.S. Hwy. 64East, Mocksville, N.C, 27028.
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Jack Allison LeGrand. 62. ofBeth-
y lehem. died Friday. Aug. 13. 1999.
following a brief iilness.
Bom in Iiedell County 10 the late
Edward Clinaid and Margaret Allison
LeCrandJan. IS. 1937. he was in sales
with Columbia Beauty Supply for 39
years and co-owner of Golden Shears
Beauty Salon. A veteran of the U.S.
Army, he attended Mocksville High
School. Oak Ridge Military Academy
and Mitchell Community College. He
was a memberofFirst United Method
ist Church of Mocksville. He was pre
ceded in death tfa brother. Edwin C.
LeGrand.
Surviving are his wife, Carol
McDaris LeGrand of the home; a
daughter. Anna Lisa ' LeGrand
Lambrechts of Lenoir: a step son.
Jeffeiy Riley Hoke of Hickory; and a
granddaughter.
A memorial service was held at
6:30 pjii. Aug. 16. at St. Alban's Epis
copal Church in Hickory by the Rev.
Randy Feiebee. Burial was at 11:30
a.m. Aug. 17, at Rose Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Hos
pice of Catawba County. 263 3rd Av
enue NW. Hickory, N.C. 28601; Hos-
piceofAlexanderCounty,412SW3rd
Street. Tayloisville. N.C. 28681 or to
Sl Alban's ^scopal Church, Build
ing Fund or Stained Glass Fund. 130
39thAvemicPlaceNW.Hickoty.N.C.
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Carl Wayne Sandifer
Carl Wayne Sandifer, 49.died Aug.
6.1999. in FOrt Pierce, Ra.
He is survived by his father. Glenn
Sandifer of Norfolk. Va.; a daughter.
Carrie Leiand of Virginia Beach, Va.;
a grandson; and a sister, Suzanne
Dorsey of Advance.
He was preceded in death by his
mother. Gloria Brown Sandifer. and a
brother, Glenn E. Sandifer Jr.
Burial will be at sea.
rille Senior High School. On Match
M. 1977. he married Teresa Sherrill^tts who survives. He was a mem-
hw of Saint John's Lutheran Church
LuihcranMen Mission. He wasowner^ operator of the' family business,
formerly Watts Grocery. nowtheHar-
TOnyGalaxyFOodStote.inHannony.w was also a former memberof the
Statesville Jnycees.
Surviving, in addition to his wife,
W 6—v*. i-JMiviane tvattsofthe
home; a son. Oarrell Stephen Watts ofthe home; his stepmotlier. Betty N.
Watu of Statesville; a stepsister.
<^lyn N. Query and husband James
ofChesapeake, Va.; 2 aunts. Jessie W.Davis Of Harmony and Frances W.
Kyles of Statesville; an uncle, Jim W.
WatB of Colorado Springs. COlo.; his
nwther-rn-law. Beny S. Sherrill of
Statesville; and a numberofotherrela-
irves.
Funeral services were held at 11
a.m. Aug. 17. at Saint John's Lutheran
Church with the Rev. Thomas W
Ctorbell and Dr. Hoyle L. Whitesides
officrating. Burial followed in
Oakwood Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to theArn^can Brain Tdmor Association.
2720 Rrver Road, Suite 146. Des
Plarnes. Bl. 60018; Saint John's Luth
eran aurch. P.O. Box 943. States
ville. N.C. 28687; or to a charity of aGonoi's choice.
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V died Tuesday morning, Auff 10
1999. following a battle r^thc^since May 1988.
Bom Feb. 5.19S5. in Statesville to Ithe late Carl Huron Watts and Helen
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i^ongher survivors areabretheratbbyGornsandwifeDorisofMocks-
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Pinehursi.fonnedyofMocksvilIe,died
Wednesday, Aug. 18, 1999 at Moore
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Funeialserviccswere held Saiur- jL —, «
day.Aug.21 at I I *
a.m. at the i'
Brownson Memo-
rial Presbyterian inSouthern Pines by ft^Hrthe Revs. Grady \
Ferryman and S
Chris Moore-
Keish. with burial in the Bolhesda
Cemetery.
Bom In Robeson County, he was a
former member of the Mocksville
United Methodist Church, a past mas
ter in the Mocksville Masonic Lodge
134, a member of the Hickory Hill
Country Club, and had been active in
the DavicLiille League in baseball and
football.
Hesianedhiseareerwiih Piedmont
Airlines in Winsion-Salem and retired
with US Aiiways as an international
check airman. He was also tin active
flight instructor and an elder at
Brownson Presbyterian Church.
He is survived by: his wife. Patricia
Chambers Bullock; his daughter.
Kathleen Serge; and 3 sons. Bradley
Bullock Jr. and wife Donna, Thad
Bullock and wife Andrea, and Bruce
Bullock and wife Amanda; 2 sisters,
Edwina B. Wadford of Raleigh and
Brenda B. Bullock of Durham; and 6
grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to
Brownson Memorial Presbyterian
Church Building Fund. 330 S. May
St., Southern Pines. NC 28387.
Fred J. Coram
/ Fred J. Coram. 76, of Boonville,
died Saturday, Aug. 21, 1999. at
Briithaven of Wilkcsboro aJlcr two
years ofdeclining health.
He was the brother of Edward
Coram of Mocksville,
Funeral services were conducted at
11 am. at Boonville Baptist Church
Aug. 23. by the Rev. Larry Thompson.
Burial Iblluwcd in Boonville Cem-
cier>.
Peggy Dull Elmore
^ Dull Elmorc. 60, of N CHwy 801 .Vonh. Mocksville. diW
Monday, Aug. 23, 1999 at Davie
County Hospitai,
cturc Baptif,Churth with the Revs. Cecil
^orholt. Jack Johnson, and GradyTurierow officiating, and burial foi-lowtng ,n the chua-h cemetery. The^mtly was to be at Eaton Fune^
Home Aug. 2.S, 7-9 p.m.
DawllV*"' '^38 in
BeulahDison Elmorc,Shewasamem-dsr of Boar Creek Baplisi Church
«rv,ng as Church pianist. She was al^ico^rFarmingron High School,attended Draughn's Business School
and enjoyed crocheting.Survivors Include: her hicsbandClaretKc G. Elr«,re of the home-a
daughter, Robin Rcnee Myers a d
h sband.Riek;2sons,TimmyG eQ^wt^and wife, Karen, and Wilil
al^" i'^'^'^Sfandehildrentanda brother. Roger Dull. a|, of Mocks-
Nell Rash Day
J NellRashDay.92.ofSunsctDrive.
Mocksville. died Sunday. Aug. 22.
1999. a! Lexington Health Care.
She was born in Wilkes County to
the lute W.F. andMargaretMyers Rash
and was a member of First Baptist
Ciiureii. A graduate of Appalachian
State University, she was a school
icacbcr in the Davlc. Wilkes and Yad-
kin County schools. After riillrcmenL
she continued to volunteer, tutoring
children and adults in reading.
Survivors include a daughter.
Brenda Harpe and husband Bill of
Mixtfesvllle; a son, Billy Burris Day of
Bc.ivcrdam.Va.; 4 grandchildrcn;and
3 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a
daughter, AnnDay StonertandSbroth-
ers. Chy Jennings Rash. Clyde Rash
and A! Rash.
Funcrai services were to be held at
Ipm, Aug.25,aiEaionFuiioraiChapel
with the Revs. Paul Riggs and John
Daniel Shore officiating. Burial fol
lowed in Rose Cemeieiy.
Mcmoriais may be made to First
Baplisi Church Library Fund. 390
North Main Street. .Mocksville. N.C.
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j Kasi Lee GofonJi. infant daughter
of Gaiy Ray and Tangala Renee Bur
ton Goforth of Powell Road, Moclcs-
ville. died Saturday, Aug. 21.1999, at
Brenner Children's Hospital in Win-
ston-Salem.She was preceded in death July 31.
by her twin sister Laci Ann Goforth.
She was also preceded in death by her
tnatemal great grandparents, Bobby
and Katherine Bimon; and paternal
g^i grandparents, Geoige and Grace
Goforth.
Surviving, in addition to her par
ents, arc a sister, Kori Goforth .of the
home; maternal grandparents, Bobby
and Betty Burton of Clemmons and
Deborah and Howard Williams of
Advance; paternal grandparents, G.H
and Lucy Goforth of Mocksvilie; ma-
J^I greatgrandparents, Franklin andMinnie Harp of Advance: and paternal
great grandparents, Kcrmit and Miriam
Paul William Hendiix
Paul William Hendrix, 80, of North
Main Street, Mocksvilie, died Mon
day, Aug. 22,1999, at his residence.
Bom Oct. 17,1918, in DavieCounty
to the late Charlie A. and Myrtle Sain
Hendrix, he was a member of First
Baptist Church and was a veteran of
the U.S. Army, serving in the Euro
pean Theatre during World War D. He
had been a sel f-employed brick mason.
Survivors include his wife, Dor
othy Grtibbs Hendrix of the home; 2
brothers, Thomas A. Hendrix and Ri
chard L. Hendrix, both of Advance;
and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by 2
brothers. Odell and Frank Hendrix.
Funeral services were held at 11
a.m. Aug. 2S. at Eaton Funeral Chapel
with the Rev. Bill Davis officiating.
Burial followed in Eaton's Baptist
Church Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to First
BaptistChurch,390North Main Street,
Mocksvilie. N.C. 27028.
Allison of Mocksvilie.
Graveside services were held ai-2
P-m.Aug.24,atWestlawnGartJeaifMemory in Clemmons with the Rev
Geoige Troyer officiating.
Charlie Gray Hawkins
y Charlie Gray Hawkins, 59, of Win-
ston-Salera, died Monday, Aug. 16,
1999, at his home.
Among his survivors are a daugh
ter, Rebecca Williamson and husband
Jay of Advance.
Funeral services were heldat 2 p.m.
Aug.20, at Gospel Light Baptist Church
by the Rev. Dr. Bobby Roberson, tlie
Rev. Dr. Steve Roberson and the Rev.
Frank Shumate. Burial followed in
Gardens of Memory in Walkertown.
Laura Elizabeth Head
! Laura Elizabeth Walser Head, 91,
ofDukeStreet,Coolcemee,diedTues-
day, Aug. 17,1999, at Brian Center in
Salisbury.
Bom in the Yadkin College com
munity in Davidson County Oct. 10,
1907, to the late William Arthur and
Mary Hege Walser, she retired in 1968
from Burlington Industries. She was a
member of Cooleemee First Baptist
Church, the Elizabeth Oveicash Sun
day School class and Cooleemee Se
nior Citizens. She was preceded in
death by her husband, Luther Head, in
1584, and 2 sons. Homer Lee Head in
1978 and Walter Slate Head in 1993.
She was also preceded in death by a
daughter-in-law, Judy Head; 4 sisters;
and 3 brothers.
• Surviving are a daughter-in-law,
Brenda Penninger and husband Leon
ofCooleemee; 2 sisters, Doris Bass of
Salisbury and Mary Young of
Churchland; 2 brothers. Coy Walserof
Churchland and Donald Walser of
^ncer;4grandchildrcn;7greatgrand-
children; and many nieces, nephews
and cousins.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m
.Aug. 20, at Eaton Funeral Chapel by
the Rev. Jeff Pennington. Burial fol
lowed in Rowan Memorial Park in
Salisbury.
Memorials may be mode to First
Baptist Church of Cooleemee, 284
Marginal Street, Cooleemee, N.C.
27014.
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. Manha p. Huriocker. 62, of Mourn
Pleasant, diedTuesday, Aug. 17,1999,
at Northeast Medical Center in Con-
tiDfd.
I ShewasthesisterofMaiyDcdmond
dTCooleemce.
t Funeral services were conducted at
II a.m. Aug. 20, at Friendship United
hieihodist Church in Concoid by the
I&v.BillCranneld. Burial followed In
the church centetery.
Janie E. Martin
J Janie E Martin, 89, formerly of
North Main Street, Mocksville, died
Monday, Aug. 23, 1999, at Autumn
of Mocksville.
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Monday, Aug. 16, 1999. at Autumn
Care.
BoraMuy6,1927,in Harlin County,
Ky. to the late William P. and Hilda
Way Miller Thompson, he worked in
the maintenance lield.
Surviving are his wife, Geraldinc
Howcll Thompson of Statesville; a
daughter, Dedra Sharp of Mocksville;
2 brothers. Billy Thompson of Lexing
ton and J.P. Thompson of Lindom,
Wash.; a sister, Wanda Parton of
Waynesville; and S grandchildren.
The funeral service was held at
DavicFuneral Service Chapel at6p.m.
Aug. 20. with the Rev. Tony.Tilton
officiating. Private burial was to be
determined at a later dale.
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ofWilkesboroStrcet, MocksvilIe,dicd
Tuesday. Aug. 17, 1999, at Forsylh
Medical Center.
Bom Feb. 20, l927,inDavieCounty
to the late L,R. and Nina Harris Powell,
he was a memberof First United Meth
odist Church. Co-ownerofL.E Powell
Lumber Company, he was also a com
mercial pilot and was a member and
past masterof the Mocksville Masonic
Lodge A.F. & A.M. 134. He was pre
ceded in death by his wife, Frances
Seats Powell, in 1998.
Sarvivors include 2 stepdaug.hter$,
Dianne Anderson and husband Jerry of
MocksvilleandSusan Hinson and hus
band Carroll of North Myrtle Beach,
S.C.; 4 grandchildren; 6 great grand
children; 2 brothers, Ben Powell of
Mocksville and Roger Powell of
Roseland, Va.; a sister. Janie Potts of
Mocksville andafostersisier.Cetaliiine
Hanes of Wilmington.
Funeral services were held at4 p.m.
Aug. 19, at Eaton Funeral Chapel with
the Rev. Charles Turner officiating.
Burial followed in Center United Meth
odist Church Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to a char
ity of the donor's choice.
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Henry R.JohnsonSr.,86.ofMocks-
villc. died Wednesday. Aug. 25.1999.
al Forsylh Medical Center.
BomNov.29.19l2.ioihelaieJ.W.
and Alice Tysinger Johnson, he was
former owner of Mocksville Laundry
and Dry Cleaners. He was a veteran of
the U.S. Army, serving during World
War II. He was a Mason for 50 years
and a member of First U ntied Method
ist Church. He was preceded in death
by agrandson, Brian Potts; andSbroth-
ets. John Johnson. Roy Johnson and
Phoe Johnson.
Siitvivingarehiswife.DessieLassie
M. Johnson of the home; a son. Henry
Johnson Jr. of Advance; 4 daughters.
Dcssie Vogler. Nancy Payne. Sylvia
Potts and SonyaWhitaker.allofMocks-
ville; 10 grandchildren; a great grand
child; a step grandchild; 4 sisters, Joy
Jackson. Sarah Williams. Rebeccaand
Elizabeth; and 2 brothers. Harold
Johnson and Critz Johnson.
A memorial service was held at 11
a.m. Aug. 28. at First United Methodist
Church. He had requestcdthathisbody
be donated to Bowman-Gray School
of Medicine.
Memorials may be made to Rtsi
United Methodist Church. 305 North
Main Street. Mocksville. N.C. 27028.
JanieElva Martin
Janie Elva Martin. 89. of North
Main Street. Mocksville. died Mori-day. Aug. 23. l999.aiAutumnCarcof
Mocksville.BomFeb.2. l9IO.inDavieCoun^
to the late Walter Franklin and MinnteFlorence Wall Martin, she was ahome-
maker and devoted her life to h« fam
ily, caring for a number of ill and
elderly relatives in her hotne. She wasan avid historian and genealogist ^
wasactive for many years inihe United
Daughters of the Confederacy, attain
ing the office of N.C. Divisioii Third
Vice President. She was a lifelong
member of Bethel United Methodist
Church.Survivors include a brother. Walter
E. Martin of Mocksville; 2 nieces; 3
nephews; and 3 great nieces.
Funeral services were heldat 2pm
Aug. 27. at Eaton Funeral Chapel with
Dr. S.B. Warner officiating. Burial fol
lowed in Bethel United Methodist
Church Cemetery.
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Sr.orOak Grove Church RoaiJ,Mocks-
ville,dtedeaiiySan)nlay. Aug.8.1999.
at his home.
Bora March 9, 1927, to (he late
William H. McDaniel Sr. and Sallie
Leonard McDaniel. he was owner and
' operatorofJohnN.McDaniel and Sons
• for 27 years. He was a lifelong member
of Oak Grove United Methodist
Church. He served in the U.S. Navy
"during World War II and was a Mason
for 45 years. He was also a member of
(he Mocksville Lions Club.
' He was preceded in death by 2
brothers, William H. McDaniel Jr. and
GroverR, McDaniel; andasister, Marie
McDaniel,
' n Surviving are his wife, Mary Whi-
Rikcr McDaniel of the home; 2 sons,
n John N, McDaniel Jr. and wife Linda
and Randy D. McDaniel and wife
Roxonne of Mocksville; 3 daughters,
Diane Lee of Maryland, Grace Hilton
^d husband Robert of Mocksville and
1 Angela Dishman and husband Brianof
^Hiddeniie; 7 grandchildren; 2 great
Tgiandchildren; 4 sisters. Ruth Wiikins
laiid husband HowardofMonroe, Belly
"Wright and husband Bill of Pfafftown,
Doris Gaither and husband Bob of
Winston-Salem and Loraine
Blackwoodaiul husband Bobof(2ool-
eemee; 2 brothers, Joe McDaniel and
.wifeJanelofWinslon-SalemandJames
;F. McDaniel of Atlanta, Ga.; and a
;devoied sister-in-law, Doris C,
IMcDanicI of Mocksville.
' ' Funeral services were held at 11
'a.m. Aug. 31, at Oak Grove United
Methodist Church with the. Revs.
Charles Stewart, Donald Funderburk
and Jimmy Lancasteroflictating. Burial
followed in the church cemetery with
;militaiy graveside rites conducted by
^theDistrict 11,MemorialHonorGuard,
^Veterans of Foreign War and Masonic
Elites conducted by the Mocksville
^asonic Lodge A.F. and A.M. 134.
' f.Metnorials may be made to the
Cemetery Fund of Oak Grove Unked
Methodist Church, c/o Glenas
McClamrock, 179 Dusty Hill Road.
•Mocksville, N.C. 27028.
TVoy Ray Medley
; Troy Ray Medley. 86, of Yadkin-
;viUe, died Thursday, Aug. 26,1999, at
;Davis Medical Center in Siatesville.
; BoniAug.24,19l3,inSunyCounty
To the late Noah and Leala Medley, he
jvas a retired farmer and was retired
Trom Davie Tractor and Implement
Company. He wasamemberof Sandy
Springs Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife, Daisy Cater
Vledley of the home; a twin bioiher.
j^y Medley of (^lina Grtntg^^isters.
LHlie Hawkins of Elkin and Grace
Brown of North Wilkesboro; 3 step-
:hildrcn, Tim Carter of High Point and
Phyllis Ivester and Annette Teeple,
)oth of Mocksville; 4 stepbrothers,
Ray Whitaker and Paul Whitaker, both
of High Point, Wesley Whitaker and
Penny Whitaker, 9 step grandchildren;
3 step great grandchildren; and many
nieces and nephews. He was preceded
in^eath by his first wife, Verlie Shore
Vtedley; and 2 sisters, Annie Thomas■attd D^ie Snow.
His funeral service was held at 2:30
p.m. Aug. 28, at Sandy Springs BaptistChurch by the Rev. Marvin Blackburn.
Burial followed in the church cem
etery.
Memorials may be made to charity
of the donor's choice.
/ Susie iVClJer
Bora May 30, 1908 in Gillsvilte
Aikin°s Mh!"®Atkins Mtllcr, she wasachanermem
fxtt-ofDutchntanCreek Baptist ChurchDu "^P'oyee ofErwin MillsDtnng her life, she was active hi;
Church and community. SttH® ''crfamily. She was picccdedin death by her husband, WJ. Miller
hvi ' ' preceded in deathby a »n, Doyle J. Miller a dauahTeTMyrt.sMillerBaras;and2g?ndsoS:
■ Angell, LathelM. CombandTexola
ch'tH ISgiand-chtldren; 40 great grandchildren; and26 great great grandchildren,
FuneralscrviceswereheldAug.29P.m. at Davie Funeral Se* ice"
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Vemon Paschal, 77,ofGwynSireei,Mocksville. died Thursday. Aug. 26
1999. in Winston-Salem.
Born Jan. 22. 1922. in Guilford
County 10 ihe lareS. V. andRoseReeves
Pa.schal. he served for many years in
the U.S. Marine Corp and later worked
for Guilford Mills where he retired in
1985. He was of the Baptist faith. He
was preceded in death by his first wife.
Louise Holt Paschal; and 6 brothers.
Richard. Branch. Gucmey. Robert,
Andrew and Carl Paschal.
He is survived by his wife of 14
years. Geraldine Paschal: 4 sons. Mar
tin Paschal of Brown Summit. David
Paschal of New Jersey. Richard Pas
chal of Marshville and Donnie Paschal
of Greensboro; 3 stepsons. Eugene
Shaver of Taylotsville. Alvin Shaverof Peachland and Michael Shaver of
Moclcsville;2stqidaughters. Patty Callof Mocksville and Debbie Kimrey of
Advance; 2 brothers. Lewis Paschal of
Winston-Salem and Albert Paschal of
Greensboro; a sister. Pauline Travis of
Greensboro; 7 grandchildren; 4 step
grandchildren; a^ial friend. RobertDaily of Mocksville; and a special
cousin. Ed Paschal.
Funeral services were conducted at
2 p.m. Aug. 28. at Davie Funeral Ser
vice Chapel by the Rev. L.C. Taylor.
Burial followed in Eaton's Baptist
Church Cemetery.
Hansel Ray Wagner
J Hansel Ray Wagner. 77. of Dob-
son. died Wednesday. Aug. 25. 1999.
at Brookridge Retirement Home in
Winston-Salem.
He was the grandfather of Angela
Wagner of Advance.
Funeral services were conducted at
2 p.m. Aug. 28. at Cbx-Needham Fu
neral Home Chapel by the Rev. Jim
Bedsaul. Burial followed at OldSiloam
Friends Meeting Cemetety.
Tallie Lanier Peoples
Tallie Lanier Peoples. 89. of Fred
Lanier Road. Mocksville, died Mon
day afternoon. Aug. 30. 1999. at
Barsyth Medical Center in Winston-
Salem after being in declining health.
Funeral services were to be held at
11 a.m.Sept. 2. at EatonFuneral Chapel
with the Rev. G. Carroll Jordan offici
ating. and burial following in Ijames
Crossroads Baptist Church Cemetery.
The family was to be at the funeral
home Sept. 1.7-9 p.m.
Memorials may be considered for
theCalahaIn Friendship Baptist Church
Cemetery Fund, c/o Mac White. 1003
Sheffield Road. Mocksville. N.C.
27028. or to the Ijames Crossroads
Baptist Church Cemetery Fund, c/o
Joe Gobble. 911 Sheffield Road,
Mocksville, N.C. 27028.
Bom in Davidson County. Dec. 16.
1909. to the late Fred and Mary Jane
Grubbs Lanier. she was retired from
Millet's Restaurant with over 25 years
of service. She attended Calahaln
Friendship Baptist Church. She was
preceded in death by her husband.
Alonzo L. Peoples; ason. Joe Peoples:
a grandson. Bobby Peoples. 3 broth
ers. Avery Lanier. Bill Lanier and
Tenneyson Lanier. and 2 sisters. Sarah
Anderson and Edna White.
Surviving are 2 daughters. Frances
Farmer of Mocksville and Ruby
Stevens aiuJ husband Nick of Win
ston-Salem; 5 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildien;5greal-great-grartdchil-
dren; a sister. Freddie Lanier of
Walkertown;adaughter-in-law.OtBne
Peoples of Mocksville.
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Veneta Lou Shore
Veneta Lou Shore. 82. of Salisbury,
died Thursday, Aug. 26.1999.at Brian
Center Health and Rehabilitation of
Salisbury.
Bom Nov. 15, 1916 in Compton,
Ark. to the late Mary McClannan Shore
and W.W. Shore, she wasagraduateof
Cooleemee High School and HF. Long
Schtxtl of Nursing in Statesville. She
attended the Incarnated Word College
in San Antonio. Texas and The Ad-
vanccdNutsingAdminisuaiion School
at Fort Sam Houston. Texas. She was
employed by Cabatnis Memorial Hos
pital in concord and entered the U.S.
Army Nurse Corp. serving 1943-1964
in the European. Far East and Carib
bean Theatres during .World War II
and several stationsinthellnitedSiates
beforeretiring.Latershe was employed
with Catawba College Health Services
in Salisbury. She was a member of
Cooleemee Presbyterian Church, sev
eral stale and national nursing organi
zations. She was also a member of the
Retired Officers Association. She was
a volunteer for the Vj\. Medical Cen
ter. the American Red Cross Blood
Bank and for United Way.
She is sinvived by several nieces
and nephews.
Funeral services were held at 11
a.m. Aug. 28, atSummersett Memorial
Chapel with the Rev. Robert Goforth
and Bill Campbell officiating. Entomb
ment followed in Rowan Memorial
Park Mausoleum in Salisbury.
Memorials may be made to Cool
eemee Presbyterian Church. P.O. Box
27, Cooleemee. N.C. 27014 or Barium
Springs Children's Home. P.O. Box 1.
Barium Springs. N.C. 28010.
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Ella Booe March
Ella Booe March, 86. of
Mcailowbrooli Terrace in Advance,
died Sepl. 1. 11)99 I'olluwing a period
ofdeclining hcollh.
She was bom in Davie County,
daughter ofSallie Booc. She was pie
ced^ in death by her husband, Jesse
Lee March, in 1977.
She is survived by 2 sons. Roben
and wife Martha March of Winsion-
Saiem and Eugene March of Mocks-
ville: 3 grandchildren: and 4 great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Sept.
S at .7 p.in. at Rcdiand Church of Christ
with Minister Cloys Cecil ol'llciating.
andburial following inihechurchcem
etery.
Admiral Dewey Presneil
/ AdmiralDeweyprcsrcll.84,of454
FairtlcldRoad.Mocksville.dicdMon-
• day. Aug. 30, 1999, at Meadowbrook
Manor Nursing Care in CIcmmons.
• Bom Sept. 30. 1914, in the Beech
Mountain community of Watauga
County to the late George W. and Ida
Harmon Presneil, he was a retired
farmer and of the Primillve Baptist
faith.
He was preceded tn dealh by his
lirst wife, Jcitie Floy P. Presneil; his
Vrcood wife. Irene Oveicash Presneil;
iJslsiers.PhrcniaHieks, Grace Presneil
and Gladys Presneil; 3 brothers.Talben
Ptosnell. Newt Presneil and Harvey
Pi^nell; a half-biwher. George Allan
Ptosnell: a half-si.sier, Rilda Prosnell;
uftd his stepmother. Melvina Presneil,
' ' Survivors include 4 daughlcrs,
Linda Presneil of Linvillc. Lovie
'Presneil of CIcmmons. Effic Crane
'andhusbandRobertandSueSmilhand
dtusbond Marshall, all ofMorganion;4
Sons, Lloyd FVesnell and wife Mary
and Gilbcn Presneil and wife Gloria,
idl'of Boonc. Olen Presneil and wife
Diane of Vjlas and Larry Presneil and
wifcPcggyofMock.svillc;2siepdaugh-
tcrs. Judy Siubhs and Christine
Harmttn, both ofChina Grove; 3 slep-
soiis, Clifford Overcash.JerryOvercish
aniJ Jeffcry Ovcreash. all of China
Grovc; 2 half-brothers. Felix Presneil
otPiney Flats,Tenn.and LinnyPnancll
»a>»'Mouniain Home, Tenn.; 2 half-sis-
- ters.LouManinolHcndersonvjlicand
; Sarah Guemnool Cathaqiin, Va.; 19
2 grtindchildren; 21 greatgrandchildren;
2 b.sicpgramJchildrcn; 1 stepgrcatgrand-
2 child: and a number of nieces and
2 nephews,
2 Funeralscfviecswcrcconduciedat
2 11 a.m. Sept. 3. at Hampton Funeral
2 Home Chapel in Bwino with the Rev.
Gordon Noble olTleiuting. Burial fol-
2 Jfiwcd in Mount Lawn Memorial Park
r and Gardens.
Sallie Bowles Riddle
y Sallie Bowles Riddle, 86. of Chal
^ Smith Road. Mcvcksville, died Satur
day morning, Sept. 4. 1999 at Autumn
Funeral scr-
vices were ttcid at
Baptist Church
followed in the^^l
chuteh cemetery.
Memorials may be considered tor
Yadkin Valley Baptist Church. 1324
Yadkin Valley Church Road. Ad
vance. N.C. 27006.
She was bom in Davie County.
Ocu 10.1912 lolhc late Waller Henry
and Lela Howcll Bowles and was
retired from AT&Twithover20years
of service. She was a member of
Yadkin Valley BaptistChurch andthe
TelcphoneRoncers.She waspreceded
in death by her husband. Robert H.
Riddle; ason. Robert Gerald Riddle; a
grandson. Hubert Mason; and a
brother. Lendon Bowles.
Survivingare3daughtcTsandsons-
in-law. BillandNancy Mason. Marvin
and Frances Nifong, and Larry and
Patsy Slalcy, all of Moeksville; a son
and daughier-iii-law, Ronnie and Su
san Riddle of Moeksville; 12 grand
children: 8 grcai-grandchildrcn: 5
great-grcat-grandehlldrcn; 3 slep-
grandehildrcn; 13 stcp-grcal-grand-
childrcn; 4 slcp-grcal-grandchlldrcn;
2 sisters, Moiolle B. Milton ol
Yadkinvillc. and Camilla B. P.lam of
Winston-Salcm; 2 brothers. Charlie
Bowles and wife.Oni Mac ol Moeks
ville, and Wilson Bowies and wife.
KateofYadkinville; andseveral nieces
and nephews.
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/ Margie Elizabclh While, 89, of
' Fanningion Road, M<K-ksvilIc. died
Monday, Sept. 6, 1999, at Aulumn
Care of Mocltsville.
AgravesideiiervicewashcldThurs-
day, Scpl. 9, at II a.m. ai Wesley
Cahpel Uniicd Melhixlisi ChunrhCem-
eiery wiih ihe Rev.Gary Foster ofTiei-
aiing. The family was to he at Eaton
Funeral Home Wednesday from 7-9
p.m.
The family ic(|uests memorials be
considered for Wesley Chapel Cem
etery FundorBuilding Fund. l24Ccm-
elcry Road, Mocksville.
Miss White was born April 25,
1910 in Davie County to the late Wil
liam Walker and Lillie Allen White.
She was an in-home health care giver
and was a member of Wesley Chapel
church.
Sursivors include a sister. Ruth
WhiillcldofGrecnsboro. Shewas pre
ceded in death by a brother, David
White Sr.. and a sister. Ola Binklcy.
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^ The Rev. Clifton Williams, 92, of
East Bend.diedSatuidayevening, Sept.
4.1999, in Forsyth memorial Hospital
following an illness of four days.
He wasa nativeofFlorence County.
S.C., and spent the majority of his life
in Yadkin County, where tic preached
and pastored at several churches •
throughout this area.
His wife. Gus.sie Williams.preceded
him in tlalh in January of this year.
He is survived by: a .son, Clifton
Douglas and wife Annette; a step-son,
Julius Blakeny of New York City: a
god-son, James Westmoreland of
Yadkinville: 5 grandchildren; 4 great
grandchildren; and a numberof nieces,
nephews and other relatives.
Funeral services will be held on
Friday at 3 p.m. at Pleasant Grove
Baptist Church in Yadkinville. with
the Rev. James Moore officiating.
Burial followed in the church cem
etery.The family will meet with friends
Thursday evening from 7-8 at Graham
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slon-Salem. died. Sunday. Sept. 12.
1999. at Forsylh Medical Ccnlcr.
She was the sisterofMoiy Craverof
Advance.
Funeral services were conducted at
2 p.m. Sept. 14. at .Ml. Caimel United
Methodist Church by the Rev. Ken
neth R. Eller. Burial followed in West-
lawn Ganlcns of Memory in Clem-
mons.
Ruth C. Eldridge
Mrs. RuthCockcrham Eldridge. 96.
of Gladstone Road. Mocksville. died
Saturday afternoon. Sept. 11.1999. at
Davis Community Hospital in
Siatesville after a sudden illness.
A graveside service was held at 11
a.m. Monday. Sept. 13. in Liberty
United Methodist Church Cemetery
with Rev. Phillip Parks officiating.
The family requests memorials be
considered for a charily of the donoi's
choice.
Mrs. Eldridge was bom in Suiry
County March 20. 1903 to the lute
Pleasant B. and Nancy L. Tucker
Cockcrham and was a homemaker.
She had also been a school teacher.
She was a graduate of Appalachian
SlateTeochers College and wasamem-
ber of the Liberty United Methodist
Church.
She was preceded in death by her
husband. Roy Fredrick Eldridge. a
brother. Robert Cockerham, and by 2
sisters. Gcrtha Orlcck and Morjorie
Clements.
Survivors include: four special
caregivers. DinkyOsbome.Janie Wil
liams. Hannah McBee and Ada Polk,
all of .M(K-ksvillc.
Bonnie G. Boone
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formerly of the Hsiatoe community,
died Friday. Sept. 10. 1999 in a Win-
ston-Salcm hospital.
She was the daughter of the late
Reuben and Lcia Johnson Green, and
wife of Charlie Banner Boone. who
died in 1962. She had resided at
Meaduwhrook Terrace of Davie in
Advance for the past six years..
Mrs. Boone was amemberofLtb-
eny Hill Baptist Church.
Sheis survived by: daughters. Betty
Griffith of Bermuda Run and Barbara
Bengeof Hickory; sons. Ray Boone of
Burosville. Charles Boone of Newton,
Bill Btxine of Granite Falls and Bob
Booneof OklahomaCity; 7 grandchil
dren; and 9 great-grandchildren.
Services were held at 2 p.m. Sun-
day.Scpt. l2.intheGrindstaffMemo-
rial Chapel of Webb Funeral Home,
with the Revs. Lawrence Glenn and
David Johnson olTiciating. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
Nancy Broadway Felts
Nancy Broadway Felts, 64. died at
Wake Medical Ccnlcr in Raleigh on
Wedntsday. Sept. 8, 1999.
Mrs. Felts was bom April 16.1935
in Wilkes County to the late Clyde
Nathaniel and Matte Lecta Broadway,
and lived most ofherlifc inMocksvillc
and surrounding areas. She was pre
ceded in death by a biothcr J.C. Broad
way.
She retired in 1971 from Hanos
where she worked in the knitting de
partment for more than 20 years. She
was al.so an accompli.shcd pianist and
was honored numerous times as hrrst-
ess of the year for the state of West
Virginia.
Mrs. Felt.s is.survived by 2 brothers;
Odcll Broadway of Chattanooga.
Tenn.. Fred Broadway ofMock.svillc;
and a sister. Edith Ray of East Bend.
Funeral .services were conducted
on Saturday. .Sept. 11 at 2 p.m. at the
Davie FuneralServicc Chapel wlththeRev. Aaron Carter officiating. Burial
followed in the Legion Memorial Cem
etery in Cixtlccmce.
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ai his residence.A lifelong rcsidcni of Chatunoogn,Mr. HcJrick was rciitwi from Souih-cm Railroad after 37 years of service.He was a member of ihc Brolhcrhooaof Locomoiive Engineers and was aveteranofihe U.S. Armyduring WorldWar II. He was a member of iheFairview Baplist Church.Survivors are: his wife. Mary E.Hcdrick. formerly of Davic County. 2daughters. Wanda Longwith ofMcDonald and Glcnda Green ofApison;* 11 grandchildren. 14 g^-grandchildren. several niccesandncph-
Fi^nces R. Mattox
. FrancesRichandsonMaltoxofJack-;; sonville. Ra., daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Munscy Richardson of Har-
; mony. died Sept. 11, 1999.
: She is survived by her hu.sband.: JamesO. Maltox;4 sisters. Helen Bulla.; Lorone Barker. Wanda Sutphin and
: Janet Poole. and a brother. Vance
' Richardson.
Funeral Services were to he held at2 p.m. Sept. 15, at New Union UnitedMethtxlist Church in Harmony, with; the Revs. Caren Morgan and Billy■ Jarrctt olTlciating. The family was to
; receive friends at the church, immcdi-
•; ately following the .service.
Fairy E. l^ames/ Fairy Elizabeth Ijames. 93. ofSpur.
Texas, died at Ctosbyton Hospital on
Sunday. Sept. 5.1999.
Bom in Plainview. Texas. May 26.
1906 to Julius Pete and Eunice Fair
Robinson. She married Rev. DeweyIjames Sept. 18. 1927 in Spur, and
became a homemaker. She lived her
early life in Stamford and Swenson.
Texas before moving loSpurat the age
of 12.
She also lived in California, and in
Davic County for many years whereshe taught piano. She moved hack toSpur in 1986. She was a Baptist.
Her husband preceded her in death
on March 27.1977. She was also pre
ceded in death by a brother. Clarence
L. Robinson, who died in World War
n. and 2 sisters. Dora Lee Jenkins in1987 and Anna Bell Pope in 1990.
Survivors include: a daughter.
Bonnye McMahan ofSpur. 3 brothers.
J.P. Robinson of Lake Izabella. Calif..CharlicC. Robinsonof Rorence.Ore..
and PickC. Robinson ofCeres. Calif.:a granddaughter. Ivy JoynerofMocks-villc; and 3 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.Sept.7.attheCommunity Bible Chapel
in Spur by Dr. Ned Hicks. Burial followed in the Spur Memorial Cem
etery.Memorials may be sent toCommu-
nity Bible Prison Ministry. P.O. Box312. Spur. Texas. 79370.
Delia Potts Johnson
Mrs. Delia Lavinia Potts Johnson.
76. of 944 Butler Mill Rd.. Harmony.morerccentlyofMapleleafHealthCare
Center in Statesville. died Saturdaymorning. Sept. 11. 1999. at DavisHospital following a lengthy illness. .
Bom Nov. 19. 1922 in DavidsonCounty, she was a daughter of the late
Charles Potts and Bessie Brown Potts.
She was a homemaker and member of
Pleasant View Baptist Church, where
she taught Sunday School. She and her
husband reared five children on their
farm in Harmony.
Survivors include: her husband.
Thomas R. Johnson Sr. of the home: 3sons. Thomas R. Johnson Jr. and wife
Rose Marieof Jacksonville. Ra.. LarryJohnson and wifeSabrinaofHarmony.
Gerald Johnson and wife Kathy ofHarmony: 2 daughters. Mrs. Frank(Gayle) Mitchell of Olin and Mrs.Robin (Kathy) Harvey of Harmony; 8grandchildren: 2 brothers. Junie Potts
of Mocksville and Roby Potts of
Statesville; and 4 sisters. Mrs. Clyde(Mary) Ireland. Mrs. Paul (Rosa Lee)
Hendricks. Mrs. Grady (Annie Belle)
Wishon and Mrs. David (Janet) Boger.
all of Mocksville.
She was preceded in death by a
brother. Davie Potts, and a sister. Mrs.
Travis (Stella) York.
Funeral services were held at 4 p.m.Monday. Sept. 13 at Pleasant ViewBaptist Church with the Revs. Hoover
Marlowe. Jessie Stroud and JasonWhitley officiating. Burial followedin
the church cemetery.Memorials may be given to thePleasant View Baptist Church Cemetery Fund c/o Shirley Kctchie. 141
Battle Rd.. Statesville 28625: or to theMapleleaf Health Care Activities Fund
c/oNancy Good man.2640Dav ie Ave.,
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lJiedTuesdayevening.Sepi.7.1999,al_ Auiumn Cane of Mocksviile.
Bum in Mocksviile Dec. II. 1910,
10 (he late James Sanford and Leia
Alice Koontz McDaniel, he was a
ratmcf and had also worked at Ed
wards Furniture. He was a member of
Center United Methodist Church andwas known to many as "The Apple
Man" becauseof his sales of apples and
'pOier produce throughout DavieCounty. He had been the recipient of
many blue ribbons at Center Fair for
' his exhibition of produce and cannedgtxxJs. He was preceded in death by his
wife, Felma Beauice Davis McDaniel;
2 sons, J.C. McDaniel and Cecil
Herman McDaniel; and a sister, Sadie
Dwiggins.Surviving are a son, Grady
McDaniel of Mocksviile; 7 grandchil-
drm; 8 great grandchildren; and a spe
cial friend. Sadie Peoples of Mocks
viile.
- Funeral services were held at 3 p.m.
Sept. 9, at Eaton funeral Chapel with
the Revs. Ray Thomas, Michael
McDaniel and Johnny Abee ofliciat-
ing. Burial followed at Center UnitedMethodist Church Cemetery.I Memorials may be made to the! African Cancer Society, 622 For-sy'th Medical Park. Winston-Salem,
•; N.C. 27103 or to the American Heart
•: Association, 119 Gaither Street,
Mocksviile. N.C. 27028.
Besmice Boward Oaideyy Bemice Howard Oakley, 66, of. Julian, died Tuesday, Sept. 7.1999, atWesley Long Community Hospital.;Bom in Davie County, Dec. 30,.; 1932, to the late Dove Howard andLola Rice Howard of Mocksviile, she
had been a resident of Guilford County-: for 43 years. She was retired from: Sears and attended Pleasant Garden
Baptist Church.; Survivors, inaddition loher mother,; includeherhusband. Harold B.Oakley• of. the home; 4 children. William; Michael Oakley and wife Vickie and
Ed Oakley and wife Susan, all of Pleas-■; ant Garden, Theresa Oakley Jiminez
andhusbandRomaldoofAu.stin,Texas,and Brian Oakley and wife Amy of
; Reidsville; a brother. Dale Howard of' Goldsboro; 7 sisters. Peggy Nelson of: Kemersville, Daisy Hardy, Bonnie
Maness. Hope Leonard and Lou: Lowder,allofMocksville.MaryMiller• of Atlanta and Karen Phillips of
; Lafayette, Ga.; and 8 grandchildren.; .Herfunetalwashcldat2p.m.Scpt.; lO; at Pleasant Garden Baptist Church; With the Rev. Mike Barrett ofTiciating.
; Burial followed in Lakeview Mcmo-
rial Park.. ; Memorials may be made to Pleas-
ant Garden Baptist Church, 1415•I fJeellcy Road, Pleasant Garden, N.C.
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Eva Virginia Sheltony Miss Eva Virginia Shelton. 82, of
Winslon-Salem,dicdFriday,Sepi. 101999 at Forsyih Medical Center.She was the aunt of Vora Gail
Johnson of Cooleemcc.
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: Evelyn Baker Orry • Evelyn Baker Orr of Bermuda Vil-^ ; lage. Advance, died Sept. 11.1999.
: ■ Bom in Thomasville to Nell Harris
' rndWilliam Baker,shegraduatedfnom
: Duke University and was married in
; 1939 to George Orr Jr., who died in
1985. While living in Naples, Fla., she
• was on the Board of Planned Parent-■ hood and Board of Voters League of.; Collier County. She belonged to Trin-
> ity by the Cove Episcopal Church, the
> Royal Poinciana Golf and Country
Club.ShewasalsomemberofRoaiingGapClubwhereinRoaringGapwhere- tiieOiTS were summer residents,j • Surviving arc a daughter, James Orr(jierotti of Memphis, Tenn.; and 4 step
g'r^dchildren.; , Aprivategravesidescrvicewasheld
atTiinitybytheCovcEpiscopalChurch
'• in Naples, Fla.
:• • Memorials may be made to a char-' ilj; of the donor's choice.
Mai^e Elizabeth White
. Margie Elizabeth While, 89, of
' Farmington Road, Mocksviile, died
Monday, Sept. 6. 1999, at Autumn
Care of Mocksviile.
Bora April 25. 1910, in Davie
County to the late William Walkerand
Lillie Allen White, she was a Home
Health care giver and a member of
Wesley Chapel United Methodist
Church.
Survivors include a sister. Ruth
Whitficid of Greensboro and several
nieces and nephews.She was preceded in death by a
brother. David .White Sr.. and a sister.
Ola Binkley.
A graveside service was held at 11
a.m. Sept. 9, at Wesley Chapel United
Methodist Church Cemetery with theRev. Gary Foster ofliciating.
Memorials may be made to Wesley
Chapel United Methodist Church Cem
etery Fundor Building Fund. l24Cem-ciery Road. Mocksviile, N.C. 27(X>8.
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Tili Fbsicr Cancr Bailey. 87. of
Fork Bixby Road. Advance, died Sept.
19.1999, alFoisyih Medical Cenicr in
Winslon-Salem.
Bom May 23. 1912. in Davie
County to the late William Giles and
Sallie Livengood Foster, she was pre
ceded in death by her tlrsi husband.
Motrison L. Caner. in 1933; her sec-
ondhusband.CiceroS.Bailey.in 1981:
a son. Bobby Bailey: a biother. Will
iam C. Foster Jr.. 4 sisters. Thclma
Allen. Ruth Shillinglaw. Rea Foster
and Louise Jones; and a granddaugh
ter. Sandra Caner Cope.
She was a member of Fork Baptist
Church and attended Elbaville United
Methodist Church. She was active in
the Senior Citizens Group for both
churches, retired from Coolcemce
Manufacturing Company, and she was
well-known for her love of gardening
and Bowers.
Surviving are 3 sons. Jack Carter
and wife. Dot. Gray Carter and wife.
Ruby, all of Advance, and Joe Bailey
and wife. Judy.ofMocksville:3daugh-
tets. Peggy Rummage and husband.
Felix, of Lexington. Dorothy Sowets
and husband, George, of Winston-Sa-
lem.andSallie Bute and Carl ofDenton;
16 grandchildren: 24 gieal-grandchil-
dren: 5 great-great-grandchildren: and
a brother. Buddie Foster of Advance.
Funeral Services were held Sept.
22.at 11 a.m.al Elbaville United Meth
odist Church with the Revs. Jack
Wallace and Rusty Motrison officiat
ing. Burial followed in the church cem
etery.
Memorials may be made to Fork
Baptist Church. 3140 U.S. Hwy 64 E..
Mocksvillc. N.C. 27028 or Elbaville
United Methodist Church, do Mattic
Tucker. 2984 N.C. Hwy 801 S.. Ad
vance. N.C. 27006.
Ann Eaton Campbell
Ann Eaton Campbell. 67. of Win-
ston-Salem. died Monday. Sept. 13.
1999. at Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home after a short illness.
Bom Oct. 4.1931.inDavieCounty
in the CedarCrcck community to Nora
Footc Eaton of Meadowbrook Terrace
of Advance and the late William H.
Eaton, she was preceded in death by
her husband. Morgan Garfield Camp
bell: a brother. Thomas G. Eaton; and
a sister. Ethel E. West. She was a 1949
graduateofDavieHighTraining School
and McLean Stenographic School. She
retired from the Winston-Salem/For-
.syth County school system where she
worked as a teacher's assistant at cash
elementary schtxil. She was a life-long
memberofCcdarCrcek Baptist Church
where she was a member of the choir
and missionary circle.
Surviving, in addition to hermother.
arc 2 brothers. Henry Eaton of Ad
vance and Odell Eaton of Mocksville;
4 sisters. Willie Wiseman of Rahway,
N.J.. Bessie Eaton and Queen
McKnighl.boihofWinston-Salcm.aml
Jean Eaton of Mocksville; an aunt.
Maggie Roseboro of Cool Springs; 3
sisters-in-law, Gcraldinc Eaton and
Rachel Campbell, both of Winston-
Sal em. and Magalcnc Holman of Phila
delphia. Pa.; a devoted niece, Dorothy
Rhynehaidt of Columbus, Ohio; and
many nieces, nephews and cou.sins.
Funeral .services were held at 2 p.m.
Sept. 18.atCcdurCreekBaptistChurch
with the Rev. Michael Linville offici
ating. The eulogy was given by H.W.
Whiley. Burial followed in the church
cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Hos
pice of Winston-Salem.
Nell Davis Dillon
/ Mrs.NellDavisDillon.88.ofU.S.
64East.ForkChitTchCommunity.died
early Sunday moming, Sept. 19. at
Davie County Hospital after being in
declining health.
A graveside service was held at 10
a.m. Tuesday. Sept. 21. in Fork Baptist
Church Cemetery, with the Rev. Bill
Battcrman officiating.
Mrs. Dillon was bom in Davie
County. July 20.1911. to the late Jess
and Sally Everhart Davis. She had
been involved in local aits and cratts.
the Democratic Party, and with her
biother Dan. where she assisted in his
interior decorating shop.
She was preceded in death by her
husband. Dan Dillon, and by 3 broth
ers. Dan Davis. Moyer Davis and
George Wyatt Davis.
Survivors include: her sister. Mrs.
Winnie Davis Potts of Clemmons; a
niece and a nephew.
MemoriaU may be considered for
the Cemetery Fund of Fork Baptist
Church. 3140 U.S. 64 E.. Mocksville.
or to a charity of the donor's choice.
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L.F. "Pete" Dwiggins
Mr. Lcslor Franklin "Peie"
. Dwiggins.TO.ofGamcrSitvei.Mocks-
; »ille, liicil Friday. Sepl. 17. 1999, al
P^k'
Burial followed in ihe church ccm-
eiery.
" Memorials may be considered for
Concoid United Meihodisi Church,
161 Cherry Hill Road. Mocksville. or
to the American Diabetes Association,
1820 E. 7th St., Charlotte 28204.
Mr. Dwiggins was born Dec. 30,
'l92g,inDavieCouniy,asonoflhclate
•Marshall and Belle Parks Dwiggins.
He was retired owner and operator of
Dwiggins Metal Masters for 47 years.
He was also a veteran of the U.S. Army
where he served as a sergeant in the
;Korcan Conflict. He was amcmhcrof
.Concord United Methodist Church
.where he was a past chairman of the
ladministraliveboardandbuildingcom-
1 minces.
2 Mr. Dwiggins also enjoyed rcstor-
2lng old autos, and collected antique
•tools. He was educated in the Mocks-
•ville schools and wasa mcmbcrofthe
•Mocksville Fire Dcpanmcnt, where
•he scrscd for over 30 years, and was
-chicfforeight. Hcwasaincmherofthe
-Mocksviile Lions Cluh where be was
amcmhcrford! years and .served as a
; president for two terms. He was a past
; /one chaimian of District 3t-D and
; washonuredasaJc^nSticklcyFcilow
1 in the Lions Club.
Survivors include: his wife. Peggy
"Spry Dwiggins. to whom he wasmar^
lried46 years; 2 daughters, Mrs. Marty
i (Cathy) Dyson and Mrs. Chris (Patty)
.Cave, both ofMi>cksvillc;2sons,Mikc
i (Cynthia) Dwiggins of Salisbury, and
David (Vickie) Dwiggins of Mocks
ville; 9 grandchildren; 2 stcp-grand-
chlldrcn; a grcui-slep-granddaughicr,
a sislcr, Betty /Nndcrson of Mocks
ville; .and 2broihers, Evorettc Dwiggins
of Mocksville ami Bill Dwiggins of
Asheboro.
, Loyd Lawrence Money■J Mr.LoydLawrcnceMoncy,73.of
Mocksville, diedTliursday, Sept. 16,
1999 at Moadowhrook Manor in
Mucksville.
Mr. Money was bom March 17,1926 in Surry Counly to the late Eu
gene and Lillic Lawrence Money, he
w as self employed and of the Baptist
faith. Mr. Money had served in the
U.S. Navy.Preceding him in death were his
wile, Mrs. EllaCollins Money on Feb.
25. 1994. a daughter Mrs. JewellMoneyCento : 2 t«iihers, Leo Money
and John "Bill" Money, and a sister,
Mrs. Vcrtncll Colbert.Survivors include; a son, Rick
Money of Davic Counly: a grandson;
a sister. Mrs. Eugenia M. Allen ofElkin; and 2 brothers. Otto Money of
Elkinand Dillon Money ofBoonville.
Funeral services wore at 3 p.m.Sunday.Scpi. 19at Elkin Valley Bap
tist Church by the Rev. RonnieCradJock. Burial was in the church
cemetery,Memorials may be made to the
donor's local Hospice.
Delores Langley Shumate
Mrs. Delores Langley Shumate, 36,« of Winsion-Saicm, tlicd Wednesday,Sept. 15, 1999 at the University of
North Carolina Medical Center.She was bom Aug. 22, 1943 toRussell and Donxhy Langley.Survivors include: her hushand,Raymond Dill Shumate of the home;SIS children. Ricky Shumate and wifeChri.siy of Mocksville. Johnny
ShumateaiHlwIfcSucofTohaccovllle,WilliamShumaicandwIl'c Amy,ChrisShumate and wife Sonja, JasonShumate and wife Jamie, Ashley Waterloo and husband Jay, all of Win-
sinn-.SalemthermoilMrr, Dwothy Langley; a sister. Jc.in Collins; a brother.Bubby Lackey and wife Betty.
Funeral .services were on Saliirdny,Sept. 18 at 2 p.m. at the Haywooh-Miller Silas Creek Chapel. Burial fol
lowed in Parkkind.VTcmorial Gardens.
Press C. Robertson
Press Columbus Rohenson, 76, of
Howardlown Road, Mocksville, died
Tuesday. Sept. 14, 1999. at Davic
County Hospital.Bom Dec. 18. l922.inDavicCouniy
to the late Crovcr anil Liz/ie Polls
Robonson, he was a retired saw mill
operator. He lateroperated PiJ MotorCompany ami more recently worked al
BermudaRunCounirvClub. Hcwasa
\ Cieran ofWorld WarII. having served
inihe U.S. Army and wits a member ofComat/er Baptist Church. He was pre
ceded in detilh by 4 brothers, E.T..
Tumor. Grovcrand.Dcwey Robertson.
Survisurs include his wife. Dorothy Michael Robcrisonofthe home: 6
children. Allen Grant Rohenson and
wife Becky ofClemmons. Press Shel-
lon Rc^icrtstin ;ind w ife Norma. Johnny
N. Rohenson Sr. and wife Brcnda.
Sheila R Owu-ns and husband David.Timothy M.RobcnsonandwifeLayne.
all of Mocksville, and Jackie D. Rob
ertson and wife Robin ofAdvance: 13grandchildrcntabniihcr.Calvin Arnold
RobcrtsonofMocksville;2sistcrs,Opal
Howard and Ruth Sheets, both of
Moekssille.
Funeral services were held al2p.m.
Sept- 17, at Comai/cf Baptist Chureh
with the Revs. Elmer Day and David
Hudson. Burial followed in ihcchuich
cemetery.
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Earl Bradley Comatzer, 89, of St.
Claire Shores, Michigan, died at St.
Clahc Shores Tuesday.
Bom in Davie County April 24,
1910, to the late Jacob Solcman and
Ellen Betryman Comatzer, he was re
tired from U.S. Rubber with 40 years
of service. He was of the Baptist faith
and had lived in the St. Claire Shores
area for 40 years.
His wire,Ora Mae Lynch, preceded
him in death, in 1995. He was also
preceded in death by 7 brothers and
sisters.
Survivors include a son, Jerry Den
nis Comatzer of St. Claire Shores; a
sister, Sadie Gross of Pfafftown; a
brother, Paul Comatzer of Advance:
and several nieces and nephews.
A graveside service was held at 2p.m. Sept. 2S,atAdvanccUnitcd Meth
odist Church Cemetery with the Rev.
Dcrr.- rt-»mhan ofiiciating.
Memorials may be made to Ad
vance United Methodist Church, 1911
N.C. Hwy. 801 Nonh. Advance, N.C.
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numerous cousins. 'p.m. Sc7t!7(5''RowM tr"''" ^'he Rev. cting. burner o/Trciat-
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ames Charles Goodinkr,
James Charles "Jim" Coodin/r, oflYston-Salem died Sept, 22, ^9, atKat^. Reynolds Hospice Hmie.March I, 1933, iry^atawbaCounty, he was a m/mber ofKnollw^ Baptist ChurcbindMocks-villeMajpnic Lodge I3« He served inthe U.S. JUr Fbrce an^ was the N.C.Highway ^roi for ^years. He waspreceded in drath by his father, Pless
W. Goodin.
He is survivt^Hy his mother, TessD. Goodin of N^ton; his wife of 48
years, Anne B. CoMin of the home; 2nsand daugraers-ln-law, Jimmy and'arbara GoMin ofYfocksvilte andinnyand B^nie Gowi n of Ad vance;daughter^ Debby TAgue of Lcwis-ille and Amy Powers and husbandRickofMocksville; I3gfandchildrcn:and a gidat grandchild.In Ucping with his ekpressed de-.sirc, m body was given idWake For
est Uhivcrsiiy Baptist Medical Centerfor itse in medical research.'
memorial service was hild at 11a.m/ Sept. 25, at Knollwood^aplisl
:rch.
Memorials may be made toKnollwood Baptist Church or Kate B.Reynolds Hospice Home.
Rutli M. Foster
Ruth McDanicI Foster, 85, oiing Road, Mocksville, died SaltSept, 25, 1999, at Kate B, Rc\
Hospice Home in Winston-Saic
BomOct.2l,l9l3,inDavieCto the late George Bonus and Iv;.
natzer Foster, she was a homenShe was an active member of IUnited Methodist Church wher
was in United Methodist Womenloved cooking and working in hei
den. She was preceded in death
daughters, Vickie Foster and CtFoster King; 6 brothers, CMcDaniel, Bili McDanicI, Ev.McDanicI, Bruce McDanicI, 1McDaniel. and Pete McDaniel; aisister, Lucilic Smith.She is survived by herhusban.64 years. Thurman Fostcn a broi
Bob McDaniel ofMocksvillc; a si-
Hazel M. Gobble of Fork; and sev.nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were to be heli2 p.m. Sept. 27, at Dulin United Mcodist Church by the Revs. Ray Off,and Robert McLawhom. Burial flowed in the church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to KateReynolds Hospice Home, 101 Hi
pice Lane, Winston-Salem,N.C. 271or Dulin United Methodist Chur
Cemetery Fund, c/o Paul Foster S268 Carolina Street, Mocksville, N..
27028.
Lester Hendricks
/ Hendricks. 74, of Greens-boro, died Saturday, Sept, 25,1999, at
Wesley Long Nursingand RehabCcn-ter.
Bom in Mocksville Aptil7,1925toIhelaie Willie Gaitherand Susie HunterHwdricks, he was retired from theU.S. Navy and Piedmont Airlines. Hewas a tnemberof Camp Herman Baptist Church where he served as a dea
con.Survivors include2chiidrcn, WillieGordon Hendricks of Raleigh andGloiy Hendricks Stanley and husbandJody of the home; 4 brothers, Paul
Hendricks and L.D. Hendricks, both ofMocksville, James Hendricks ofGreensboro and Earl Hendricks of
Greenwood, S.C.;and2grandchildren.His funeral was held at 4:30 p.m.28, at Camp Herman BaptistChurch with the Rev, Roy Carter Jr.ofiiciating. A graveside service was toheld at^Keech Family Cemetery in
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Winslon-SalemdiedSepl.22,1999,al
Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home.
Bom March 1. 1933. in Catawba
County, he was a member of
Knollwood Baptist Church andMocks-
ville Masonic Lodge 134. He served in
the U.S. Air Force and was the N.C.
Highway Patrol for 22 years. He was
preceded in death by his father. Pless
W. Goodin.
He is survived by his mother. Tess
D. Goodin of Newton; his wife of 48
years. Anne B. Goodin of the home; 2
sons and daughters-in-law. Jimmy and
Barbara Goodin of Mocksville andDonnyandBonnicGoodinofAdvance;
2 daughters. Debby Teague of Lewis-
villc and Amy Powers and husband
Rick of Mocksville; 13 grandchildren;
and a great grandchild.
In keeping with his expressed de
sire. his body was given to Wake For
est University Baptist Medical Center
for use in medical research.
A memorial service was held at 11
a.m. Sept. 25. at Knollwood Baptist
Church.
Memorials may be made to
Knollwood Baptist Church or Kate B.
Reynolds Hospice Home.
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Mocksville, NC
/ Donald Ray Richardson
Donald Ray Richardson. 60. diedWeditesday, Sept. 21,1999.athishome.
Bom in Davie County Aprii 10.
: 1939. to Robert Walter and Lettie
' EInora Bpyd Richardson, he was pre-
»ceded in death by 3 brothers. Elmtu',
* Alvin and Letoy Richardson.
"• Surviving are 5 sisters. Frances
• Busby ofSalisbury.LouiseSwisherof
Goldsboro. Dorothy Smith and hus-bandHarleyofLexington.AnnSchiller
and Elizabeth Cale. both of Norfolk.
Va.; 4 brothers. Clyde Richardson and
; ShirleyCairRichaidsonandwifeEthel,
I all of Mocksville, William L.
Richardson and wife Pearlie of Win-
Iston-Salem and Bobby Glenn
' Richardson and wifeSueofSouthCaro-
- lina.A memorial service will be held at
'. a later date. Hayworth-Miller Silas
' Creek Chapel is serving the family.
Memorials may be made to charity
of the donor's choice.
Jessie Harriet Shipley
y Jessie Harriet Shipley. 70. of Cor-
natzer Road. Mocksville. died Mon
day. Sept. 20,1999, at her home.
B(*ti June 14. 1929. in Forsyth
County to the late Jacob Alonzo and
Lena Gertrude Miller, she was a mem
ber of Davie Baptist Church and was
retired from Jostens Company. She
was well-known for her love of quilt
ing and flower gardening. She was
preceded in death by her husband of 49
years. James Headon Shipley, in 1998;
and a son, Randy D. Shipley.
Surviving arc 2 sons. James H.
Shipley Jr. of Westfield and Jetty W.
Shipley of Winston-Salem; a daugh
ter. Debi S. McDaniel of Winston-
Salem: 2 grandchildren; a brother. A.
David Spaugh of Winston-Salem; 5
sisters. RosaS. Myers and Rebecca S.
Doby. both of Mocksville. Nora S.
Bryant of Winston-Salem. Bertha S.
Myers of Advance, and Virginia Gra
ham of Kemcrsville; and an aunt. Ber
tha Faw of Winston-Salem.
Funeral services were held at noon
Sept. 23. at Davie Baptist Church with
the Rev. Aaron Carter and Norman
Frye officiating. Burial followed in the
church ccmciery.
Opal Hammer Shaw
V Opal Hammer Shaw, 86. of Win-
sion-Salem. died Fridaymoming. Sept.
24.1999. at Forsyth Medical Center.
Bom Oct. 11. 1912. to George
Milton and Martha Lowrence Ham
mer. she was retired from Western
Electric in Winston-Salem and had
been active in the CWA Retirees Club.
She graduated from Mtxksville High
School in 1929 and was a member of
First Baptist Church of Mocksville.
Surviving are a niece and nephew,
Mr. and Mrs. L.K. Dwiggins of Ad
vance. a nephew, Robert Honeycutt of
Greenville. S.C.;'2 great nieces and
nephews; and 9 great great nieces and
nephews.
A graveside service was held at 3
p.m. Sept. 26. in Rose Cemetery in
Mocksville with the Rev. Bill Davis
officiating.
Memorials may be made to First
Baptist Church of Mocksville. 390
North Main Street. Mocksville. N.C.
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Kathleen Burton Williams, SS. of
Mcxtksville, died Sunday, Sepl. 26.
1999, at her home.
BomJuly 10, l9l4,inOavieCouniy
to Roy T. and Hairiei Whisenhunt
Bunon, she was a member of Bixby
Church of tlie Living Cod. She was
preceded in death by her husband,
George T. Williams; a daughter, Maiy
Jane Williams; and a son, Paul F. Wil
liams.
Surviving are 8 daughters, Alice
Fay Wood and Johnnie Peacock, both
^f Advance, Louise Hooker, Rosie
Sutherland. Carolyn Smith and Vickie
Sprinkle, all of Mocksville, Ann
Sprinkle of Midway and Betty Joe
. Groce of Yadkinville; 2 sons, George
' T. Williams ofYadkinvilleand Roy D.
Williams of Rowan County; 3 sisters.
Ruby Byrd of Lexington, Margaret
Keaton of Stanleyville and Callie
Hudson of Advance; 2 brothers, Pete
Bunon of Davidson County and
Tommy Bunon of Winston-Salem; 22
grandchildren; I9great grandchildren;
' 6 great great grandchildren; and a spe-
cial friend, Rebecca Jarvis.
Funeral services were to be held at
3 p.m. Sept. 29, at Bixby Church ofthe
. Living God with the Revs, Bud
McDowell, John Stephens and James
Hooker and Dr. Joe Long ofliciaiing
and burial following in thechurchcem-
eicty.
James Robert Yost
J James Robcn "Jim" Yost, 89, of
Advance, died Thursday, Sept. 23,
1999, at Mcadowbrook Terrace of
Davie.
An avidham radiooperator for more
than 40 years, he retired from Western
Electric in 1972 as a senior engineer.
His career took him to many foreign
countries andcities in the United States.
Survivois include his wife, Nancy
S. Yost; 2 daughters, Vicki Catinerof
Woodieaf and Judy Lynn Wolfe of
Nantucket, Mass.; a son. Bob Yost of
Bcllingham, Wash.; 8 grandchildren;
and 2 great grandchildren.
A graveside memoiial service was
held Sept. 26, at Rose Cemetery.
Donations may be made to the flood
victims in eastern North Carolina.
y Fred Alvin Young
Fred Alvin Young, 51. ofSpillman
Road, Mocksville, died late Sunday at
the Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home
in Winston-Salem after a short illness.
Bom in Guilford County July 27,
1948, to Bculah Fraisier Young of
Mocksville and the late Alvin Young,
he was employed with Ingcisoll-Rand
of Mocksville. He was a U.S. Army
veteran, serving in Korea, and a mem-
berofGreen Meadows BaptistChuich.
He was also an avid golfer.
Surviving, inaddition lohis mother,
are his wife, Helen Sparks Young of
the home; 3 children. Penny Ann Young
of Mocksville, David Koonix of Ra
leigh and Elizabeth Koontz of
Blacksburg, Va.; asister, Judy Petlicord
and husband Blaine of Mocksville; a
brother, Charles Ray Young and wife
Melissa of Advance; his mother-in-
law and father-in-law, Madeliene and
John Sparks of Mocksville; his broth-
eis-in-law and sisters-in-law, John and
Carol Sparks, Mike and Nancy Miller,
Dwight and Ullian Sparks, John and
Teresa Phifer and Bob and Alethea
Segal.
A graveside service was held at 4
p.m. Sept. 28, at Green Meadows Bap
tist Church Cemetery with the Rev.
Greg Little ofllciating.
.Memorials may be made to Kate B.
Reynolds Hospice Home, 101 Hos-
piceLane. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27103
or to the Building FundofGreen Mead
ows Baptist Church,c/o Jimmy Bowles,
1646 N.C. Hwy. 801 North, Mocks
ville. N.C. 27028.
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Maybelh Hemphill Colby. 66, died
Sepi. 9,1999. at N.C. Baptist Hospital
in Winsion-Salem.
Bom In Bow, N.H. May 18.1933.
to the late Earl and Ella Hemphill. she
had lived many years in Cape <3od.
Mass, and spent the last 22 years in
Mocksville. She was preceded in death
by her husband. Howard Colby; a
brother. Carol; a sister and brother-in-
law, Arlene and Louis Lull; andaniece,
Cynthia Lull Duguay.
Surviving are 2 daughters. Chris-
line Rycroft and husband Eddie and
Stacy Parks and husband Melvin. all of
Mocksville; S grandchildren; and a
great granddaughter.
A graveside service will be held at
Green's Cemetery in Bow Center Oct.
9.
Alice Winters Godbey
/ AUeeWintefsGodbey.70.ofSouihMain Street. Vr'^Jo^st
day. Sept. 28. 1999. at N.C. stHospital after beingindechningt^ih.
Bom Match 16. 1929, m I^vjeCounty to the late Dallas and ^th
Koonu Winters, she was
She was preceded in . .q,band. Ernest MillardGodbey, in 1994.Survivors include 2 sons. Gary F.Godbey of Greensboro and ^est M.
Godbey Jr. of Mocksville; a dtrnghter^
Debbie F. Horton of Rural Hall. -brothers. WiUiatn W.nl«s ofHunietsville.Ala.andGeorgeWiM«
of Barstow. Calif.; and asister. Margie
Sain of Mocksville.
A graveside service was held at 11
a.m Oct.l.atSalemUnilcdMethodistChurchCemctery with the Rev.Aaion
Carter officiating.
Memorials may be made to tte
American Heart fBaxterStrecl.Cbarlottc.N.C.282(»w
the American C1820 East 7ih Street. Charlotte. N.C.
28204.
William Reid Davis
/ William Reid Davis. 65, of N.C. /
801 South. Mocksville. died early
Wednesday, Sept. 29,1999. at Forsyth
Medical Center after a short illness.
BominToledo.ObioApKl 13,1934,
to the late Fred Reid and Ida Ballinger
Davis, she was retired from the main
tenance department of R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco Company with 35 years of
service. He was a member of Advance
Masonic Lodge and 32nd degree Ma
son.
He was preceded in death by his
first wife. Ruth Myers Davis, in 1989;
and a stepbrother. Rex Human.
Survivingarehis wife. Helen Bailey
Davis of the home; a son, Bemie Davis
of Advance; a daughter. Kristi Manuel
of Pilot Mountain; a stepson. Don
Bailey of Advance; a grandson; a step
granddaughter, and a sister. Clerissia
Moran of Winston-Salem.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.
Oct. 1, at Marshall BaptistChurch with
the Rev. Rusty Morrison officiating.
Burial with Masonic graveside rites
provided by Advance Masonic Lodge
followed in the church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to a char
ity of the donor's choice.
Fred Davis Dunlap
Fred Davis Dunlap, 74, of Lexing
ton. died Saturday. Oct. 2, 1999, at
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
in Winston-Salem after an illness of
one week.
Funeral arrangements are incom
plete. Morrison-Siudevent Funeral
Directors of Lexington are serving the
family.
Evelyn Cook Groce
\/ EvclynCookGrcice,87,ofYadkin-
ville, died Tuesday, Sept. 28.1999. at
Yadkin Nursing &nter.
Bom Aug. 12. 1912, to the late
Robert Lee and Vettie Anderson Cook,
she was a retired dairy farmer and
grocery store operator. She was a mem
ber of Mt. Olive United Methcxlist
Church and Yadkin County Extension
Homemakers. She was an avid gar
dener and loverof flowers and enjoyed
quilting. She was preceded in de^ by
her husband. Emest E Groce; a grand
daughter. Teresa Luann Groce; 2 sis
ters. Lottie Bracken and Effie Joyner.
and 2 brothers. Edgar Cook and dim
Cook.
Survivingareason. Elmer A. Groce
and wife Lillian of Yadkinville; 6 sis
ters, ColeenParkcrofCourtney, Rachel
Barnard of Hamptonville. Margaret
McCaskillofCharlone.CleoSteelman
of Slaiesville, Martha Osterhout and
Mary Lee Adams, both ofCharlotte; 2
brothers, Charles F. Cook of Advance
and Robert Cook of Mocksville; a
grandson: and a special niece, Ruth
Sidbury of Jacksonville. Ha.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.
Sept. 29. at Ml. Olive United Method
ist Church. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
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Joan Diane Hammond
/ Joan Diane Hammond. 56, of Ad
vance, PossumThickei, died Wednes
day. Sept. 29.1999.
Botn Oct. 4.194Z in Long bland.
N.Y. to the late Getty and William
Hopley, she was an employe of U.S.
Airways TLC reservation center.
Surviving are her husband, Mike
Hammond of the home; 2 daughters,
1 ten Seeger and husband Robert of
Columbia. S.C. and Kristen Thomas
and husband Les of Miami. Fla.; a son.
Eric Aitom of Denver. Colo.; 2 grand
children; a brother, Larry Hopley andwifeElaineofLewisville;asisier,Dale
Roedigerof Winston-Salem; 5 nieces;
a nephew; 2 brothers-in-law, Vic
Hammond and wife LindaofWinston-
Salem and BillTrow and wife Maiy of
St. Paul. Minn.: a sister-in-law. Pal
White and husband Wes of Radford.
Va.; and special friends. Rick Holder,
Kalhy Ferguson and Judy Roffo.
A memorial service was held at 7
p.m. Oct. 4, at Yadkin Valley Baptist
Church with the Rev. RonnieCradilock
officiating.
Memorials may be made to Hos
pice of Winston-Salem/Forsyth
County. 1100-CSouihStratfordRoad,
Winston-Salem. N.C. 27103.
Robert Henry Hogan
Robert Henry Termite" Hogan,
51, of Lexington, died Saturday. OcL
2, 1999, at his home after a sudden
illness.
Bom in Davidson County May 26,
I94g. to Robert York and WinniaClick
Hogan, he was a 1966 graduate of
Dunbar High School in Lexington. He
was a mick driver for J&S Trucking
and an attendant at Morrison-
Studevent Funeral Homes, He was a
member of United Faith Christian
Fellowship Church where he was on
the usher board, sang in the men's
choir and served as finance chairman.
Surviving are nis mother; a son,
Steven Lamont Clements of Mocks-
ville; 2 brothers. William A. Hogan of
Southmont and the Rev. Raymond J.
Hogan of Salisbury; a sister. Virginia
Louise Hogan Evans of Lexington; a
granddaughter; and his grandmother,
Vinnia Click of Lexington.
The service for celebration of his
life was to be held at 4 p.m. Oct. 6, at
United Faith Christian Fellowship
Church withthe Rev.Tony A.W.Sand
ers officiating and burial following in
Lexington City Cemetery.
Helen Ward Johnstone
Helen Annette Ward Johnstone of
South Main Street. Mocksville. died
Saturday, Oct. 2, 1999, at Kate B.
Reynolds Hospice Home in Winston-
Salem.
She was bom March 29. 1936, in
Alamance County to the late Allen E.
and Helen Byrd Ward. She was pre
ceded in death by her eldest son, Knox
Allen Johnstone. July 17, 1974. She ;
was a member of First Presbyterian
Church of Mocksville.
Surviving are her husband, John K.
Johnstone of the home; a son, John
Brevard Johnstone of Davidson; a
daughter, Anne Gray and husband
Marley of Belmonl; 2 grandsons; 3
brothers, Joe Ward, Willaid Ward and
Sam Ward, all of Hillsborough; 4 sis
ters, Janice Ward of Hillsborough,
Hazel Reavis of Gary. Judy Parker of
Snow Camp and Anne Goldman of
New Bem;anephew and several nieces.
Memorials may be made to Hos
pice of Davte County, P.O. Box 848.
Mocksville, N.C. 27028; First Presby
terian ChurchofMocksville,261 South
Main Street, Mocksville. N.C. 27028;
or Holy Angels. 6600 Wilkinson Bou
levard, P.O. Box 710, Belmont. N.C.
28012.
A graveside service was conducted
at 11 a.m. Oct. 4. in Rose Cemetery
with the Rev. Neal Carter officiating.
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30.1999. at Iredell Memorials Hospi
tal in Statesville after an extended ill
ness.Bom in Iredell County Nov. 15.1917, to the late Robett Coyte Kinder
Sr. and Bcmice Leckic Kinder, he attended the Harmony schools and wasa
former Iredell County shetifTs deputy.
He was later a restaurant owner in theHarmony and Hamptonville areas. He
was a member of Harmony UnitedMethodist Church and Harmony Ma
sonic Lodge.Surviving are his wife of 33 years.MinaHeplerKinder.2daughters. Katie
Barker and husband Dorman ofStates
ville and Roberta Sue Gobble and husband Laity of Mocksville; 6 grandsons: l2greaigrandchildren;abrother,Ernest Kinder and wife Cora of Ml.Airy: and a close friend. Terry Ander
son.Funeral services were held at2 p.m.
OcL 3. at Harmony United MethodistChurch with the Revs. Donnie Durhamand Edward Mitchum officiating. Entombment followed in Harmony Cemetery with Masonic rites provided byHarmony Masonic Lodge 299.Memorials may be made to Harmony United Methtrdist Church. 136
West Memorials Highway. Harmony.
N.C. 28634.
Veola Smith Miller' Veola Smith Miller, 86. of Mocks
ville. died Thursday, Sept. 30. I999.at
her residence after a brief illness.
Bom Dec. 1. l9l2.inDavieCounty
to the late Rose Robcrson Smith and
Joseph L. Smith Sr.. she was educated
in the Davie County schools. She was
a homemakcr and a member of Frank
lin Baptist Church where she was in theladies' Sunday School class. She was
preceded in death by her husband,
Daniel Boone Miller Sr. Jan. 8. 1977.
Survivors include 2 sons. Daniel
Boone Miller Jr. of Salisbury and
Mathias S. Miller of Gainesville. Ga.:
a daughter. Gloria R. Miller of Mocks
ville; 2 brothers. Sid Smith and J.L.
Smith Jr.. both of Mocksville: a sister.
Beatrice S. Shaver of Salisbury: S
grandchildren: 5 great grandchildren:
a step grandchild: and a step great
grandchild.
Services were held at 4 p.m Oct. 2,
01 Summcrsctt Memorial Chapel by
the Revs. Gary Hoffman and Darnell
Cox. Burial followed in Rowan Me
morial Park.
Memorials may be made to Davie
County Library. 371 NorthMainStreet.
Mocksville. N.C. 27028.
Edna Rae Page
j Edna Rae Page. 81, of Concord.diedTuesday.Sept28.1999.atMead-
owbrookTeiiaceofDaviein Advance.
Bom Oct. 20. 1917. in Wolhalla.
S.C. toihelaie Daniel andHettie Good,
she had been a licensed practical nurseat Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte.
She was a member of Sharon Baptist
Church and was married to the late
William B. "Pops" Page.Surviving are a daughter. Joyce E.ReaofMocksville:abrother. Joe Good
ofWalhalla.S.C.:asister.EvelynButts
of Cold Springs. Fla.: 4 grandchildren:8 step griuulchildren: 8 great grand
children: 7 step great grandchildren:
and 6 great-great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.Oct. I,at Hansell Funeral Home Chapel
by the Revs. Mike Roseman and Tim
Staibuck. Burial followed in Carolirui
Memorial Park.
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Robert Duonl Reavis, SI, of Duard
Reavis Rood, Mocksvillc, died Thurs
day aftcntoon, Sept. 30,1999, at For-
syth Medical Center in Winsion-Sa-
n tern after a short illness.
BominDavieCouniyJan.22.1918.
to the late Willtani Dudley and Lula
Mae Harkey Reavis. he was retired
from the Lily Company. He had previ
ously been with Heritage Futnitiite
Company for 38 years and served as a
special deputy for the Davie County
ShetilTs Department for 35 years. He
was a Mason for 52 years and a mem-
berofMocksvillc Lodge I34,theScot-
tish Rite and Shriners Oasis Temple in
Charlotte. He was a 32nd degree Ma
son. He was a charter member of North
Davie Ruriian, a member of Davie
County Rescue Squad and a member
and past governor of the Moose. He
served on the Board of Trustees of
Davie County Hospital. He was also a
member of Liberty Baptist Church
where he song in the church choir and
quartet and was a member of the men's
Bible class. He was preceded in death
by a brother. Robert Lee Reavis.
Siuviving are his wife of 63 years,
Dessie Weatherman Reavis of the
home; 3 sons, Cari Richard Reavis and
wife Connie and Duard Lowell Reavis
and wife Wilma, all ofMocksviile. and
Lonnic Ray Reavis and wife Patsy of
Drexel; a daughter, Sandra Kay Ward
and husband Dr. Jock Ward of Savan
nah, Ga.; 12 grandchildren; 15 great
grandchildren; his twin brother. Donald
Reavis of Mocksville; a sister. Jessie
Whitaker Howell of Mocksville: asis-
tcr-in-law, Shirley Smith Reavis of
Rockwell; and his faithful friend and
companion, his dog Sally.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.
Oct. 3, at Liberty Baptist Church with
.the Rev. Marvin Blackburn oftlciat-
ing. Burial with Masonictiics followed
in the church cemetery.
° Memorials may be made to New
Horixon Enterprises, 124 Wilkcsboro
Street, Mocksville. N.C. 27028.
BilUe Lemicks Russell
■J Billie Lemicks Russell. 62. of
Creason Road.Cooleemee.diedThurs-
day, Sept. 30,1999, at his home.
bom April 11, 1937, in Randolph
County to the late Edward Glenn and
Loretta Aldred Russell, he attended
Cooleemee Church of God and was a
memberofVFW District 11 Ptost 1119
and the American Legion. He servedin
tlieU.S. Marine Corps 1954-1959. He
was an employee of Norandel in Salis
bury. He was preceded in death by his
steptnother. Dorothy Russell, and a
sister. Ruth R. Butts,
Surviving are his wife of 40 years.
Berilene O'Neal Russell; 2 sons. Terry
Russell and Datrell Russell, both of
Cooleemee; 2 daughters. Billie R.
Weathers of Salisbury and Teresa R.
Rusher of Cooleemee; 8 grandchil
dren; 5great grandchildren; 5 brothers.
James Russell of Virginia. Donald
Russell of Sophia. Millard Russell of
Charlotte. Johnny Russell of Lewis-
ville and Kenneth Russell of China
Grove; and 2 sisters. Janice Collins and
Maty Smith, both of Salisbury.
Funeral services were held at 2 pan.
Oct. 3, at Cooleemee Church of Cod
with the Revs. DaleBreidinger. Jimmy
Lancasterand Bobby Shinault ofTtciat-
ing. Burial followed in Legion Memo
rial Pork.
Gladys James Seaford^ Gladys James Seaford. 77. of N.C.
801 South. Mocksville. died early
Wednesday. Sept. 29, 1999, at Au-
nimn Care of Mocksville after being in
declining health.
She was bom in Davidson County
Nov. 15,1921. to the late Sidney and
Annie Hill James and was a retiredinspector with Dixie Furniture. She
was a member of Fork Baptist Churchand enjoyed flower gardening. She waspreceded in death by her husband.Dwight Clifford Sealbrd. in 1967; ason, James Seaford, in I990;andason-
in-law. Joe Spry, in 1981.
Surviving are a daughter, ShirleySeaford Spry ofMocksviile; 3 grand
children; 2 great grandchildren; a
brother. Richard James of Lexington;' andadaughter-in-law, April Ferguson
of Advance.
Funeral services were conducted at
11 a.m.C)ct. I. at Fork Baptist Church
with the Revs. Rusty Morrison andRobert Ifiatt ofRciating. Burial foi-
t lowed in the church centetery.' Memorials may be made to DavieCounty Hospice, do Janet Bltiir, P.O.
Box 848. Mocksville, N.C. 27028.
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ErvmFrankSpry.64,ofSwicegoocl
Street, Cooleentee. died at his home,
Saliiiday,0ct.2,1999. He had been in
declining health for the last 11 years
and seriously ill for three weeks.
BomDec.20, l934.inDavieCounty
to the late Nathan Lee and Beuy Jane
Geniva Leonard Spry, he was of the
Baptist faith and a retired employe of
RAEConstnietionCompany where he
hauled heavy equipment. He was a
member of Gold Wing Touring Asso
ciation and was a founder of Piedmont
Wings in Cooleemee and Penny's
Wings in Belton. S.C. where he lived
for a year and a half. He was precededIn de^ by a step granddaughter and a
sister, Lena Frances Spry Oiappell.
A memorial service was held to be
held at his home 6-8 p.m. Oct. 6.
Memorials may be made to Gold
Wing Touring Associations Helping
Hands, c/o Henry Cullers, P.O. Box
1393. Ateseadcro, Calif. 93423-1393.
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Janie Kerley Vogler, 72. of Center
Street, Cooleemee. died at her home
Wednesday evening, Sept. 29,1999. ,
BomNov.5.1926.inDavleCouniy
to the late Isom E. Kerley and Essie
Dunn Keriey, she worked as a licensedpracticalnurseformanyyeaisat^wan
Regional Medical Center in Salisb^
She served as president of the VFWAuxiliary, VFWdistrictehaplain,VFW
districtjunior vice president and presi
dent of Wesleyan Guild. She was a
member of the Cooleemee Histoncal
Association and did volunteer work at
Cooleemee Bementary School, the
Cooleemee Branch Library and Davie
County Hospital. She was a memberof
Cooleemee United Methodist Church
where she sang in the choir and servedassecretaiyoftheadministrativeboard
and as a Sunday School teacher. She
was preceded in death by a brother.
Jack Kerley. ^ . f«
Surviving are her husband of 55
years, Thomas Vogler of the home; a
son, Gary T. Vogler and wife Lynn ofCooleemee; 2 daughters, Lynne V.
O'Neal of Cooleemee and Amy v.
Young and husband Shane of Mocks-
ville; 2 brothers. Jerry W. Kerley ofMocksville and Leroy I. Kerley ofSal
isbury; 2 sisters, Kathcrine H. Young
of Mocksville and Peggy H. Hrll ofCooleemee; 2 grandchildren; 2 step
grandchtldren.
Funeral services were held ai 2 p.m.
Oct. 2, at Davie Funeral Service Cha[wlby the Rev. Dennis Marshall. Burial
followed in Legion Memorial Park.
Memorials may be made to RowanCounty Hospice. 825A West
son Street. Salisbury, N.C. 2M44 or
Cooleemee United Methodist Ourch,
c/o W.R. Gales, P.O. Box 428. N.C.
27014.
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^ Ella Mae Byerly
^ Mrs. Ella Mae Gregoiy Byerly, 74
of Winston-Salem. died Tuesday. OcL
5.1999, at Forsyth Medical Center.
She was bom March 16, 1925, to
Clayton G. and Leona Mitchell Gre
gory in Davie County. Mrs. Byerly
wasamemberofMacedoniaMoravianChurch. She worked at Forsyth Medi
cal Center and then for Blumenthal
Jewish Home until she retired.
She was preceded in death by her
parents, and two brothers, Tom Gre
gory and Kenneth Hayes.
She is survived by: her husband.
James-Edward Byerly of the home; 2
daughters, Darlene Stewart and hus
band Randy, and Elizabeth Ann
Mumford and husband Buddy, all of
Winston-Salem; and a son, Samuel G.Byerly of the home; 7 grandchildren;
11 great-grandchildren; 2 sisters:
Geraldine Edwards and husband Pat
of Clemmons, and JoAnn Ireland and
husband Jack of Advance; 3 brothers:
Edward Gregory and wife Johnnie Sueof Yadldnville. Melvin Gregory and
wife Wilma of Advance, and Johnny
Gregory and wife Barbara of
Pfafiftown; 2sisters-in-law, Judy ^yes
of Walkertown and Mary Ann'Gre
gory of Richmond, Va.; and a brother-
in-law, Chester Byerly Jr. and wife
Betty of Clemmons.
A graveside service was held at
Westlawn Gardens of Memory in
Clemmons at 3:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 8,
by the Revs. Don Jones and Bill James.
Memorials may be made to Ameri
can Heart Association, 1386-A
Westgate Center Dr., Winston-Salem,
27103-2949.
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, William Reid Davis, 65, of N.C.
801 South, Advance, died early
Wednesday. Sept. 29,1999, at Forsyth
Medical Center after a short illness.
Bom in Toledo, Ohio, April 13,
1934, to the late Fred Reid and Ida
Ballinger Davis, he was retired from
the maintenance department of R.J.
Reynolds Tobacco Company with 35
years of service. He was a member of
Advance Masonic Lodge and a 32nd
degree Mason.
He was preceded in death by his
first wife, Ruth Myers Davis, in 1989;
and a stepbrother. Rex Human.
Surviving are his wife, Helen Bailey
Davis ofthe home; a son, Bemie Davis
ofAdvance; a daughter, Kristi Manuel
of Pilot Mountain; a stepson, Don
Bailey ofAdvance; a grandson; a step-
granddaughter; and a sister, Clerissia
Moran of Winston-Salem.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.,
Oct. 1, at Marshall Baptist Church
with the Rev. Rusty Morrison officiat
ing. Burial with Masonic graveside
rites provided by Advance Masonic
Lodge followed in the church cem
etery.
Memorials may be made to a char
ity of the donor's choice.
Mary E. Lyon
* Mary E. Lyon of U.S. 64 West,
Mocksville, died early Tuesday. Oct.
12,1999, at her home. She is the wife
of Guy Lyon.
The body is at Eaton Funeral Home
pendi ng completion of funeral arrange-
mems.
EioiseHaire
Eloise Murphree Foust Haire, 84,
of Winston-Salem. died Wednesday,
Oct. 6, 1999, at her home.
A member of Mt. Tabor United
Methodist Church where she was part
of theFideles Sunday School class and
Circle Two, she retired from Bowman
Gray School of Medicine in 1977 after
25 years of service. She was twice
married and preceded in death by both
husbands, Ralph S. Foust, in) 957; and
Fred R. Haire, in 1983.
She is survived by her 7 Foust
children, Stephen Edward Foust of
Mocksville, Linda Matthews and Wil
liam L. Foust of Clemmons, Dorothy
Hall of Advance, Terry R. Foust, Renea
Clifton and Beverly Collins, all of
Winston-Salem; 13 grandchildren; and
7 great grandchildren.
The funeral service was held at 2
p.m. Oct. 9, at Vogler and Sons
Reynolda Road Chapel by Dr. Ken
neth Carter and the Rev. Susan
Hubbard. Burial followed in Oaklawn
Memorial Garden.
Memorials may be made to Mt.
Tabor United Methodist Church, 3543
Robinhood Road, Winston-Salem,
N.C. 27106.
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^ William Harrison Pool. 78. of Ber-
• muda Village, died Saturday. Oct. 9,
J 1999. at Forsyth Hospital in Winston-
. Salem.
o A native of Woodhaven. N. Y.. he
\ graduated from the Polytechnic Insti
tute ofNew York in I942withadegree
in civil engineering and earned a
master's degree in business adminis
tration from Stevens Institute of Tech
nology in Hoboken. NJ. He served in
the U.S. Navy in World War II1942-
1944. His career with Exxon spanned
35 years and included domestic and
intemational assignments where he held
various positions in engineering and
human resources. He was active in the
Red Cross. United Way. Meals on
Wheels. Special Olympics and
Shallowford Presbyterian Church.
While living in Connecticut, he was
instrumental in starting the junior var
sity tennis team for Darien High School.
Surviving are his wife. Winifred;
and a daughter. Beverly Young of
Englewood. Colo.
A memorial service was held Oct.
12. at 10 a.m. at Shallowford Presbyte
rian Church in Lewisville by Dr.
Leighton Culler and the Rev. Emil
Johnson.
Memorials may be made to the Leu
kemia Society of America, 600 Third
Avenue. New York. N.Y. 10016 or
Habitat for Humanity Intemational of
Americus. Ga.
Donald Ray Richardson
J Donald Ray Richardson, 60. died at
his home Sept. 21.1999.
Bom in Davie County April 10,
1939. to Robert Walker and Lettie
Elnora Boyd Richardson, he was pre
ceded in death by 3 brothers, Elmer,
Alvin and Leroy Richardson
Surviving are 5 sisters, Francis
Busby of Salisbury, Louise Swicherof
Goldsboro, Elizabeth Cale and Ann
Schiller, both of Norfolk, Va.. and
I Dorothy Smith of Lexington, and 4brothers.ClydeRichardsonandShirley
Carr Richardson, both of Mocksville,
' William L. Richardson of Winston-
Salem and Bobby Glenn Richardson
of South Carolina.
A memorial service was held at 2
p.m. Oct. 9, at Hayworth-Miller Silas
Creek Chapel by the Rev. Harry Sell
ers
Memorials may be made to a char
ity of the donor's choice.
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Junior Talmage Sechrest
Mr. Junior Talmage Sechrest, 71,
of Deadmon Road, Mocksville, died
Wednesday. Oct. 6. 1999, at Wake
Forest Baptist Medical Center in Win-
, ston-Salem.
HewasbomJan. 14.1928. in Davie
County to the late William and Mary
Crotts Sechrest. He was preceded in
death by two infant brothers and a
sister. Marie Brogdon.
Mr. Sechrest was a faithful member
of Dutchman Creek Baptist Church
and a veteran of the Korean Conflict.
He is survived by: his wife of 51
years. Bessie Angell Sechrest: 5 chil
dren: Barry Sechrest and wife Ann.
Sharon Bogerand husband Jimmy, all
ofMocks ville, the Rev. James Sechrest
- and wife. Joyce of Fleetwood. Paula
Tuggic of Asheboro, Dena Kohlbecker
and husband Gerry of Tampa. Fla.; 11
: grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren;
• a brother. Robert Sechrest of Mocks
ville; 4 sisters, Paula McDaniel of
Charlotte. Ruth Bivins of Cooleemee,
Hope Yarbrough of Lexington, and
Dorothy "Dot" Garwood of Mocks
ville.
Funeral services were held Friday,
- Oct. 8, at 2 p.m. at Dutchman Creek
Baptist Church with the Revs. James
Sechrest and Thomas Tuggle officiat
ing. Burial followed in thechurchcem-
etery.
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Ervin Frank Spry
Ervin Frank Spry, 64, olSwicegood
Street, Coolccmee, died at his home
Saturday, Oct. 2,1999. He had been in
declining health for the last 11 years
and seriously ill for three weeks.
BomDec.20, !934,inDavieCounry
to the late Nathan Lee Jind Betty Jane
Geniva Leonard Spry, he was of the
Baptist faith and a retired employee of
RAEConstruction Company wherehe
hauled heavy equipment. He was a
member of Gold Wing Touring Asso
ciation and was founder of Piedmont
Wings in Cooieemee and Penny's
Wings in Belion, S.C. where he lived
for a year and a half. He was preceded
in death by a step granddaughter and a
sister, Lena Frances Spry Chappell.
Surviving are his wife, Delores
Butler Spry of the home, whom he
married March 17,1985;ason,Jeffery
Ervin Spry of Radford; 3 stepsons,
Michael Grissom of Salisbury, James
Grissom of Woodleaf. Richardson
Simerson II of Churchland; a step
daughter, Dolores Anne "D.Anne"
Overcash of Salisbury, 4 step grand
sons; 3 step granddaughters; 2 broth
ers, James Ray and William Eugene
Spry, hoih of Salisbury, and a sister,
Bertie Lee Pickler of Salisbury.
A memorial service was held 6-8
p.m. at the home Oct. 6.
Memorials may be made to Gold
Wing Touring Associations Helping
Hands, c/o Henry Cullers, P.O. Box
1393, Ateseadero, Calif. 93423-1393.
Nelson D. Stewart
Nelson Devamer "Dink" Stewart,
77, of U.S. Hwy. 64 East, Mocksville,
diedMondayaftemoon,Oct. 11.1999,
at Davie County Hospital.
Funeral services were to be held at
2p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 13, at Fulton
United Methodist Church in Advance
with the Rev. Jack Wallace officiating
and burial following inthechurchcem-
etery.
Memorials may be considered for
Fulton United Methodist Church, 5500
N.C. Hwy. 801 South, Advance, N.C.
27006.
He was bom in Davie County July
10, 1922, and was retired as a shop
foreman with Dixie Furniture Com
pany in Lexington with 46 years of
service. He was a veteran of the U.S.
Army, serving during World War 11.
and was a member of Fulton United
Methodist Church.
Surviving ishis wife, Frances Allen
Stewart of the home; a son and daugh-
ler-in-law. Noral "Butch" D. andTeresa
Stewart of Raleigh; a daughter and
son-in-law, Nola Jean and Douglas
Markland of Advance; 5 grandchil
dren; and a great-grandson.
Howard B. Joyner
•/ Howard Bimham Joyner Sr., 89, of
South Daytona Beach, Fla.. died Oct.
9, 1999, at Halifax Medical Center.
He was the brother of Kathleen
Burton of Advance.
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Clyde R. Studevent Sr.
Clyde Roosevelt Studevent. 85, of
Campbell Road, Mocksville, died
Thursday mom- r; —
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"Asbury" Studevent and Angeline
Gaither Studevent, he was educated in
the Davie County school system. He
was a Star Route mail carrier for 33
years and wasco-founderofMorrison-
Studevent Funeral Homes of Lexing
ton and Mocksville. He was a member
ofCorinlhian Lodge 17 of Mocksville,
Orderof the Eastcm Star, Davie County
Education Union and was a life mem
ber of Piedmont District Funeral Di
rectors Association. His spiritual life
wa.s with Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
in Hamptonville where he served as a
deacon and a Sunday School teacher.
He issurvivedby his wife, Cora Lee
Blackbum Studevent of the home; a
son, Clyde Studevent Jr. and wife Willie
of Mocksville: a granddaughter; and a
great grandchild.
The service was conducted at2p.m.
Oct. 10, at Pleasant Hill BaptistChurch
with the Rev. Walter Tidline officiat
ing. Burial with filll Masonic grave
side rites followed in the church cem
etery.
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Bessie Davis Trexler, 73, of Failh,diedThursday.Oct.7.1999.aiI^sby-
lerian Hospital in Charlotte. She hadbeenindeclininghealthfortwomonths.
Among her survivors is a daughter,
Ina Marie Beavers of Mocksville.
Funeral services were conducted at
4p.m. Oct. 10, at Faith Baptist Church
with the Rev. Chuck Brawley officiat
ing and burial following in Rowan
Memorial Park.
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Salem.diedOci. 13.1999.atMeadow.brook Manor in Clemmons.
BoniNov.2,191 l.inDavieCounty10 Cana and Delia McDaniel Allen, he
worked as a carpenter and was of the
Methodist faith.
Heissuivivedby2daughteis.NaneyDale of Mocksvilleand Ethel Faulkner
of Lexington: 3 grandchildren; 2 great
gi3ndchildren;andasister,Meitie AllenFishel of Winston-Salem.
Graveside services were held at 11a.in.Oct. IS.atComatzerUnited Meth
odist Church Cemetery with Dr. S.B.
Warren and the Rev. Glenda Bennett.
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Hobert A. Kimbrough
• Hobert Alphonso Kimbrough Sr.
died at Wake Forest Medical Center
Oct. 14, 1999, after an extended ill
ness.
He was the grandfather of Minnie
Carter of Mocksville.
Funeral services were to be held at
2 p.m. Oct. 20, at Jeny C. Y. Frances
S. Memorial Chapel with Elder Timo
thy Lyons ofliciating and burial fol
lowing in Evergreen Cemetery.
Nathan Gordon Archer
y Nathan Cordon "Sonny" Archer,
66, of Center Street. Cooleemee, died
Saturday, Oct. 16.1999. at Ptesbyie-
rian Hospital in Charlotte.
Borik March 10. 1933 in
Lockboumc, Ohio to the late Nathan
Garrott and Emma Stewart Archer, he
was employed with Beacon Constitic-
tion Contpany of Salisbury and was a
tnemberof Milford Hills United Meth
odist Church. He was a member of the
Golden Rule Sunday School Class and
had previously served as head usher.
He is survived by his wife. Dorothy
Steele Archerofthe home;and George.
Penny. Tara and Benjamin Calhoun of
Cooleemee.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.in.
Oct. 19, at Milford Hills United Meth
odist Church in Salisbury by the Rev.
Neal Shaw. Burial followed in Rowan
Memorial Park.
Memorials may be made to MilfordHills United Methodist Church Organ
Fund, 1630 Sloiesville Blvd.. Salis
bury, N.C. 28144.
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A^veside service was held at ItMe " ^®"ewn Gardens ofby the Rev Neal ai„ ^Memorials may be made to the
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Evelyn Ba« Lyon. 71. ofU.S. Hwy. 64 Wesi. Mocksville, died
Tuesday. Oct. 12. 1999. at her resi-
dence.
BoniinAsheCouniyAug.30.1928.M the late Roger and Ida Virginia
Johnson Bare, she was a retired seain-aress wth Monleigh Gannent Com
ply with 32 years ofservice. She wasof the Presbyterian faith. She was ere-
five aod especially enjoyed gaiden-ing. She was preceded in death by a
sister. Dorothy Dean Honeycutt.
She is survived by her husband of
53 years. Guy Wesley Lyon of thehome; 4 daughters. Terry Lyon
M^land of Winston-Salem. Patricia
L- Carter and husband Pedie of Ad
vance. Riiz Ann L Reeves and hus-
tand Eugene of Augusta. Ga. andDebbie L. Chalifin and husband Tom
ofMocksville; IOgrandchildren;6giBat
^dchildren: a sister. Joan Head of
W«tJenerson;2brDther$.BillBareofJefferson and Bud Bare of West
Jefferson: her step mother. Leola
Jenkins Bare of Jeffeison; and a half
sis^. Christy Bare Hurley of Jeffeison.
Funeral services were conducted atI a.m.Oct. lAatEatonFuneralChapel
by the Rev. Dennis Maishall. Burial
followed in Rose Cemetery.
Vir^iaE.Shoaf
Virginia EShoaf. 85. died Oct. 14.
I999atherhomeinCooleemee.
Bom March 28. 1914. in Davie
County to the late John and Mary Tyler
Kowenon. she was a homemaker. She
was a member of the senior rhythm
band, honorary memberof Cooleemee
Senior Citizens, a volunteer at Davie
Senior Center in the nutrition depart
ment and a member of Good Shepherd
Episcopal Church. She was preceded
in death by her husband. Sheiman
S hoaf; 2 sisters. Mabel Head and Grace
Potts; a brother. Holloway Howerton;
and a granddaughter. Andrea Shoaf.
Surviving are adaughter, Elizabeth !
ShoafJaegerand husband Phil ofTexas;
a son. DeFoy Shoaf and wife Lada of
Mocksville; a sister. Lila Hancock of
Cooleemee; 4 gtandchildren; 3 great
grandchildren; and several nieces,
nephews and cousins.
Memorial services will be con
ducted at 11 a.ro. Ocl 22. at Good
Shepherd Episcopal Church in Cool
eemee with the Rev. Edwin Bailey
officiating. Burial will follow in Le
gion Memorial Park Cemeteiy.
Teddy Lester Smith
Teddy Lester Smith of Winston-
Salem died Monday. Ocl. 18.1999. at
Wake Forest University Medical Cen-
ter.
He was employed by Bermuda
Village.
A military graveside service was to
be held at 2 p.m. Oct. 20. at Westlawn
Gardens of Memory in Clemmons.
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/ Larry Lee Angell, 54. died ai his
home on Dogirol Road in Mocksville
on Thursday, Oct. 21, i999.
Mr. Angell was bom Jan. 19,1945
in Foisyth County to Edna Miller
Angell and (he late Cecil Lee Angell.
Mr. Angell worked in constniction
most of his life and was a member of
Cooleemee Presbyterian Church.
He is survived by: his wife, Pattie
Jacobs Angeil of the home; 2 sons,
Mark A, Angell and wife Traycee of
Kannapolis, and Tony Angell of the
home; 3 daughters, Leigh Ann Angell
ofSalisbuty.Tabitha A. Robinson and
husband Lane of Indiana, and Krystal
Dawn Angell of the home; 2 brothers.
Gray Angell and wife Barbara of
Mocksville,Nat Angell and wife Vicki
ofLexington;2sistets, Linda Hamilton
and husband Larry, and Nan Angell
and Jimmy Blume of Mocksville; and
eight grandchildren.
Mr. Angell was preceded in death
by a sister, Joyce Stevens.
Funeral services were conducted at
2 p.m. on Sunday, Oa. 24 at Cool
eemee Presbyterian Church with the
Rev. Robert Goforth and Robert
Creasonofficiating. Burial followed at
DutchmanCreekBaptistChurchCem-
etery in Mocksville.
Ruth Lashmit Crater
/ Mrs. Ruth Lashmit Crater, 84, of
Winston-Salem, died Friday, OcL 22,
1999.
ShewasbomOcLJ, 19l5inFbtsyth
County to Lee and Mary Spaugh
Lashmit. Mrs. Crater was a member of
Hope Moravian Church.
She was preceded in death by her
husband in 1983, Mr. Coy S. Crater, a
sister, Nellie Li vengcod, andabrother,
Edgar LashmiL
Surviving are: 3 daughters, Linda
Smith (Dewey) of Winston-Salem,
Doris Moore (Everette) of
Thomasville, and Annette Wagoner
(Biliy) of Winston-Salem; 2 sons, Ri
chard Crater (Brenda) of Mocksville
andTerryCrater<Brenda)ofWinston-
Salem; 15 grandchildren and 12 great
grandchildren.
A funeral service was held at2 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 24, at Hope Moravian
Church. Burial followed in the chuioh
cemetery.
Louise Foster Essex
Louise Foster Essex, 76, of Call
J Road, Mocksville,died Monday, Oct.
25,1999, at Forsyth Medical Center in
Winston-Salera
Bom Jan.24,1923, in Davie County
to the late Spencer J. and Maud Foster
Foster, she was a homemaker and part
ner with her husband in dairy farming.
She was a lifeiong member of Bethel
United Methodist Church where she
taught in the children's department for
over 40 years, served as church trea
surer, member of the adminisuative
board and was a charter member of
United Methodist Women. She was a
well-known cook.
Survivors include her husband of
52 years, H. David Essex; a son, James
"Jimmie" Essex of the home; a sister,
Ruth Foster Call of Mocksville; and
several nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was preceded in death by a sister,
Duette Foster.
Funeral services were held at 11
a.m. OcL 27, at Eaton Funeral Chapel
with the Revs. Alvin Pope and Jack
Luther and Dr. S.B. Warner ofTiciat-
ing. Burial followed in Bethel United
Methodist Church Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Bethel
United Methodist Church Cemetery
Fund, c/o James Essex, 193 Call Road,
Mocksville, N.C. 27028.
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kinville, died Fnday, OcL 22,1999, at
Wake Forest BaptistMedicalCenterin
Winsu>n-Salem.
Among her survivors are a son,
Kenneth Lee "Peanut" Foster and wife'
Gail of Mocksville.
Willie Mae Gibbons
y Willie Mae Sharpe Gibbons, 75, of
Winston-Salem, died Tuesday, (Xt.
19,1999, at Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home
She was the sister of Ethel Sharpe
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Hazel Smith Ijames
y Mrs. Hazel Smith Ijames. 83. of
Main Street. Cooleemee, died Wednes
day. Oct. 20.1999, at her residence.
A graveside service was held Fri
day, Oct. 22, at 11 a.m. at Center
United Methodist Chuich Ccnieteiy
with the Rev. Dennis Marshall offici
ating.
The family requests memorials be
considered for Hospice of Rowan
County, 82S-A West Henderson St.
Salisbuiy. 28145 or to the charity of
the donor's choice.
Mrs. Ijames was bom Sept 14.
1916, in Davie County to the late W.
Albeit and Nora Spry Smith. She was
a homemaker and a member of Epis
copal Church of Good Shepherd of
Cooleemee.
She was preceded in death by her
husband.1. Glenn Ijames, in 1987.
Survivors include: 2 daughters.
Clenda Ijames O'Neal ofWilmington.
Penny Ijames Bray of Morganton; 2
sons: James W. Ijames of Salisbury,
Richard L. Ijames of Mocksville; 10
grandchildren; lOgreat-giandchildren;
asister. SueCuihrell; 2 brothers; Rich
ard Smith and Lawrence Smith, all of
Cooleemee.
Christopher M. Jordan
J Christopher Mack Jordan. 22, of
Pete's Lane. Mocksville. died Oct 19.
1999.
Mr. Jordan was bom Aug. 3.1977,
In Rowan County to Joe Jordan of
Mocksville and Clenda Whitt of
Mocksville.
He was a 1996 graduate of Davie
High School and a member of Blaise
Baptist Church. Mr. Jordan was em
ployed by Jockey International in
Mocksville.
In addition to his parents, he is
survived by: 2 brothers, Brian and
Kevin Joidan;2sisters. Sharon Lawson
and Tara Whitt all of Mocksville;
paternal grandparents, Loman and
Blanche Jordan of Cooleemee; mater
nal grandparents, Dan and Mary
Presnell of Cooleemee.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day. Oct. 21, at 8 p.m. at Blaise Baptist
Church with the Rev. Glenn Sellers
officiating. Committal service was held
Friday, Oct 22. at 11 a.m. at Blaise
Baptist Church Cemetery.
Memoiiats may be made to the
Blaise Baptist Building Fund. 134
Blaise Church Road, Mocksville.
/Hobert A, Kimbrough
Hobert A. Kimbrough Sr.. husband
of the late Mary Elizabeth Dubose
Kimbrough. of Winston-Salem. died
at Wake Forest Medical Center Oct
14,1999 after an extended illness.
Bom Dec. 24,1925, he was retired
from RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Com
pany and was an Army veteran of
World Warn.
Surviving are 3 daughters. Rachel
Mae Brock of Mocksville; Constance
D. Kimbrough and Sylvia K. Rolle of
the home; 2 sons, Arnold Hankins ofWin^n-SalemandHobertKimbrough
Jr. of Pulaski, Va.; 2 sisters, Esther K.
Miller of Winston-Salem and Flora
Featherstone of Altedena, Calif.; 3
brothers, Joe Barksdale of Winston-
Salem andWalterKimbroughofWash-
ington. D.C.; 2 sisters-in-law, Tecora
Dubose and Brenda Dubose, both of
Winston-Salem; 16 grandchildren; 27
great grandchildren; and a host of
nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was preceded in death by 3
sisters, Martha Bohannon, Ossie
Douthit and Conine Robinson; and
and a brother. William Kimbrough.
, Funeral services were conducted
bet 20. at Jerry C.Y. Frances S. Me
morial Chapel with Elder Timothy
Lyons officiating and burial following
in Evergreen (Cemetery.
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Mr. Johnsie Joan M. Martin. 70, of
Main Street, Mocksville, died on
Wednesday, Oct. 20,1999, at N.C.
Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem,
following surgery seveitd weeks
ago.
She was born Match 22.1929, in
Yadkin County to the late John Frank
and Ceitrude Allgood Manin.
Mr. Martin retiied in 1989 after
working many yeaR in the Davie
County School System. She was a
member of FiRt Baptist Church in
Mocksville.
She is survived by: her husband of
SO years, ItP. Martin; 2 sons, Phil
Martinof Raleigh, and MarkT. Martin
of Mocksville: 4 sisteR, Mary Brtxk
of Mocksville, Betty Barnes of King,
Faye Hilton of Hi^ Point, and Ruth
Steelman of Kannapolis; a brother,
Fred Martin of Kannapolis; 4 grand
children; and a great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by a
daughter, Suzanne Ridenhour, and 2
brotheR, Paul and Roger Martin.
Funeral services were held at3 p.m,
on ThURday, Ocu 21, at FiRt Baptist
Church in Mticksville with the Rev.
Bill Davis ofTiciating. Burial followed
in Rose Cemetery in Mocksville.
Memorials may be made to FiRt
Baptist Church of Mocksville at 390
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Ha., died Oct. 18, 1999. at Florida
Hosptial Fish MemorioJ.
Bom in Painted Post, N.Y., she
moved to Oeltona in 1996 after livins
m Mocksville 35 yeare. She was a
gttJcery store clerk, a Methodist and
volunteer for Meals of Wheels for 23
years.
Survivingare2sons,Benianl "Bud"Preston of Oeltona, Fla. and Gary E
l^ton of Dallas, Texas; 2 daughters,
Notma Lou Young of Long Mont,^lo. ^ Mary L. Pieni of Emira,
9 grandchildren; and 10 great
grandchildren.
Helen Joyner Smith
J Mr. Helen Marie Joyner Smith.
75,of8I6Ben Anderson Road,Mocks
ville, died Wednesday evening, Oct.
20,1999, at 11:45 at Autumn Care of
Mocksville following an illness since
January, 1998.
She was bom in DavieCounty May
26, 1924 to the late Samuel Dewey
Joyner and Mattie Hepler Joyner. She
was a 1941 graduateof Harmony High
School and a member of Rock Spring
Baptist Church, where she had been
choir director, Sunday School teacher,
president of the WMU and for over 30
yeaR provided the ftoweR for the
church services.
On Nov.7,1942shemaniedainton
Harding Smith who survives.
Also surviving: a son, Gordoti C.
Smith and wife Diannc of Mocksville;
2 daughteR, Ktuen M. Smith, andLuaneS.WilliardandhusbandJohnny
ofMocksville;4gtandchiIdten; agreat-
grandson, Alexander Guden of Oem-
mons; and a sister Hazel J. C(»ke and
husband Leon of Yadkinville.TwobrothcRptecededherindeath,
the Rev. Norman H. Joyner and T.
Graham Joyner.
Funeral services were conducted
Saturday afternoon, Oct. 23, at 2 p.m.
at Rock Spring Baptist Church by the
Revs. Steve Hedgecock and GradyTutterow.Burralfollowedinthechurch
cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the
charity of the donor's choice.
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y Virginia Wesi Sleelman. 84. of
Somersei Court. Mocksville. died
Monday. Oct. 25.1999. at her home.
Bom Aug. 31. 1915. in Davie
County to the late W.W. "Bud" and
Agnes Miller West, she wotlced as a
nurse at Cardinal Care Center and with
Yadkinvillc Elementary School spe
cial education. She was a member of
Yadkinville Presbyterian Church. She
was preceded in death by her husband,
George W. Steelman, in 1970; a sister.
Lois Deese; 2 brothers. Walter Miller
West and Lonnie Gray West Sr.
Surviving are 3 daughters. Agnes
Vickie Tokarz and husband Paul of
Charlotte. Judy Steelman of Yadkin
ville and Georgia Staples of Overland
Park. Kan.; 2 sisters. Jessie Guentert
and husband Harold of San Antonio,
Texas and Elizabeth Foriney of
Matyville. Tenn.; 2 brothers. Luther
West Sr. and wife Ostine and Roland
West and wife Betiy.allofMocksville:3 grandchildren; a great grandson; and
her sister-in-law, Dorothy West of
Mocksville.
A funeral service will be held at 7
p.m.Thursday.Oct.28.at Gentry Fam
ily Chapel on U.S.60I North in Yadk
inville. The family will receive friends
5-7 p.m. at the funeral home.
Sallie Spillman Taylor
j Mfs.SallieSpillmanTaylor.9l.of
Raleigh.diedThursday.Ocl.2l. 1999.
She was bom Sept. II, 1908 in
Davie County, to Alphonso and Laura
Frances Steelman Spillman.
She was preceded in death by her
husband. Willie M. Taylor Sr. and her
son-in-law, Joe H. Cresimore.
She is survived by: a daughter,
Carolyn Taylor Cresimore oCKaleigh;
ason,W.M.TaylorJr.andwife.Brenda
of Raleigh; 7 grandchildren; 6 great
grandchildren; and numerous nieces
and nephews.
Funeral services were Sunday. Oct.
24, at 3 p.m. at Voglcr & Sons, Qem-
raons Chapel, by the Rev. H. Samuel
Carter. Burial followed in Farmington
Community Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to The
American Heart Association. 1386-A
Westgate Center Dr., Winston-Salem.
27103-2949, or to American Cancer
Society, 1900 S. Hawthome Rd.,
FotsylhMedical Park, Suite 622, Win-
ston-Salem. 27013-3901, or to the
Farmington Community Cemetery
Fund, 2563 Farmington Rd., Mocks
ville.
y Charles W. Thanos
Mr. Charles "Chuck" W. Thanos of
Harmony died Oct. 19,1999.
He wasaretired deputy sherilTfrom
the Los Angeles County and the Davie
County sheriffs departritems.
He is survived by: his wife. Adele
Thanos; a daughter. Cindy; 3 sons.
Skip. Raymond and Charles Jr.
Aservice will be held at a later date.
Memorials may be made to the
Liberty Wesleyan Church. 2094
ShefReld Rd.. Harmony. NC 28634.
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died Thureday. Oct. 28, 1999, at For-
syih Medical Center in Winston-Sa-
lem after a period of declining health.
Atnong his survivors are a daugh
ter. Frances C. Shouse and husband
Phillip of Advance,
Funeral services were conducted at
2 p.m. Oct. 31. at First Baptist Church
of Rural Hall by the Revs. Paul Won
ders and Terry Brandon. Burial fol
lowed in Crestview Memorial Park in
Rural Half.
Betty Louise York Heath, 88, of
Biookridge Retirement Home, died
Friday, Oa 29,1999.BoniJuly23,19n,inlrcdenCounty
to Simpson "Sim" and Peariy Mae
Heath, she was a member of Bethany
Baptist Church. She was preceded in
death by her husband. Henry Clay
Heath.
Surviving are a daughter. Jackie
Heath Covington and husband Joe ofBermuda Run; ason. H. Clay Heath Jr.
of Advance; 3 grandchildren; 3 greatgrandchildren; 2 sisters, Ruth GriffithandEveiynWaUace.bothofHarmony;
and a brother, Colin York of Mocks-
ville.
A graveside service was held at 3
p.m. Oct. 31, at Crestview Memorial
Park with the Rev. Neal Eller officiat-
ing.Memorials may be made to Bethany
BaptUt Chureh Building Fund, 600
Old Hollow Road. Winston-Salem,
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Nov. 1,1999, at his home.Bom in Rutherford County Sept.12,1927,tothelateCliariesandFushia
Metcalf Lane, he was a retired UnitedMethodist ministerand memberofthe
Western Carolina Conference with
over 40 years of service. He was agraduate of Lees-McRae College andAppalachian State Teachers College.He did graduate work at Emory Uni
versity in Atlanta, Ga. A graduate ofthe Nashville Schtxrl of Automotive
and Diesel Mechanics, he had worked
as a mechanic in Shelby. He had beena pitcher with the Chicago White Sox,
asubstiniteteacherin thepublicschooLsand World War U, serving in the U.S.
Army military police. He had also
b«n chaplain for Davie County Hospice. He was preceded in death by a
brother, James Lane.Surviving are his wife of 51 years,
Margaret Handsel Laneof the home;4daughters, Cathy Motsinger and husband Smitty of Midway, PatriciaAnderson and husband Robert ofMarion, Carol Dobbs and husbandDennis of Columbia. S.C. and Margaret Ann Lane of Mocksville; 2 sons.Bob Lane and wife Lynn and ChrisLane and wife Robin of Kileen. Texas;6grandchildren; 2siep grandchildren;a sister. Memir Waters of Forest City;
2brothers, W.L. Laneof Rulherfordtonand Elbert P. Lane of Henrietta; andseveral nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were to be held at11 a,m. Nov. 4, at Dulin United Methodist Church with the Revs. Zane
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NortonandRayO'FiaiellandDr.MikeLeatherwood ofliciating and burialfollowing in thechurehcemetery.Thefamily was to receive friends at Eaton
Funeral Home 7-9 p.m. Nov. 3.Memorials may be made to DavieCounty Hospice, c/o Janet Blair, P.O.Box 848, Mocksville, N.C. 27028.
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V.G. Prim Sr.
Mr. Vestal George (V.G.) Pnm Sr.,
iJl.of Ruffm Street, Cooleemee, died
Wednesday. Oct. 27. 1999. at Wake
Forest University
Baptist Medical
CemcrinWinvton-
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vice was held Sal-
Mocksville with
Marshall offlclat-
ing.
The family requests memorials be
considered for Cooleemee United
Methodist Church of which he was a
member, c/oCindyCuthrell, 133Junc
tion Rd..Mocksville, orHumaneSoci
ety of Davie County. P.O. Box 153.
Mocksville.
Survivors include: hiswife, Pauline
Daniel Prim of the home; a son. V.G.
"Frosty" Prim Jr. and wife Susan of
Mocksville.
He was preceded in death by two
brothers: Lloyd and Wendell Prim.
Mr. Prim was bom in Yadkin
County to George W. Prim and Roxie
V, Prim. Tobacco and dairy farming
was the family's primary livelihood.
He was educated in the YaUkinCounty
school system. After high school he
attended and graduated from Guilford
College. He received his masters de
gree and Ed.S. degree from Appala
chian Slate University.
His first educational position was
as a teacher at Walnut Cove High
School in Stokes County from 1941-
1943. After this leaching position, he
was hired as principal at Townsville
High School in VanccCounly in 1943-
1944. From 1944-1946 he was the
principal of Farmington High School.
In 19^ he became the principal at
Cooleemee School in Davie County
and stayed there until he retired in
1980-
Hc married the fontser Pauliite
Daniel (daughter of Grant G. Daniel
and Pearl F. Daniel) in I9S0.
Mr. Prim was elected to Davie
County Board of Education In 1980,
after his retirement. He served two
terms on the board and was chairman
forsix years. At about this time, he was
named tolhc N.C. Advisory Commit-
teeon Education BlockGramsbyGov.
Jim Martin. Mr. Prim was Davie
County's nominee foriheTerry Sanford
Award in 1974 and was the District 5
Principal of the Year in 1976 (at the
time. District 5 consisted of Davie.
Ircdell, Davidson. RowanandCabatrus
counties). He was nominated for the
Raleigh Dingman award in 1988. The
award pays tribute to school board
members who have made significanl
contributions co public cduc^on.
He also scrv^ as a member of the
DavieCountyHospitalBoonlofTrusi-
eesforl I-I/2 years, including several
years as chairman. He was also active
in the Republican Party and was trea
surer for many years.
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''""eral services were conduct^ at3 p m. Oct. 31. at Flat Rock Baptist
CTurch by the Revs. Tim Cannon and
BunaJ followed in the church cem-
Edna GrifiBth Smith
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villedied on Sunday. Oct.31 at Wake
Forest University Baptist Medical
Center in Winston-Salem followingi
a 10-year battle with lung (COPD)
disease.
She was bom in Davie County to
the late John Frank and Dora Cook
GrifTith. She was a member of First
Baptist Churchin Mocksville. She was
Past Matron of Mocksville Chapter
173 Order of the Eastern Star. She
assisted her husband with Smith Oil
Co. for many yeais.
On Sept. 16. 1939. she mairied
William Lawrence Smith, who pre
ceded her in death. She was also pre
ceded in death by two infant daugh
ters, a sister. Margaret G. Allen, and a
brother. Heniy Griffith.
She is survived by: a daughter.
Natalie Smith Cash of Mocksville; a
grandson. William ArthurCash lU and
wife Heather of Johnson City. Tenn.;
2 sisters, Ellen Gregory of Advance
and Mary Craver Tesh of Cletiunons.
A graveside service was conducted
by the Revs. Bill Davis and Lewis
Phillips at Yadkin Valley Baptist
Church on Tuesday. Nov. 2, at 1 pan.
In lieu of flowers, the family re
quests that memorials be made to'
Harrison Chilhowee Baptist Academy
Scholarship Fund. 202 Smotheis Rd..
Seymour. TN 37865. in memoiy of
Edna Smith, grandmother of Art Cash
(Class of-pl).
Howard Earl Wishon
Howard Earl Wishon. 64. ofLenoir,
died Wednesday, Oct. 27. 1999. at
Caldwell Memorial Hospital.
Bom in Mocksville Oct. 10.1935.
to the late Bob and Mattie Peeles
Wishon. he was self-employed and
wasamemberofHarrisChapel Baptist
Church and was a member of the Na
tional Guard.
Survivors include his wife. OIlie
Scott of the home; 3 'sons, Robert
Wishon. Dr. Phillip Wishon and Mark
Wishon. all of Statesville; 2 stepsons.
Wayne Scott and Glen Greer. both of
Lenoir; a daughter. Lisa Wishon of
Statesville; a stepdaughter. Crystal
Marley of Taylotsville; 5 brothers.
EldonWishonandBasileWishon.both
of Yadkinville. Fred Wishon of Har
mony. R.C. Wishon of Elkin and
Howard "Shorty" Wishon of Mocks
ville; 3 sisters. Katie Lee Sheppard of
Mocksville. Louise Maitin of Hamp-
tonville and Lucille Holbrook of Yad
kinville; 2 grandchildren; and 8 step
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at 11
a.m. Oct. 29. at Greer-McElveen Fu
neral Home Chapel by the Revs. Mike
Minton and Keith Gillian. Burial fol
lowed at 2 p.m. at Ciestwood Memo
rial (jardens in Elkin.
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y Mr. Oscar Edwaids Beaver. 76. of
Spring Street. Mocksville. died
Wednesday. Nov. 3. l999.aitheWake
Forest University/Baptist Medical
Center.
Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
Saturday. Nov. 6. in Eaton Funeral
Chapel with the Rev. Neil Carter oflt-
dating. Burial was in Rose Cemetery.
The family requests memorials be
considered for the Capital Fund of the
Rrst Presbyterian Church of Mocks-
ville. 261 S. Main St..
Mr. Beaver was bom in Landis on
Dec. 31.1922.
He was preceded in death by his
parents Estelle Adams Campbell, Paul
Beaver and Millatd Campbell, and was
a retired truck driver. He served in the
2nd Ranger Battalion and then the Co.
E 409th Infantry with the U.S. Army
during World War IL serving in Bel
gium. Austria and Germany. Mr. Bea
ver was a member of the Mocksville
First Presbyterian Church.
He was preceded in death by two
sisters. Maxine Diggs and Sara Sands,
and by three brothers. Paul Beaver.
Kenneth Beaver and Norman Beaver.
Survivors include: his wife. Sylvia
Cemy Beaver, of the home; 2 sons.
Clifford Beaver of Redmond. Wash..
Paul Beaver and wife Jane of Mocks
ville; a daughter. Jill Kiser and hus
band Dick of Mocksville; 7 grandchil
dren: 3 great-grandchildren; a sister.
Mary Frances Johnson of Mocksville;
6 brothers. Marshall Beaver and wife
Betty Lee of Myrtle Beach. S.C.. Gor
don Beaver and wife Mary Lee of
Salisbury. James Campbell and wife
Betty of Lawsonvillc. David Beaverof
Cooleemee, Donald Beaver and wife
Nancy ofMocksville. and Edwin Bea
ver and wife Lorcne of Salisbury; and
several nieces and nephews.
Joseph Ross BovenderJ Joseph Ross Bovender Sr., 82, of
Winston-Salem. died Sunday, Oct. 31,
1999, at his home.
Among his survivors are a daugh
ter. Joan Vroeland and husband Dr.
Walling D. Vreeland ofMocksville.
A graveside service was held at 11
a.m. Nov. 3. at ParkJawn Memorial
Gardens by the Rev. J. Marion Rector.
Polly Hennings
Pauline Redding"Polly"Hennings.
,/ 77, of Winston-Salem, diedlhursday,
Nov. 4, 1999. at Kate B. Reynolds
Hospice Home.
Bom Sept. 17, 1922. in Fbrsyth
County to David Paul and Metia Roop
Redding, she was a member of Har
mony Grove United MethodistChurch
and the Order of the Easiem Star.
She is survived by her husband of
57 years. Clarence N. Hennings of the
home; 2 daughters. Janice H. Craigof
Clemmons andConnie A. Henningsof
Hickory; 4 grandchildren: and 2 broth
ers. John Arthur RcddingofUwisville
and Tommy Redding of Mocksville.
Funeral services were conducted at
11 a.m. Nov. 6. at Hayworth-Millcr
Kinderton Chapel by the Rev. David
Cook and BillTeague. Burial followed
in Wcstlawn Gardens of Memory,
Memorials may be made to Hos
pice of Winston-Salem/Forsyth
County. 1100-C South Stratford Road,
Winston-Salem. N.C. 27103.
J Margaret K. Finklea
.Margaret Kilpatrick "Miss Margie"
RnkIea.80.ofLatta.S.C.diedSunday,
Nov. 7. 1999, at the Pines Nursing
Home in Dillon, S.C. after a long ill
ness.
She was bom Oct. 26. l9l9.inClio,
S.C. to the late Willie Kirby and Harry
Lee Kilpatrick and was married to the
late Alfred Marion Rnklea. She was a
lifelong member of Latta Baptist .
Church where she served as a primary
Sunday School teacher, choir member
and secretary. She was preceded in
death by 2 brothers, Harry and Kirby,
and a sister. Mary.
She is survived by sons. Ryan Fore
Rnklea of Uta S.C, Ue Kilpatrick
Rnklea of Mocksville and A. Marion
Rnklea Jr. of St, Petersburg. Ha.: 6
grandchildren; a sister. Lee Kilpatrick
Willis of Thome Nursing Home in
Lake View, S.C.; and many nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services were conducted at
2 p.m. Nov. 9. at Latta Baptist Church
with burial following inMagnoliaCem-
etery.
Memorials may be made to Latta
Baptist Church, 202 North Marion
Street, Latta, S.C. 29565 or to
Alzheimer's, Mid State Chapter, P.O.
Box 7044, Columbia, S.C. 29210.
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Mattye Lou Hodgins
Maltyc Lou Davis Hodgins, 86, of
Winston-Salem, died Friday, Nov. S,
1999, al Forsylh Medical Ccnier.
A native or Davie County where
she wa.s bom Nov. 28,1912, to the late
John Elmoand Cora Frances Hendricks
Davis, she was a registered nurse and
nursing supervisor Tor the redcral gov-
emmcntfur .several years before retire
ment. She was preceded in death by her
first husband, George M. Van Kirk;
and her second husband, Ora L.
Hudgin.s. She was preceded in death by
3 brothers. C. Bynum, Dwight and 1.
Robert Davis.
Surviving arc a stepdaughter, Mary
HubbardofSluan. Fla.; a stepson, John
Htxlgins of Batuvia. N.Y.; 2 nieces.
Nancy D. Gallin of Winston-SaJcm
and Myra D. Ellis of MocKsville; 2
nephew.s, Donnic G. Davis of MtKks-
villc and Robert E. Davi.sofClarcmont;
9 step grandchildren: a .sLster-in-law,
Nannie D. Davis of Mocksville; and
numerous other friends and relatives.
Graveside services were to be con
ducted at 4 p.m. Nov. II), at Eaton's
Baptist Church Cemetery.
Memorials may he made to Eaton's
Baptist Church Cemetery Fund or a
charity of the donor's choice.
Bailey Lee James
Bailey Lee James Sr., 58. of Hem-
J lock Street, Mocksville, died Tuc^ay
afternoon, Nov. 2.1999, at his home.
Bom in Davic County Aug. 5,1941
to the late Clarence Bruce James Sr.
and LauraGracc Shcek James and was
a retired mail carrier with the U.S.
Postal Service with 25 ycarsof.service.
He was a member of Mocksville First
Baptist Church. He was preceded in
death by a brother, Gcwgc James.
Surviving arc his wife. Wanda Gre
gory James of the home; a daughter,
Karen Kennedy and husband Scott of
Charlotte: 2 sons. Chip James and wi fc
Sherry of Fort Laudcrdalc. Ra. and
Chris James of Advance: a grandson:
2 sisters. Mary Nell Holman and
Camilla James, both of Mocksville: 5
brothcrs.C.B. James Jr.otCo»)leemcc.
Henry James of Winston-Salcm.
Jimmy Shcek James and Duke James,
both of Waynasvillc. and William
JamcsofMocksvillc: and several nieces
and nephews.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.
al EaU)n Funeral Chapel with tch Rev.
Bill Davis oHIciating. Burial followed
in Rose Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Mocks
ville Rrst Baptist Church. 390 North
Main Street. Mocksville. N.C. 27028
or to a charity of the donor's choice.
. Winnie W. Johnson■J Winnie Wottdrow Johnson, 85. of
Boonville. died Saturday. Nov. 6.1999,
at his home.
Funeral services were held at 11
a.m. Nov. 8. at Richmond Hill BaptistChurch. Burial follpuc-d in the churchcemetery. ^
He was the brother of Paul Monroe
Johnson of Mocksville.
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Lewis Mills Keeton, 86, of
Dellwood Lane, Advance, died late
Sunday, Nov. 7.1999,at Fbrsyth Medi
cal Center in Winston-Salem.
Funeral services were to be held at
2 p.m. Nov. 10. at Davie Baptist Church
by the Rev. Aaron Carter with burial
following in the church cemetery.
He was bom in Guilford County
June28. l9l3.tothelateMartinLuther
and Emma Evans Keeton and was re
tired from JeflCo. Hewas a World War
II veteran of the U.S. Army and a
member of Davie Baptist Church. His
wife.Mary Elsie OsbomcKccton.died
in 1992. He was also preceded in death
by 3 brothers and 3 sisters.
Survivors includc2daughters. RubyJean BogerofWavetiy, Va.andJuAnn
CrotLs of Mocksville: 6 sons, Lynn
Keeton and Glen Keeton. both of
Mocksville. Cleo Keeton. Martin E.
Keeton and John Keeton. all of Ad
vance. and Louis W. KeetonofGrccns-
boro:24 grandchildren: I8great grand
children: 2 sisters. Mary Keeton of
Lewisville and Rosa Bell Bycrly of
Winston-Salcm:abtothcr,Troy Keeton
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FitzhughLavon "F.L." "Filz" Miller,
78. formeriyofLexington.ilied Thurs
day. Nov. 4.1999. ai Forsyih Medical
Cemerin Winsion-Salem. He had lived
ihe past Tour yean at the home of his
daughter. Sylvia Luffman on
Meadowview Road. Mocksville.
Bom Dec. 10.1920. in Dillon. S.C..
to the late Levi Gordon and Sarah
Maude Bowen Miller, he was a vet
eran. serving during World War II and
the Vietnam War in the U.S. /Vrmy and
U.S. Air Force. National CuanJ-312
Evacuation Hospital Unit in Winston-
Salem. He was awarded the National
Defense Service Medal. Vietnam Ser
vice Medal. American Theater Service
Medal. Good Conduct Medal and
World War n Victory Medal. He re
tired from AT&T in Winston-Salem
after 31 years of service. He was a
longtime member of First Baptist
Church of Lexington but attended
Jcrtisalem Baptist Church in Mocks
ville. Active in the community, he was
amemberofLcxingtonMasonic Lodge
473. Scottish Rite. Charlotte Oasis
Shrine Temple and Lexington VFW.
He was a chatter member of World
War I! Memorial and AT&T Pioneer
Club. He loved spending time with his
great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death in 1995
by his wife of 55 years. Mary Hard
Eller Miller, whom he married July 27.
1940. He was also preceded i n death by
3 brothers. Jackie Miller. Buddy Miller
and Paul Miller.
Surviving arc 2 daughters. Sylvia
Luffman and hu.shand Ruby of Mocks
ville and Dorothy Adams and husband
Tom of Lewisvillc; a son, Michael
Lewis Miller and wife Li.su of Lexing
ton; 5 grandchildren; 3 great grand-
children;4 sisters. Adalinc Openlander
of Largo. Fla.. Eva Williams and Ruth
Miller, both of Salisbury, and Alice
Fields of Spencer; andaspecial friend.
Pat Gregory of Mix;kxville.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.
Nov. 7. at Jcmsalcm Baptist Church
with the Revs. Leonard l^ollins and
Jimmy Lancaster ofliciating. Military
graveside rites were conducted by Fort
Bragg Honor Guard at Forrest Hill
Memorial Park in Lexington.
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Linda Mills Pyle
Linda Mills Pyle. 55. of 2393 N.C.
801 South. Advance, died Wednes
day. Nov. 3.1999. at her home.
BomAprin. 1944. to Jesse W. and
Grace Stewart Mills Sr. of Charlotte,
she was a member of Yadkin Valley
BaptistChuR'h. She retired fromCIem-
mons Kitchen due to health problems.
Surviving, in addition to her par
ents. arc her husband. Jack Norman
Pyle of the home; 2 daughlcis. Diane
M.Taylorand husbandTerty and Penny
Pyle. all of Advance; a son. Ronald R.
Alligood Jr. of Advance; agranddaugh-
ter; 2 sisters. Carolyn Mills Owens of
Linside. W.Va. and Marjorie M. Fields
ofWinston-Salem; and 2 brothers. Jesse
W. Mills Jr. ofGreensboro and Donald
W. Mills of Winston-Salcm.
A graveside service was held Nov.
6. at I p.m. at Vadkin Valley Baptist
Church by the Rev. Ronnie Craddock.
Memorials may be made to Na
tional Kidney Foundation of North
Carolina. 5970 Fairview Road. Suite
408. Charlotte. N.C. 28210-3167.
Jean Royal
j Daisy EvogeneJoyce "Jean" Royal.
59. of Hilksvillc. Va. died Nov. 6.
1999. at N.C. Baptist Hospital in Win-
ston-Salem.
Funeral services were condueted at
11 a.m. Nov. 8. at Victory Way Baptist
Church. Burial was in Snow Hill United
Methodist Church Cemetery in
Danbury.
She was thesisterofJoAnn Bamey
of Advance.
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Dairell N. Smilh. 69. of Shcfnelti
Road, Hamiony, died Nov. 6.1999. ai
Davis Medical Center in Statesville.
Bon) March 25. 1930. in Iredcll
County to the late James N. and Ada L.
Tumfin Smith, he was a member of
Edgewood BaptistChurchand the Bom
Again Singers. He was a World War II
veteran, serving in the U.S. Navy. He
retired in 1991 from the Hall of Justice
in Winston-Salem.
Survivors include his wife of six
years. Linda A. Smith; 2 sons. Jimmy
Smith and wife Elaine of Statesville
and Michael Smith of Taylorsville; a
daughter. Kim Davis of Winston-Sa
lem: a stepdaughter. Ruth Shores and
husband Charles of Winston-Salem; a
stepson. Jason Rock of Winston-Sa
lem; and 7 grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Nov. 8.
at 2 p.m. at Edgewood Baptist Church
with the Rev. Danny Shore and Pastor
Robert Staton officiating. Burial fol
lowed in New Union United Methodist
Church.
y Lola Taylor Spiy
Mrs. LolaTaylorSpry. 95.ofCoo|.
eemee. died Nov. 3. |999 at Rowan
Regional Medical Center in Salisbury.
Bom Sept. 19. 1904, she was em
ployed by Envin Mills for over 40
years and wasamemberofCoolccmce
First Baptist Church. She was the
daughter of the late Leroy and Julia
Evans Taylor.
She was preceded in death by her
husband. Stacy Franklin Spry, in 1931.Survivors include2daughtcrs: Mrs.
Orville (Catherine) Morris of North
Augusta.S.C..andMrs.Roben(Ethel)Brooks, with whom she made her
home; 3 grandchildren. 4 great-grand
children; and 3 great-great-grandchil
dren.
Funeral services were held Satur
day. Nov. 6. at 2 p.m. at Eaton Funeral
Chaiwl vvith the Rev. Shelby Harbor
olflciating. Burial was at Rowan Me-
morial Park.
\|emorials may be made lo Viciory
Bapiisi Church. l60MitJwaySl..Cool-
ecmee. or charily of choice.
She was preceded in death by seven
brothers and sisieis.
Fred CecO Wall
j Fred Cecil Wall, 81, of Oak Grove
V (2hutch Road, Mocksville. died Mon
day. Nov. 8,1999, at Autumn Care of
Mocksville.
BomAug.S. 19l8.inDavteCounty
to the late Charles Lemuel and Lula
Lanier Wall, he was retired from
Caudell Lumber Company with 31
years ofservice. He served in the U.S.
Army during World War n and was a
lifeittne memberof OakCrove United
Methodist Church. He was preceded
in death by his wife. Pauline Whitaker
Wall, Feb. 3, 1998. He was also pre
ceded In death by a sister and 2 broth
ers.
Surviving are a daughter. Peggy
Dillion and husband Keigh of Salis-
bury;ason,FretldieM. Wall and wife
Teny of Statesville: 5 grandchildren:
3gieatgrandchildren;2sisters,Evelyn
Bogerand Frances MeClamrock, both
of Mocksville; and 3 brothers. Tom
Wall, Roy Wall and Lee Wall, all of
Mtxksville.
A graveside service was lo be held
ai2p.m.Nov. I l.aiOak Grove United
Methodist Church Cemetery with the
Revs. Jack Yaiborough and Charles
Stewart officiating. The family was to
be at Eaton Funeral Home Nov. 10,7-
9 p.m..
Memorials may be made to Oak
n Grove United Methodist Church
Steeple Fund. 1984 U.S. Hwy. 158
East, Mocksville. N.C. 27028.
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Margaret Ward Butler. 80. of Con
cord. died at her home Dtursday. Nov.
11.1999.Bom Dec. 23. t9l8.inMocksvil1e
to the late Brtice Ward and Margaret"Maggie" Stonestreet Ward, she re-
Ured from Heilig Myers Furniture in
Kannapolis. She was a rnember otKannapolis Church of Chn^st.
Surviving are her husband. H.i^Butler.adaughter. MargoKenri«ly of
Kannapolis; a sister. Theolene Barti«
of Dallas.Texas; 4 grandchildren; and
5 great grandchildren.
The funeral service was conducted
at 2 p.m. Nov. 4. at Lady's FunendHome Chapel in Kannapolis by Kirk
Sams. Burial was to be inChurch of Christ Cemetery m Mocks-
"'"Memorials may be made to to-napolisChurchofChrist. 2315 Con
cord Lake Road. Kannapolis. N.C.
28083.
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y Annie Maxwell Lambeth Daniel.
89. ofCharlotte, died Monday. Nov. 8.
1999.
Bora in Lee County Sept. 8.1910,
to the late Minnie Clyde Ceddie and
Edgar Eugene Lambeth in the house
where her father was bora, she gradu
ated from Louisburg College and mar
ried Armand Turner Daniel after her
jtmtor year at Greensboro College. She
lived in Mocksville for 17 years and
had been a resident of Charlotte for the
past 51 years. She was a member of
Myers Park United Methodist Church
and the Republican Woman's Club
where she was a chaplain locally and
statewide. She was a cub scout den
mother for a number of years and was
a member of various garden, bridge
and book clubs. She was the last livingmemberoftheCharlotteAntiqueClub.
S urviving are 4 children. Ann Mane
Langford and husband Dr. Thomas A.
Langford of Durham and Lake
Junaluska. Peggy D. Young and hus
band Dr. John A. Young of Charlone,
Annand T. Daniel Jr. and wife Phyllis
Beam DanielofLaurinbutg andWilm
ington and Max L. and Daniel and wife
Marshall McLean Daniel ofCharlotte;asister.RuthL.MoodyofBear Creek;
a sister-in-law. Hazel Browning
LambethofRaleigh; I2grandchildren;
and 12 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a
brother. E.E. Lambeth; a sister. Dor
othy L. Garncn; and a grandson. John
Adam Young 111.
Her funeral was held at 11:30 a.m.
Nov. 12. at Myers Park United Meth
odist Church by the Revs. Thomas A.
Langford UI and William E Roth.
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Everctte Jordan "EJ." Jordan, 74.*
ofCedarCieekRoad. Mocksville, died
Friday afternoon. Nov. 5.1999.alF<3r-
syth Memorial Hospital in Winston-
Salem after an extended illness.
He was born in Davie County Aug.
31. 1925. to the late Samuel E and
Bessie Smoot Eaton. A graduate of
Davie County Training School, he was
an honorably discharged veteran ofthe
U.S. Army. He was amemberofCedar
CreekBaptist Church where he served
as a deacon. He was also a Master
Mason at Corinthian Lodge 17 P.H.A.
He was preceded in death by 6
brothers.Guy, Alta. John. Sam. Spurges
and Lou Eaton; and 2 sisters, Cara and
Vivian Eaton.
Surviving are a son, Everette Lohr
Eaton of the home; a long time close
friend and mother of his son, Frances
Doris Anderson; and a host of other
relatives.
His funeral service was conducted
by the Rev. Michael Linville at 1:30
p.m. Nov. 11, at Cedar (2reek Baptist
Church. Burial was Nov. 12. at 11 a.ra.
at Veterans National Cemetery in Sal
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Mis. June Marion Hicks, 79, of
Yadkinvllte Road, Mocksville, died
early Sunday morning, Nov. 14,1999,
at Autumn Care of Mocksville.Funeral services were at 4 p.m.
Monday, Nov. 15, in First United
Methodist Church of Mocksville with
the Rev. Charles Turner ofTiciating.
Burial was in Rose Cemeteiy.
The family requests memorials be
coristdered for Juvenile Diabetes Foun
dation, 1401 Old Mill Road, Winston-
Salem, 27103, or to the Choir Fund of
Mocksville Fust United Methodist
Church, 305 Main Sl
Mis. Hicks was bom in Pinnacle
(Suiry County) on Sept. 15, 1920 to
ihe late S.S. and Nora Hunt Marion
and was a retired school teacher, hav-
. ing taught in the Davie County Schtxtl
System for 36 years. She was a gradu
ate of Brevard College and continued
her graduate studies at the University
of North Carolina in Chapel Hill and
Appalachian State Teachers College,
where she was awarded her master's
degree. She was a long-time member
of the Fiist United Methodist Church
of Mocksville.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, Claude Thomas Hicks, in
1969andby abrother, H. Dean Marion.
Surviving: her tlaughter, Lynne
Hicks Byerly and husband Jerry W.
Byerly of Mocksville; 2 grandsons: 8
brothers and sisters, Gertrude
(Clarence) Allen and Charlie (Flo)
Marion of Pinnacle, Roxie M. Shaffer
of Tabor City, Violet M. Simmons of
Rural Hall, Nina M. (Bill) Cook of
Pilot Mountain, Mack (Joan) Marion
of Jacksonville, Nathaniel (Carolyn)
Manon of North Wilkesboro, and
Donald(Kay) Marion ofMyrtIc Beach,
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fuhnsieB.Hiler,75,ofSpringLake,died at her home Friday, Nov. P
1999.
She was a member of Spring Lake
United Methodist Church. She was a
service unit managerand a troop leader
for Spring Lake and Fort Bragg Girl
Scouts, having served the Girl Scouts
for over 44 years. She was a member
and former ptesi^t of the Spring
Lake Lioness Club. She was a former
registrar for the Board of Elections in
Spring Lake.
Survivingare her husband, Stanley
R. Hiler of Spring Lake; 2 daughters,
Barbara H. Anial of Spring Lake and
Ellen H. Upole of Southern Pines; a
son, Samuel F. Hiler of Spring Lake; 2
sisters, Lucille Canter of Greensboro
and Wiljie Bracken of Mocksville; a
brother. Bill Bracken of Mocksville; 8
grandchildren; and 15 greatgrandchil
dren. j
The funeral service was held at 3
p.m. Nov. 14, at Spring Lake United
Methodist Church. Burial followed in
Riverview Memorial Gardens.
Memorials may be made to the
Johnsie Hiler Memorial Fund, c/o
SpringLakeUnitedMeihodist Church,1408 Mack Street, Spring Lake, N.C.
28390.
Nan Beauchamp Keller
Nan Beauchamp Keller, 85, ofLex-
tngton Road, Mocksville, died Tues
day, Nov. 9, 1999, at Meadowbrook
Terrace of Davie.
; BamJulyl2. l9l4,inDav!eCounty
td the late Jerry and Lula Potts, she was
ahomemakcr. She attended Redland
Pentecostal Church. She was preceded
in death by her husband, William
Vincent "^uck" Keller, in 1994;ason.
Jeny Keller, in 1999; 3 sisters, Delia
Sheek. Nettie Behelerand Sally Beau
champ; and 3 btoihets, Robert Beau
champ, Gene Beauchamp and Joe
B|pauchamp.
•I Survivors include a daughter-in-
lt{w, Carlius H. Keller; a grandson,
Davie Keller and wife Emily Advance;
and 2 sisters, Ellie Howard of Mtrcks-
ville and Chariotte Williams of Ad
vance.
Funeral services were held at 11
a.m.Nov. 11, at Eaton Funeral Chapel
wth the Rev. Joel Boyles officiating.
Burial followed in Rowan Memorial
Park in Salisbury.
' MemorialsmaybemadetoRedland
Pentecostal Church, 137 Baltimore
Road, Advance, N.C. 27006.
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Jr..78,ofEaionsChurchRoad.Mocl»-
ville. died Friday night. Nov. 12, at
Forsyth Medical Center.
Funeral services were at 11 a.in.
Monday, Nov. 15, in Fork Baptist
Church with the Rev. Rusty Moirison,
pastor, offlciating. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
The family request memorials be
considered for the Building Fund of
Fork Baplist Church, 3140 U.S. 64 E..
Mocksville.
Graveside Masonic Riles were con
ducted by the Mocksville Lodge
AF&AM 134. Lodge members served
as pall bearers.
Mr. Merrell was bom in Oavie
County.Nov.S, 1921 toihelateGeorge
Edgar Merrell Sr. and Sally Hendrix
Merrell and was the retired owner and
operator of Merrell Furniture Com
pany. He wasamember of the Mocks
ville Masonic Lodge AF&AM 134
and a member of the Winston-Salem
Shrine Oub.
HewaspastpresidentoftheMocks-ville Lions Club and past president of
the WlUiam R. DavieRuritanaub. He
waspresidentof iheSOPlusaub in the
Fork Community. He was a former
memberofEaions Baptist Church and
was a member of the Fork Baplist
Church where he served on the Dea
con Board.
During World War n, he was a
veteran of the U.S. Aimy. He was
preceded in death by his first wife,
Elizabeth Ferebee Merrell, in 1992; 2
brothers, Wayne Merrell and Aubrey t
Merrell. and by a sister, Vauda Minor.
Surviving: his second wife, Oneida
Hendrix Metrellofthe home: 2daugh-
lets,Mrs.Stephen(Sarah)Mencll Headof Charlotte, Mrs. Charlie (Vicki)
Merrell Davis of High Point; 2 sons,
George Lindsay Merrell of Mocks
ville and Edgar Ferebee Merrell and
wifeMaiiaofHighPbint;2step-daugh-
tets, Mrs. John, Lloyd Stone of
Jeffetsonville, Ga.. and Mrs. Sarah
Uoyd Smith of Concord; 5 grandchil
dren; 5 step-grandsons; a sister, Mrs.
Wyona Merrell Johnson of Mocks
ville; and several nieces, nephews and
cousins.
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Mr. John Henry Nail, 85, o(>
Gladstone Raad,Cooleemee, died Iat4>
Fridayevening,Nov. 12, l999,atDavid J
County Hospital after a sudden illness,'
Funeral services were at 2 p.m; ;
Monday, Nov. 15, in the First Baptist
Church of Cooleemee with the Rev. ;
Jeff Pennington, pastor, officiating.;
Burial was in the Garden of the Cros» ;
ofRowan Memorial Parkin SaUsbuiy.^^
The family requests memorials
considered for the Roof Fund of FiisK^
Baptist Church of Cooleemee, cfoMrsrC:
So^ Scott, P.O Box 518. ■'
Mr. Nail was bom in DavieCOunty'
Dec. 22,1913, to the late Henry and
Flora Ferebee Nail and had been widi
Gravely Tracuir Company. He had
worked at Burlington Industries for
over 40 years. He was a lifelong mem-
beroftheFiistBtqitist ChurchofCool
eemee where he had served on the
Deacon Board and the Usher Board,
He enjoyed gardening and all tiutside
activities, especially spending time
with his children and grandchildren,
and working and caring for his church.
He was preceded in death by a
brother.
Surviving is his wife of SO years;
Mary Allen Nail, ofthehome;2daugh-'
lers, Cornelia Lea Nail of the home,
and Betty Mclntyre of Woodleaf; a
son, Ronnie D. Noil of Mocksville; 5
grandchildren; one great-grandchild;
one sister, Lorena N. Dull of Cool
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Mr. KaiieCarolyn Gough Reavis,
54. of Rocky DaJe Lone. Mocksville.
died Saturday nighi, Nov. 13,1999.at
Wake Forest Uni-
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in Eaton PuneralK
Rev. Notman Fryo
was in Batons Bap-
etery,
Mrs. Reavis was bom in Winston-
Salem on /an. 10, I94S to the late
Vodie H. and Blanche Cranfill Gough
and was a homemaker. She had been a
secretary atid clerical worker with
Shuit-Hartman Construction Com
pany. She was a graduate ofthe James
A. Gray High School Class of 1963,
and was a member and past president
of the N.C. Paraplegic Association.
She was a member of Hope Baptist
Tabernacle.
She was [needed in death by her
hu^aitdofSI years, Wayne Reavis, in
1998, a daughter, Venus A. Reavis in
1981, her father, Vodie H. Gough in
1997, her mother Blanche Cranfill
Gough in 1998, three brothers, Ralph
S. Gough in I935,SammyL. Gough in
1987, and Calvin Gough in 1999.
Surviving; 2 daughters, Bridget!
Engle and Leslie Reavis, both of
Mocksvilietagranddaughter.abrolher,
Vergil Gough ofWinston-Salem; and
an aunL
The family raquati memorials be
considered for the N.C. Paraplegic
Association, 2856 Monticelio Drive,
Winston-Salem, 27106.
Elvira Hutchins Smith
Elvira Hutchins Smith, 85, of Pud
ding Ridge Rood, Mocksville. died
Thursday morning, Nov. 11, 1999, at
Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home in
Winston-SaJem.
Bom in Davie County April 21,
1914. to the laic Sanford and Iiene
Collette Hutchins, she was a home-
maker and dairy farmer. She was a
lifeiotig member of Batons Baptist
Church. She enjoyed crafts and espe
cially liked embroidery and making
artificial flowers. Herhusband, Asbuty
Smith, preceded her in death in 1990.
She was also preceded in death by a
sister. Ora Hutchins: and 2 brothtns.
Frank and Albert Hutchins.
Survivorsincludeadaughter, Betty
Stttith of .Mocksville; and a special
friend, Roy Taylor.
Funeral services weia held at 11
a.m. Nov. 13, at Eaton Funeral Chapel
by Dr. David Oilbreath. Burial fol
lowed in Batons Baptist Church Cem
etery.
Memorials may be considered for
the Cemetery Fund of Batons Baptist
Church, c/o Jim Eaton, 940 Eaions
Church Road. Mocksville, N.C. 27028
or Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home,
Hospice Lane, Winsion-Salem, N.C.
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Frank Bjrui Jr.. 62, of 620
Kennesaw RoatI, Harmony, died Mon-
ilay morning. Nov. 22. 1999, ji his
home.
Bom Scpl. 12, 1937. in Burke
Couniy 10 the lalo Frank Banrs Sr. and
tidna Seagle Bams Whisinani, he was
adicsel mechanic.
Surviving arc his wife. Virginia
"Jenny" Hood Bums of the home; a
son, Frank Junior Bams of Harmony;
4 daughters by a previous marnage,
Cindy Helson of Icard. Karen Seagle.
Donna Leek and Tesia Price, all of
Drcjtel; 3 grandchildren; and a step
granddaughter; 3 brothers, Roy Bams
of Drcxel, Richani Bams and Farrcll
BamsofVaJdesc;and3si5lcrs.Jarlcne
BuffofValdcsc. Meriine Simmons of
Drexel and RachelJimison ofValdcsB.
Gravesidescrvices were held at 11a.m. Nov. 24, at New Hope Baptist
Church Cemetery by the Rev. Dennis
Siillwell.
Lee Collins Scott
LeeCoIllnsScoll, 77,ol'Lc*ingion.died Saturday, Nov. 13, 1999, at Lex
ington Memorial Hospital after two
years ofdeclining health.
He was the father of Emmeit Scott
of Advance.
Funeral services were held m 2:30
p-m. Nov. IS, at Rrsi Baptist Church
by the Revs. Glenn Peltiford and Rci)-
crt Harmon. Btiriai followed in Lex
ington City Cemetery.
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Mrs.RiiiaCarwoodVogJcr 83 ofW.nston-Saicm, diedNov. 21 1999She was bom Jan, 27.1916, inOavie
CournyioSamudAndersonGarwoodond Mamie Cope Garwood
Survtvors include; 2 sons, RobenI^ VogierartdW.L. •Bill" VogierofWtmton-Saiem;2siste,s, BettfAo^M«k and Lucille G.King; a grid?chtldrcn; and 7 great-grandchildren
a ^'^|"''""'««fvice was held at 1 jNov. 23, at Harmony
UK Rev, David Cook officiating.
Walter Lee WaU
J Mr.WalterLeeWall,78,ofHobson
Drivc.Mocksville.dicdTuesdaymom-ing.Nov. i6,1999,
ieteral monilis of
gmvesidc service
with the Rev. CharlesSicwan officiat
ing. Military riles were conducted by
'he liih District Memorial Honor
Guard. Veterans of Foreign War.
The family requesK memwials be
considered for Alzhclmets Research.
3420 Shamrock Drive, Charlotte
28215.
Mr. Wail was bom in DavieCounty
Nov. 13. 1921. to the late Charlie
Lemuel and Luia Lanicr Wall and was
a retired warehouseman with the VA.
Medical Center In Salisbury with 33
yearsofscrviee.Hehadbecnalifciongresident ofDavie Couniy and enjoyed
fishing, hunling, and gardening. Dur
ing World War 11. he was a veteran of
the U.S. Army/Air Force, and was a
Purple Hcan recipient.
He was preceded in death by a
sister, Mrs.ThurmanfFrankiejBnwIes,and 3 brothers. Clarence Wall. Bob
Wall, and Frpd Wail,
Surviving; his wife of 51 'years.
Shirley Baker Wall of the home; a
daughter, Jeanne Wall Mclvin and
husband. Michael, of Concord; a son
Richard Lee Wall of Sylva; 2 giand-
daughtcrs; 2sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Boger
and Mrs. Frances McClamrock, both
of Mocksville; 2 brothers, Tom Wall
and Roy Wall, both of Mocksville; 2
sisters-in-law. Mrs. Elmer Wall of
Mocksville and Mrs. Pansy Wall ofthe
Cana community; a Goddaughter.
Sandra Laws of Mocksville; and nu
merous nieces and nephews.
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V 90. of Baltimore Road, Advance, died
Sunday. Nov. 28. 1999, at Forsyth
Medical Center in Winston-Salem.
Bom April I, l909,inDavieCounty
to the late Moyd and Josephine Tucktf
Smith, she was a lifelong member of
Bethlehem United Methodist Church
and spent her life caring for her family.
She was preceded in death by her hus
band. Boss RensyArmswotthy.in 1978
after S1 years of marriage; a brother.
Gumey Smith; and a grandson. (Chris
topher Armsworthy.
Surviving are 2 sons, Ricky G.
Armsworthy and wifeEloine and Barry
R, Armsworthy, all of Advance; 2
daughters. Maxine A. Spillman and
husband Robert and Sherry A. Franco,
all of Advance; 3 sisters. Ruby S.
McKnight, Grey S, Robertson and
Jessie S. Hodson. all of Advance; 2
grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren;
a great great grandchild; and several
nieces and nephews.
Graveside services were held at 11
am. Dec. I,at Bethlehem UnitedMeth-
odist Church by the Rev. Mark
Weekley.
Memorials may be made to Bethle
hem United Methixlist Church Build-
ingFund.321 Redland Road, Advance,
N,C, 27006,
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James Dermont Howard, 88, of
CIcmmons, died Saturday, Nov. 27.
1999, at his residence.
BomMay3l, 191 l.inOavieCounty
to Casper and Maggie Luster Howard,
he as preceded in death by his wife,
Ella Stevens Howard, in 1982; and a
son, Bobby Howard.
Surviving are his daughter, Nancy
Hendrix and husband Harry of Clem-
mons; 2 grandchildren. Sherry
McCulloh and husband Lee of Mocks-
villeand LynnThompsonand husband
Richard of Texas; 3 step grandchil
dren; and a sister. Clare Parksof Clem-
motis.
Funeral services were held at 7 p.m.
Nov. 29.at Haywotth-MillerKinderton
Chapel with the Rev. Otis Clampitt
officiating.
J Rudi Faak
Mr. Rudi Faak. 68. of 806 Howell
Rd.. Mocksville. died Saturday. Nov.
27.1999.
He was bora April. 6. 1931 in
Heinrichswalde. Germany to Arthur
and Maria Matzik Faak. He was a self-
employed buildingcontractorand was
a member of the Davie County Build
ers Association. Mr. Faak was an avid
pigeon flyer and was a ntemberof the
Tarheel Racing Pigeon Club.
He is survived by: his wife, Gisela
Hoffmann Faak of the home; 2 sons.
Mike (and wife. Denell) Faak of
Mocksville. and Ronald Faak of the
home; one granddaughter. 2 sisters,
Hedi Frar.k and Martha (and husband
Max) Kurschncr of Germany; nieces
and nephews.
Funeral services were conducted at
2p.m.Tuesday,Nov.30.atHayworth-
Millcr Kinderton Chapel by the Rev.
Joel K. Boyles . Burial was in Westlawn
Gardens of Memory.
CannMi F. Qames
y CarmonF.]james,8S.ofWoodleaf,
died Thursday, Nov. 2S, 1999, at
Forsyth Medical Center.
She is survived by onesisier.Lililis
Ijames Penninger of Woodleaf, and
several nieces and nephews.
Miss Ijames was a member of
ATiS;Tpioneers.andamemberofthe
First Baptist Church in Cooieemee.
Memorials can be mode to the First
Baptist Church of Cool eemee,c/o Sara
Scott.P.O. Box S18.Coolcemce270l4.
A graveside service was held Sun
day, Nov. 28, at New Union United
Methodist Church Cemetery with the
Rev. Jeff Pcnninglon officiating.
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Ruth Peacock Hellard, 76. of Tur-
r^nneChurchRoad.Mocksville.diedMonday morning. Nov. 1999 gj
hw home after several months of de-
cltning health.
BorainIredell(2ouniyOcL9 1923to the late James and Lucretia Hanis'
Peacock, she wasretired fiomSataLee
Contoration. She had previouslyworked for Baker Furniture. She at
tended Ttimendne Baptist Church and
was an avtd campw and especially
enjo^ fishing. She was preceded in
«|eath by agrandchiId.Uri Rogersran^ter Maude Bame; and 5 brothers.
Peacock, Ivory Peacock, Roy
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Survivors include her husband of
57 years, Ruben Hellardof the home-2^ughters. Margie Hellard and Kathy
Rogers and husband Patrick, all of
M^ksville; 2 sons. Johnny Hellard
Md wife Lola of Mocksville and Joe
Hellard of the home; 5 grandchildren-2 step grandchildren; 8 great grand
children; a sister, Eva Mae Nichols of
Cooieemee; and a brother. Vance Pea
cock of Statesville.
Funeral services were to be held at
2p.m.Nov.24,atEaionFuneialCliaDel
Sloop and Johnny
Hellard ofEciaiing. Burial followed inTummine Baptist Church Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to DavieCounty Hospice, c/o Janet Blair, P.O.
Box 848, Mocksville, N.C. 27028.
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Mr. John Kair McCulloh Jr.. 69. of
U.S. 158 East. Advance, died Tues
day. Nov. 23.1999 al his residence.
A graveside service was held Fri
day at 11 a.m.alDulinUniiedMethod-
ist Church Cemetery with the Revs.
Marie Weekley and DonaldFunderburk
officiating.
The family requests memorials be
considered for Brenncrs Childrens
Hospital Developmental Office. Medi
cal Center Blvd.. Winston-Salem.
27157.
Mr. McCulloh was bom May 1.
1930 in Fbrsyih County to the late
John and Magdalene Potts McCulloh.
He was a graduate of Shady Grove
High School and was co-owner of
McCulloh Produce and retired as a
self-employed truck driver.
Stjrvivots include: his wife of 49
years. Leona Myers McCulloh of the
home; a son. Dennis McCulloh of
Advance; 2 daughters. Pamela M.
Crump of Brown Summitt, and Lynn
M. Tutlerow and husband Dean of
Mocksville; 6 grandchildren; and a
sister. Jacqueline Taylor of Augusta.
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J Dewcy Thomas Nicholson. 75. of
Cooleemee. formerlyofHiddenite.dicd
Monday, Nov. 22. 1999. at Davie
County Hospital.
Bom in Iredell County Nov. 13.
1924. tothelate Willieand Edna Jarvis
Nicholson, he was a retired textile
worker and of the Baptist faith. He waspreceded in death by ahalf brother. Lee
Roy Lowe.
Survivors include his wife. Eva
FisherNicholsonofthchome;abrother.Junior Vance Nicholson of Hiddenite;
and 3 sisters. Faye Kahl and Estelle
Nicholson, both of Union Grove, and
MaryeeBongino of Baltimore. Md..
Funeral services were conducted at
11 a.m. Nov. 25, at Grassy Knob Bap
tist Church by the Revs. Joey Camp
bell and JeffPennington.
/ Francis Bowden Seats
Mr. Francis Bowden Scats. 51. of
U.S. 158 East, died at his residence on
Monday. Nov. 22.
A graveside service was held at 2
p.m. on Sunday. Nov. 28. at the OakGrove United Methodist ChurchCem-
etery. with the Revs. Norman Fryeand
Charles Stewart officiating. Members
of the N.C. DepartmentofCorrections
served as an honor guard at the service.
In lieu of flowers., the family re
quests memorials be considered to theAmerican RedCross.65Coutt Square.
Mocksville.
Mr. Scats was bom in Davie County
on April 24. 1948 to the late Clyde
Franklin Seats Sr. and Adelaide
Bowden Seats. He was retired earlier
this year, after serving 22 years as an
officer of the N.C. Department ofCor-
rections where he had been awarded
several certificates of appreciation.
Mr. Scats is survived by 2 sons.
Patrick Seats of Mocksville. and Mat
thew Seats ofTacomaWash.;2 sisters.
Martha (J.T. Jr.) Smith, and Jean
(Wayne) James, and a brother. Clyde
(Shirley) Seats, all of Mocksville.
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/ Mrs. Alice Clawson Belton, 62. of
Stokesdale,dicd Friday evening, Dec.
3.1999, at Moses Cone Hospital.
Mrs. Belton wasbomMay22.1937,in DavieCounty.toihelaieClaudeand
Nettie HelperClawson. wasemployed
by Ceinco, and was a member of-
Summerfield United Methodist
Church. Her parents, a brother, Ken
neth Clawson. half-brother. Roy
Clawson. brothers-in-law. Jimmy
Belton and Avery Belton. preceded
Mrs. Belton in death.
Survivors include: her husband of
40 y^. Phillip Belton; daughter and
son-in-law. Ruby and Scott Tickle of
Summerfield: sister, Nell Lagle of
Mocfcsville: 2 brothers. Claude
Clawson of Columbus, Ohio, and
Marshall Clawson of Clemmons; 2
half sisters. Hazel Howard of Mocks-
ville and Mae Warlick of Branson.
Mo.; half brother, Edd Clawson of
Woodleaf: sister-in-law and husband.
Rita and Fred Nordman of Charlotte;
brother-in-law and wife, Mike and
Debbie Belton of Summerfield; sev
eral nieces and nephews, and her spe
cial dog. "Little Bit."
Funeral Services were Monday.
Dec. 6, at II a,m. at Summerfield
United Methodist Church with the
Revs. Roy Steed and Roger Bairicks
officiating. Burial was in the churoh
cemetery. Pallbearers were Kenny
Holt. Roger Holt. Cecil Williams.
Sammy Angel. Dairell Sparks, and
Bill Kooniz.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may
be made to Hospice of Greensboro or
to Summerlrcld United Methodist
Church.
Jessie Smith Browder
Mrs. Jessie Smith Browder, 92, of
Baltimore Road, Advance, died Sun
day. Dec. 5. 1999 at her home.
Mrs. Browder was bom May 30.
1977 in Alexander County to the laic
Jackson and Roberta Ford Smith.
She was preceded in death by her
husband. B.T. Browder in 1979, af
ter 49 years of marriage; 2 brothers,
Jackson Smith and Gilbert Smith;
and 3 sisters, Rowena S. Adams.
Willie S. Campbell, and Johnsie S.
Hedrick.
Mrs. Browder spent her life tak
ing care of her family. She was a
member of Advance Methodist
Church.
She is survived by: a son. Ben
Browder and wife Ann of Advance;
2 daughters. Ann B. Seamon of
Mooresville and Sue B. Fblmar and
husband Paul of Advance; 8 grand
children; and 16 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Tues
day, Dec. 7 at 3 p.m. at Advance
Methodist Church with the Revs,
Reg Alderman and David Childeis
officiating. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to any
church of the donor's choice.
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Mr. Julian "Bud" Chamberlain.
80, of Lone Hickory Community,
Mocksville, died Dec. I, 1999 at
Iredcll Memorial Hospital.
He was born June 3. 1919 to the
late Lon and Lillian Baggarly Cham
berlain. He was a retired carpenter
and of the Baptist faith.
In addition to his parents. Mr.
Chamberlain was preceded in death
by his first wife. Doris Ruth Smith.
Surviving are: his wife. Inez Bell
Chamberlain; a daughter. Linda
"Howard" Parduc of Jonesville; a
brother. Roger "Julia" Chamberlain
of Mocksville; 2grandchildren; and
a great-grandchild.
A funeral service was held at 2
p.m. Saturday. Dec. 4 at Gentry Fam
ily Chapel, Yadkinville conducted by
the Rev. Howard Wagoner with
burial in Yadkin Memorial Gardens.
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Mrs. Maijorie Cranfill Di."con, 78,
of Yadkinville, died early Monday
morning, Dec. 6. 1999 at Forsyth
Medical Center after suffering a car
diac arrest at her home Thursday,
Dec.2.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Wednesday in Harmony Grove
Friends Mectign with the Rev. Don
Cunningham, the Rev. Harold
Salmons, and Wayne Dixon ofTiciat-
ing. Burial was-in the Harmony
Grove Friends Cemetery.
The family request memorials be
considered fbr the Association of
Retarded Citizens, do Wanda Hall.
P.O. Box 233. East Bend. 27018.
Mrs. Dixon was bom in Yadkin
County. Jan. 20. 1921 to the late
James Monroe and Lora Royall
Mackie Cranfill and was owner and
operatorofDixons Greenhouses. She
had lived in Yadkin County all of her
life where she was a member of Har
mony Grove Friends Meeting. She
enjoyed spending quality time with
her family and working in her green
houses. She was a well known horti
culturist in Yadkin County.
She was preceded in death by a
sister. Mrs. Myrtle Kiger and by 5
brothers. Worth Mackie. Marvin
Mackie. Wade Mackie. Sidney
Mackie. and Frank Cranfill.
Surviving: her husband of 65
years. Ford Dixon of the home; 2
daughters, Mrs. David (Jan) Hess and
Mrs. Tony (Marjetta) Shores of
Yadkinville; 2 sons. Ron Dixon of
Mocksville and Wayne (Betty) Dixon
of Yadkinville: 6 grandchildren; 2
brothers. Carl Cranfill and wife.
Belle and Earle Cranfill of
Yadkinville: a sister-in-law, Ruth
Cranfill of Yadkinville: and many
nieces and nephews.
Ruth Boger Garner
y Ruth Boger Gamer. 77, of John
Crotts Road. Mocksville, died
Wednesday, Dec. I. 1999 at Baptist
Medical Center in Winston-Salem.
Funeral services were Saturday.
Dec. 4 at 2 p.m. at Bethel United
Methodist Church with Dr. S.B.
Wamer, and the Revs. Ardis Payne
and Pam Stradcr officiating. Burial
was in the church cemetery,
Mrs. Garner was born Aug. 6,
1922 in Davie County to the late
Grady and Mary Plott Boger. She
was retired from Autumn Care of
Mocksville as an L.P.N. She enjoyed
her hobby of baking Christmas cook
ies and working in her flower gar
den. She was a member of Bethel
United Methodist Church.
Survivors include: her husband,
Sidney Thomas Gamer of the home;
3 daughters, Rosemary Gamer of
Mocksville. Pat (Ron) Garrett of
Cleromons, and Carroll (Bill) Kisner
of Hickory: a son, Thomas Gamer
of the home: 3 grandchildren: sev
eral great-grandchildren: 3 sisters,
Ella Mae Capes of Greensboro, Ha
zel Daywalt of Mocksville, and
Bonnie Boger Milan of Winston-Sa
lem and N. Myrtle Beach: a brother,
George Boger of Mocksville: Sstep-
grandchildren: and a special friend,
Jan Angus.
Louis William Keeton
/ Mr. Louis William Keeton, 56. of
3722 Martin Ave. in Greensboro, died
Thursday evening, Dec. 2,1999.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Sunday, Dec. 5,1999. at Bethel Bap
tist Church with the Rev. Veraon Gales
officiating. Burial followed in
Lakeview Memorial Park in Greens
boro.
Bora in Greensboro at the hospital
fonncrly known as St. Leo's Hospital
to the late Lewis Mills and Mary
Osbome Keeton, Mr. Keeton was a
member of Bethel BaptistChurch. Mr.
Keeton was a veteran of the Vietnam
War serving in the United States Navy
and was an employee of Greensboro
Housing Authority.
He is survived by his wife of 23
years, Carolyn Keeton of the home:
daughters, Melissa Colljns, Amy
Torrellas, and Krystal Brown, all of
Greensboro; 2 grandchildren; sisters.
Ruby Boger of Wavcrly, Va., and
JoAnn Crotts of Mocksville; brothers.
Lynn Keeton and Glen Keeton of
Mocksville, Cleo Keeton, Martin
Keeton, and John Keeton, all of Ad
vance: and several nieces and neph
ews.
Memorials may be made to Bethel
BaptistChurch. 2230Lees Chapel Rd..
Greensboro. 27405.
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V May Bean Kinser, 92. of
Edgewood Circle. Mocksville. died
Friday, Dec. 3.1999 a( Autumn Care
of Mocksville.
Mrs. Kinser was born May 12.
1907 in Davie County to the late
Julius C. and Mary Host Bean.
She was preceded in death by her
husband. Hubert Alvin Kinser and
several brothers and sisters.
She spent her life working as a
homemaker and was a member of
Cooleemce Presbyterian Church.
She is survived by: 2 sons. Ronald
Kinser of Rose Hill and Thomas
Kinser of Mocksville; 2 daughters.
Calhryn K. Taylor of Mocksville.
and Mary Lou K. Whitehead of
Cleveland. N.C.; 14 grandchildren:
and 20 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were Sunday.
Dec. 5 at 8 p.m. at Davie Funeral
Service Chapel with the Rev. Ncul
Carter officiating. Burial was Mon
day. Dec. 6 at 11 a.m. at Liberty
United Methodist Church Cemetery.
yCharlie C. Orrell
Charlie C. Orrell. 84. of
\Vestminster.Calif..diedNov22.1999.
of heart failure.
He was a native of Advance, at
tended Shady Grove School, and was
a former member of Mocks United
Methodist Church.
A military memorial service will be
held Dec. 11.1 p.m. at Mocks Church
in Advance.
OrtcH was a member of the U.S.
MaiineCorpsinWorldWarlL serving
in the South Pacific in the Philippines.
After his honorable discharge in Janu
ary of1946. he spent several years
working for the U.S. Govcmmeni.
building hospiials in Japan and Guam.
Reluming to the United States, he was
employed by McDonnell Douglas Air
craft until he retired in 1981.
He was preceded in death by his
fether. Benny Stacy Orrell; moth;r.
Flora Howard Orrell; brother Kenneth
Otrell of Winston-Salem; and Alton
Orrell of Clemmons.
Survivors include brothers. Walter
Oncll of Advance. B.S. Orrell Jr. of
Maggie Valley, and Frank Orrell of
Winston-Salem; sisters. Lucy Gunter
of Winston-Salem. Ruby BlackburnofCocoa.Fla..BenySueOnell-Araold
of Orlando. Fla.; 2 sisters-in-law,
Marguita Orrell and Helen Orrell. the
wives of his two deceased brothers;
and 2 aunts.
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Roy Daniel Phelps
Mr. Roy Daniel Phelps. 79. of
Phelps Way. Advance, died Saturday.
Dec. 4.1999 at N.C. Baptist Hospi
tal in Winston-Salem.
Mr. Phelps was bom January 4.
1920 in Davidson County to the late
Dallon and Viola Cope Phelps. He
was a lifelong member of Fulton
United Methodist Church, where he
received 16 years perfect attendance
award. Mr. Phelps served during
World War II from 1942-1946 in the
U.S. Army. He retired in 1981 from
Foltz Concrete Pipe Company, after
18 years of service.
He is survived by: his wife of S3
years. Lyda Sparks Phelps; a son.
Larry D. Phelps; 3 daughters. Judy
P. Broadway. Patricia P. Pickett. and
Nancy P. Boger. all of Advance; 4
grandchildren; 3 great-grandchil
dren; a brother. Howard Phelps of
South Carolina; and a sister. Lena P.
Winfleld of Southmount.
Funeral services were held Tues
day. Dec. 7. at 2 p.m. at Fulton
United Methodist Church in Ad
vance. with the Rev. Jack Wallace of
ficiating. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the
American Heart Association. 1386-
A Westgate Center Drive. Winston-
Salem. 27103.
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Robert P. Rupard
Mr. Ruben P. Rupard. S2. of
Rupard Trail. Mooksville. died Sun
day. Dec. 5. 1999 al Forsyth .Medi
cal Center in Winslon-Salcm.
Mr. Rupard was born May 13.
1917 in Yadkin County to the late
AugrelAnifus and Mary Pearl
Weatherman Rupard. In 1980 he re
tired from Carolina FreighlTrucking
Co.. after 34 years of service. He was
a member of Turrcniine Baptist
Church and served during World War
11 from 1942-1945 in the U.S. Navy.
Mr. Rupard is survived by. the
mother of his children. Dean
Morrison Rupard; 2 sons. Jack
Rupard and Randy Rupard both of
Chctryville; 3 grandchildren: 2
brothers, Oilmer Rupard of
■niomasville andClarence Rupard of
Mocksville: and 2 sisters. Flosie.
Rosic R. LoUin of Yodkinville and
Inez R. Nines of Raleigh.
Funeral services were Wednesday.
Dec. 8. at 11 a.m. at Davie Funeral
Service Chapel with the Rev. Jack
Johnson officiating. Burial followed
in Turrenlinc Baptist Church Cem
etery.
Datrell Grant Steele
Mr. Dartell Grant Sieelc. 45. of
Mocksville. died Saturday afternoon.
Dec. 4, 1999 of an apparent heart at
tack.
He was born
Steele Brown. He
was educated in
Public Schools,
bachelor's degree in history '
from Wlnsion-
Salcm State University, and his
master's degree in education from
N.C. A&T Slate University.
He began his leaching career inthe Davie County Public Schools in
1979. where he taught social stud
ies. and was a coach in the athletic
department. Since 1998, he has
taught and coached at Carver High
School in Winston-Salem.
He was a member of Shiloh Bap
tist Church in Mocksville.
He is survived by: his wife. Vicke
Speaks Sleeic of the home; adaugh-
tcr, Marcia Wilson of Charlotte; a
son. Deryl Wilson of the home: 2
brothers, the Rev, Daniel Brown and
Larry Brown bolh of Mocksville; a
sister. Debra Brown of Mocksville:
and 2 grandchildren.
Funeral services were Wednesday
at 3 p.m. at First Baptist Church in
Mocksville. The Rev. Donald
Jenkins ofTlciated. Burial followed in
Mocksville Second Presbyterian
Church Cemetery.
' Robert W. Whisenhunt
Mr. Robert Wcsllcy Whisenhunt,
53. of Main Church Road,
Mocksville, died Friday, Dec. 3.
1999 after seven years of declining
health.
He was born in WInston-Salem,
Dec. 26, 1945 to the late Webster Lee
and Fannie Church Whisenhunt.
Mr. Whisenhunt was preceded In
death by his brother. William
Franklin Whisenhunt in 1993. Sur
viving are: his 'wife, Peggy
Greenawall Whisenhunt of the
home: 2 daughters, Allhea Rcnce
Furchcs and husband Matt, and
Nancy Carol Snow and husband.
Mike, both of Mocksville; 2 grand
sons; 3 brothers, Roy, Ray. and Rick
Whisenhunt, and asisier, Ruby
Whisenhunt Myers, al! of
Mocksville; and several nieces and
nephews,
Funeral services were at II a.m.
Monday, Dec. 6 at Hayworth-Miller.
Silas Creek Chapel with the Rev.
Jonathan Vemon and Robert Beil of-
ricialing. Burial followed in Wood
land Cemetery.
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69. of King, died Friday. Dec. 10.
1999 at his home.
Mr. Anderson was bom in Atlanta.
Ga. Jan. 2.1930. to Roy Marion and
Ruby Evelyn Key Anderson. A vet
eran of the U.S. Army, he had lived
in Forsyth County most of his adult
life. He retired from Sara Lee Ho
siery in February. 1992. and moved
to his home in Stokes County.
Survivors: his wife. Frances
Hinkle Anderson of the home; 5 chil
dren. Joseph Wayne Anderson Jr. of
Pfafftown. (Brent) and Cynthia Wag
oner of King. David and (Ann)
Anderson of Walkertown. Richard
and (Tammy) Anderson of Walnut
Cove, and (Bill) and Michelle Th
ompson of Charlotte; 10 grandchil
dren; and a sister. Ann and (Charles)
Folds of Mocksvilte.
The funeral service was held at 11
a.m. Monday at Voglcr's Reynolda
Chapel by Pastor Ralph Sproles with
burial following in Parklawn Memo
rial Gardens
Memorials may be made to Hos
pice of Stokes County. P.O. Bo* 10.
Danbury, 27106.
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Mr. James UcBoyce Brock. 55. of
Pfafftown. died Suntiay afternoon.
Dec. 12.1999 at Meadowbrook Ter
race of Davie.
He was bom in Duplin County
Dec. 25.1943 to James R- and Mar
garet Williams Brock. Mr. Brock had
retired from the N.C. Employment
Security Commission and from the
N.C. Growers Association. He was
the founder of Fourte. Inc. and served
as the company's vice president.
A graveside service was held at
noon Thursday in the Pate Family
Cemetery in Duplin County by the
Rev. McCoy Brock.
Charles Edward Groce
. Charles Edward Groce, 58, of
V Linwood. formerly of Hamptonville.
died Saturday. Dec. 11.1999.
He was born in Yadkin County to
the late Howard and Bertha Cook
Groce. Mr. Groce worked at Patkdale
Mills and was the manager of Vil
lage South Trailer Park.
He was preceded in death by his
mother. Bertha Groce. in 1998.
Surviving: 6 children. Lynn (Pea
nut) Doby of Mocksvile; James
(Brenda) Cuzzen and John Cuzzcn
of Lexington; Katie Fergusen and
Spencer (Angie) Groce of Linwood.
and Carlcne Sidden; 3 stepchildren.
Gwen Former. Barbara Owens.
Doug Everhart; 2 sisters. Peggy
Trivettc and Hilda Williams of
Yadkinville; 2 brothers, Eugene
Groce of Yadkinville and Ray Groce
of Hamptonville; and 17 grandchil
dren.
A funeral service was held at 2
p.m. Wednesday. Dec. 15 at Gentry
Family Chapel by the Rev. Jack
Cook.
/Edward Clifton Cook
Mr. Edward Clifton Cook. 61. of
McClamrock Road. Mocksville. died
Sunday. Dec.l2.199 at his home.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Wednesday. Dec. 15 in Eaton Funeral
Chapel. Burial was in Farmington
Cemetery.
The family requests memorials be
considered for the Underprivileged
Childrens Fund of PeeWee Baseball.
c/o Mocksville Recreation Dept.. 644
N. Main St.. Mocksville.
Mr. Cook was preceded in death
by his wife. Glenda Myrick Cook.
' Surviving: his daughter. Deborah
C. Seats of Farmington; a son. Den
nis Cook of Mocksville; 2 grand
daughters; 2 sisters. Frances Pilcher
of Farmington and Carolyn Woods
of Cooleemee; a brother. Bob Cook
of Hickory; several nieces and neph
ews; and a special close friend. Elsie
Simpson of Mocksville.
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Funeral services for John Ouy
• Hamillon. 64. ofSmllhlleid. were held
Tuesday. Dec. 7.1999. ai Farrish Fu
neral Home in Selma. Offlcialing min-
islcrs were the Revs. Darrcll Sauls and
; Allen W. Stanley. He died Dec. S. at
Johnston Memorial Hospital.
He was the son of the late John Guy
and Ida Hamilton, and adopted son of
the late Al and Edith Hamilton, rie was
preceded in death by his wife. Mildred
Hughes Hamilton.
Surviving arc: a sister, Sara J.
Campbell of Mocksville; a son. James
Hamilton; grandson. Daryl Hamilton,
both of Smithfleld; and an adopted
sister. Carolyn Allen of Jacksonville.
Fla.
Mr. Hamilton was a U.S. Marine
Corps veteran of the Korean War. and
was a member of Calvary Baptist
Church at Clayton.
Hubert Clinton Hart
/ Mr. Hubert Clinton Han. 81, of
252 Pinebrook School Road.
Mocksville, died Wednesday after
noon, Dec. 8, 1999 at the Kate B.
Reynolds Hospice Home.
He was bom March 19. 1918 in
Buncombe County to John and
Bessie Hart. Mr. Hart was preceded
in death by his wife. Lucille
Lockemy Han and served in the U.S.
Army during World War 11.
Surviving arc: 2 daughters and
sons-in-law. Peggy and Bruce Brady
of Winston-Salem and Becky and
Billy Hendrix of Mocksville: a son
and daughter-in-law. Billy and Pam
Hart of Advance: 3 sisters and a
brother; S grandchildren; and a great-
grandson.
A funeral service was held at 11
a.m. Friday. Dec. 10 in Hayworth-
Miller Silas Creek Chapel by the
Revs. Norwood Green and Ray
O'Farrcll. Burial followed in
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may
be made to Hospice of Winsion-Sa-
lem/Forsyth County. IIOO-C S.
Stratford Rd.. Winston-Salem,
27103.
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Mrs. Hulda Taylor Nolley. 85, of
Nolley Road, Mocksville, died late
Wednesday night, Dec. 8.1999 at her
home.
Funeral services were held at 3
p.m. Saturday, Dec. 11 in Libeny
United Methodist Church with theRev. Phillip Park, pastor, officiating. •
Burial was in the church cemetery.
The family requests memorials be
considered for Liberty United Meth
odist Church Air CondiUoning Fund,
141 Liberty Circle, Mocksville
27028.
Mrs. Nolley was born in Davie
County. May 20, 1914 and was a
homemaker. She was a lifelong
member of Liberty United l^ethod-
ist Church where she was a charter
member of the United Methodist
Women. She enjoyed quilting, cook
ing, and nower gardening. She had
worked at Erwin Mills for many
years.
Her husband. William Roy
Nolley. to whom she was married for
63 years, preceded in death Aug. 30,
1994.
Survivors include; her daughter,
Ann N. Hancock of Mocksville; a
son, Edwin Nolley of Sherrills Ford;4 grandchildren; and 5 great-grand-
children.
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Mr. Edward Clifton Cook. 61. of
McClamrock Road. Mocksville, died
Sunday. Dec. 12. 1999. at his home.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Wednesday. Dec. IS. in Eaton Fu
neral Chapel with the Rev. Norman
Frye officiating. Burial followed in
Farmington Community Cemetery.
The family requests memorials be
considered for Underprivileged chil
dren Fund of Pec Wee Baseball, do
Mocksville-Davie Recreation Dept.,
644 N. Main St.. Mocksville.
Mr. Cook was bom in Caldwell
County on March 21.1938 to the late
Edward C. and Pearl Bowman Cook,
he was retired from the U.S. Postal
Service with 17 years of service. He
had been a refrigerator repairman
and was an avid fan of bluegrass
music. He coached Pee Wee baseball
and supported the Girl Scouts. He
was a veteran of the U.S. Army.
He was preceded in death by his
wife. Clenda Myrick Cook, in 1981,
by a son. and by a sister. Shirley
Cook.
Survivors include: a daughter,
Deborah C. Seats of Farmington; a
son. Dennis Cook of Mocksville; 2
granddaughters; 2 sisters. Frances
Pilcher of Farmington and Carolyn
Woods of Cooleemec; a brother. Bob
Cook of Hickory; several nieces and
nephews; and a close friend, Elsie
Simpson of Mocksville.
Norma Frye Fowler
J Norma Jean Frye Fowler. 29. of
Mocksville. died Sunday. Dec. 19
1999.
Ms. Fowler was bom July 3.1970
in Davie County to Calvin Eugene
Frye of Cooleemee and Colleen
Stanley Strain of Mocksville. Her
maternal grandfather. Mr. Asberry
Stanley and paternal grandmother.
Catherine N. Frye. and an uncle. Mr.
Dennis Stanley preceded her in
death.
Ms. Fowler was a graduate of
Davie High School and was em
ployed with Lexington Furniture Co.
;in Mocksville. She was a lifelong
; member of Calvary Baptist Church
^in Mocksville.
Survivors include: her daughter.
April Nicole Fowler and son. Jeremy
Benjamin Williams, both of the
home; her mother and step-father.
Colleen S. and Jimmy Strain of
Mocksville; her father and step
mother. Calvin Eugene and Malinda
Frye ofCooleemee; her fiance', Brad
Robbins of North Wilkesboro; 2
brothers. Danny E. Frye of
Cooleemee and James Aaron Strain
Mocksville; her maternal grand
mother, Magdiine Morgan of
Mocksville; her paternal grandfather.
Lester E. Frye of Mocksville; and
several aunts and uncles.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday. Dec. 22 at II a.m. at
C.-IIvary Baptist Church with the Rev.
Jim Gryder officiating. Burial fol
lowed in the church cemetery.
; Memorials or contributions can
& made to Betty Trivetle. 1785 U.S.
601 S.. Mocksville. for the children.
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/ Mattie Angell Hall. 103. formerly
of Cana Road. Mocksville. died
W^nesday.Dcc.l5.l999.atMead-owbrookTenace of Davie.Boin Jan. 13. 1896. in Williams-
boiB. Ky. to the late John L. and
AimindaRyanAngelLshewasahome-maker. She was of the Baptist faith.
Survivors include 2 daughters. Ela^tonofViiginia Beach. Va. and RubyChnstine ^tcrof Mocksville; 2 broth-
m Charlie Angell and Earl Angell
l^ofArfcansas:andnumefousgrand-'
children.great grandchildren andgreat-
great grandchildren.Funeral services will be held at 7p.ni. Dec. 24. at Eaton Funeral Chapel
with the Rev. Ronnie Craddock olfici-
aiing. Visitation will follow the ser-
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Mr. Cunis Wayne Hill. 54 of
Winsion-Salem. died Tuesday DecKl999a.WakeForcs,Unir;S5
Bapiisi Medical Cencer.He was born Jan. 30, 1945 in
Davidson County ,o Betty Coins.
. Hill was a member of Grave
Baptist Temple. He was vice piesi-
tJani of Thompson Lubrication
Survivors: his wife, Tonya
Triplet! Hillof,he home;ason.cXKent Hill and wife, Melissa; a daugh-
ler, Paige Graham Hill and friendMark Passerallo of Winston-Salem'
^ m, a brother. Troy Wilson ofnomasville; his father and mother-it^-law. Hade and Nancy Triplen of
Mocksville; 2 sisters ie I .sisiers-in-iaw and
Holshouwof RcckwS";p,^„"""^"y-Markand MickeyTripleti.
Funeral services were at l| a.m
»>"' the Rev. EdBiggersomciating. Entombment fol-towed in Parklawn Memorial Gar-
Memorials may be made to the
^09.DW.WendoverAve.,G,^n,:bora, or the American Cancer Soci
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Mr. Braden Owen (Brad) Jones.
46. of Mocksville. died Dec. 17
1999 at Wake Fbrosi University Bap
tist Hospital.
He was born Nov. 6, 1953 jn
Forsyih County to Lawrence Braden
and Lorene Dielz Jones.
Survivors in addition to his par-ems: his wife. Rebecca L. Jones of
the home; a daughter, Brando M.
Jones of Kcmersville; 3 step-sons,
Jwseph Livingood of Mocksville,
Mark McGuire Jr. and Michael
McGuire, both of Winston-Salem; 5
brothers; a sisten several nieces and
nephews: and special friends, Linda
Kiser. Candace, Brandy, and Donte.
A graveside service was at I p.m
Wednesday, Dec. 22 at the NationalCemetery in Salisbury with Bishop
Bobby CranfiJI ofnciaiing.
Myrtle Evans Marsh
V Mrs. Myrtle Evans Marsh, 82, of
I62S Sugartown Road. Yadkinville,
died Sunday. Dec. 19,1999 at Yadkin
Nursing Care Center.
She was bom in Yadkin County
on Jan. 13,1917 to the late James A.
and .Mary Jane TUmer Evans. She
was a homemaker and a member of
Union Cross Friends.
In addition to her parents, she was
preceded in death by 4 brothers.
Mrs. Marsh is survived by: 2 sons,
Robert L. Evans of Dillon, S.C. and
Hubert R. Marsh of King; a daugh
ter, Avis E. Callicuit of South Mount;
a sister, Dcate Macemore of
Jonesville: 10 grandchildren; and 10
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday.Dec. 22 at II a.m. at
Reavis Funeral Home Yadkinville
Chapel, with the Rev. Grady
Tutterow officiating. Burial followed
in Union Cross Friends Cemetery. T
.Maureda Hendrix Jones
Mrs. Maureda Hendrix Jones, 79.
of Winston-Salem, died Friday, Dec.
17. 1999 at her home.
Mrs. Jones was bom July 1.1920
in Davie County to Lewis Thomas
and Sadie Foot Hendrix. Mrs. Jones
was a member of Hope Moravian
Church.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, Billy F. Jones. Surviving
are two sons and daughters-in-law,
Don Jones and his wife, Diana, of
Winston-Salem and Bobby Jones
and his wife, Debbie, of Winston-
Salem; 3 granddaughters; 2 great
grandchildren; and a brother, Ovet
"Mutt" Hendrix, of Statesville.
Funeral services were II a.m.
Monday, Dec. 20 at Hope Moravian
Church by the Rev. Galen E. Hahn.
Burial followed in the church grave
yard.
Memorials may be made to Hope
Moravian Church, Hope Church Rd.,
Winston-Salem, 27103.
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Elsie Knapp Purvis. He and Ruby
were married for over 56 years.
Mr. Purvis was a veteran ofWorld
War 11, having served in the U.S.
Marine Corps for nearly five years,
in both the Atlantic and Pacific re
gions. ending his commitment as a
sergeant on Iwo Jima in December,
1945.
• He was a charter member of the
Mocksvillc VFW and a life member
of both the VFW and DAVs. After
the war. Bud and Ruby operated the A
American Cafe and the American
Taxi Company. Mr. Purvis and his
wife later owned and operated C.J.
Angell Jewelry and Appliance Co..
having purchased the company from
her father. After 46 years "on the
square" in Mocksvillc, Mr. Purvis
retired in 1980 and traveled exten
sively with his wife as a member of ^
the Family Campers and RVers.
spending most winters in Rorida.
. Mr. Purvis was a chancr member
of Blaise Baptist Church.
In addition to his wife, survivors
include: 3 children. Elsie Purvis
McCombs of RadfortJ. Va., Jewell
Denman Purvis Jr.. of Hixson.Tenn..
and John Robert Purvis of
Lawsonville; 8 grandchiidren; 2
greal-grandchildrcrt; a brother. John
Roben Purvis ofSavattrtah. Ca.; and
3 sisters. Christine Purvis Railey and
Doris Purvis Slubbs of Laurinburg.
and Ruth Purvis Troliinger of
Rockwell.
Mr. Purvis was preceded in death
by a sister. Margaret Purvis Gear, of
Melcrie. La.
Funeral services were held at
Eaton Funeral Chapel on Tuesday.
Dec. 21 at I p.m. with the Rev. Glenn
Sellers officiating. Burial followed
in Joppa Cemetery. Military
graveside rites were conducted by
ihc llih District Memorial Honor
Guard.
Contributions, in lieu of flowers,
may be made to Blaise Baptist
Church, Blaise Church Road.
Mocksvillc or to Joppa Cemetery, c/
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Sprinkle, 73, of Greenwood Lakes
Advance, died Friday moming. Dec"18- 1999 at Kate B, Reynolds Hos-'
pice Home.
A graveside service was held at 4
p.m. .Monday, Dec. 20 at BethlehemUnited Methodist Church Cemetery
tn Advance by Rev. Mark Weekley.
Mr. Sprinkle was bom in Win-
sion-Salem. June 9. |926. son ofFoster E. and Ella Mae Leinbach
bprinkle. He attended Oldtown El-
^nenuo' School and Rj. ReynoldsHigh School and sened in ihe U S
Army during World War II. Mr.
Sprinkle was a member of
Bethlehem United .Methodist Churchand was retired from A.C. Corpora
tion afier42 years ofservice.
Survivors include: his wife. Betty
Alspaugh Sprinkle, of the home- ■»daughters, Sarah Haden ofAdvance,and Mary Self and husband. Geneof Wtnston-Salem; 2 granddaughters: a stsier. Sarah .M. Holland andhusband Ernest of Winston-SaJem-and a brother, Alfred Sprinkle andwile WilmaofPfafftown.In lieu of nowers. the family re-quests that memorials be made toBeihlehem United McthodisfChurchBuilding Fund or to Hospice
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' Mr. Charles Franklin "Frank"
Siroud Jr.. 93. died Salurday, Dec.
18. 1999 ai Davic Place Re.sideniial
Care in Mocksville, where he had
been a rcsidenl for
He was born tB
May 5, 1906 inHickory, lo the late ![ . •, Tm
Charles Franklin Jk n jm\Siroud Sr. andB '^-J^U
Siroud. He moved 33B
10 Mocksville al an
early age. where he spenl mosi ofhis
life.
He was a veteran of the U.S.
Army and served in ihc Army/Air
Force in World War II. He retired
from the Veterans Administration in
Winsion-Saiem in 1973. He was a
member of the local American Le
gion Post.
He was an active charter member
and organizer of the Mocksville Li
ons Club, as long as his health per
mitted. He was the rccipieni of many
awards from the Lions, having been
designated a Melvin Jones Fellow in
1981. the highest honor accorded a
Lions Club member, and also a Jack
Siicklcy Fellow in 1999. He enjoyed
visiting with friends and was espe
cially interested in politics, sports.
Lions Club functions, and the work
of the church. He was a lifelong
member of First Baptist Church of
Mocksville. where he had served as
a Sunday SchiMil teacher.
He was preceded in death by his
wife, Rachel Foster Siroud, in 1986;
and by a brother, Harry S. Stroud, in
1949.
Survivors include: 2 sisters. Mrs.
James (Jes.sic) Hinkle and Louise
Siroud, both of Moeksvillc; 2 nieces;
a nephew; and several grand nieces
and nephews.
A graveside service was held in
Rose Cemetery in Mocksville on
Tuesday,Dec. 21 al 3 p.m. with the
Rev. Bill Davis ofrtciaiing.
Memorials may be considered for
First Baptist Church of Moeksville,
390 N. Main St., or the Mocksville
LionsClub,c/o Johnny Walker. 173
Kelly Ave.. Mocksville,
Kathleen A. Wennerberg
V Mrs. Kathleen Ann Wennerberg,
50. of Bermuda Run, Advance. dieiJ
Sunday. Dec. 19, 1999.
She was born June 17, 1949 to
Harold J. and Olga Rascius Schanck
and grew up in Woodcliff Lake. N.J.
Mrs. Wennerberg was a member of
51. Leo's Catholic Church, a volun
teer for Brenner Children's Hospital
and Hospice of Winsion-Saiemf
Forsyih County and a member of
Bermuda Run County Club.
She is survived by: 2 daughters.
Tract Hannah and husbantl Steve,
and Kim Walters and husband. Bran
don; a sister, Lorraine Stanley; 2
brothers, John Schanck and Jim
Schanck; and a dear friend. Dennis
Shea.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday, Dec, 22 at St. Leo's
Catholic Church at noon by Father
James Solarl. A Rosary was said on
Tuesday evening from 7-9 p.m. at
Vogler & Sons Ciemmons Chapel.
Memorials may be made to Hospice of Winston-Salem/Forsyih I
County, IIOO-C S. Stratford Rd., '
Wlnston-Sa!em.27103-3200 or to
Brenner Children's Hospital, Wake
Forest University Medical Center.
Medical Center Blvd.. Winsion-Sa-
1cm, 27157.
^Wiley Seabon Williams
Mr. Wiley Seabon Williams. 82.
of N.C. 801 South, Advance, died
Friday night, Dec. 17. 1999 al Wake
Forest University/Baptist Medical
Center.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Monday in Advance United Method
ist Church, with the Revs.-David
Childrcss and Lanny Atkins offici
ating. Burial was In the church cem
etery.
The family reijuesls memorials be
considered for the building fund of
Advance United Methodist Church,
P.O. Bos 2021.
Mr. Williams was bom in D.ivie
County, June 9,1917 to the late Rob
ert and LiiIj Barney Williams, and
was a self-employed truck farmer.
He was a nicmbcfofAdvance United
Mcihodi.st Church, and enjoyed all
types of outside aclivities.
He was preceded in death by 2
sons, Wayne Clifton Williams in
1956. and Robert Anderson Will
iams, in 1941; and by a brother. Rob
ert Williams, in 1999.
Mr, Williams was raised by his
uncle and aunt, Bmdy and Stella
Williams.
Survivors include: his wife of 62
years, Charlotte Bcauchamp Will
iams. of the home; a sister. Annie
Myers of Advance; and five ncph-
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■of Winsion-Salem died Saturday.lOec. 25.1999 at Davie County Hos-
■pital.
• She was bom May IS. 1918 in
■Davie County to the late Samuel L.iand Ethel Foster Bailey. Mrs. Bennett
was a member of First Baptist
Church of Clemmons and was preceded in death by her husband. Wil
liam A. Bennett in 1993. and by two
^brothers. Nelson and Foy Bailey.
; She was a panner of Bennett and
;Bailey Grocery for 32 years. Surviv-
jng are: a son. Timothy Bennett of
'JHonolulu. Hawaii: a sister. Veigh
Bailey Spry of Moclcsville: 3 broth-
prs. Johnny. Robert, and Jimmy
IBailey. all of Advance.
: Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
.Tuesday.Dec. 28 at Hayworth-Miller
Xinderton Chapel in Advance. En
tombment followed in Westlawn
C^ens of Memory in Clemmons.
Memorials may be made to First
Baptist Church of Clemmons. U.S.
338. Clemmons.
Sadiel. Byers</ Evangelist Sadie I. Byers. 82. of
2666 U.S. 601 N.. Mocksville. diedDec. 27.1999. at her home following
an extended illness.
She was the daughter of the late
William OscarandLessicFiostljames.She is survived by 2 sons. Aaron
Byers of Hartford, Conn., and CarsonByers of Fort Worth, Texas; 4 daugh
ters. Margie Dixon of Akron. Ohio.
Mayrene Smith of the home. Leona
Wilson of Cleveland. Ohio, and
Verlene Gardner of Arvada, Cdlo.; a
brother. WolterljamesofSimpsonville.S.C.: 2 sisters. Omega Ijames of
Queens. N.Y.. and Lucille Ijames of
Mocksville; and 16 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held onFriday. Dec. 31.1999. at 1 p.m. in the
chapel of Graham Funeral Home inMocksville. Bishop Michael Engramwill ofTiciaie. assisted by Bishop An
thony Kelleyman. Burial will follow
in Falmeno Cemetery.
The family will meet with friends at
the funeral home Friday at noon.
Rachel White CaJI^ Mrs. Rachel White Call. 82. of PineRidge Road, died Tuesday. Dec, 21.
1999. at her residence.Funeral services were Thursday.Dec. 23. at 2 p.m. at Ijames BaptistChurch with the Revs. Phillip Park andFranklin Myersoflictating. Burial wasin the church cemetery.
Mrs. Call was bom July 5.1917. inDavie County, to the late Joseph Clarkand Samantha Boyd White, and wasretired from Wonder Knit where shewas a seamstress. She was a memberof Liberty United Methodist Church.She was preceded in death by herhusband. Oscar Call in 1987; 4 si«er.
Audrey Cobble.CloiceGobble.NaomiIjames. Esther Tutierow; 3 brothers.Carmen White. Aaron White and
Fletcher White.Survivors: adaughier. LindaKepleyand husband Ted ofSalisbury; 2 sons.Bobby Call and wifeTerry ofSalisbury.Randy Call of Mocksville: 2 grand
children; six step-grandchildren; 2 sisters. Annie Belle Ingram and husbandReggie of Mocksville. and Vetnell
BodenhamerofWinston-Salem: and abrother. John White and wife Jd of
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Mrs. Lula Brewer Carroll. 35. of
Winsion-Salem. died Sacurday. Dec.
25. 1999 ai Kale 8. Reynolds Hos
pice Home.
She was born Oct. 8. 1914 in
Forsyth County to James Alexander
and Gertrude Spaugh Brewer. Mrs.
Carroll was a member of Ogbome
Memorial Methodist Church and re
tired from R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
following 50 years of service.
She was preceded in death by her
husband. Clarence Odell Carroll; 2
sons. William Lewis Carroll and Paul
Odell Carroll: 4 brothers, and 3 sis
ters.
Survivors include: 2 sons. George
W. Carroll and wife. Gloria of
Tuscon. Ariz, and John W. Carroll
and Linda of the home; 2 daughters.
Etta Lou Inman of the home and
Libby Calloway and husband. Bobby
of Winston-Salem: 12 grandchildren:
17 great-grandchildren: 3 sisrers.
Pearl Yokeley. Georgia Edwards of
Winston-Salem. and Alice Siatlardof
Tennessee: 4 sisters-in-Jaw. Mildred
Brewer. Frances Brewer, and Pearl
BrewerofWinston-Salem.and MaryBelle Newsome of King: and a god-
son. J.T. Thompson and wife. Sadie
of Mocksville.
A graveside service was con
ducted Tuesday. Dec. 28 at I p.m. at
Crestview Memorial Park by Dr.
Bobby Robetson and the Rev. B.A.
Carroll.
Memorials may be made to Kate
B. Reynolds Hospice Home. 101
Hospice Lane. Winston-Salem.
27103.
Esther Peoples Draughn
^ Mrs. Esther Peoples Draughn. 82.
formerly of Salisbury St.. Mocksville,
died late Friday night. Dec. 24.1999.
at Autumn Care of Mocksville. where
she had been a resident for the past few
years.
Funeral services were at 7 p.m.
Monday. Dec. 27. in Eaton Funeral
Chapel with the Rev. Grady Tuiterow
officiating.
Graveside services were at 10 a.m.
Tuesday. Dec. 28. in Bear Creek Bap
tist Church Cemetery.
The family requests memorials be
considered for the Bear Creek Baptist
(2hurch Building Fund, c/o Mr. Jerry
Hanes. 268 Bear Creek Church Road.
Mocksville.
Mrs. Draughn was bom in Davie
County Oct. 12. l9l7.toihelateBames
and Emma Hutchens Peoples and was
a homemaker. She also kept small
children in her home. She was a well-
known cook and biscuit maker. She
enjoyed sewing, crocheting and quilt
ing. She had also been a volunteer
worker at local nursing and resthomes.
She was secretary to Residents Coun
cil at Autumn Care.
Mrs. Draughn and been a lifelong
member of the Bear Creek Baptist
Chutch.
Her husband. Monroe Draughn.
died May 23.1966. and she was also
preceded i n death byfourbrothersrOce
Peoples. Bill Peoples. Harvey Peoples
and Larry Peoples.
Survivors; a son. Bill Draughn of
Moorcsville: a daughter. Wanda
Marshall of Salisbury: 3 grandchil
dren. Timothy Shore. James Monroe
Shore and Lisa Michelle Shore: 2 sis
ters. Lucille Cline and Lois Cranfill.
both of Salisbury: and several nieces
and nephews.
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Mr. Wade L. Haire. 66. of Cleve
land. N.C.. formerly of Mocksville.
died Wednesday. Dec. 8.1999.at Davis
Medical Center in Staiesville.
Mr. Haire was bom Dec. 18.1932
in Iredell County to the late Alben
Wiley Haire and Zeda Hodge Haiie
Cunier.
In addition to his mother, he is
survived by his wife of 43 years. Bar
bara Koontz Haire: a son. James L
Haire and wife Melonie of Cleveland;
a daughter. Cathy Haire-Castle of
Meridian. Miss.: 2grandsons: abiother.
Oyde Haire. and a sister. Myrtle H.
Vick. both of Cleveland: and a half
sister. Loretta Bolick of Tampa. Fla.
Mr. Haire wasamemberofPresby-
terian Faith Church and served his
country during the Korean War from
1953-1955 in the U.S. Army, where he
was awarded the Korean Service
Medal. United Nations Service Medal,
and the National Defense Service
Medal.
Graveside services were held Fri
day. Dec. 10.1999. at 11a.m. at Rowan
Memorial Park in Salisbury with the
Rev. Shirley Jones officiating.
Memorials may be made to Rowan-
Itcdcll Volunteer Rre Dept.. c/o Doris
Steele. Chenault Rd. Cleveland Rd..
Cleveland. NC 27013.
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Mrs. Addie Walker Hendricks. 94,
of Wilkesboro Street. Mixiksville.
died Monday. Dec. 27. 1999 at her
residence.
Funeral services were Wednes
day. Dec. 29 at 11 a.ro. at Hrst United
Methodist Church with the Rev.
Charles M. Turner Jr. omciating.
Burial was in Rose Cemetery.M The family requests memorials be
considered for Rrst United Method
ist Church Building Fund. 30S N.Main St.. Mocksville or Hospice of
Davie County, P.O. Box 848. Mocks
ville.
Mrs. Hendricks was bom Dec. 22.
190S in Davie County to the late C.C.
and .Minnie Riddle Walker. She was
owner and operator Mocksville Cash
Store for 40 years.
She was the oldest living member of First United Methodist
Church. She was a charter member
of United Methodist Women and wasrecipient of the special membership
award. She was preceded in death by
her husband. George R. Hendricks
in 1931.
Survivors include; her daughter.
Mrs. Charles (Christine) Woodruff of
Mocksville; two grandchildren; agreat-grandchild; and a special
caregiver, Ruth Smith.
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Adelene Jones Hulcher
Mrs. Adelene Jones Hulcher, 83.widow of Charles Butler Hulcher.
Sr.. of Wilkesboro died Sunday. Dec.
26. 1999 at her home.
Funeral services were Wednesday
at II a.m. at Wilkesboro United
Methodist Church with the Rev.
Chris Fitzgerald officiating;
Enbombmeht was at Mounilawn
Memorial Park Mausoleum.
Mrs. Hulcher was l^m Oct. 18.
1916 in Davie County to Elmer and
Lila Kurfees Jones. She was retiredfrom the Wilkes County School Sys
tem after teaching at CC Wright
School and was a member of
Wilkesboro United Methodist
Church.
Lelia C. Sowers
LeliaCarter Sowers. SS.ofLexing-
ton, died Monday. Dec. 27. 1999, at
Forsyth Medical Center in Winston-
Salem.
Her funeral service was conducted
at U a.m. Dec. 30, at Good Hope
United Methodist Church where she
was a member, by the Rev. Arthur
Holland, with burial following in the
church cemetery.
She was bom in Davie County Sept.
11, 1914 to George Carter and Notie
Foster Carter, She was preceded in
death by her husband, Walter Franklin
Sowers, in 1968; and by 12 brothers
and sisters. She was an active pantci-
pant in the Winston-Salem Farmer'sMarket for 40 years and was known for
her love of gardening and Dowers,Surviving are: 3 sons, George Sow
ers and wife, Dorothy. Bill Sowers,
and Don Sowers and wife, Brenda, all
of Davidson County; 6 giar.d,.hildren;
and S great-grandchildren.
tJoseph Hugh Loflin
/ • Mr. Joseph Hugh LoDin Sr.. 90,•of Winston-Salem. died WednesdayjOec. 22. 1999.
• He was bom May 19. 1909 in;Fbrsyth County to the late Lindsey
; Joe and Vallie Reavis Loflin. He was
;president of Loflin Handle Co.. a to-;bacco farmer, and a saw-niill opera-
;tor. He attended the Kingdom Hall
;of Jehovah's Witness in Yadkinville.; He was preceded in death by a
;granddaughter. Kim Miller, a giand-
^son. Sammy Loflin, and asisier, Otiie
^Sprinkle.
; Surviving: his wife of 72 years.
^Flossie Rupard Loflin of the home:
;6 children. Delano Loflin of S.C..
; J.H. Loflin. Jr. of Yadkinville. Pansy
IFurches of Mocksville. Robert
iSherrill Loflin of Yadkinville. Bar-
;bara Ann Loflin of Mocksville. and
I Charlotte Loflin Miller of Yadkin-
; ville; 4 sisters, Dora Loflin. Lucille
^Schnke. Mattie Ward, and Vickie
r Hollar 17 grandchildren: 2S great-grandchildren: and two great-gieot-
grandchildren.
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y Alice A. Steele
Mrs. Alice A. Steele. 71, of Ad
vance, died Wednesday night. Dec.
22,1999, in Winston-Salem Rehabili
tation Center after a lengthy illness.
She is survived by her husband,
John Q. Steele Sr. of Winston-Salem
Rehabilitation Center 2 sons. John
(Joyce) Steele Jr. of Mocksville, and
Tetry (Betty) Steele of Advance; 3
daughters. Alice L. Steeleof the home,
Florence S. Simmons of Mocksville,
and Dorothy E. Steele of Advance; her
mother, Lottie V. Studevent of Clem-
mons; a brother. Perry Snidevent of
Advance; 2 sisters, ^el Eccles of
Advance, and Ruth Dalton of Win
ston-Salem; 9gf;mdchildren.and many
friends.
Funeral services wereheldon Mon
day. Dec. 27. at 3 p.m. in the Chapel of
Graham Funeral Home in Mocksville.
Brother Samuel Adams officiated, and
burial followed in Redland Church of
Christ Cemetery.
Andrew Vohar
J Mr. Andrew "Andy" Vohar, 72, of
CenterStreet.Cooleemee. formerlyof
Indusuy, Pa., died Monday, Dec. 20,
1999, at Iredell Memorial Hospital in
Statcsville.
Funeral services were Thursday,
Dec. 23, at 11 a.m. at St. Francis Calho-
licChurch in Mocksville withthe Revs.
Andrew Draper and Ned Bailey offici
ating. Burial was in Rose Cemetery.
Mr. Vohar was bom June 17,1927,
in Leeisdale. Pa., to the late George
and Mary .Menosky Vohar. and was
retired from Crucible Steel Company
in Midland. Pa., with S6 years of ser
vice. He was a member of St. Francis
Catholic Churchandafotmer member
of Christine Parish of Industry. Pa. He
was an avid sportsman with fishing as
his great love.
He served in the U.S. Army Air
Force during World War D.
He was preceded in death by his
wife, Mildred Castner Vohar in 1998;
and 3 brothers, Michael, George, and
Robert.
Survivors include 3 sisters, Marie
Vohar of Industry, Pa., Elizabeth
Verzella of Bellmawr, N.J.. Theresa
Polizoto of Coraopolis, Pa., and a
brother, the Rev. Anthony Vohar of
Pickerington. Ohio.
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