Additonal Obituaries - 1931Mo/^ j^ooKb ijnsi
W.. K. Clement
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K. Clement died
Salisbury street stiortlv*'/V/aiier noou Friday, following an ex
tended illness, aged 66 years. For
the past two week.s her death had
been momentarily: exacted. The
funeral services were conducted Sat
urday afternoon at two o'clock at
tbe-honie by her pastor. Rev. W.
B. Waffj^. of the .Baptist church, as
sisted by Rev. R. C.( Goforth, past
or of the lyietbodist church. Fol
lowing the funeral services the
body was laid to rest by the side of
her husband in Clement graveyard.
Ulrs. Clement is survived by seven
sons, K. M. and Hl'ilton Clement, of
this city; C. F. and Glenn Clement,
of Lancaster, Pa W. G Clement,
of Chicago; Bailey Clement, of At
lanta, and Phillip Clement, of Ral
eigh; and two daughters, Mrs. A.
F. Duckett, of Raleigh, and Miss
Palsy Cement of this city. Mrs.
Clement is also survived by several
brothers and sisters. To the be
reaved family and telatives The
Record joins their hundreds of
iriends in expressing sympathy iu
the loss of a loving mother and
friend. *
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Cauip^llf with her^reirtsrmdvej^^
to Illinois from, near Jericho, this'cot»h^vJ^hbuti54^^Pare^ Qf
the' famiiy there i^hbw. but one lett
Miis^ Marietta. Campbell, wlao is
uearly^Ss years of age.^ ..
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I Nell AndersoD, aged aLysars died at (he home of CO Pnldaughfer, Mra. A. Hendnx. 11 ^ , ,
R- 4. Thursday at noon. followiLi iViOCkSVllli" "hort .lloess. The funeral sel^i
Vices were conducted bv Rev. The.,'
'us Putchard. assisted by Ree. A ! 7,n Loftin. at Center Methodist 1 ' n c
church Fridiv afternoon at two!
°h a '"'d in thechurch graveyard. Mrs. Ander-
S : - survtved by three sons. W. R .
_j 2 ; three daughters, a^frs. J.
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d thirty grand-chil-g dren ajid several great grand-chil-
g, O aren survive
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N. r Tmrncp^y"JUNE 4, 1931
DAWE CO. PUCLfc i.IBRARY
MOCKsvaj.:-,
Mr Bradley possessed a fJne in.
hll j i combintd yyjehhis integrity and /allhfaJuaM torfuty. made Mm a minlat^i' aftdcltjzen who woa held n-hJth is.teem wherever he waa knowiv.
r.-5-. ® l*® aa Daxfe■• ••II. .lur-nntindsnt Educstion. and did much for the Iml
prnvement of the achooU in the
RiXJ" «fff> he re-, signed owlrg („ ni h'-alth WuIJFiadom and advice wcij? TaJyejJ,i " ^5,1 ot ttie Preir^-»lan Churrh. and he »■« stnbxtelerk and treasurer of: fltjna.fon-Salom Presbytery Ifnee " rtgforrrinfion Rcven years ajro. He
L" ®hrvlved bv bis wife and twodiiiijrhterH. Misstfq 'Finnic Gf«-gory BrnHIey and .lane ValiTr
TnM^ A Queen'srnliejre A beloved nttie son.Edw.ird Pe«rha|. jr.. died elx
yeara a?n. 7Vo .sisters. Mrs. JohnR. Mnrnson. pf Str»tesville. andM-s.,J.-in.o Bradley, of Gaffney.• t.. nil,) one brother.-John PRnidlev. of Wheatlands. Wyom-
iiiff, al^n survive.The funeral aervices were heldOn '"riday afternoon at (be Prea-b.ytcr:an Church, from whose puJ-mt h" hnd delivered so manvstronfT Oo.spei .sermons. Dr E n^ro.vn, or SfntoKville. and Rev."R. If Stone, of .Teffersoij. hoth
iconffnucd on paye .3)
" idmiied from najre t)•v^ ')i iids '|f the dcceasec^
'' l i-i-'i' of the eimpJe and im--tvireH. The church wasI ' > ith many eympathizinp►I'd friends, and- thenn« .iin^, ^.pye j,
NMiaM'i,,- and "Safe in the
fn- ■: .Icsus." The folinwing
«''• tl deacon,, acted as pn"-
-M^flrs, E. L. Gaither." I "de. R. n. Sanford. J. C.'•'d it. M. Kollhoitser and' 'istonc. Reaiitifit) fiow-i"'-" in profusion, and the''rnrers were: Misse.s
C- •''].• '^"ni,- ,ind JloJon-r. Jane. Mildred and
Woodruff, Clauiiay ''aiihne Hnniel. Uavden
• V-|yffinin Adams. Willie"' --iNie Hunter. VirKium_ Violet- Allison. Rmilv
'• "''inie Moore. Katherine
.Mesdame.? T. B. Wood-b'l x- Johnstone. GecII Mor-i' .V, Holthouser. 0, (?. Pan-
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J)f^V/E AECOED
AiigJ^ ^"s-^Th'omas {
N^IBrqckV ?!,-one of Mount Airy's
jgioneeriUobacco men and long a
prbminentvfigure, in thecity's busi-
ne^nife, died early this morning
at-*hls'home;on.North Main street.
His death, "which followed a stroke
of^aralysis'two weeks ago, came
ai^er.n.a : rprolbiiged -period ^ of ill
health that forced him to git^e up
active business about four years ago.
Mr. Brock was born on Dccem-
iber 14.1860. In Davie county, the
[son "of "William F. atid Martha
^FerebeeV Brock. Educated in the
fpublic schools ofhis native countv,
ihe^ became connected while ayoung_
man with the R. J. Reynolds To
bacco company, and continued to!
represent that companv on various |
markets untii his health forced him!
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