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^SALISBpRy - Zeda .Shoaf
Brooks, 96, ol" 32 -Kesler .place,
died June 24 at J^owan Memorial
Hospital after 1 serious illness of
nine weeks. . • - u
The funeral Was held at Faith
Baptist Church in Faith conducted
by the Rev. J.C. Huneycutt,
pastor. Burial was in Rowan
Memorial Park.
Memorials may be made to the
organ fund of Faith Baptist
Church, P.O. Box 84, Faith, N.C.
28041.
Born March I, 1890, in Davie
County, she was a daughter of the
late Jessie and Sara Jane Wagoner
Shoaf. Educated in the Davie
County schools, she raised flowers.
On her 92nd birthday she received
a birthday card from President
Reagan.
She was the oldest member of
Faith Baptist Church, where she
was a member of the Willing
Workers Sunday School Class.
Her husband, E.D. Brooks, died
Jan. 25, 1956.
Survivors include three sons,
Henry A. Brooks of China Grove,
James M. Brooks of Salisbury and
Charles Wesley Brooks of Hunts-
ville, Ala.; three other daughters,
Thelma Livengood of Cooleemee
and Sadie G^night and Ruth
Hartman, both of Salisbury;
A half brother, Henry Shoaf of
Cooleemee; 16 grandchildren; five
step-grandchildren; 39 great-
■. grandchildren; 10 great-great-' grandchildren; and twostep-great-grcat-grandchildren.
^ WILLIAM H. FOOTE
STATESVILLE - William
Hinshaw Foote, 83, 505 Bond St.,
Statc.svillc. died Sunday at the
Brian Center Care in Hickory
following a lengthy illness.
He was bom Nov. 26, 1902, in
Davie County to the late Alvin andQuila Cain Foote. He was educated
in the Davie County SchoolSystem, was a member of the FirstBaptist Church in Statesvillc,
where he taught the Men's Sunday
School class for many years. He
was a Mason and a member of Mt.
Carmcl Lodge 37. Mr. Foote wasemployed at Sherrill's Furniture
Company prior to retirement.
He is survived by several
relatives in Davie County.
Funeral services will be heldSaturday, July 5. at 11 a.m. at the
First Baptist Church. Statesvillc,
with Dr. J.C. Harris officiating.
Burial will follow in the Belmont
cemetery.
The body will be at Davis &Mangum Mortuary until taken to
the church to lie in stale, one hourprior to the service. No formal
visitation hour will be held.
; MRS. LILLIE CLINE
(GRANNY) HOLDER
LEWISVILLE - Mrs. Lillie
Cline (Granny) Holder, 82, of
5930 Kinney Rd., Lcwisville, died
June 23 at her home following an
illness of three years. She had been
seriously ill for the pa.st two weeks.
She was bom December 14.
1903, in Forsyth County to the late
A.C. and Ro.sa Stanley Cline. Mrs.
Holder was of the Methodist faith
and was a homemaker. She is sur
vived by ■ one daughter. Mrs.
Mildred Coaslable. .59.30 Kinney
Rd.; three grandchildren. Mrs.
Josephine C. Martin and Mrs.
Darlene Sheets, both of
Mocksville, and Mr. Wesley Con
stable, Clemmons; eight great-
grahdchil(}fen; two great-great-grandclrildrch; and one sister, Mrs.
Eva Cocoa, Fla.
FuMfil services were held June
25 at Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek
Chapel by the Rev. l.,eon Wishon.
Interment followed in the Crews
United Methodist Church
Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Hospice of Winston-.Salcm/Forsyth
County.
/JOHNNY FRED WILLIAMS
ADVANCE ~ Mr. Johnny F'rcd
Williams, 22, of Route 4, died ear
ly Monday morning from injuries
.suffered in an automobile accident
on N.C. 801 near Famiington.
Funeral services will be held 11
a.m. Wedne.sday at Ejiton's Funer
al Home Chapel in Mocksville.
Burial will follow in Westlawn
Gardens of Memory.
Williams was born in Davie
County to Johnnie Fred and
Frances Wiles Williams, and was
a construction worker.
Surviving, in addition to his
parents, of Rt. 4, Advance, are one
sister, Wanda Williams; and one
brother, James Ray Williams, both
of Rt. 4. Advance; and his pater
nal grandmother, Mrs. Martha
Williams. Rt. 2. Advance.
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MOCKSVILLE - Mr. Joe
Clousc (J.C.) Chaffin, Jr., 67, Rt.
I, died at Baptist Hospital Sunday.
Funeral services were held at 4
p.m. Tuesday at Eton's Funeral
Chapel by the Rev. Chip Webb.
Burial followed in Union Chapel
United Methodist Church
cemetery.
Mr. Chaffin was born in Davie
County to the late Joe and Dora
Richardson Chaffin. He was a
farmer.
Surviving are his wife, Wilmu
Hendricks Chaffin; one son,
Gerald Chaffin, Rt. 1, Mocksville;
one sister, Edna Gilmore, Siler Ci
ty; two brothers, Adolphus Chaf
fin, China Grove and Bunyon
Chaffin, Rt. 8, Mocksville and one
grandchild.
J REV. EDGAR R. DORSETT
^ WINSTON-SALEM — The
Rev. Edgar Richard Dorsett, Sr.,
70,4268 Thomasville Rd., died at
his home July 4. He was born
September 18, 1915, in Forsyth
County to Everette R. and Eda
Bevins Dorsett. He spent most of
his life in Forsyth County in the
Lewisville Community. He was
with Fairchild Industries for a
number of years before retiring.
Rev. Dorsett served Clarksvillp,
Lewisville and DonnahavjA;"
Pentecostal Holiness churches. 1^ ^
was a member of Redlgim"",
Penetecostal Holiness Church. Hfe
was a member of the Western
North Carolina Pentecostal
Holiness Church Conference.
Surviving are his wife, Lois
Clayton Dorsett, of the home; two
daughters, Mrs. Edith • Davis,
Mocksville and Mrs. Linda Broad- n
way, Chattanooga, Tenn.; three
sons, Robert and Edgar R. Dorsett,
Jr. both of Winston-Salem and
Kenneth Dorsett, Walnut Cove; 10
grandchildren; one great-grand
child; six sisters, Mrs. Irvin Ebert,
Thompson Dr., Mrs. Roscoe
Sides, W. Clemmonsville Rd.,
Mrs. Coy Boles, Kirk Rd., Mrs.
Alvin Spach and Mrs. William
Byerley. both of Darwick Rd. and
Mrs. Alice Martin. Edwards St.
and two brothers, James C.
Dorsett, Lewisville and Harvey B.,
Dorsett, Roanoke, Va.
Funei^ services were held Mon
day at Redland Pentecostal
Holiness Church. Burial was in
Westlawn Memorial Gardens.
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CHATHAM, VA. — Mrs.
Hazel Aaron Hill. 59, formerly of
Winston-Salcm, died July 1.
She was the daughter of Daisy
Reynolds Aaron Stutz and the late
Loraine Clinton Aaron.
Surviving are her mother,
Chatham, Va.; two daughters,
Pamela H. Swain, Bermuda Run
and Teresa H. Mahan. Chatham,
Va.; one brother, B. Prentiss
Aaron, Magnolia, Del. and three
grandchildren, Rebecca Mahan and
Robert Mahan, both of Chatham,
Va. and Stewart Swain, Jr., Ber
muda run. ... I 1
Funeral services were held July
3 at Chatham BapUst Church by the
Rev. David P. Meriwether. Burial
followed in the cemetery at Green-
pond Baptist Church near
Chatham, Va.
^ PAUL R. HNNEV
SALISBURY — Paul Revere
Finney, 85, of 171 Ryan St., died
July 6 at Wesleyan Arms Nursing
Center, High Point, after being in
declining health for several
months.
% The funeral was held Tuesday at
. • Xyerly Funeral Home Chapel with
Dr. Wayne A. Beatty, pastor of
Coburn Memorial United Metho
dist Churdi, officiating. Burial was
in Rowan Memorial Park.
Born Nov. 27, 1900, in Davie
County, he was educated in the
Davie County schools. A member
of Cobum Memorial United Meth
odist Church, he had retired from
Cone Mills Corp. after 45 years of
service.
His wife, Annis Foreman Fin
ney, died May 14, 1980.
Survivors include three sons.
David P. Finney of Granite
Quarry, Ray Finney of
Thomasville, and Marvin Finney
of Alexandria, La.; two sisters,
Virginia Harris and Lxiis Kirk, Iwth
of Salisbury; nine grandchildren;
nnd seven ereat-grandchildren.
J ROSA C. HURT
JONESVILLE — Mrs. Rosa C.
Hurt, 84, Rt. 1, died July 6 at
Guardian Care Nursing Center in
Elkin.
She was born in Surry County,
July 29, 1901, to Drew and Ada
Golden Cockerham. She was a
member of Boonvillc Baptist
Church. She was married to Ernest
K. Hurt, who died April 21,1983.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Ruth Newman and Mrs.
Ruby Campbell, lioth of Rt. I,
Jonesville; two sons, E.K. Hurt
Jr., Rt. 5, Mocksville and Roy E.
Hurt, Rt. 3, Mocksville; nine
grandchildren; 12 great
grandchildren and two
great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Tues
day at BoonvUle Baptist Church by
the Rev. Toby Stone. Burial
followed in Boonville Cemetery.
V MARSHALL H. MUSE
MOCKSVILLE - Marshall
Howard Muse, bom Elmer Burton
Towell, 96, of North Main Street,
died Monday night at the Salisbury
VA Medical Center.
The body is at Eaton's Funeral
Home and will be cremated. Burial
will be in Joppa Cemetery.
Bom in Rowan County on Aug.
15,1889, he was a former printer
with Commercial Printing Co. and
was a veteran of World War 1.
His wife, Lola Mae Fergerson
Muse, died in 1963.
Survivors include two half
brothers. Reed Towell of Route 1
and Holland Towell of Seattle,
Wash.; and a number of lueces and
nephews.
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^ ARTHUR SMOOT
MOCKSVILLE - Arthur
Smoot, 90, Rt. 7, died at Baptist
Hospital in Winston-Salem July 4.
Funeral services were held Sun
day at Turrentine Baptist Church.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery.
Mr. Smoot was bom in Davie
County to the late Frank and Mary
Holman Smoot. He was retired
from Drexel Heritage Furniture
Co. and a member of Turrentine
Baptist Church. He was a veteran
of World War I.
Surviving, are his wife, Grace
Forrest Smoot, of the home; one
daughter, Louise Long, Rt. 7,
Mocksville; two granddaughters,
Joan Blakely, Winston-Salem and
Betty Hooven, Rt. 7, Mocksville;
two grandsons, Dou^as Ray Long
and Joe Long, both of Rt. 7,
Mocksville and four
great-grandchildren.
KATY J. WHITAKER
MOCKSVILLE - Katy Jones
Whitaker, 64, of Route 3, died July
6 at her home.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Wednesday at Eaton's Funersl
Home Chapel with the Rev. Fred
Shoaf officiating. Burial followed
in Oak Grove United Methodist
Church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Oak
Grove United Methodist Church,
Route 2, Mocksville, N.C. 27028.
Bom Oct. 26, 1921, in Davie
County, a daughter of the late
Frank and Martha Fetney Trivette
Jones, she was a member of Oak
Grove United Methodist Church.
Her husband, Fred Ray
Whitaker, died in 1972.
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Carolyn Moore of Advance and
Sarah Jane Whitaker of the home;
three sons. Bill Whitaker of Boise,
Idaho, and Tom and Kenneth
Whitaker, both of Mocksville;
Four sisters, Thetma Reavis and
Mrs. Joe Smith, both of
Mocksville, Ruth Wilson of Knox-
ville, Tenn., and Nancy Tilley of
Winston-Salem; four brothers,
Roland, Gene and Johnny Jones,
all of Mocksville, and Wayne
Jones of Lexington; seven grand
children, and three
great-grandchildren.
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.^jjWELCOME — Joseph Rudolph
Freeman, 62, of Rt. 13, Welcome
Community, was dead on arrival '
July 10 at Lexington Memorial
Hospital after a sudden illness.
He was bom June 12. 1924, W
Davie County to Joseph and
Bertha Barlow Frecntan. He was
owner and operator of J.R.
Freeman Crane Service. He was a
U.S. Army veteran of World ^ar
11 and a member of Memorial
Mason Lodge 696. He was of the
Baptist faith.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ida
Mae Whitley Freeman, of the
home; four sons, Danny J.
Freeman and Tim W. Freeman,
both of Welcome, Gary L.
Freeman and Sammy G. Freeman,
both of Reedy Creek; one
daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Walser,
Welcome; seven grandchildren;
two great-grandchildren; five
brothers, Robar Freeman, Hoff
man, Bobby Freeman, Jack.soft-
ville, Fla., Wilbum Freeman, Lex
ington, Hubert Freeman,
Thomasville, and the Rev. Bill
Freeman, Concord; three sisters,
Mrs. Barbee Ann Henderson and
Mrs. Betty Myers, both of
Jacksonville, Fla., and Mrs. Lucilc
Mo.ser, Lexington.
Funeral services were held
Saturday at Vogler's Piedmont
Chapel by the Rev. Myron Kesler
and the Rev. L. Allen Welborn.
Burial followed in the Forest Hill
Memorial Park with Masonic
graveside rites by Memorial Lodge
696.
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* SALISBURY - James F.
Hurley Jr., long-time head of the
Salisbury Post, died Sunday at
hge 89.
Hurley headed a family
newspaper business that includ
ed the Post and several smaller
newspapers, including the Davie
County Enterprise-Record.
The Post Publishing Co. is the
parent organization of the Davie
County Publishing Co., which
operates the Enterprise-Record
and the Clemmons Courier.
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MOCKSVILLE - The funeral
for Eula Spry Kimmer was held
Sunday at Eaton's Funeral Home
Chapei conducted by the Rev. Ben
ny Bcardcn. Burial was in Liberty
United Methodist Church
cefnetery.
. Bdrn'July 31, 1907, in Davie
County, she was a daughter of the
late Will and Bessie McCullough
Sp% She was a homemakcr and
a -^irKmbcr of Liberty United
1i! Meihotlist Church.
' n^ivors include her husband,
LimD. Kimmer; a daughter, Mrs.
^ Grim^ (Rachel) Hancock of Route
7; two kisters, Mrs. Ned (Lois)
L(K)kabill and Mrs. Claude, ((^cta)
Boger, both of Mocksville; three
grandchildren; and three ;
great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Kimmer, 7^ of Route 4,
died on July 11 at nor home.
'^FLETCHER BAILEY LEE
ADVANCE — Fletcher Bailey
Lee, 78, of Rt. 1, Yadkin Valley
Rd. died July 8 at Forsyth
Memorial Hospital. Funeral serv
ices were held Thursday at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev.
Hampton Morgan and the Rev.
Leon Wood. Burial followed in the
Macedonia Moravian Church
Graveyard.
Mr. Lee was bom April 11,
1908, in Davie .County to the late
William Henry and MittieiSmith
Lee. He was a retired farmer.
Surviving are his wife. Hazel
Walker Lee, of the home; one
daughter, Mrs. Gilmer (Wanda)
Allen, Rt. 1, Advance; and two
grandchildren.
/ BESSIE T, KELLER
MOCKSVILLE - Mrs. Bessie
Lee Taylor Keller, 92, Rt. 1, died
at Autumn Care Convalescent
Center Sunday afternoon.
Funeral services were held Tues
day at Jericho Church of Christ by
Wayne Hendrix and Harding
Lowry. Burial was in the church
cemetery. .
Mrs. Keller was born in Davie
County to tlic late Willis and Emi
ly Seamon Taylor. She was a
homemaker. She was the oldest
member of Jericho Church of
; Christ. Her hu.sband, Marvin E.
Keller, preceded her in death in
1970.
Surviving are one son, Clarence
(Buck) Keller, Rt. 1, Mocksville;
two grandsons and five
great-grandchildren.
/ n GARY B. DOBY
WINSTON-SALEM - Gary
Bryan Doby, 17, was killed in
Long Beach, Calif, July 4, as a
result of a motorcycle accident.
He was bom May 19, 1969, in
Forsyth County to Harold and
Susan Angel Doby. He had spent
most of his life in Forsyth Coun
ty, attended Carver High School,
and worked at Bapti.st Hospital. He
moved to California in April of
1986.
He is survived by his father and
stepmother, of Bclews Creek; his
mother, of Ijong Beaph, Calif.; two
brothers, Tim DobyVl^ng Beach
and Steven tfeby. B^ws Creek;
two sisters, Kirsi)'if^my Doby
Arciniega, Auburmalc, Fla. and
Teresa Carol Dobyj Loiig Beach;
his grandmothers, .Mrs. Mattic
Doby, Advance anoy'Mrs. Grace
Angel} Baltimore, Ra* two step
sisters,. Miss Lnuann pl^kburn,
,'^tfssippi and Mrs, Rnmn Van-
.. aimy Houston, Texas; one step
brother, Mike Vanzant, Belews
Creek; one stepgrandmother, Mrs.
Pearl Angel. Melbourne, Fla.
Funeral services were held July
12 at Hay worth-Miller Silas Creek
Chapel by the Rev. Ottis Clampitt.
Burial followed in Wc.sllawn
Garden of Memory.
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^ MOCKSVILLE - Bculah Mac
Ball Hamilton, 66, of Route 7, died
July 10 at N.C. Bapti.st Hospital in
Winston-Salem.
The funeral was held Sunday at
Dutchman's Creek Bapti.st Church
conducted by the Rev. Thomas
Tuggle. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Born Aug. 26, 1919, in Davie
County, she was a daughter of the
late Luke and Hester Cook Ball.
She had retired from Hanes
Knitwear.
Her husband, Richard Leo
Hamilton, died in 1971.
Survivors include three
daughters, Mrs. William Carter
and Mrs. Paul Godbey, both of
Route 2, Advance, and Mrs.
Wayne Green of Route 7; a .son,
Wayne Hamilton of Route 2.
Advance;
Four sisters, Lena Everhardt of
Route 4; Libby Creason of
Cooleemee, Mary Brackens of
Kannapolis and Lucille Parker of
Landis; two brothers, Charlie Ball
of Kannapolis and Luke Ball Jr. of
Dallas, Texas; 12 grandchildren;
and 10 great-grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to Haiti
Mission Fund, P.O. Box 313,
Mocksville, N.C. 27028.
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BOONVILLE - Windol Clyde
Prim, 75, Rt. I, died Sunday mor
ning at Hoots Memorial Hospital.
He was born in Yadkin County
to George W. and Roxie Vestal
Prim. He was a retired farmer.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Paul (Sue) Wyatt and Mrs.
Nancy H. Wortham, both of
Yadkinville; one brother, V.G.
Prim, Cooleemee; five nieces and
one nephew.
Funeral services were held Tues
day at Mackie-Gentry Funeral
Chapel in Yadkinville by the Rev.
Hewey Parrish and the Rev. Jake
Penley. Burial followed in Union
Cross Friends Church cemetery.
V DR. RICHARD E. VATES
CONWAY, ARK. - Dr.
Richard E. Yates, 75, of Conway,Ark., professor emeritus of histo^
and political science- at Hendrix
College (Arkansas), died June 21
at his home after an illness of
■ several months. ,
Born Dec. 10, 1910, in
Whilefish, Mont., he \Yas a son of
John Andrew and Ida Hunt Yates.
He was a member of First United
Methodist Church in Conway.Yates tau^t at Hendrix for more
than 30 ywrs, authored several
books and, .wrote a column that ap-peai)|d'iii Arkansas newspapers.,HP%Gll'i, his family moved fromV^^efish, Mont., to North
^^onna.Yates* attended public school in
Mocksville and received a
bachelor's degree from North
Carolina State College in 1932. At
Vanderbilt University, he obtain
ed a master's degree in 1933 and
a doctorate in 1936. He also
studied at Cblumbia University and
the University of Chicago.
He is an Army veteran of World
War II.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
June 23 in Green Chapel at Hen
drix with the Rev. Tom Weir, Dr.
Francis Christie and Robert
Meriwether officiating. Burial was
in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Survivors include: his wife, Mrs.
Helon Sanders Smith Yates; a step
son, Don S. Smith of Chevy
Chase, Md.; a brother, Haines H.
Yates of Mocksville; and four
stepgrandsons.
7 iP^GGY l.Varrish
WINSTON-SALEM - Mrs.Peggy iwngbottom Parrish, 54, of
247 Eliii Dr., died July 9 at For-syth Memorial Hospital. She had
been in declining health for threeyears and critically ill for one
week. ;
She was born December 24,
1931, in Wilkes County, thedaughter of R. Talmadge and
Gladys Blackburn Longtottom.She spent most of her life'in For-syth County, was a graduate of Old
Town High School, and a member
of Rcynolda Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are her husband, C.
Raymond Parrish, of the home;two daughters, Bonnie Parrish, of
the home and Mrs. Walter (Tam-
< my) Johnson, Winston-Salem; two
sons, Charles R. Parrish, Jr., and
Ronald G. Parrish, both of the
• home; one granddaughter, Trista
Johnson; her father, of King; two
sisters, Mrs. Carolyn Blackmon,
Winston-Salem, and Mrs. Delores
Murphy, New York City; and one
brother, Roger Longbottom,
Monroe, N.Y.
Among other survivors are four
aunts, Mrs. Pauline Hogue,
Winston-Salent, Mrs. Irene Foster,
Mocksville, Mrs. Mae Norris,
Statesville, and Mrs. Pewl Hunter,
Charlotte.
Funeral services were held
Saturday at Vogler's Reynolda
Road Chapel by the Rev. Richard
N. Robinson. Burial followed in
Forsyth Memorial Park.
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MOCKSVILLE - Mary Bell
Chuhn Carson, 70, of Route 4,
died July 17 at Rowan Memorial
Hospital in Salisbury after being in
declining health for several
months.
The funeral was held Sunday at
New Bethel Baptist Church, con
ducted by the Rev. Albert Greene
and the Rev. W.M. Adams. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Bom April 26, 1916, in Davie
County, she was a daughter of the
late Cicero and Notie Smith
Chunn. Educated in the Davie
County schools and the nursing
program at A&T State University,
.she was a retired nurses' a.ssistant
at Blumenthal Jewi.sh Home. She
was a member of New Bethel Bap
tist Church.
Survivors include four .sons, Lin
coln Carson of Waterbury, Conn.,
Johnnie A. Carson of Raleigh,
Richard "Lucky" Carson of
Mocksville and James Henry
Cowan of Patterson, N.J.; three
daughters, Audrey Pettiway of
Waterbury, Conn., Mary Louise
Hudson and Elizabeth Feamster,
both of Salisbury;
Five brothers, Hubert Chunn of
Mocksville, John Chunn of
Chicago, III., Paul Chunn of
Salisb^ury, Ervin Chunn of
Springfield, N.Y., and Thomas
Chunn of Hempstead, N.Y.; a
sister, Catherine Brawley of
Mocksville; 12 grandchildren; and
six great-grandchildren.
HUBERT HANEY
MOCKSVILLE - Hubert
Haney, 85, of Route 6, died at
Broughton Hospital in Morganton
early Monday morning.in
A graveside service was held at
11 a.m., Wednesday at Rose
Cemetery conducted by the Rev.
Lester Keaton.
Bora in Guilford County, he was
a retired employee of Drexel-
Heritage Furniture Co. of
Mocksville.
Survivors include a niece.
Louise Boyette of High Point.
\j/ POLLY T. LATHAM
MOCKSVILLE - Polly Tut-
terow Latham, 74, of Route I, died
at Davie County Hospital Saturday
evening after being in declining
health for several years.
The funeral was held at 4 p.m.
Tuesday at Eaton's Funeral Home
Chapel, conducted by the Rev.
John Rowe and the Rev. Benny
Bearden. Burial followed in Center
United Methodist Church
cemetery.
Bora Oct. 30, 1911, in Davie
County, she was a daughter of the
late Henry and Betty Tutterow. A
retired dietician with the-Davie
County schools, she was a meihb^f*'
of Center United Methqclhit-
Church, where she had .sdry,ft^s
church treasurer for many'yedrs.
A charter member -of Center
Homemaker's Club, she was also
active in Center community
development.
Her husband, Martin Latham,
died Nov. 17, 1984.
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Bob (Carolyn) Lycrly of
Route I; a si.ster, Nellie Green of
Route 7; and several nieces and
nephews.
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WINSTON-SALEM - Homer
C. (Joby) Hawn, 86, 2611
Reynolds Dr., died July 27 al For-
syth Hospital.
He was born August 9, 1899, in
Catawba County to Robert T. and
Emma Honeycutt Hawn. He spent
his early life and education in
Catawba County. He was a
graduate ofLenoir-Rhyne College
in 1926. He obtained his masters
degree in education in 1944 from
the University of North Carolina.
He coached and taught in high
schools in Granite Falls and
Marion before coming to Winston-
Salem and R.J. Reynolds High
School in 1934. Mr. Hawn was
recreational director for P.H.
Hanes Knitting Co. from 1947 to
1962. He officiated in baskeball n
games and major football bowl
games. He was commissioner of
the Carolina intercollegiate
Athletic Conference for several
years.
In 1977, he was inducted into the
Lcnoir-Rhyne Sports Hall of
Fame. He was inducted as a
member of the Winston-
Salem/Forsyth County Sports Hall
of Fame on May 23, 1986. In
1983, Mr. Hawn was honored as
Senior Citizen of the Year in For-
syth County. He was a member of
Winston-Sdem Civitan Club and
Augsburg Lutheran Church.
Surviving are his wife, H^n
Rudisill Hawn; one dai^^, f^rs.
Joe Helms, Advancej|[timQ- son,
Robert G. Hawn, Lilbwn^ Ga.; six
grandchildren and.^r sisters,
. Mrs. Henry Moser,^ Mrs. $eth
Moser, Mrs. Lynn Hudson and
Mrs. Ernest Yount, all of Hickory.
Funeral services were held Tues
day at Augsburg Lutheran Church
by the Rev. C. Ross Ritchie. Burial
was in Forsyth'Memorial Park.
Memorials may be made to
Augsburg Lutheran Church.
>/• MABEL E. KELLOGG
Mabel E. Kellogg, a former resi
dent of Mocksville, died Tuesday,
July 29, at Riverside Hospital in
Newport News, Va.
She was bom in Coming, N.Y.,
Feb. 23, 1909, to the late Clinton
and Carrie Ballman. She was
preceded In death by her husband,
Gordon Kellogg, May 1, 1955.
While Mrs. Kellogg lived in
Mocksville, she was a member of
Blaise Baptist Church, where she
taught Sunday School.
Surviving is a sister, Alice Pish
of San Antonio, Texas, 7 nieces
and nephews.
Born Feb. 19, 1925, in Iredell
County, she was a daughter of the
late Robert Newell and Eva Mae
Whitley Owens. She was a retired
employee of Burlington Industries.
Survivors include four brothers,
Harold Owens of Cherry ville, and
Clarence, Marvin and Gordon
Owens, all of Mooresville; aiKl five
sisters, Joyce Mclntyre of
Mocksville, and Geneva Swink,
Patsy Owens, Patricia Ingle and
Shirley Mayhew, all of
Mooresville.
>/tHURMAN ODELL PARKER
Thurman Odell Parker of Route
8, Mocksville, died Monday mor
ning in Davie County Hospital
after a short illness.
He was bom in Spartinburg,
S.C., to the lute Lawson and
Mamie Parker. He was a member
of St. John's AME Zion Church,
and was retired from North
Carolina Department of
Transportation.
Funeral services were to be held
on Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. at St.
John's AME Zion Church with the
pastor, the Rev. L.B. Speas, of
ficiating. Burial was to follow in
the church cemetery. The body was
to lie in state at the church one hour
prior to the service hour.
He is survived by two brothers,
William Parker of Mocksville and
Woodrow Parker of Columbus,
Ohio.
/ruth S. RUSSELL
NEW LONDON - Ruth Stoker
Russell, 81, of Route 2, died July
27 tit her home.
The funeral was held I'uesday at
Antioch Baptist Church in Rowan
County with the Rev. Bill Link of
ficiating. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Born Jan. 6, 1905, in Stanly
County, a daughter of the late '
Robert Marshall Stoker and Sally
Fesperman Stoker Harwood, she
was a graduate of the Mitchell
Home, now Pfeiffer College. She
was a homemaker and a member
of Antioch Baptist Church.
Her husband, Robert Ben
Russell, and her stepfather, Jonah
Harwood, preceded her in death.
Survivors include three'
daughters, Joann Russell of
Charlotte, and Pauline Blalock and .
Jane Furr, both of New. London; '
a brother, Talmadge Stoker of
Albemarle; three sisters, Lucille
Smith of Albemarle, Hattie Tut-
terow of Mocksville and Polly
Mabry of Norwood; nine grand
children; two great-grandchildren;
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Sidney Monroe Whitt, 69, of
Route 7, Mocksville, died July 24
at North Carolina Baptist Hospital
in Winston-Salem.
The funeral was held Saturday at
Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel,
conducted by the Rev. Wade
Childers. Burial was in Hardison
United Methodist Church
cemetery.
^m in Forsyth County on Aug.
1, 1917, he was a son of the late
Sidney W. and Ida Culler Whitt.
A retired driver for Roadway Ex
press, he was a Methodist.
Survivors include his wife,
Nellie Hepler Whitt; two sons,
Richard H. Whitt of Route 7,
Mocksville, and Johnny M. Whitt
of Route 7, Lexington; two sisters,
Mary Cook of Winston-Salem and
Annie Williams of Kannapolis; a
brother, Odell E. Whitt of Waco,
Texas; six grandchildren; and two
great-grandchildren.
/ ELVIN S. JOYNER
MOCKSVILLE — Elvin Samuel
Joyner, 68, of Route 8, died July
22, at the Durham VA Medical
Center.
The funeral was held Thursday
at Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel,
conducted by the Rev. Paul Moore
and the Rev. Lindsey Walters.
Burial was in Bear Creek Baptist
Church cemetery.
Bom in Yadkin County on Sept.
13, 1917, he was a son of the late
William F. and Christene Jane
Russell Joyner. A retired farmer,
he was a World War II Army
veteran and a Baptist.
Survivors include his wife,
Dorothy Anderson Joyner; two
brothers, Curtis Joyner of Hamp-
tonville and Berlin Joyner of
Yadkinville; and several nieces and
nephews.
/,RACHEL E. OWENS
MOORESVILLE - Rachel
Elizabeth Owens, 61, of 216 S.
Sycamore St., died July 27 at
Charlotte Memorial Hospital after
a lengthy illness.
The funeral was held Tuesday in
the E.C. Cavin Funeral Home
Memorial Chapel, conducted by
the Rev. William E. Harris. Buri^
was in Glenwood Memorial Park.
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^ Elsie Blanche Hickling, 95,
formerly of 3605 Cornell Blvd.,
Wlnslon-Salem, died July 27 at
^ellCare Nursing Center in
Winston-Salem.
The body was taken from
Eaton's Funeral Home to Farley
Funeral Home in Indianapolis,
Ind., where the funeral was held
Wednesday morning. Burial was in
Macedonia Community Cemetery
in Indianapolis.
Bom in College Spnngs, Iowa,
on March 31, 1891, she was a
daughter of the late M.A. and
Sabrina Lamb Shields Follett.
Her husband, John Harrison
Hickling, died May 3, 1968.
Survivors include two sons, Har
rison B. Hickling of Winston-
Salem and Robert K. Hickling of
Pittsburgh, Pa.; seven grand
children; 11 great-grandchildren;
^d one great-great-grandchild.
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Matalene Walker Smoot, 66, of
Route 1, Mocksville, died Satur
day morning in Davie County
, Hospital.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Monday at Eaton's Funeral
Chapel, with the Revs. Kenneth
Hyde, Fred Shoaf and Chris
Heavner officiating.
Burial was in Salem United
. Methodist Church cemetery.
She was born Sept. 15,1919, in
Davie County to the late Luther
and Etta Godbcy Walker. Retired
from B.C. Moore's Department
Store, she was active in the
Sheffield-Calahaln Rural Ladies
Booster Club for 16 years. She was
a member of New Union United
Methodist Church.
Survivors include her husband
William "Bill" Smoot; two
daughters, Priscilla Clark and
Margie Robertson, both of Route
1; a brother, Lester Walker of .
Route 1; pid four grandchildren.
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SALISBURY - Rochelle
Pauline Johnson Heggins, 73, of
808 W. Monroe St., died July 30
at her home after being in declin
ing health for a year.
The body will remain at Noble
and Kelsey Funeral Home pending
completion of funeral
arrangements.
Bom Jan. S, 1913, in Athens,
Ga., she was a daughter of the late
Jessie and Mary Tabor Johnson.
Educated in the schools of Athens,
Ga., she was a domestic and a
member of Hall's Chapel Primitive
Baptist Church.
Survivors include six sons, Joe,
James and Walter Heggins, all of
Salisbury, Narvcll and John Henry
Heggins, both of Washington,
D.C., and Andrew Heggins of
Connecticut; four daughters, Helen
McQuillcr, Inez Price and Shirley
Rcid, all of Salisbury, and Mary
Graham of Statesville;
A brother, George Johnson of
Mocksville; three sisters, Mozelle
Alexander and Estelle Puryear,
both of SalLsbury, and Annie Mit
chell of Newark, N.J.; 25 grand
children; and 17 great
grandchildren.
/ PAULT. HOWELL
WINSTON-SALEM - Paul
Thomas Howell, 78, of 228
Lockland Ave.. died Monday at his
home.
He was born May 2, 1908, in
Davie County to Charlie Lee and
Annie Belle Thomas Howell. He
had lived in Winston-Salem for the
past 60 years, was retired from the
Tri-City Music Co. in 1977, and
a member of St. Paul's Episcopal
Church.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Kathy Newsome, Winston-
Salem and Mrs. Anne Parks, Mid
way; two grandchildren; one great
grandchild; three sisters, Mrs.
Helen Lyerly and Mrs. Margaret
Godfrey, both of Charlotte, and
Mrs. Gladys May, Coolcemee; and
one brother, Virgil Howell,
Cooleemee.
Graveside .services were held 11
a.m. Wednesday at Parklawn
Memorial Gardens by the Rev. Ed
ward Scott.
The family requests memorials
be made to Hospice of
' Win.ston-Salem.
/RUTH STOKER RUSSELL
NEW LONDON - Funeral
services for Ruth Stoker Russell,
81, Route 2, New London, were
held Tuesday, July 29, at 4 p.m.
at Antioch Baptist Church. The
Rev. Bill Link officiated. Burial
followed in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Russell died at her home
Sunday morning.
Surviving are 3 daughters, Mrs.
Melvin Furr of New London, Miss
Nancy Russell of Charlotte and
Mrs. George Blalock of New Lon
don; 3 sisters. Mrs. Wayne Smith
of Albemarle, Mrs. Doc (Hattie)
Tutterow of Mocksville, and Mrs.
Hugh Mabry of Norwood; a
brother, Talmadge Stoker of
Albemarle; 9 grandchildren and 2
great-grandchildren.
/WILLIARD R. TUCKER
NEW LONDON - Williard
Ray Tucker. 66, of Route I, died
July 28 at the Salisbury VA
M^ical Center after a serious ill
ness of four months.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Thursday at Stanly Funeral Home
Memorial Chapel, Albemarle, with
the Rev. George Bradshaw of
ficiating. Burial was in Stanly
Gardens of Memory with full
military rites conducted by the
Stanly County DAY Team.
Born Sept. 2, 1919, in Davie
County, he was a son of the late
Charles Brantley and Rena
McCrary. A retired brick maker,
he was a Baptist and a U.S. Army
World War II veteran.
Survivors include his wife, Cora
Barringer Tucker; a son, Tony Ray
Tucker of Bowie,,Md.; a daughter,
Linda Eury of Stanfield; a brother,
Charles Brantley Tucker Jr. of
Albemarle;
Four sisters, Thellis Barfield of
Albemarle, Flo.ssie Edinger of
Orlando, Ra., Clara Levanti of
Niantic, Conn., Lillian Fulk of
Brunswick. Ga.;^>aod two
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Mrs. Pamela Smith "Pam"
Wagoner, 30, Rt. 6, Mocksville, _
died Saturday night at Lexington
Memorial Hospital following in
juries .sustained in an automobile
accident.
She was born July 13, 1956, in
Forsyth County to the late Lloyd
Dallas and Fannie Lee Thompson
Smith. She was a member of
Bethany Bapti.st Church. Mrs.
Wagoner was an "L.P.N. in the
O.B. Dept. at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital, where she had been
employed for two years.
Survivors include her husband.
MichaqI Wayne Wagoner, of the
home and ts^fiJsters, Mrs. Gerald
(Sandra) Seve.rt, Davidson Coun
ty an() M^ Jerry (Mdanie) Win-
free ,. Keftwrsvil le.
Fiineral services were held Mon
day at Bethany Baptist Church by
the Rev. Neal Eller. Interment
followed in Crestview Memorial
Park in Rural Hall.
ELMER G. PROPST
CHINA GROVE - Elmer
Gilbert Propst, 75, of Route I,
Miller Road, died Saturday at
Rowan Memorial Ho.spital follow
ing a brief illne.ss.
The funeral was held at 4 p.m.
Tuesday at St. Mark's Lutheran
Church, conducted by the Rev.
Harvey Blume, pastor. Burial was
in Greenlawn Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to St.
Mark's Lutheran Church. P.O.
Box 596, China Grove, N.C.
28023.
Born June 30, 1911, in Rowan
County, he was a son of the late
James Arthur and Etta Louise
Ritchie Propst. A member of St,
Mark's Lutheran Church, he had
been employed by Cannon Mills
Co., Plant I, for 49 years before
his retirement.
His wife, Hallie Mcniu.*; Prop.st,
died Oct. 14, 1985.
Survivors include a son, James
A. Propst of Route 1; a daughter,
Mrs. John (Betty) Farmer of
Mocksville; a half sister, Rachel
Miller of Route I; four grand
children; two step-grandchildren;
and one step-great-grandchild.
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SALISBURY — The funeral for
Mae Sheets Lyerly was held
August I at Milfbrd Hills United
Methodist Church, conducted by
the Rev. J. I^ul Davenport, pastor.
Burial was in Chestnut Hill
Cemetery.
Born Feb. 8, 190S, in Davie
County, she was a daughter of the
late George A. and Carrie Louella
Nance Sheets. She was educated in
the Davie County schools, was a
member of Milford Hills United
Methodist Church and in her ear-
ly life taught school in Davie Coim-
ty. She later owned and operated
^ her own business, where she was
a seamstress.
Her husband. Mate J. Lyerly,
died July 20, 1984.
Survivors include two brothers,
George Sheets of Salisbury and
Gray Sheets of Mocksville; a
^>0 granddaughter, Mrs. Vincent A.
(Bonnie) King of Franklin, Tenn.,
with whom she made her home^
and one other granddaughter; and
five great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Lyerly, 81, of Franklin,
ft Tenn., and formerly of Salisbury,
^ 29 at Claibourn and
T Hughes Convalescent Center in
^ . Franklin after an extende(| period
^ of declining health.
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ADVANCE — Mr. Eudell
Earnhardt, 57, of Rt. 3, Box 88,
died Friday evening in the
emergency room of Forsyth
Memorial Hospital. Funeral serv
ices were held at 4 p.m. Sunday at
the Advance United Methodist
Church by the Rev. Tom McLean.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery.
Mr. Bamhardt was born in
Davie County to George and Dellie
Hendrix Bamhardt. He had lived
all of his life in Davie County, and
was a member of the Advance
United Methodist Church. He was
employed by AT&T and worked at
their Reynolda Road facility. He
was a veteran of the Korean Con
flict, serving in the U.S. Marines.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Bet
ty Haitman Bamhardt, of the
home; one daughter and son-in-
law, Paula and Amny Riddle, both
of Advance; one son and daughter-
in-law, David and Susan Bam
hardt, Lewisville; one grand
daughter, Little Miss Laura Bette
Riddle; two sisters, Miss Virginia
Dare Bamhardt, Advance and Mrs.
Henry (Willie Veigh) Shoaf,
Reeds; and three brothers, Olin
Bamhardt, Advance, and Herman
and G.E. Bamhardt, both of
Mocksville.
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• EAST SPENCER - William
Taft Harrison, 66, of 512 Hall St.,
died Wednesday at 2:40 p.m. at the
Salisbury VA Medical Center after
being in declining health for
several years and seriously ill for
several months.
The funeral was Monday at 1
p.m. in the Noble and Kelsey
Memorial Chapel, with the Rev.
James Stowe officiating. Burial
was in the National Cemetery of
Salisbury, with military rites con
ducted by the Rowan County
Veterans Council.
Bom July 24,1920, in Jefferson,
Ga., he was a son of the late Emory
W. and Minnie Strickland Har
rison. Educated in the Davie and
Liberty County schools, he was a
retired employee of Cone Mills in
Greensboro and a member of In
stitutional Baptist Church in
. Greensboro. He was a U.S. Army
veteran of World War 11.
Survivors include a daughter,
Betty Ann Hargraves of
Greensboro; two sisters, Catherine
Pniitt of Salisbury and Louise
Jones of East Spencer; six grand
children; and five'
great-grandchildren.
grandcliiidfcn; . ihVe.e great
grandchildren and one .sister, Ethel
Scott, Harmony.
Memorials may be made to the
Redland Pentacostal Holiness
Church Building Fund. Rt. 4, P.O.
Box 20, Advance, N.C. 27006.
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Mrs. Lola Summers Poplin, 92,
of Rt. 3, Mocksville, died Sunday
night at Davie County Hospital in
Mocksville. Funeral services were
to be held 2 p.m. Wednesday at the
Bethel United Methodist Church
by the Revs. Bill Farmer and Jack
D. Luther. The body was to be
placed in the church .30 minutes
prior to the service. Burial was to
follow in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Poplin was bom in Davie
County to the late J.W. and Eliza
Kurfees Summers. She was a
homemaker and a member of the
Bethel United Methodist Church.
Her husband, the late John M.
Poplin, preceded her in death in
1951. .
Surviving are four daughters,
Mrs. Thelma Turrentine, Mrs.
Clara Goodwin, and Mrs. Kathleen
Hatley, all of Rt. 3, Mocksville,
and Mrs. Marie Chappell, Rt. 4,
Salisbuiy; one son, Oscar Lee
Poplin, Rt. 3, Mocksyille^ight
grandchildren; ahdl^six
great-grandchildren.
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VADVANCE — Mrs. Annie
Foster Livengood, 86, Rt. 2,
widow of the late J.M. Livengood,
known to many in the Fork Church
area as "Aunt Annie", died Fri
day morning at Davie County
Hospital in Mocksville. Funeral
services were at 4 p.m. Sunday at
Fork Baptist Church. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Mrs. Livengood was bom in
Davie County to the late Robert
and Sallie Garwood Foster. She
was a homemaker and a dedicated
lifelong member of Fork Baptist
Church. Her hasband preceded her
in death Nov. 16, 1968.
Survivors include two daughters,
Mrs. Treva Spillman, Rt. 2. Ad
vance ahd-Miss Nell Livengood,
- Atlanta^;Ga.; two grandchildren.
Jim ^Mlman, Clemmons and Ann
yolmrai Advance; four great-
<grandchildren, Stephanie Byrd,
Yadkinville, Ryan Spillman, Clem
mons, Brent and Ricky Younls.
both of Advance; one .sister, Mrs.
Mittie Shulcr, Rt. 3, Mocksville
and one brother, Willard Foster.
Rt. 4, Mocksville.
/ GLENN A. MESSICK, SR.
ADVANCE — Mr. Glenn
Alden Messick, Sr., 75, of Rt. I,
died Friday moming at Davie
County Hospital. Funeral services
were held at 2 p.m. Sunday at
I Redland Pentacostal Holiness
Church by the Rev. James Stowe.
Burial followed in the church
, cemetery. The body was placed in
the church 30 minutes prior to the
; service.
Mr. Messick was bom in Iredell
' County to the late Steve and Cora
i Gregory. Messick, and was retired
from the Sanitation Dept. of the
City of Win.ston-Salem. He was a
member of Redland Pentacostal
Holiness Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Willie Mae Hendrix Messick, of
the home; four daughters, Mrs.
Bill (Jean) Marler, Rt. 2, East
Bend, Mrs. Junior (Patty) fillips,
Rt. 1, East Bend, Mrs. Bolpby (Jo
Ann) Day, Rt. 1, Mocksville and
Mrs. Gray (Phoebe) Smith, Clem
mons; three sonl,|DonaId Messick
and Gerald (Bodean) Messick, both
of Pfafftown and Glenn (Dickie)
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WINSTON-SALEM - Mrs.
Hazel Kinnamon Coffey, 74, 331
Keating Dr., died Sunday at For-
syth Hospital after an illness of six
weeks.
She was born July 31, 1912, in
Forsyth County to Alvin E. and
Amanda Miller Kinnamon. She
lived most of her life in Forsyth
County..(She was a member of
Clen^ns Bible Fellowship of
Christian Missionary Alliance.
Mrs. Coffity was retired with over
30 years of service with Western
Electric as a layout operator. She
was also a member of Telephone
Pioneers of America.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, Collis Ray Coffey. in
March, 1966. Surviving are three
daughters, Mrs. Betty C. Ketner,
Mocksville, Patsy Young, Wil
mington and Mrs. Barbara Falls,
140 S. Peace Haven Rd., eight
grandchildren; four great
grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs.
. Faith Longworth, Jonesville, Mrs.
Mary Minter, Country Lane and
Mrs. Iris Byrne, Ohio, and one
brother, Charlie Kinnamon,
Charlotte.
Funeral services were Tuesday
at Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek
Chapel by the Rev. Walter Arnold
and the Rev. Henry E. May, Jr. In
terment followed in New
Philadelphia Moravian Church
graveyard.
/ • ROSCO i;, FROST
WINSTON-SALEM - Mr.
Rosco T. Frost of 825 Haywood
St. died unexpectedly Saturday
evening, Aug. 9, at Forsyth
Memorial Hospital.
He was a native of Davie Coun
ty, but had resided in Win.ston-
Salem for 40 years. He was an
employee of the Roadwqay Ex
press Co. in Kemersville and was
' recently presented with a citation
for 30 years of dedicated service.
He was a member of the Bcutah
Baptist Church.
Surviving arc his wife, Mrs.
Elizabeth Geter Frost, of the home;
two sons, Keith Myers, Winston-
Salem and Persavall Fro.st,
Washington, D.C.; four step
daughters, Deborah Wilson,
Cheral Wilson, Sharon Wilson,
and Truvia Thompson, all of
Winston-Salem; two step-sons,
Harmon Wilson, Los Angeles,
Calif, and David Wilson, Winston-
Salem; three brothers, Abraham
Frost, Tennes.see, Rufus Frost,
Mocksville, and Arthur Frost,
. Salisbury; two grandchildren,
j^^ichelle and Keanna Carter, both
'of Winston-Salem; and a host of
nieces, nephews, and other
relatives.
Funeral services were held
p.m. Thursday, Aug. 14, at Bciiln
Baptist Church by the Rev. J.J.
Miller. Burial followed 'in
Evergreen Cemetery.
The family request^4nemorials
be made to Telephone Pioneers of, » ricHARDSON SR.America. . jwTOTO - CuhU
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'Mrs. Ruby Catherine Wt
Hauser, 64, of Rt. 4, Advan.
died Aug. 17 at Davie Coui
Hospital.
She was bom September 2,19i
to the late Moses Price Wood an
Elizabeth Gr^oiy Wood. She wa employee
a winder with Hanes Knitwear Funeral services
Richardson, 81. died
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day nmroing at Cabarrus Mcmonal,,
" He«Mbom in Davie Counly^'
the late J.L. and Mary Cornelius :
Richardson.
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WINSTON-SALEM - Mr.
Calvin Otis Burrell, 69, of 3895
Bethania Station Rd., Apt. 15, died
unexpectedly Wedn^ay morning,
Aug. 13, at his home.
He was bom July 5, 1917, in
Forsyth County, the son of Samuel
Jesse Burrell and Clara Inez Pat-
ton Lackey. He spent most of his
' adult life in Winston-Salem.
He was formerly a truck driver
with Pilot Freight Lines, and at the
time of his retirement in 1972 he
was a truck .driver with llennis
Truck Lines.
He was of the Baptist faith. He
was first married to Doris Marie
Burrell, who died in 1966. He was
later married to Mrs. Nell B. Wat
son of Mocksville.
Stt[in!ring are one son, William
Hemy»Burrell, Wilmington; one
gfaq^n, William Woodsen Bur-
.r^Tjlnd one granddaughter, Carol
' Stacey Burrell, both of Wil
mington; four step-sons, Eddie,
Edwin, and Mickey Anderson, all
of Mocksville, and the Rev. Ricky
Anderson, Marshville.
Graveside serviees were held at
II a.m. Friday at Forsyth
Memorial Park by the Revs. W.T.
Hendrix and Ricky Anderson.
/ ROBERT W. FARRISH
Mr. Robert William Parrish, 71,
of 517 Church St., Mocksville,
died thursday morning at the
Veteran's Administration Medical
Center in Salisbury.
Funeral services were held at 2
p.m. Saturday at Eaton's Funeral
Home Chapel by the Rev. Albert
Bracken. Burial followed in Rose
Cemetery.
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She was a member of Macedonii son Funeral Home Cha^ r-omtim ? ^
Moravian Church. cord. Burial will follow in Caro £ ^
Surviving are three brothers. Memorial Park. cmmn
Russell Wood, Lexington; Roland Surviving is his wife.
Wood, Kemersville; and Alvis Freeze Allman Rtcharikon o
home; a daughter, Mrs. Dons
Wood, Clemmons; one niece and Greer offive nephews. daughter, Mrs. toop^ff
Funeral services were held risburg; a stepson, Kye
Wednesday at Hayworth-Miller Mt. Pleasant;Silas Creek Chapel by the Rev. Clarence Richardwn ai^^^ore
Samuel Greeson and the Rev. Leon Richardson, both of n 'Wood. Burial followed in Forsyth three grandchildren
Memorial Park. great-grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to
Macedonia Moravian Church.
Mr. Parri.sh was bora in Forsyth
County to the late* Luther and Ar-
missa Danner Parrish. He was
retired from the Veteran's Ad
ministration Medical Center in
Salisbury, and was a veteran of
World War II.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Elsie Morefield, of the home; two
daughters, Mrs. Katherine Hurscy
and Miss Wanda Parrish, both of
Mocksville; two sons, Roger Par
rish, Mocksville and Billy Ray Par
rish, Winston-Salem; nine grand
children; three great-grand
children; one half sister, Mrs.
Josephine Huffman. Lexington;
and one half brother, Ray
Draughn, MiKksville.
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J LEXINGTON - Jam?s Monroe
Huffman, 66, of Route IS, died
Thursday, Aug. 14, in the Com
munity General Hospital,
Thomasville, after an illness of
three weeks.
Mr. Huffman was born in
Grayson County, Virginia to the
j. late James Fraiilin and Ida Jane
y/cst HuHman. He was retired
^ from Dixie Furniture Company.
^ He is survived by his wife,
Josephine Draughn Huffman of the
home; 5 sons. Kenneth Huffman,
Green Meadow Drive, Lexington,
^ David Huffman, 308 Washburn
^ St., Lexington, Avery Huffinan,
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^ Welcome, Allen Huffman, Old
Mill Farm Road, Lexington, Steve
^ Huffman, Welcome; 4 daughters,
Mrs. Elaine Culler, Mocksville,
Mrs. Judy Boles, Mocksville, Mrs.
Betty Byerly, Friendship Church
Road, Lexington, Mrs. Patricia
Hawks, Mt. Airy; a brother, Blaine
vo Huffinan, Mocksville; 3 sisters,
Mrs. Annie Bowman, Mocksville,ivua* •..ww—--—,
jjt'' Mrs.' Roljtoa Jones, Yadkinville,
and Mbii Winnie Reminger,
Boonvillel!
^ Funeral ^rvices were held at 2
p.m. Sui^y at the Vogler-
Piedmont vuneral Home Chapel.
The Revs. E.M. James and Jack
n ^ Johnson conducted the service.
Burial followed in the Bear Creek
• Baptist Church cemetei7 in Davie
County.
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Beeson, 56, of Rt. 4, Old
Mocksville Rd., died Aug. 19 at
Baptist Hospital. He had been in
declining health for 3V4 years.
He was bom August 29, 1929,
in Guilfoird County, the son of the
late Fred L. and Irene Meadows
Beeson. He attended Forsyth
County and Kemersville High
Schools. He was a veteran of the
Korean Conflict serving in the U.S.
Navy. He was disability retired Ju
ly 1,1986, from the N.C. Forestry
Service, having been forest ranger
for Iredell County for the past 20
years. He was a member of the
Iredell County Fireman's Assoc.
and in May of 1986 was predated
a plaque for 20 years of dedicated
service as an Iredell County
Fireman.
On April 20. 1956, he was mar
ried to the former Frances Evans
in Guilford County, who survives.
Also surviving arc two daughters.
Miss Lisa Beeson, Statesvillc and
Mrs. Jennifer Lane, Rt. 4,
Statesvillc; two sisters, Mrs. Peggy
Laundon, Winston-Salem and Mrs.
Edna Mae Norman, Green.sboro;
his step-mother, Mrs. Pearl
Beeson, Kemersville; and one
granddaughter, Autumn Camile
Lane, Rt. 4, Statesvillc.
Funeral services were Aug. 21
at Center United Methodist Church
in Davie County by the Rev. John
Rowe and the Rev. Qaudia Har-
relson. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Center United Methodist Church,
Rt. 1, Mocksville, N.C. 27028, the
volunteer fire department, or to the
charity of the donor's choice,
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^ JAMES W. HUTCHINS
WINSTON-SALEM - James
William Hutehins, 65, 1100
Fenimore St. died Aug. 23 at N.
Myrtle Beach, S.C. Memorial ser
vices were held Monday at
Vogler's Main Street Chapel by
Dr. J.L. Wilson.
Mr. Hutehins was bom Atigust
22, 1921 to Walter E. and Blan
che Strain Hutehins. He was a
retired employee of R.J. Remolds
Tobacco Co., retiring as manager
of the Millwright Shop, Engineer
ing Dept. he was a member of Aid-
more Baptist Church, where he
served on the Board of Deacons.
He was a veteran of World War B.
Surviving are his wife. Ruby
Caroll Hutehins, of the home; two
daughters, Mrs.. Carroll Hutehins
Peters, Rocky Mount .and Mrs.
Susan Hutdiins A^nfls, Marshall;
two ^n.s, James William Hutehins
II, Vihhston-Salem and Thomas Er-
win Hutehins, Abbeville, S.C.;
seven grandsons and one sister.
Mrs. Virginia Evans, Mocksville.
The family requests memorials
be made to the Special Ministry
fund of Aidmore Baptist Church.
j SANDRA C. JONES
WINSTON-SALEM — Mrs.
Sandra Kay Copley Jones, 48, of
Rt. II, Palace Dr., died at Forsyth
Hospital Aug. 22.
She was born October 22, 1937
in Forsyth County. She spent most
of her life in Forsyth and David
son counties. She was a member
of Midway United Methodist
Church.
Surviving are her husband,
Donald G. Jones, of the home; two
daughters. Miss Diane Jones and
Mrs. Donna Jones Fox, both of
Midway; one sister, Mrs. Janet
Parrish, Advance; one brother,
William Franklin Fletcher, Pfaff-
town and her mother, Janet Copley
Fletcher, Winston-Salem. The late
Raymond N. Fletcher preceded her
in death.
Funeral services were held Mon
day at Midway United Methodit
Church by Dr. C.M. Worthy.
Burial was in Parklawn Memorial
Gardens.
The family requests memorials
be made to Midway United
Methodist Church Parsonage
Fund.
^/ DORA REYNOLDS
'WINSTON-SALEM - Mrs.
Dora Owens Bass Reynolds, of
Clemmons, died Aug. 21 at her
home following an extended ill
ness. She was a native of Forsyth
County, the daughter of the late
William A. and Effie Mae Scott
Owens.
Mrs. Reynolds was a member of
Clemmons Moravian Church
which she attended for as long as
her health permitted. She was a
retired employee of R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co.
Surviving are one son and
daughter-in-law, Thomas Gary
(Tom) and Tanya E. Bass,
Mocksville; a granddaughter. Miss
Heather Nicole Bass. Mocksville;
three sisters, Mrs. Lloyd (Bea)
Hawthorne, Falconhead, Okla.,
Mrs. Rbsp Apderson, Clemmons,
and Mrsryoe (Peggy) Hill.
WinstoH'^Bafem; and one brother.
Mr. S^afvwens, Walkertown.
Fuheral .services were held
Satiirday at Hayworth-Miller Silas
Creek Parkway Chapel by the Rev.
Burton Rights. Intemient followed
in Westlawn Gardens of Memory
in Clemmons.
/ KAREN ELAINE DULIN
Karen Elaine Dulin, 34, of Mill
ing Road, died Monday night at
Rowan Memorial Hospi^, follow
ing an illness of five days.
She was bom in Davie County
to Charlie and Ella Mae Lyons
Dulin of Mocksville.
She was a member of Shiloh
Baptist Church and was employed
by Hanes Corporation of Advance,
and Horn's Country Kitchen,
Mocksville. ^
Surviving, in addition to her
parents, are a daughter, Monique
Dulin; a son, Clifford Dulin, both
of the home; three brothers,
William Bfittain of Salisbupr,
Charlie Stevie Dulin of Mocksville
and Larry D. Dulin of Bronx,
N.Y.; paternal grandmother, Mrs.
Alma Dulin of Mocksville; mater
nal grandfather, Jesse Lyons, also
of Mocksville.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete. The body is at Morrison-
Studevent Funeral Home in
Mocksville.
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y STATESVILLE - Ira Gaither
Owen, 48, of Route 4, died Aug.
24 at Iredell Memori^ Hospital,
following a brief illness.
He was bom in Davie County on
May 17,1938, to the late Ira (Tab)
Demon Owen and Ruby Arlene
Owings Owen, who survives. He
was married to the former Mary
Owings, who also survives.
He was a self-employed air con
ditioning repairman and had served
in the U.S. Marines.
Survivors, in addition to his
mother and wife, include three
daughters, Mrs. Gay Adams, Mrs.
Helen Hawks and Miss Diane
Owen, all of Statesville; four
brothers, Paul Owen, C. Dewey
Owen and Fred Owen, all of
Statesville and John William Owen
of Lewisville; and two grandsons,
Michael and Matthew ^wks, both
of Statesville.
Fimeral services were held Tues
day in the Reavis Funeral Home
Chapel in Harmony. Rev. James
H. Gryder officiated. Burial
followed in the Society Baptist
Church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the
Society Baptist Church Cemetery
Fund, in care of Marc Thome,
Route 1, Box 323, Mocksville,
N.C. 27028.
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Mrs. Maudie Myers Dyson, 71,
of Rt. I, widow of the late Clyde
Dyson died Aug. 21 at Davie
County Hospital.
Funeral services were held
Saturday at Eaton's Funeral Home
in Mocksville "by the Rev. John
Rowe. Burial followed in Center
United Methodist Church
Cemetery.
Mrs. Dyson was bom in Wilkes
County to the late Edward and Bar
bara Myers. She was a retired
dietician with the Davie County
Schools and a member of Cen(mVIC CO. PUBLIC LIBRARY
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' RICHFIELD - The funeral for
Donald Junior McElrath was held
Tuesday at Lyerly Funeral Home
Chapel, with Jerry Cmse and
Ronald Jones officiating. Burial
was in Brookhill Memorial
Gardens in Rockwell.
Born May 12, 1936, in David
son County, a son of Lloyd D.
McElrath of Route I, Richfield,
and the late Irene Lambe McElrath,
he was educated in the Lexington
city schools. He was a member of
Jehovah's Witnesses.
Survivors, in addition to his
father, include a sister, Frances
Morgan of Route I, Richfield; a
brother, Robbie Lee McElrath of
Route 10; another sister, Betty
Whitaker of Mocksville; and a
grandmother, Savanah McElrath of
Lexington.
McElrath, SO, of Route I,
Richfield, died Aug. 23 at Rowan
Memorial Hospital after being in
declining health for several years
and seriously ill for two months.
^ BRUCE H. OSBORNE
WOODLEAF — Bmce Hansel
Osbome, 63, of Route I, died at
his home Aug. 22.
A graveside service was held
Monday at Liberty United
Methodist Church cemetery.
Bom March 22,1923, in Bristol,
Tenn., he was a self-employed
painter and a veteran of World War
11.
Survivors include two daughters,
Patty Myers of Salisbury and
i Karen Osbome of Mocksville;
three sons, David and Steve
Osbome, both of Salisbury and
Johnny Osbome of Mocksville;
two brothers, Daniel Edward
Osbome of Fort Bragg and Zeb
Alvin Osbome of Miami, Fla.
husband, Clyde Dyson, preceded
her in death in 1978.
Surviving are two sons, Robert
Dyson, N. Myrtle Beach, S.C.,
and Eugene Dyson, Rt. 4
(Edgewood Circle), Mocksville;
three grandchildren; two great
grandchildren; one sister, Mrs.
Joypp Moore, High Point; and one
brother, N.F. Myers,
Winston-Salem.
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James R. York, 79, of Route 2,
Mocksville, died Aug. 24 at For-
syth Memorial Hospital in
Winston-Salem.
The funeral was held Tuesday at
Liberty Baptist Church, conducted
by the Rev. Roger Groce, the Rev.
Albert Bracken and the Rev. E.M.
James. Burial was in the church
cemetery, with Masonic graveside
rites conducted by Mocksville
Masonic Lodge.
Memorials may be made to Ox
ford Orphanage in care of
Mocksville Masonic Lodge,
Mocksville, N.C. 27028.
Born Aug. II, 1907, in Iredell
County, a son of the late Johnny
G. and Iva H. Redman York, he
was retired afier 40 years as a
schoolteacher. He was a member
of Mocksville Masonic Lodge and
Oak Grove United Methodist
Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Lessie Weatherman York; a
daughter, Evona Thompson of Los
Angeles; two sons, Johnny York
of Advance and Brantley York of
Sumter, S.C.; a sister, Ora Lee
Turner of Statesville; eight grand
children; and two
great-grandchildren.
/ BOIJsN A. YOUNG
Bolen Alven Young, 66 of, 627
South Main Street died at Davie
County Hospital Tuesday after
noon. A memorial service will be
held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Calvary
Baptist Church on U.S.60I south
of Mocksville. The Rev. Jim
Gryder will officiate.
He was bom November 9, 1919
in Davidson County to the late
Peter and Ethel Young. He was a
retired fumiture worker and a
member of Calvary Baptist
Church. He was a veteran of
World War II.
He is survived by his wife,
Beulah Frazier Young of the home;
one daughter, Judy Petticord of
Advance; two sons, Ray and Fred
dy Young, both of Advance; six
sisters, Clarice Doby, Loretta
Goodman and Fannie Trexler, all
of Salisbury; Ruth Everhart,
Elizabeth Simerson and Leila
Wallace, all of Lexington; and two
brothers. Garland and William
Young, both of Lexington.
The family requests memorials
be made to the piano fund of
Calvary Baptist Church, Rt. 7, Box
92, Mocksville.
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Richard David Cowan, 41, of
Rt. I, Mocksville, died Aug. 26 at
Davie County Hospital.
Funeral services were held Fri
day at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by
the Rev. David Hyde. Burial
followed in Joppa Cemetery.
Mr. Cowan was bom August 10,
1945, in Nashville, Tenn., the son
of William O. Cowan, Nashville,
Tenn. and Betty Jean Lipscomb,
Norfolk, Va. He was a retired
carpet salesman and a member of
Blai.se Baptist Church.
Surviving, in addition to his
parents, are his wife, Mrs. Daphne
Cohen Cowan, of the home; one
daughter, Rainbow Cowan,
Huntersville; two stepdaughters,
Gina and Ginger Weeks, both of
the home; two si.sters, Gena
Web.ster and Treasure Davis, both
of Norfolk, Va.; and one brother.
Bill Cowan, Virginia Beach, Va.
. MARGIE S. HEPLER
COOLEEMEE - Margie
Speaks Hepler, 80, of 15 Yadkin
St., died unexpectedly Sunday at
her home.
The funeral was Tuesday at
Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel in
Mocksville, conducted by the Rev.
Dennis Page and the Rev. Charles
Ledford. Burial was in Union
Grove United Methodist Church
cemetery in Iredell County.
Born Aug. II, 1906, in Iredell
County, she was a daughter of the
late Sampson and Callie Beck
Speaks. She was a homcniaker and
a member of Union Grove United
Methodist Church.
Her husband, William Roy
Hepler, died Dec. 28, 1983.
Survivors include six daughters,
Christine Livengood of Route 9,
Salisbury, Cleo Sipes of Woodleaf,
Mrs. Garland (Pauline) Danford of
High Point. Mrs. Bill (Ann) Davis
of Mount Ulla, Mrs. Arnold
(Geraldine) O'Neal of Cooleemcc
and Mrs. Herman (Helen) Oakley
of Greensboro; two sons, J.D.
Hepler of Greensboro and Moody
Hepler of Sali.sbury;
Four sisters. Mrs. Newt Privette
of Maryville, Tenn., Mrs. Jeff
Rash of Union Grove and Mrs.
Lc.ster Templcton and Mrs. Guy
Lippard, both of Statesville; 14
grandchildren; and five
great-grandchildren.
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Mrs. Nannie Dulin Howell, 177
Williams St., Mocksville, died
Aug. 30 at Davie County Hospital
after an extended illness.
She was bom in Davie County.
She was a Baptist by faith.
Funeral .services were held
Wcdne.sday at Mount Zion
Holiness Church in Mocksville by
Ruler J. Ijames. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Surviving are one daughter,
Mrs. Sadie D. Jones, Mocksville;
one foster daughter (great-niece) i
Teresa Ann Dulin, Winston-Salem;
one son, Harry Dulin, Nebo; two
grandchildren, Gloria Jones,
Salisbury and Camell Jones, Jr.,
Mocksville; three fo.ster grand
children, Tracie Dulin. Winston-
Salem and Ca.ssandra Scales,
Mocksville (nieces) and Steven
Dulin (nephew), of the home; one
son-in-law, Carnell Jones, Sr,^!
Mocksville; two sisters, Mrs. Rosa
Harper, Winston-Salem and Mrs.
Annie Van Eaton, Mocksville and
one brother, Leroy Dulin,
Mock.sville.
3 . TERRY W. SMITH
Terry Wayne Smith, 25, of Rl.
4, Mtwk.sville (Cherry Hill Road),
died at 10:45 p.m. Monday at
North Carolina Baptist Hospital in
Winston-Salem from injuries sus
tained in an automobile accident in
Rowan County August 15.
The funeral will be held at 3
p.m. Thursday at Wildwood Bap
tist Church in Salisbury with the
Rev. Raymond C. Miller, of
ficiating. Burial will be in the
church cemetery.
Born June 28, 1961 in Rowan
County, Mr. Smith was the son of
Mrs. Mary Smith Lambert of
Statesville. He was employed by
Derrick Truck Slop.
Survivors include his wife, Lisa
Smith; one son, Brandon Smith of
Spencer; his adopted mother, OIlie
T. Smith of Rt. 4, MocLsville; five
brothers, William Howard Smith,
Rt. 4, Mocksville; Paul David
Smith, Cooleemee; Donnie Smith,
Billy Eugene Smith and Ricky Lee
Smith, all of Spencer; and one
sister, Mrs. Margaret Tilley of
Salisbury.
Also six step brothers, Sam
Lambert, Bobby Lambert, Lonnie
Lambert, Donnie Lambert, Randy
Lambert and Phillip Lambert, all
of Statesville; three half brother^,
Ricky Lee Leonard, James Leon
Leonard, both of China Grove; and
Apsie Dean Lambert of Statesville.
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James Woodrow Summers, 67,
of Route 6, Mocksville, died Fri
day morning at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital, Winston-Salem.
The funeral was held Sunday at
Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel with
the Rev. Bill Creason officiating.
Burial was in Oak Grove United
Methodist Church cemetery.
Born March 6, 1919, in Davie
County, a son of the late James M.
and Myrtle Robinson Summers, he
was retircrf maintenance supervisor
for Davie County Ho.spital. He was
a member of Oak Grove United
Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Elsie
Hodge Summers; a son James W.
'Spminers Jr. of Route 6; two
sist^s, Rebecca Summers of
. Jjl^ksvilte, and Margaret
VBWgarnc'' "f Cooleemee; and a
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WINSTON-SALEM - Frank
Leroy Barker, 324 E. 25th St..
died Aug. 30 at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital.
He was a native ol Mocksvillc,
a member of the Mainvillc A.M.E.
Ziun Church, and a graduate of
A&T College in Greensboro. He
was employed at the J.C. Penny
Store as head taylor.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Mabel Dillard Barker, of the home;
one daughter, Mrs. Deborah
Dillard Williams; his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jonah Ijames,
Mocksville; one sister, Mrs. Mary
Williams; one brother, Randolph
Parker; one half brother, John W.
Ijames; one aunt, Mrs. Ruth
Gaither, and two devoted cousins,
Mrs. Inez Downs and Mrs. Willie
Mae West.
Funeral services were held Sept.
3 at the Mainville A.M.E. Zion
Church.
ELLA BEATRICE BILLINGS
TRAPHILL - Mrs. Ella
Beatrice Billings, 87, of Rt. 1, died
Sept. 7 at Hugh Cahtham
Memorial Hospital in Elkin. She
was the widow of John Granville
Billings.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at Reins-Sturdivant
Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev.
! Jackie Richardson and the Rev.
Hobert Key. Burial followed ipthe
Mount Pisgah Bapli^^^Church
Cemetery. jfit'
Mrs. Billings was tern April 4,
1899 in Wilkes Ceup^'to Robert
Martin Wiles and Angeline
Whitley Wiles.
She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Vetra Ella Wiles,
Walkertown and Mrs. Lena Gail
Pruitt, Mocksville; two sons,
Robert Willard'Billings and Geoi^e
Elihu Billings, both of Rt. I,
Traphill; 19 grandchildren; 24
great-grandchildren; and one
great-gi eat-grandchiid.
EDGAR "BUCK" MICHAEL
• LEXINGTON — Edgar "Buck"
Michael, 64, of 600 C Raeford
Ave., died Wednesday, Sept. 3, at
North Carolina Baptist Hospital,
Winston-Salem, as the result of an
automobile accident.
. Funeral services were held
Saturday, Sept. 5, at 4 p.m. at
Voglers-Piedmont Chapel with the
Rev. John Auler officiating. Buriiil ^ JAMES H. HOFFMAN
James Howard Hoffman, 64, of
Rt. 4, Mocksville, died Sept. 7 at
Davie County Hospital.
Born Nov. 1, 1921, in Grayson
County, Va., he was a son of the
late Daniel Mclvin and Allie
Strugill Hoffman. A retired
employee of Ingersoll-Rand Corp.
in Mocksville, he was a member
of Trinity Baptist Church.
Funeral services were held at 2
p.m. Wednesday at Trinity Baptist
Church with the Rev. Darrell Cox
officiating. Burial was in Legion
Memorial Park Cemetery,
Cooleemee.
Survivors include his wife, Eula
Lowe Hoffman; two daughters,
Dorothy Roff of Fries, Va., and
son, Lewis Hoffman of Rt. 1,
Woodlcaf; a sister. Hazel Bowers
of Princeton, W.Va.;
Two brothers. Brack Hoffman of
Rural Retreat, Va., and Conley
Hoffman of Marion, Va.; eight
grandchildren; and four
, great-grandchildren.
/ LOUIS M. EATON, SR.
WINSTON-SALEM - Louis
McKinley Eaton, Sr., the son of
Ambrose Brock and Emma Eaton,
died September 2. He was born
January 31, 1926, in Mocksville,
and attended the local public
schools. He was a veteran of World
War II.
At an early age he became a
member of Cedar Creek Baptist
Church where he served as a
trustee of the church. He was a
retired employee of R.J. Reynolds
Whitaker Park Tobacco Co.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Helen Scales Eaton, of the home;
two daughters, Mrs. Brenda E.
Cousar and Miss Sandra Y. Eaton,
both of Winston-Salem; two sons.
First Sergeant Louis McKinley
Eaton, Jr., Lawton, Okla. and
Calvin R. ^ton, Winston-Salem;
his father and stepmother, Mr. and
Mrs. Ambrose Brock, Mocksville;
Also, four brothers, F. Burton
Eaton, Winston-Salem, William
Brock, George Brock, and James
Imes, all of Mocksville; three
sisters, Mrs. Catherine Hairston,
CkAY/ir cuim.... . Mrs. Louise Home, and Mrs. RosaMHVlfc LfU. PUBUC UBRAR^ White, all of Mocksville; nine
grandchildren; two aunts; one un
cle; eight sisters-in-law: six
bnojhers-in-law; and a host of other
relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held
Saturday at the Cedar Creek Bap
tist Church. Burial followed in the
Piedmont Memorial Gardens.
followed in Forest Hill Memorial
Park.
He was born April 9, 1922, in
Davidson County, and was a
retired meat cutter.
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Surviving is a brother, Gerald
Eugene Michael of Lexington; S
sisters, Mrs. Charles (Arlene)
Leonard, Mrs. Richard (Minnie)
Oakley, Mrs. Annie McCrary,
Mrs. Bobby (Shirley) Walscr, all
of Lexington, and Mrs. Press
(Dorothy) Robertson of
Mocksville.
KARL H. STEFFEE
Karl Harrison SteHcc, 75, of Rt.
4, McCullough Road, died Sept.
8 at Rowan Memorial Hospital,
Salisbury.
Born March 22, 1911, in
Reading, Pa., a son of the late
Nevin and Lilly Henley Steffee, he
was a retired print shop employee.
He was a member of Divine
Reformed Church in Reading and
a veteran of the U.S. Army dur
ing World War 11.
Survivors include his wife, Vera
Clay Steffee; a son, Michael Stef
fee of Homer City, Pa.; and five
grandchildren.
/ WARNER WHEELER
ADVANCE - Warner
Wheeler, 86, of Route 4, died
September 3 at Davic County
Hospital after a long illness.
The funeral was held at 3 p.m.
Sunday at Redland Church of
Christ with the Rev. Magellan
Stevenson officiating. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
Born Aug. 10, 1900, in Forsyth
County, a scm of the laie Heniy and
Vallie Dulin Wheeler, he had
retired from Grand Tnink Railroad
Co., Detroit, Mich.
Survivors include a daughter,
Margaret Shelf of Winston-Salem;
a brother, Charlie Nelson of Ad
vance; six grandchildren; and nine
great-grandchildren.
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SALISBURY - Waiiam Clydfr
Vickers, 74, of Route 8, died SoM.
2 at the Salisbury VA Meoical
Center.
The funeral was held Thursday
at Eaton's Funet'a! Home Chapel,
Mocksville, with the Rev. Tom
Clymer officiating. Burial was in
Center United Methodist Church
cemetery in Davie County.
Memorials may be made to
Davie County Cancer Fund,
Mocksville, N.C. 27028.
Bom June 13, 1912, in Davie
County, a son of the late W.J. and
Agnes Dwiggins Vickers, he was
a nursing assistant at (he Salisbury
VA Medical Center and a veteran
of the U.S. Navy ih World War II
and the Korean War. He was a
member of Franklin Presbyterian
Church.
Survivors include his wife, Ed
na Motley Holland Vickers; a
daughter, Dianne Hudson of Con
nelly Springs; three sons, Clyde
Eugene Vickers of Trinity, Donald
Gray Vickers of Morganton and
William "Jackie" Vickefs of
Springtown, Texas; a stepson,
Steve Holland of Route 7; a sister,
Mrs. Marvin Gaither of Route 4,
Statesville; a brother, Henry H. ,
Vickers of Salisbury; 10 grand
children; and a number of
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WINSTON-SALEM - Mrs.
Anna Friden Handest, 92, of ihc
Blumenthal Jewish Home, died
Sept. II.
She was the widow of Niels
Handest.
She was born in Vaster Bit-
terena, Sweden to Sven and Johan
na Jacobsdotter Friden. She came
to America as a very young girl
and had made her home in New
York City for most of her life.
She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Betty Jepson, Ber
muda Village, Advance and Mrs.
Adelaede Bill, New York City; two
granddaughters, Susanne
Vigeland, Charlotte and Bettina
Foothorap, Boulder, Colo.; .one
grandson, Robert Duanc
Foothorap, San Francisco; and two
great-grandchildren, Karen Bettina
Vigeland and Robert Duane
Foothorap, Jr.
ALGIE MILTON McCARTER
ARCHDALE — Algie Milton
McCarter, 79, resident of Route 4,
Roelec Street, Trinity, died Tues
day morning Sept. 9 at 7:05 a.m.
in the High Point Regional
Hospital. He had been in declining
health 10 years and in critical con
dition one month.
McCarter was born Feb. 9,
1907, in Davidson County, a son
of Thomas Ezek^ and Frankie
Mae Kirkman tjBfadgr. He had
been a resident cnhe High Point
and Archdalt.I^^ities all of his
life and was a retired employee of
the Triangle Hosiery Mill.
McCarter was a member of the
Oakview United Methodist
Church.
In 1927, he married the former
Annie Bdmes who survives of the
home.
Surviving in addition to the wife
are one son: Thomas James
McCarter of the home; two
daughters: Mrs. Charles (Ruby)
Yates of 1603 E< Fairfield Road
and Mrs. Thomas H. (Betty) White
of Route 4, Trinity; 7 grand
children; 3 great-grandchildren;
one brother: Carey McCarter of
Yucca Valley, Calif..
Funeral services were conducted
Thursday qnoming at 1! a.'fih. at the
Cumby ^rchdale Chapel by.Revs.
Yates Wilkinson and Barney
Pierce. Burial followed in the
Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
/'JACK' RIDENHOUR
Robert "Jack" Ridenhour, 74,
of Route 4, Ephesus community,
died Sept. 10 at Duvie Qmnty
Hospital.
Born Dec. 11, 1911, in Davie
County, a son td" the late Owens'
and Molly Wolfoid Ridemtour, he
was a machinist and a ihember of
Liberty United Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Daisy Myers Ridenhour; a son,
Monty Ridenhour of Gastunia; and
two grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Fri
day at Eaton's puncral Home
Chapel, conducted by the Rev.
Bennie Bearden and the Rev. J.C.
Lane. Burial was in Liberty United
Methodist Church cemetery.
V! COMMIE L. SHOFFNER
Commie Lee Shoffher, 40, of
Route 8, Mocksville, died Sept. 9
at the V. A. Hospital in Salisbury.
He was bom Jan. 4, 1946, in
Yadkin County to Hubert and
Mamie Harris Shoffner. He was a
veteran of the Vietnam War and a
ptember of the Liberty Baptist
Church.
He was married to Wanda Kay
Ring Shoffher, who survives of the
home. Other survivors include his
parents, of Route 6, Mocksville;
two sons, Kenneth Lee Shoffner
and Timothy Scott Shoffner, both
of the home; one sister, Mrs.
Jeanette Green, Norwood; and two
brothers, Larry Shoffner,
Lewisville, Texas and Roger Dale
Shoffner, Cooleemee.
Funeral services were held
Saturday at Liberty Baptist Church
by the Revs. Roger Gruce and
E.M. James. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
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Funeral services were held for
Phillip Benjamin Barker, Rt. 8, at
3 p.m. Tuesday at St. John A.M.E.
Zion Church by the Rev. L.B.
Speas. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
Mr. Barker was a veteran of
World War 11. He was a member
of St. John A.M.E. Zion Church.
Surviving are one daughter,
Mrs. Earline Rush, Bay Shore,
Long Island, N.Y.; two sons,
Charlie and Freeman Barker, both
of Mocksville; five grandchildren ' .I;:',
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^ Mr. William McKinley Dulin,
89, of Route I, Advance, died in
the Forsyth Memorial Hospital ear-
ly Tuesday morning after an ex-
-V.. tended illness.
He was bom in Davie County,
. . sonofthelate Abraham and Alice
\ Dulin. He was retired from the
^ Hanes Dye and Finishing Corn
er pany, and was a member of the
Redland Church of Christ.
He is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Delores Shannon of
Washington, D.C., and Mrs.
Lessie Hairston of Route 1, Ad
vance; two sisters, Mrs. Eva
Walden and Mrs. Rosetta Lanier,
both of Advance. ' ^
The body is at Morrison-
Studevent Funeral Home in
Mocksville pending completion of
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WOODLEAF — Shirley Her
man Beck, 74, of Route 1, Cool
Springs Road, died Sept. 19 at his
home after an illness of three
months.
The funeral was held Sunday at
Woodleaf United Methodist
Church with the Rev. Samuel
Carter and the Rev. J.C. Swaim of
ficiating. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Bom Nov. 20, 1911,.in Rowan
County, a son of the late S.R. and
Alice Snider Beck, he was
educated in the Rowan County
schools. A member of Woodleaf
United Methodist Church and
Woodleaf Senior Citizens, he was
a retired carpenter and had worked
with Kenneth Chaffln.
His wife, Annie Calon Beck,
preceded him in death.
Survivors included a daughter,
Kay Shore of Route 7, Mocksville;
a brother, A.D. Beck of Cleveland;
a sister, Jennie Parker of
Greensboro; five grandchildren;
and two great-grandchildren.
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LEXINGTON - Mrs. Mary Bet
James Clodfelter, 59. of 305
Williamson Ave., died Tuesday,
Sept. 16, at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital.
Funeral .services were held 2
p.m. Friday at Meadowview
Presbyterian Church by the Rev.
Kenn^h Hash. Burial followed in
Lexington City Cemetery.
Mrs. Clodfelter was born in
Davie County to Samuel Scaford
James and Bessie Cornelia Boyd
James. She worked for Hoover
Chair Co. for 10 years, Burlington
Furniture for 19 years, and as a
carrier for the Winston-Salem
Journal for eight years.
She was a member of Macedonia
Moravian Church in Davie
County.
Surviving are her husband,
Clayton Clodfelter, of the home;
two daughters, Mrs. Cora Tc.ster
and Mrs. Diane Styers, both of
Lexington; four brothers, Floyd
James, Seale, Ala., Jesse James,
Welcome, Richard James, Fork,
and Clay James, Advance; four
si.sters, Mrs. Margie Huckabee,
Winston-Salem, Mrs. Myrtle
Smith, Yadkinville, Mrs. Nellie
King and Mrs. Laura Durham,
both of Advance; and three
grandchildren.
/ETHEL S. PHELPS
CLEVELAND - Ethel Sarah
Phelps, 89, of Route I, died early
Thursday, Sept. 18, at her home
following a lengthy illness.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Saturday at Corinth Church of
Christ in Needmore, conducted by
Charlie Harri.son Jr. Burial was in
the church cen^ctery.
Born Feb. 2, 1897, in Davie
County, she was a daughter of the
late John and Entity Seamon. A
homemaker, she was a member of
Corinth Church of Christ.
Her husband, Arthur Phelps,
died Nov. 18. 1966.
Survivors include six sons. Odcll
C. and Cecil H. Phclps. both of
Cleveland, Wsilter Phelps of.
Cooleemee. and John A.. William
C. and James B. Phclps, ail of
Mocksville; a daughter, Evelyn P.
Snider of Lexington; a stepson,
Fred Phelps of Salisbury; a
brother, William Seamon of
Mocksville; a sister, Essie Felts of
Mocksville; 16 grandchildren; 26
great-grandchildren; one step-
great-grandchild; and two
step-great-great-grandchildren.
ELMER S. SAIN
KANNAPOLIS — Elmer
Eugene Sain, 71, of 1224 Milton
Ave., died Wednesday, Sept. 17,
at Cabari;us Memorial Hospital
after being in declining health for
10 months and seriou.sly ill for two
weeks.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Friday at Lady's Funeral Home
Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Roy
H. Lockridge Jr. Burial was in
Carolina Memorial Park.
Born Sept. 19.1914, in Forsyth
County, he was a son of the late
John W. and Mae Allen Sain. He
had retired five years ago from the
second shift of Cannon Mills Co.,
Plant I, towel cutting room, where
he was a machine fixer. He was a
member of Midway United
Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Beulah McCullough Sain; two
daughters, Linda Jordan and Jean
Atwell, both of Kannapolis; a son,
Walter Sain of the home; two
brothers, Lester Sain of Lexington
and Roy Sain of MocLsville; two
sisters, Irene Carter of
Chesapeake, Va., and Gaynell Per-
ryman of Lexington; six grand
children; and five
great-grandchildren.
JAMES OLEF MARRS, SR.
James Clef Marrs Sr., 45, Route
7, Mocksville, died late Friday
night at Davie County Hospital.
Death was unexpected.
Funeral services were held at 11
a.m. Monday at Eaton's Funeral
Home Chapel with the Rev. Dan
ny Shore officiating.
The body was taken to Cravens-
Shires Funeral Home in Bluefield,
W. Va., where services were held
Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Boyd's
Chapel Church in Lackie, W. Va,
Entombment followed in
Woodlawn Memorial Park,
Bluefield, W. Va.
Mr. Marrs was bom July 22,
1941, in McDowell County, W.
Va. to William Olef and Ruby
Long Marrs. He was a switcher
with TNT Pilot Freight Carriers in
Kemersvillc.
Surviving other than his parents
of Lackie, W. Va., are his wife,
Judith Bell Marrs of the home; five
sons, Michael, Billy, Jerry, James
Jr. and Grant. Marrs, all of
Mocksville; one grandchild; two
step.sons, Don Bodenheimer of
Kernersville, and Mark
Bodenheimer of Colfax; three
si.sters, June Eye of Waynesboro,
Va., Dottie Wineberger and Deb
bie Brook.s, both of Lackie, W.
Va.; two brothers, David Marrs of
Indiana, and Bobby Marrs of
Waynesboro, Va.
ALLUS H. MESSER
LEWISVILLE - Mrs. Allie
Henson Messer, 85, of 375 Con
rad Rd., the widow of Monroe H.
Messer, died Tuesday afternoon at
the Meadowbrook Manor Nursing
Home in Clemmons.
Funeral services will be held at
2 p.m. Thursday at Vogler's Clem
mons Chapel by Dr. Joe Coltrane.
Burial will follow in the Communi
ty Baptist Church Cemetery In
Lewisville.
Mrs. Messer was born in
Madison County to McDonald and
Mary Elizabeth Clemmons Hen-
son. She had made her home in
Lewisville for over 50 years.
Surviving are five daughters,
Mrs. W.G. (Edna) Hunter, King;
Mrs. W.W. (Sarah) Prior,
Augusta, Ga.; Mrs. R.B. (Bonnie)
Cearley, Lewisville; Mrs. J.C.
(Pauline) McEwen, Mocksville;
and Mrs. Glenn (Shirley) Drane,
Pinnacle; six sons, George D.,
William H. (Bill), Jack, and Robert
Messer, all of Lewisville; Jim
Messer, Plainsfields, Ind., and Joe
E. Messer, King; 27 grand
children; 20 great-grandchildren;
one great-great grandchild; and
two si.sters, Mrs. Tellie Ayers,
Swanannoa and Mrs. Bonnie
Frazier, Rhodehess.
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ADVANCE - Mrs. Violet
Simpson Adams, 72, of Route 4,
died Sept. 24 at Medical Park
Hospital in Winston-Salcm.
She was horn July I, 1914, in
Surry County to the late Walter and
Mrs. Lela Wolfe Simpson. She
spent herciirly childhood in Surry
County and lived in Florida for 10
years. She then moved to Winston-
Salem where she spent most of her
life. Mrs. Adams was a beautician
and a member of Stanleyville First
Baptist Church.
Surviving are one daughter,
Mrs. Jacqulin Reavis, of the home;
one son, Mr. Terry Thomas,
Elizabeth, N.J.; six grandchildren;
one great-grandchild; her mother,
of Mocksville; and three sisters,
Mrs. Verlie Audry, Cameron,
Mrs. Thelma Pleminons, Mocks
ville; and Mrs. Katheryn Up-
cluirch, N. Myrtle Beach. S.C.
Funeral services were held 2
p.m. Friday at Vogler's Clemmons
Chapel by the Rev. Perry J. Huff-
sietler. Entombment followed in
Westlawn Memorial Gardens
Mausoleum.
1'he family requests memorials
be made to the Stanleyville First
Baptist Church, Stanleyville or to
Hospice of Davie County, P.O.
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ADVANCE — Mrs. Hollie
Mabel Hendrix Cornatzer, 77, Rt.
3. died at her home early Sunday
morning after an extended illness.
Funeral services were held Tues
day at Advance United Methodist
Church by the Rev. Tom McClain
and the Rev. William Anderson.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery.
Mrs. Cornatzer was born in
Davie County and was a
homemaker. She was a member of
Advance United Methodist
Church.
Survivors include her husband,
Charlie "Red" Cornatzer, of the
home; five sons and their wives,
Charles W. and Shirley Cornatzer,
Richard D. and Jeanette Cornatzer,
Quincy and Faye Cornatzer, Clin
ton B. and Bonnie Cornatzer, all
of Advance, Roby and Ann Cor
natzer, Rt. 3, Mocksville; ID
grandchildren; one great
grandchild and one sister, Mary
Marktand, Advance.
ROBERT S. LEE, JR.
CLEMMONS — Robert Samuel
i.ee, Jr., 64, of 6152 Ridgecrest
Rd., Winslon-Salem, died Sept. 24
at Forsyth Memorial Hospital
following an extended illness.
Mr. Lee was born April 20.
1922. in i>avie County to Robert
S. and Bessie Faircroft Ix'c, Sr. He
was a retired mechanic from Hanes
Corp. He served in the U.S. Ar
my during World War II and at
tended Macedonia Moravian
Church in Davie County.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Ailene Hendrix Lee, of the home;
two sons, James Edward Lee, Old
Town and Jerry Gray Lee, Rich
mond. Va.; one grandson. Alex
ander Lee, Richmond; one sister,
Mrs. Nannie Smith, Clemmons;
and three brothers, Mr. Alvis Lee,
Mr. Efird Lee, and Mr. Eugene
Lee. all of Advance.
Funeral services were held F'ri
day at Vogler's CleiuiiHins Chu|K'l
Interment followed in Westlawn
Memorial Gardens.
J MICHAEL J. MAYFIELD
Michael Jamall Maylield, 2-day-
old son of Jimmy and Bertha For
tune Maylield of Mocksville. died
Monday evening at N.C. Baptist
Hospital in Winston-Salem.
Graveside services were held
Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock
at Shiloh Baptist Church cemetery
with the Rev. O.A. Walker
olTiciating.
Surviving in addition to his
parents are three brothers. Stoney
Mayfield, U.S. Army. Texas.
Dennis Maylield of Detroit, Mich.,
and Jimmy Fortune of the home;
two sisters, Annette Carter of
Charlotte and Vickie Fortune of the
home; maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Janie Bell Fortune of Mocksville,
and paternal grandmother, Mrs.
Inez MayHcId, also of Mocksville.
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SALISBURY - Worth C.
Thompson. 86, of Salisbury, died
Sept. 26. Funeral services were
held Sunday at the Summersetl
Memorial Chapel by the Rev.
Kelley R. Jones, minister of the
First United Methodist Church and
the Rev. Harland L. Creech, III,
assiK'iate minister. Burial followed
at Rowan Memorial Park.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Catherine Deadmon Thompson, ol
the home; two sons, Donald W.
Thompson, Greensboro and
Homer M. Thompson, Winston-
Salem; two stepsons, Paul J. Cope,
Jr., Spencer and Haywoud M.
Cope, Salisbury; two step
daughters, Jewel C. Wettington,
Spencer and Corene C. Whitley,
Salisbury; one sister, Mrs. Agnes
Potts, Mocksville; four grand
children; and two
great-grarKlcliildren.
y ARTHUR N. PEOPLES
SALISBURY Arlluir Nelson
Peoples, 77, of 543 N. Cedar St.,
died Sunday at Rowan Memorial
Hospital where he hud been a pa
tient for three days.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Wednesday in the Lyerly Funeral
Chapel. Burial was in Rowan
Memorial Park.
Born Dec. 10, 1908, in Davie
County, he was a sun of the late
Morman Duke and Alton Boger
Peoples. Educated in the Davie
County schools, he had retired
from Kirk's Taxi Service after 25
years of service. He was a Baptist.
Survivors include his wife,
. Elizabeth Phillips Peoples, whom
he married Jan. 31, 1936; three
sons, Terry Bruce Peoples of
Granite Quarry, Billy Monroe
Peoples of Fort Worth, Texas, and
Johnny Lee Peoples of Germany;
Three daughters, Virginia Carol
■Hurst, Mary Elizabeth Lambert
and Ann King, all of Salisbury; 20
grandchildren; and six
great-grandchildren.
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McKinlcy Dulin. 89. Ri, !, died
Ciirly Sept. 2.^ al Forsylii Hospilal
alter an exlLMiilcd illness,
He was Ivirii in Davlc C<»iin[y tn
Ihc lale Ahraham ami Alice Win-
loril Ditlin.'
Fameral services were held Sun
day al Kedland Church of Christ
in Advance hy Minister Magellan
Stevenson. Burial followed in Ihc
church cenielcry.
Surviving are two iLiughlcrs.
Mrs. Dclores Shannon,
Washington. D.C. and Mrs. Lessic
Hairsion. Advance: a foster
daughter. Mrs. Marilyn l.ealhcr.s.
Winston-Salem; two grand
children: three great-grandchildren
and two sisters. Mrs. Eva Walden !
and Mrs. Rosctla Laruer. both of i
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ROBERT L. I)AMX)N. SR.
ADVANCE — Robert Lcc
DalKin, Sr.. 47, of Advance, died
Sept. 25 at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital. He had been in declining
health for six months.
He was born March 28. I9.t9,
in Botclourt County. Va.. to
Robert Lcc and Eslcllc Guy
Dalltui. He had lived in the Ad
vance C!onitnunily for two yc.ars
and was of the Mcthotlist faith
Surviving arc his wife. Mrs.
Carol Fcarringlon Dallon. of llv;
home; six daughters. Donna
Dalton. Walnut Cove. Maria
Shinault. Mocksvillc. Patricia
Royall. Yadkinville. Tina
Casstcvcns. Lcwisvillc. Patty
Dallon and Rosemary Stout, both
of Roannke. Va.; seven sons. Jack
Dalton. CIcnmions. Michael
Casstcvcns. Advance. Robert
Dallon. Jr.. Raymond Dalton. Carl
Dallon. Jesse Dalton and Paul
Dalton. all of Roanokc. Va.; 17
grandchildren: his mother. Mrs.
Estcllc Dallon, Floyd. Va.: one
sister. Mrs. Marie Lambert.
Cloverdalc. Va.. and four
brothers. Wayne Dallon. Floyd.
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Larry Redmon Williard. II. 22^"^'
of Rt. .5. McKksvillc. died Sept. 26
al Baptist Hospital after a lengthy
illness. Funeral services were held
Sunday at the Mount Olive United
MethiHlist Church by Ihc Rev.
Mark Jordan, the Rev. Jim Raines,
and the Rev. Leon Wood. Burial
followed in Ih^ clnireh cemetery.
Mr. Williard was born
November 19. 1963. in Davic
County to l^arry R. and Elizabeth
King Williard, He graduated from
Forbush High School. Class of
1982. and w.is a membei of the
Mount Olive United Methodist
Church where he seivcd as head
usher. Me was a member of the
Courtney Volunteer Fire
Depart tucni.
Surviving arc his imHlicr and
father, of the home; lw(> sisters.
Mrs. Debbie Davis. Rt. 5.
Mocksvillc and Mrs. Diane Pcltil,
Rt. 4. Yadkinville: his maternal
grandmother. Mrs. Alma H. King.
Rt. I. Advance: and his patcrnid
grandmother. Mrs. Hallic W.
Williard. Rl. 5. Mocksvillc.
Memorials may be made to the
American Cancer .Society or the
National Ncnrofibromalosis Foun
dation Inc.. 141 5th Avc., New
York. N.Y.. lOOIO.
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1 ELKiN • Wilina Hairsion
Cuthrell, 62, of Guardian Care
Nursing Center, Bikin, funnerly of
Davie County, died at the center
aherk serious illness of 10 months.
Born July 5, 1924, in Davie
County, a daughter of tlie late Ray
mond and Irene Clement Hairston,
she was a member of Jerusalem
Holine.ss Church.
Survivors include llirce brothers,
Albert, W.C. and David Hairston,
all of Mocksville; and six other
sisters, Margaret Fowler of
Jamaica, N.C.. Helen Ivey of Far
Rockaway, N.V., Bertha Austin,
Lula Lane and Flora Burbridge, all
of Mocksville and Frances Sim
mons of Cleveland.
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* CHINA GROVE-Jake Dyson,
89, ol Route 4, died at 7 p.m.
Monday at Rowan Memorial
Hospital after being in declining'-
hcalth for tliree years and serious
ly ill for 10 days.
'Hie funeral was held Wednesday
in the Lyerly Funeral Chapel, con
ducted by the Rev. Benny R.
Hillard, pastor of Landmark
Church. Burial was in Rowan
Memorial Park.
Born Aug. 8, 1897, in Davie
County, he was a son of the late
John and Mary Baker Dyson.
Retired from the c^^rd room of
Cartex Mill, hej^^ member of
Canaan Baptist JCHurch.
His wife, Rosa Wail I^son, died
April 10, 1968;
Survivors include a son, Grady
R. Dyson, Rt. 7, Peeler Rd.,
Salisbury; two daughteis, Helen N.
Cottingham of Route 4 and Doris
M. Green of Columbia, S.C.; 15
grandchildren; 21 great
grandchildren; and five
great-great-grandchildien.
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LEXINGTON — Mrs. Hallie
(Dixie) Barker Thomason, 66, of
801 White St., died Oct. I at
Rowan Memorial Hospital in
Salisbury.
She was born April 25, 1920, in
Stokes County to Charlie and Ger
trude Paige Barker. She was retired
from Hanes Knitting Mills and a
member of the Lighthouse Baptist
Church in Welcome.
Surviving are her hu.shund, Roy
Thomason, of the home; four
daughters, Mrs. Darrell Loman,
Mrs. Tony Fortenberry, Mrs.
Sidney McGuire, and Mrs. Jimmy
King, all of Lexington; one
brother, Charles Darker,
Thomasville; seven sisters, Mrs.
Hoyle Lanning, Mrs. Clifford
Overcash, and Mrs. Phillip
Passmore, all of Lexington, Mrs.
Gene Christopher, Greensboro,
Mrs. Earl Jarrell, Dentun, Mrs.
Nancy Caughron, Thtunasville,
and Mrs. Barbara Correll,
Mocksville; and three
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Fri
day at Davidson Funeral Hoiiie
Chapel by the Rev. Tommy Hepler
and the Rev. Jimmy Biites. Burial
followed in Forest Hill Memorial
Park.
Memorials may be made to the
Lighthouse Baptist Church,
Welcome, N.C. 27374.
J* W. "BUCK" MILHOLEN
SALISBURY — The funeral for
George Washington "Buck"
Milholen was held Sunday at St.
Luke's Episcopal Church, con
ducted by the Rev. I. Mayo Little
Jr., rector. Burial was in Rowan
Memorial Park.
Memorials may be made to the
memorial fund of St. Luke's
Episcopal Church, 211 N. Church
St., or to the charity of the donor's
choice.
Born Feb. 22, 1918, in Davie
County, he was a sun of the late
Herbert Lester and Lena Wellman
Milholen. Educated in the
Cooleemee schools, he attended
Salisbury Business College.
He had retired with the rank of
chief warrant officer W-2 from the
U.S. Air Force on April 30, 1961,
after 21 years of service and was
also a retired insurance agent with
Charlotte Liberty Mutual Insurance
Co. He was also in food service fur
a number of years and was head
dietician at Rowan Memorial
Hospital from 1968 to 1970.
A member ot t>i. i^ukc s
Episcopal Church, where he had
taught Sunday school, he was also
an avid baseball fan and sports
enthusiast.
Survivors include his wife, Mary
Riddle Milholen, whom he married
June 7, 1946; a son. Jack Wash
ington Milholen of the home; a
daughter, Mary Josephine
Milholen of Fort Worth, Texas; a
brother, H.L. Miller of Hampton,
Va.; and three sisters, Mrs.
Clarence (Ruth) Bailey of
Salisbury, Mrs. Beuford (Dot)
Hoover of Cooleemee and Mrs.
Cecil (Lena) Privette of Lake Nor
man. Four brothers and a sister
preceded him in death.
Milholen, 68, of 1311 Parjcview
Circle, died Oct. 2 at Rowan
Memorial Hospital of an apparent
heart attack. He had been in declin
ing health for a year.
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COOLEEMEE — Rebecca
Lucille Summers, 75, of 13 Erwin
Si., died Oct. 18 at Davie County
Hospital.
The funeral was held Monday at
Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel with
the Rev. Larry Allen officiating.
Burial was in Legion Memorial
Park in Cooleemee.
Born June 19, 1911, in Davie
County, she was a daughter of the
late James M. and Myrtle Robin
son Summers. Retired from Can
non Mills of Salisbury, she was a
member of the First Baptist Church
of Cooleemee.
She is survived by a sister,
Margaret Bunigarner of
Cooleemee.
J, MARY SCALES THOMAS
BELEWS CREEK - Mrs.
Mary Scales Thomas, Rt. 1, died
Oct. 14 at Forsyth Hospital.
Funeral services were held Oct.
19 at Dry Hollow Primitive Bap
tist Church with the Elder James
L. Martin officiating. Burial
followed in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Thomas was a native of
Stokes County and a retired
employee of Burlington Industries.
She is survived by two sons,
Clyde Scales, Summerfield, and
Alvin Scales, Mocksville; two
brothers, Wilbert Scales, Walnut
Cove, and Paul Scales, Belcws
Creek; one sister, Mrs. Pearl Peay,
Baltimore, Md.; three grand
children, two daughters-in-law,
and a host of other relatives and
.friends.
DAVIE CO. PUBUC UB(»VRV
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COOLEEMEE - Jcsiie Lcc
"Chuck" White, 55, of Gladstone
Road, was dead on arrival Wednes
day night, Oct. 16, at Davie Coun
ty Hospital.
The funeral was held at 3 p.m.
Sunday at Morrison-Studevent
Funeral Home Chapel, Mocks
ville, with the Rev. Oscar Ham
mond officiating. Burial followed
in Friendship Baptist Church
cemetery in Rowan County.
Born Oct. 2, 1931, in Davie
County, a son of the late Will and
Frankie Noble White, he was
employed by Young and Hinkle
Furniture Co., Lexington.
Survivors include 10 other
daughters, Gcraldinc Cuthbcrlson
ol Cleveland, Branda Williams of
Salisbury, Ernestine Hardin of
Cooleemee, Janice Davis, Harriett
White, Darlene White and
Charlene White, all of Lexington,
Vivian White of High Point,
Marilyn Rice of Chester, S.C., and
Frances White of Winston-Salem;
two sons. Robert White of
Cooleemee and Michael White of
Lexington;
Six brothers, Joe, Willie, John
Lindsay and Ray White, all of
Cooleemee, Robert White of
Cleveland and James White of
Mocksville; a sister, Barbara
Sinyre of Woodleaf; 27 grand
children; and one step-grandchild.
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Mrs. Lula Mae Mason Cleinciil,
63, of Rome 1. Mocksvillc, died
N»)v. 5 M Davie Couniy Hospital.
She was a native of Davie Coun
ty and a daughter of the late Rev.
D.C. and Lizzie Wilford Mason.
She was a member of Cedar Grove
Baptist Chureh, the Missionary
Cirele, U.slicr Board, Senior Choir
and Sunday School teacher. She
was also a member of the Best Yet
Club. She was a retired employee
(»f Monleigh Garment Co.
Survivors include her husband,
George W. Clement, Sr. of the
home; two sons, Nathaniel and
a member of Oak Grove United -/CLANARD 'FIRPO' CREASON
Methodist Church.
Survivors include her husband,
Cecil Eancs; three sons, William
Eanes of South wood Acres,
MiK*ksville, Cecil C. Eanes of Lex
ington and James A. Eanes of El
Dorado, Ark.; eight grandchildren;
and 10 great-grandchildren.
y MARY B.D. COOK
WINSTON-SALEM - Mrs.
Mary Bishop Davis Cook, 74,
4024 Kernersville Rd., Winston-
Salem, died Oct. 30 at Forsyth
Hospital.
Mrs. Cook was born October
18. 1912, in Guilford County toGeorge W. Clement, Jr. boili ol ^ Maggie Hawley
Mocksville; live grandchildren, Bjj-hop spent most of her life
two great-grandchildren; her
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Mason ol
High l'«)iiU; six sisters, Mrs.
Elizabeth Booe of New York. Ms.
Clydie Mason. Mrs. Virginia Wat-
.son, Ms. Gennelha Hijnlcr and [j^g^a^ayin 1955, then to DavidMrs. WyvonmaAblcs\ all ol High Sr., who survives.
Point and ^ Also surviving are six daughters, 1 Coolwmee. and Lola Foster ofol M()ck.svdlc, lour bro^ (Betty) Madrey, Fort Mill, S.C.; a brother, Carl
nis and James f5r«»<«rKhnrn. Mrs. William (Ruby) Creason of Cooleemee; a niece,
in Guilford County and moved to
Winston-Salem 29 years ago. She
was a member of Konnoak Baptist
Church. She was twice married,
first to Rossie H. Davis, who
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COOLEEMEE - Clanard A.
"Firpo" Creason, 78, of Autumn
Care Nursing Home, Mocksville,
formerly of Cooleemee, died Oct.
30. at the home.
The funeral was held at 2:30
p.m. Sunday at Edgewood Baptist
Church, Cooleemee, with the
Revs. D.C. Sullivan and Bill
Creason officiating. Burial was in
Charity United Methodist Church
cemetery, Elkin.
Bom Oct. 14, 1908, in Davie
County, a son of the late John and
Sarah M. Creason, he was retired
from Burlington Mill and Sheet
Metal Co. and was a member of
Edgewood Baptist Church. In
earlier life, he was a professional
baseball player.
His first wife. Ruby Veach
Creason, preceded him in death.
Survivors include his second
wife, Mary Gentry Creason of
Autumn Care Nursing Center; two
sisters, Beulah Mae Anderson of
ork, the Rev. 1^'' „ oj- Pulliam, Mrs. Ruby Miller, Mrs. n j Osborae, who made
High Point and Peter Mason Charles (Anne) Hemrick, Mrs. |,on,e with him for 13 years,
Jacksonville. jjglen Coleman and Mrs. Ruth
The funeral was hdd Sunday at Winston-Salem;Cedar Grove Baptist Church by the Raymond E. Cook,
Rev. Keith Martin. Burial was in ^ins,on.Saiem, David R. Cook,
and several
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other
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nieces and
the church cemetery.•»Jr.Ox^B Hill, Md. and Herbert
Rps^ Davis, King; 30 grand-
JANIE LOU EANES a number of great-
Janic Lou Grubbs Eanes. 70, of :^;randchildren and three sisters, her
344 Park Ave., Mocksville. died»>twin,Mrs. Martha Greene,
Nov. 6 at Forsyth Memorul
Hospital in Winston-Salem. V
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Saturday at Eaton's Funeral Home
Chapel, conducted by the Rev.
Ralph Eanes Jr., the Rev. Scott
Eanes and the Rev. Lee Pollock.
Burial was in Oak Grove United
Methodist Church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Oak
Grove United Methodist Church,
Route 2, Mocksville, N.C. 27028,
or to the Lexington Children's
Home, Lexington, N.C. 27292 or
to the Boys and Girls Home, Lake
Waccamaw, N.C.
Bom in Fair Play, S.C., on Oct.
30, 1916, she was a daughter of the
late Fred and Ruby Martin Grubbs.
A retired registered nurse, she was
Salisbury, Md., Mrs. Gladys
(Billie) Coats, Clemmons and Mrs.
John (Jo) White, Mocksville.
Funeral services were held
Satiirday at Konnoak Baptist
Church. Interment followed in
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens.
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Mrs. Sallie McDuffle Edwards,
85,257 Duke Si., Mocksviile, died
Sunday at Autumn Care Nursing
Center in Mocksviile after an ex
tended illness.
Funeral services were held Tues
day at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by
the Rev. Paul Riggs. Graveside
services were Tuesday in Fair-
mount Cemetery, Faimiount. j
Memorials may Ire made to First
Baptist Church of Mocksviile.
Mrs. Edwards was the widow of
William Frank Edwards, who died
in 1950. She was a member of First
Baptist Church of Mocksviile.
Surviving are five daughters;
Dorothy Grubb, Lexington,
Eleanora Miller, Lake View, S.C.,
Naomi Collins, Lumberton,
Miriam Evans, Faimiount and
Brenda Putnam, Hamlet; three
sons, W.F. Edwards, Charleston,
S.C., Bruce Edwards, Stone
Mountain, Ga. and Robert Ed
wards, Mocksviile; one brother,
Jesse McDuffle, Raeford; 14
grandchildren and 10 ;
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* VROBERT B. IIENDI^.^
' Robert Barto Hcndrix,?^ of
'412 Locust St., Mocksviile, died
Oc;. 3J al Davit* County•Ife.spital.
The funeral was held Sunday*at
Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel with
the Revs. Fred Shoaf and Norman
Frye officiating. Burial was in Oak
Grove United Methixiist Church
cemetery.
Born Aug. 8, 1909, in Davie
County, he was retired as a
storekeeper and a member of Smith
Grove United Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Min
nie McClamrock Hendrix, and a
number of nieces and nephews.
y GRADY L. SOUTHERN
WINSTON-SALEM - Mr.
Grady Lee Southern, 5533
Piiieview Dr.. died Nov. 4 at his
home. He had been in declining
health for two years.
He was born Februaiy 13, 1909,
in Stokes County, to John Fuel and
Phobic Fulp Southern. Mr.
Southern worked at Mingle Box
Co. for 33 years. He also worked
at Arista Mills.
He was a well known ba.scball
player for several teams around this
area. He was a past member of the
YMCA and played on three cham
pionship volleyball teams. Mr.
Southern was a member of the First
Church of the Living God, where
he was a Sunday School teacher
and belonged to the Men's Bible
Class.
He is survived by his wife, Ar-
rella Byrd Southern, of the home;
two daughters, Mrs. Don (Joanna)
White, Winston-Salem, and Mrs.
Bobby (Jerlecn) Lindley, King; one
son, Bobby Lee Southern,
Winston-Salem; 8 grandchildren
and one great-grandchild; two
brothers, Reedie H. Southern and
James F. Southern, both of
Winston-Salem; and two sisters,
Mrs. Jack (Kathleen) Darnell, Ad
vance,* and Mrs. Walter (Ethel)
Hale, Winston-Salem.
Funeral .services were held at
Vogler's Main Street Chapel Fri
day by the Bishop Bobby Cranflll
and the Rev. Jack Smith. Burial
was in Gardens of Memory in
Walkeriown.
Any memorials may be made to
the First Church of the Living God,
P.O. Box 4394, Winston-Salem,
N.C. 27105.
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/ WILLIAM E. TRIPLETT, JR.
WINSTON-SALEM - Mr.
William Ernest Triplett, Jr., 57,
161 Buckingham Rd., died Mon
day morning at Forsyth Hospital.
Graveside services were held
Wednesday at Forsyth Memorial
Park. A memorial service followed
at Vogler's Main Street Chapel. A
visitation was held following the
memorial service.
Mr. Triplett was Imrn May 26,
1929, in Murphy to William Ernest
and Catherine Ingram Triplett, Sr.
He lived most of his life in
Winston-Salem and was a graduate
of Gray High School. He attended
Pfeilfer College and High Point
College.
He was alflliated with a number
of news publications, and he was
founder and publisher of
"Southern Observer," a Winston-
Salem weekly newspaper.
Mr. Triplett was a retired
graphics instructor at South Park
High School and a member of Cen
tral Terrace United Methodist
Church.
He is survived by his wife, Mar
tha Jean Rhodes Triplet!, of the
home; one daughter, Mrs. C.
David (Susan) McKee. Advance;
/ DONALD R. WILLIAMS
COOLEEMEE — Donald Ray
Williams, 40, of Route 7, Coun
try Club Road, Lancaster, S.C.,
formerly of Cooleemee, died
Saturday night in Lancaster as the
result of injuries sustained in an
automobile accident.
The funeral was held Tuesday at
Eaton's Fimeral Home Chapel in
Mocksviile. Burial was in Legion
Memorial Park in Cooleemee.
Born Oct. 25, 1946, in Davie
County, he was a son of Nellie
Hepler Williams of Cooleemee and
the late Lotmie Franklin Williams.
He was a food broker for Mid-
South Food Brokers of Charlotte.
Survivors, in addition to his
mother, include four brothers,
Ronnie Dean Williams of Vero
Beach, Fla., Randy S. Williams of
Mocksviile and Jeffrey Lane and
Mark D. Williams, both of
Cooleemee.
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Route 3. Mocksville died unex
pectedly at his home Nov 1. He
S been in declining health for
two months.
Mr Reid had made his home
with Mrs. Ellen Spry and the late
T.A. Spry for the past 43 years.
Graveside services were held
Tuesday at Chestnut Hill Cemetery
where burial followed.
Bom Oct. 30 in Rowan County,
Mr. Reid was the son "l"Joseph Lee and Sarah Belle
Leonard Reid. Educated m the
Davidson County Schwls. he
.retired from Drexel FurnitureCompany in Mocksville in 1978.
He was of the Baptist faith.
Survivors include an aunt, Bet
ty Uonard Spry, of CTOleemee;
two foster brothers, Fred Spry and
Charlie Spry, both of East Siwncer,
and five foster sisters, Rosie Brownof Salisbury, Violet Siitwrson andEunice Koontz, of 9"*nd; and
Pauline Shuping and porothy Gob
bel of Spencer.
/ WILLIAM G. SCOTT
ADVANCE - Mr. William
Glenn Scott, a native of Route 2,
died Monday morning in Forsylh
Memorial Hospital aflcr a short
illness.
He is the son of Mrs. Mary Scott
Peebles and the late Rev. Clifton
Scott Sr.
He was a graduate of Davic
County High School, and attend
ed Winston-Salem State Universi
ty. For the pa.st 25 years he had
resided in New York City where
he was a Secretary/'I ypist.
He was a member of Pincy
Grove Methodist Church in
Advance.
Survivors, in addition to his
mother, are his step father, Edward
Peebles of Advance; two brothers,
Clifton Scott. Jr. of New York City
and Bobby Scott of Yadkin
County. jA
Funeral .services will hcWicId
Sunday at 2 p.m. at Piney Grove
Melhodi.st Church in Advance with
the Rev. Arnclta Beverly of
ficiating. Burial will be in the
church cemetery.
The family will met with friends
at Morrison-Studcvent Funeral
Home Saturday evening from 7-8
p.m.
The body will be taken to the
church 30 minutes prior to the
funeral.
y LEONA WOODWARD
KANNAPOLIS - Leona
0.sborne Humble Woodward, 82,
of Route 3, Kannapolis, off McGill
Street, died October 30 at Cabar-
rus Memorial Hospital, Concord.
The funeral was held Saturday at
Whitley's Funeral Home Chapel
with the Revs. C.H. Gibson and
William Downs officiating. Burial
was at Greenlawn Cemetery.
China Grove.
Born Dec. 19, 1903. in Darl
ington County, S.C., she was a
daughter of the late:^fltncs Marion
and Mary Coitngll Osbornc.
Formerly etpptt^ by Cannon
Mills Co., she^iSmbd in 1969 from
Burlingtoi! Mills. She was ^ a
member of Royal Oaks Baptist
Church. She formerly lived in
Cooleemec and attended First Bap
tist Church there.
Her husband, Herbert Wood
ward, preceded her in death.
Survivors include three sons,
Gail Humble and Jinx Woodward,
both of Mocksville, and Norman
Woodward of Clemmons; three
daughters, Mrs. Jack (Elveaii)
Ellsworth, and Mrs. Charlie (Vi
vian) Gibson of Kannapolis, and
Mrs. James (Zelda) Simerson of
Churchland; two sisters, Mrs.
Clyde (Louise) McLain anbd Mrs.
Carl (Gaynell) Smith, both of Kan
napolis; 16 grandchildren; 24
great-grandchildren; and three
great-great-grandchildren.
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ADVANCE — Grade McBrtde
Smith, 85. of Route I, died at
Davie County Hospital in
Mocksville Nov. 5.
The funeral was held Friday at
Bethlehem United Methodist
Church, conducted by the Rev.
RobertC. Pcurifoy. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Bom in Davie County, Nov. 22,
1900, she was a daughter of the late
William and Emma Tucker
McBride. She was a homemaker.
Her husband, McKinley Smith,
died Dec. 4. 1979.
Survivors include a daughter,
Margaret Ronnman of Chapel Hill,
a son. Bill T. Smith of Route I,
Advance, five grandchildren; and
four great-grandchildren.
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CLEVELAND — Beltie Jane
Snider Beck, 79, of Route I, died
Saturday at Autumn Care Con
valescent Center in Mocksviile
after a lengthy illness.
The liineral was held 1 uesday at
No Creek Primitive Baptist Church
in Mocksviile, conducted by Elder
Eugene Bennett. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Born May 18. 1907, in Davie
County, she was a daughter of the
lute Samuel Peter and Matronic
Victoria Walker Snider. She was
a homemaker and a member of No
Creek Primitive Baptist Church.
Her husband Walter Thomas
Beck, died May 28, 1983.
Survivors include two .sons.
Snider B. Beck of Clayton, Ind.,
and Joe S. Beck of Route I,
Cleveland; three daughters, Edith
Jones of Route I, Cleveland,
Tronia Jordan of C(H)lcemee and
Betty Jean Connelly of Route I,
Mount Ulla;
Three brothers, Lewie H. Snider
of Route S, Salisbury, S. David
Snider of Route I, Cleveland, and
William Snider of Route 2, Gold
Hill; three sisters, Joycie Eagle and
Beatrice Gartner, both of Route S,
Salisbury, and Norine Foster of
Route I, Cleveland; a stepsister.
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t c- g an t ren. i„ Hgnipton Morgan. Burial followed
in Macedonia Moravian Church
cemetery.
Mr. Miller was bom in Davie
County to Jonathan and Mary Rid
dle Miller. He had lived all of his
life in Davie County, where he
owned and operated Miller's
Grocery in Advance.
He was of the Baptist faith, and
is survived by his wife, Magdelene
Smith Miller, of the home; one
daughter, Mrs. Mary Ruth Miller
Brown, of the home; one son, L.J.
Miller, Jr., Advance; three grand
daughters, Mrs. Pam Hege, Lex
ington, Mrs. Debbie Davis,
Mocksviile, and Mrs. Diane Pet-
lit, Yadkinville; one grandson and
wife, David and Carolyn Brown,
Advance; five great-grandchildren;
two sisters. Miss Patsy Miller,
Winston-Salem, and Mrs. Nettie
Pilcher, Ea$t Bend; and a special
friend, Ms. Drema Hanes.
Edgar David Frye, 74, ol Route GREENSBORO - Elmer
2, MocksvUle, died at Davie Coun- Samuel Richardson 6'> ^20 Her
ty Hospital Sunday after being in milage Rd., died Nov. 4 at Moses
declining health for some time. Cone Hospital.
The funeral was held Tuesday at Funeral services were held Nov
Dulm United Methodi.st Church, 6 at Hanes-Lineberry Nonh Elm
conducted by the Rev. Bobby Street Chapel. Burial was in Forest
Swaim, pastor, and the Rev. Lester Lawn Cemetery
Keaton. Burial was in the church Mr. Richardson was a native of
cemetery. pavjc County. He was Assistant
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Dulm United Methodi.st Church, Record and Micrographics DeniRoute 3, MiKksville, N.C. 27028. it Southern Life hi-straSceCa anj
Born Sept. 23, 1912, in Daviexras an Army National Guard
County, he was a .son of the latevlaster Sergeant from 1946 to
George and E.ssie Snider Frye. He 976. He attended Barber College
had retired Irom Burlington In-n Winston-Salem in 1947-48
dustries and from the Hanes Corp. Surviving are his wife H
He was a Methodist. tichardson; two sons Tim
His wife, Susie Plott Frye, died|?ichardson. Greensboro, aiid Rev.
... . Richardson, Warrensvillc!Survivors include a daughter,lf.C.; his mother, Mrs. Leitie
Joann Blakeley of Route 2; four
Richardson, Clemmons; five
brothers, Clyde and Alvin Richard
son, both of Mocksviile, William
Richardson, Winston-Salem, Bob
by Richardson, Chapin, S.C., and
Donald Richardson, Myrtle Beach,
S.C.; six sisters, Shirley Richard-
l e'wis Busbey, both of
Mocksviile, Allie Swisher and
Eljzabeth Cale. both of Statesville,
Dorothy Smith, Lexington, and
Annie Schiller, Norfolk, Va.; and
two grandchildren.
sisters. Ha Baier of New Jersey,
Ethel Owens of Archdale, Lydia
Foster of Route 7 and Bonnie
Wrenn of Lexington; and two
granddaughters.
LEWIS J. MILLER, SR
ADVANCE - Mr
Jonathan Miller, Sr., 75, Rt. 3,
Box 254, died Nov. 4 at Fonsyth
Hospital.
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Mrs. Lula Mae Mason Clement,
63, of Route 1, Mocksville. died
Nov. 5 at Davic County Hospital.
She was a native of Davie Coun
ty and a daughter of the late Rev.
D.C. and Lizzie Wilford Mason.
She was a member of Cedar Grove
Baptist Church, the Missionary
Circle, Usher Board, Senior Choir
and Sunday School teacher. She
was also a member of the Best Yet
Club. She was a retired employee
of Monleigh Garment Co.
Survivors include her husband.
George W. Clement. Sr. of the
home; two sons, Nathaniel and
George W. Clement, Jr. both of
Mock.svillc; five gr^dchildren;
two great-grandchildren; her
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Mason of
High Point; six sisters, Mrs.
Elizabeth Booe of New York, Ms.
Clydie Ma.son, Mrs. Virginia Wat
son, Ms. Gennellia Hunter and
Mrs. Wyvonnia Abies, all of High
Point and Mrs. Edna Mason Allen
of Mocksville; four brothers, Den
nis and James Mason of New
York, the Rev. John Mason of
High Point and Peter Mason of
Jacksonville.
The funeral was held Sunday at
Cedar Grove Baptist Church by the
Rev. Keith Martin. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
JANIE LOU EANES
Janie Lou Grubbs Eancs, 70, of
344 Park Ave., Mocksville, died
Nov. 6 at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital in Winston-Salem.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Saturday at Eaton's Funeral Home
Chapel, conducted by the Rev
Ralph Eanes Jr.. the
Eanes and the Rev. Ue Po lock
Burial was in Oak Grove United
Methodist Church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Oak
Grove United
Route 2, Mocksville. N.C. 27028.
or to the Lexington Children s
Home, Lexington. N.C. 27292 o
to the Boys and Girls Home, l^kc
Waccamaw, N.C.
Bom in Fair Play. S.C., on W.
30 1916. she was a daughter ot the
late Fred and Ruby Martin Gmbbs.
A retired registered nurse, she was
a member of Oak Grove United
Methodist Church.
Survivors include her husband,
Cecil Eancs; three sons, William
Eanes of Southwood Acres,
Mocksville, Cecil C. Eanes of Lex
ington and James A. Eanes of El
Dorado. Ark.; eight grandchildren;
and 10 great-grandchildren.
GRACIE M. SMBTH
ADVANCE — Graeie McBride
Smith, 85, of Route I, died at
Davie County Hospital in
Mocksville Nov. 5.
The funeral was held Friday at
Bethlehem United Methodist
Church, conducted by the Rev.
Robert C. Peurifoy. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Born in Davie County, Nov. 22.
1900, she was a daughter of the late
William and Emma Tucker
McBride. She was a homcmaker.
Her husband. McKinley .Smith,
died Dec. 4. 1979.
Survivors include a daughter.
Margaret Ronnman of Chapel Hill,
a son. Bill T. Smith of Route I.
Advance, five grandchildren; and
four great-grandchildren.
GRADY I.. SOUTHERN
WINSTON-SALEM - Mr.
Grady Lee Southern. 5.533
Pincview Dr.. died Nov. 4 at his
home. He had been in declining
health for two years.
He was bora February 13. 1909,
in Stokes County, to John Fuel and
Phobic Fulp Southern. Mr.
Southern worked at Mingle Box
Co. for 33 years. He also worked
at Arista Mills.
He was a well known baseball
player for several teams around this
area. He was a p^t member of the
YMCA and play^ on three cham
pionship volleyball teams. Mr.
Southern was a member of the First
Church of the Living God, where
he was a Sunday School teacher
and belonged to the Men's Bible
Class.
He is survived by his wife, Ar-
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ADVANCE - Mr. William
Glenn ScoH. a native of Route 2.
died Monday morning in Forsyth
Memorial Ho.spiial artcr a .short
illne.ss.
He i.s the .son (jf Mrs. Mary Scott
Pccblc.s and the late Rev. Clifton
Scott Sr.
He was a graduate of Davie
County High School, and attend
ed Winston-Salcm State Universi
ty. For the pa.st 25 years he had
resided in New York City where
he was a Secretary/Typist.
He was a member of Pincy
Grove Methodist Church in
Advance.
Survivors, in addition to his
motlier. are his step-father, Edward
Peebles of Advance; two brothers.
Clifton Scott. Jr. of New York City
and Bobby Scott of Yadkin
County.
Funeral .services will be held
Sunday at 2 p.m. at Piney Grove
Methodi.st Church in Advance with
the Rev. Arnetia Beverly of
ficiating. Burial will be in the
church cemetery.
The family will met with friends
at Morrison-Studevent Funeral
Home .Saturday evening from 7-8
p.m.
The b(Hly will be taken to the
church M) minutes prior to the
funeral.
rella Byrd Sout.;ern. of the home;
two daughters. Mrs. Don (Joanna)
White. Wiaston-Salem. and Mrs.
Bobby (Jerleen) Lindley, King; one
son. Bobby Lee Southern,
Winston-Salcm; 8 grandchildren
and one great-grandchild; two
brothers. Reedie H. Southern and
James F. Southern, both of
Winston-Salem; and two sisters,*^
Mrs. Jack (Kathleen) DamelJ, Ad
vance. and Mrs. Walter (Ethel)
Hale, Win.ston-Salem.
Funeral services were held at
Vogler's Main Street Chapel Fri
day by the Bishop Bobby Cranflll
and the Rev. Jack Smith. Burial
was in Gardens of Memory in
Walkertown.
Any memorials may be made to
the First Church of the Living God.
P.O. Box 4.^94, Winston-.Salem,
^N.C. 27105.
WILLIAM E. TRIPLETT, JR.
WINSTON-SALEM - Mr.
William Eme.st Triplett. Jr.. 57.
161 Buckingham Rd.. died Mon
day morning at Forsyth Ho.spital.
Graveside services were held
Wednesday at Forsyth Memorial
Park. A memorial ser\'ice followed
at Vogler's Main Street Chapel. A
visitation was held following the
memorial .service.
Mr. Triplett was born May 26.
1929. in Murphy to William Ernest
and Catherine Ingram Triplett. Sr.
He lived most of his life in
Winston-Salcm and was a graduate
of Gray High School. He attended
Pfeiffer College and High Point
College.
He was affilialed with a number
of news publications, and he was
founder and publisher of
"Southern Observer." a Win.ston-
Salem weekly newspaper.
Mr. Triplett was a retired «
graphics instructor at South Park j
High School and a member of Cen
tral Terrace United Methodist (
Church. I
He is survived by his wife, Mar
tha Jean Rhodes Triplett. of the
home; one daughter, Mrs. C. [
David (Susan) McKec. Advance; «
one son. William E. Triplett HI.
Henderson; five grandchildren,
and his mother, of Winston-Salem.
Memorials may be made to For
syth Cancer Service. 112 North
Marshall St., Winston-Salem.
N.C., or to a charity of the donor's
choice.
DONALD R. WILLIAMS
COOLEEMEE — Donald Ray
Williams. 40, of Route 7, Coun
try Club Road, Lancaster. S.C..
formerly of Cooleemee. died
Saturday night in Lancaster as the
result of injuries su.stained in an
automobile accident.
The funeral was held Tue.sday at
Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel in
Mock.sville. Burial was in Legion
Memorial Park in Cooleemee.
Born Oct. 25. 1946. in Davic
County, he was a son of Nellie
Heplcr Williams of Cooleemee and
the late Lonnie Franklin Williams.
He was a food broker for Mid-
South Food Brokers of Charlotte.
Survivors, in addition to his
mother, include four brothers.
Ronnie Dean Williams of Vero
Beach. Fla.. Randy S. Williams of
Mocksville and Jeffrey Lane and
Mark D. Williams, both of
Cooleemee.
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V Herman Uzzi Bcrrler. 83, of!
Route 7, died Saturday afternoon
at Autumn. Care Convalescent
Center.
The funeral was conducted Mon
day in the Eaton's Funeral Home
Chapel by the Rev. Bennie
Bearden. Burial was in Concord
United Methodist cemetery.
Bom Nov. 5, 1903, in Davic
County, he was a son of the late
I.e. and Annie Cope Berrier.
Retired from Burlington Indu.stric.s,
he was a member of Concord
United Methodist Church.
His wife, Dora Thompson Ber
rier, died in 1971.
Survivors include a .son, Reuben
Berrier of Route 7; six sisters.
Alice McCullough of Mocksvillc,
Kate Bamhardt of China Grove,
Willie Mac Dowell of Salisbury,
Naomi Nichols of Orlando. Fla.,
Rachel Crissman of High Point and
Ruth Fcrebee of Route I; five
brothers. Buck, Sam and Cecil
Berrier. all of Rotite 7. Greene
Berrier of China Grove and James
Berrier of Faith; a grandchild and
two great-grandchildren.
^ . DOLLY OREN BROWN
MOORESVILLE - Mrs. Dol
ly Oren Brown, 100, of Jones
Road, Route I, Mt. Ulla, who has
been in declining health for the last
six months, died Sunday morning
at 8:20 at 442 S. Main St.,
Mocksvillc, where she had made
her home with Mrs. Judith
McBride.
She was born Jan. 14, 1886 in
Iredell County, of the late William
Franklin and Judca Brown Oren.
She was a hoasewifc. Her husband,
Marvin Brown, died March 18,
1962.
Two .sons preceded her in death,
Lloyd Brown, who died Feb. 19,
1975, and Blenn Brown, who died
Aug. 2, 1984.
Survivors include: one daughter-
in-law, Mrs. Blenn Brown of
Route I, Mt. Ulla; one grand.son.
Dr. Farrell Brown of Clemson,
S.C.; Mrs. Grady (Faye) Smith of
Route I, Mt. Ulla; and Mrs. Jim
my (Judith) McBride of
Mocksville; eight great
grandchildren and three great-great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Tuesday at St. Luke's Lutheran
Church, Bear Poplar, with the Rev.
James C. Braswell officiating.
Burial was in the church cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorials
may be made to St. Luke's
LuAeran Church, Box 231, Mt.
Ulla.
CLARENCE P. CLEARY
SALISBURY — Clarence P.
Cleary, 82, of 217 Woodie Avc.,
died Nov. 14 at his residence.
The funeral was held Sunday at
Summersett Funeral Home
Memorial Chapel. Burial was in
Center United Methodist Church in
Davie County.
Born Aug. 4, 1904, in Davie
County, a .son of the late Dan and
Roberto Boger Cleary, he was
retired from Duke Power Co. after
43 years. He was a member of
First Baptist Church, the Andrew
Jackson Masonic Lodge, Greens
boro Consistory of Scottish Rites
and Oasis Temple of the Shrine of
Charlotte.
His wife, Annie Mae Eller
Cleary died Sept. 16, 1978.
Survivors include a .son, Charles
D. Cleaiy of St. Petersburg Beach,
Fla.; a brother. Duke Cleary of
Lexington; and four grandchildren.
EVA M. FO,STER
Mrs. Eva McClamrock Foster.
80, 124 Hemlock St., died Sunday
evening at Davie County Hospital.
She was the widow of Joseph
William Foster, who died in 1985.
Funeral services were held Tues
day at Eaton's Funeral Chapel by
the Rev. Leiand Richatdson. Burial
was in Rose Cemetery.
Mrs. Foster was born in Davic
County to the late John Dewitt and
Laura Louise Etchison McClam
rock. She was a member of First
Pre.sbytcrian Church of
Mocksvillc.
Surviving arc two daughters.
Betty Jo Lakey and Lou Phillips,
bothof Mwksville; two sons, Mac
and Tex Foster, both of
McKksville; eight grandchildren;
10 great-grandchildren; two
si.stcrs, Mrs. Bcmicc Lakey, Farm-
ington and Mrs. Zelma Wood
ward, Rt. 2, Mocksville; one
si.ster-in-law, Nina Munday, Rt. 3,
Mock.sville; one cousin, Mrs. T.C.
Frye, Mocksvillc and .several
nieces and nephews.
C.R. FULBRIGHT
STATESVILLE - Clinton Ray
! Fulbright, 60. of Route 6, died
Nov. 13 at the VA Medical Center
in Durham following a brief
illne.ss.
The funeral was held Sunday at
Mount Hermon Lutheran Church
of Bradford's Cro.ssroads, with the
Rev. Lawrence Yount officiating.
Burial was in the church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Brenner Children's Hospital in care
of the Bowman Gray School of
Medicine, Winston-Salcm.
Born Nov. 15, 1925. in Alex
ander County, he was a son of the
late Garland R. and Jcneva Drum
Fulbright. He was owner and
operator of the Fulbright Amoco
Station.
Survivors include his wife,
Evalene Cash fpJbright: a
daughter, Sandra^ottsof Route 7.
Mocksvillc; tWj^stcrs, Lucy
Dagenhart of Sloney Point and
Eunice Shail^ of Charlotte: three
grandchildren; and one
step-grandchild.
V .lERRY LEE HOWELL
ADVANCE - Jerry Lee
Howell, 40. Rt. 4. Box 154. died
Monday in West Columbia. S.C.
Funeral .services were held
Thursday at 2 p.m. at Yadkin
Valley Baptist Church by the Rev.
Leon Woixl. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
Mr. Howell was born in Forsyth
County to lliomas and Inez Coble
Howell. He was a member of
Yadkin Valley Baptist Church and
was employed by Motor Convoy
Co.
He is .survivetl by his wife. Mrs.
Donna Ballcnghcr Pihos Howell.
of the home; one stepdaughter.
Melissa Pihos, of the home; two
.stepsons. Luke and Wes Poole,
both of Greensboro; his mother, of
Clemmons; his maternal grand
mother, Mrs. Blanche Boughman.
Winston-Salem; two sisters. Mrs.
Vickie Pankau. Ormond Beach,
Fla.; Mrs. Gcraldine Thompson.
Advance; and five brothers.
Thomas Howell. Jr., Advance,
Robert Howell. Win.ston-Salem.
Richard Howell, Clemmons. Ken
neth Howell, Ormond Beach, Fla.,
and Douglas Howell. Clemmons.
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Mrs. Rachel Foster Slroud,
81, of 170 Maple Avc., died
early Friday morning aJ Davie
County Hospital after an illness
of three days.
She was a registered nurse
with the Davie County Health
Depanincnt from 1938 to 1979.
Last Monday, the Davie
County Board of Coniinis-
sioners unanimously voted to
name a conference room in a
new addition the "Rachel
Slroud Memorial Conference
Room." Her photograph will
hang in the room.
"Rachel Stroud served the
county long and hard for many
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years," Commissioner Dr.
F.W. Slate said. "She did it all
by herself when 1 came to Davie
County."
Funeral services were held at
3:30 p.m. Sunday at Mocksvillc
First Baptist Church. Burial
li)llowed in Rose Cemetery.
Mrs. Stroud was born in
Davie Comity to the late Berry
Jay Foster Sr. and Venola Gib
son F'osier.
A native of Davie County,
she graduated from Cool
Springs High School in Iredell
County and from the
Presbyterian School of Nursing
in Chicago, III. She did post
graduate work at George
Peabody College for Teachers
in Nashville, Tenn.
She was a member of
Mocksvillc First Baptist
Church, and a member of the
Order ol the Eastern Star,
Chapter 173, where she served
as chaplain.
Survivors include her hus
band, C. Frank Stroud Jr., of
the liome, and a number of
nieces and nephews.
Memorials may be made to
the North Carolina l.ioius Foun
dation. P.O. Box 39, Sherrill's
Ford, NC 2867.3 or the the
N.C. Baptist Retirement Home,
2900 Reynolds Park Road,
Winston-Salem, NC, 27107
MARY RUTH Mli.LER
YADKlNVll.LE - Mrs. Mary
Ruth Miller, 79, died Saturday
morning at Yadkin Nursing
(\'iiier.
She was born in Davidson Coun
ty to William and Martiia Thomp
son. She was a member of Turner's
Creek Baptist Church. She was
retired from Cardinal Nursing
Home in the Dietician Dept. Sht
was married to Grady A. Miller,
who died October 5. 1966.
Surviving are two daughters.
Mrs. Barbara Johnson, Yadkinville
and Mrs.- Peggy Wiles, Rt. ]
Yadkinville; three .sons, Fred. Jack
and Wilson Miller, all of Yadkin
ville; one sister, Mrs. Nan Lin-
ville. Elkin; one half sister, Mrs.
Ellen Keatoii, Ri. 5, Mocksvillc
and 10 grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Mon
day at Mackie-Gentry Funeral
Home by the Rev. Kcrman
Sprinkle. Burial was in Turner's
Creek Baptist Church cemetery.
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Mr. Bobby Gene Alien, 35, Rt.
5, Mocksville, died Nov. 20 at
Forsyth Hospital.
He was bom in Rowan County
December 21, 1950, to William
Junior and Margaret Gunter Allen.
He was married to Debbie For-
rc,st Allen, of Winston-Salem. who
survives. Also surviving arc his
parents, ofRt. 5, two sons. Jason
Chad and Matthew Cory Allen,
both of the home; a sister, Mrs.
Carolyn Allen Dobbins, Boonville;
a brother. Barry Lee Allen, Rt. I,
Boonville. and three grandparents,
Mrs. Daisy Gunter, Yadkinvillc,
and Will and Dora Allen, both of
Rt. 8, Mocksville.
Funeral service? were conducted
Sunday at Turners Creek Baptist
Church by the Rev. Allen Barker,
the Rev. E.M. James, and the Rev.
Eugene Goodman. Burial followed
in the church cemetery.
CLONA L. ANGELL
Clona Landreth Angell, 88, of
Route 8. Country Lane,
Mocksville, died Nov. 19 at North
Carolina Baptist Hospital.
The funeral was held Friday at
Eaton's Funeral Home chapel with
the Rev. David Hyde officiating.
Burial was in Joppa Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Jop
pa Cemetery, in care of Hugh
Larcw, Box 663. Mocksville,
N.C., 27028.
Bom June 3,1898, in Alleghany
County, a daughter of the late
W.E. and Sally Fine Cox Lan
dreth, she was a homemaker. She
was a charter member of Blaise
Baptist Church.
Her husband, Cashwell J.
Angell, preceded her in death.
Survivors include five daughters.
Ruby Purvis. Virginia Eaton, Billie
Horton and Betty Carter, all of
Mocksville, and Bobbie Daniels of
Winston-Salem; a son, C.J. Angell
Jr. of Mocksville; a sister, Flossie
McClamrock of Mocksville; 16
grandchildren; 29 great
grandchildren; and two
great-great-grandchildren.
DA . DILLON
'Daniel Timothy Dillon, 81, Rt.
3, Mocksville, died Suitday mor
ning at Veteran's Administration
Medical Center in Salisbury.
Graveside services were con
ducted Tuesday in National
Cemetery in Salisbury by Father
Richard Allen.
The family requests that
memorials be made to Hospice of
Davie County, P.O. Box 665,
Mocksville, N.C. 27028, or a
charity of the donor's choice.
Mr. Dillon was born in Burl
ington, Texas, to the late Thomas
and Helena Haggarty Dillon. He
was retired with 30 years of serv
ice with the U.S. Air Force, where
he served during World War 11 and
the Korean Conflict. He was of the
Catholic faith.
Survivors include his wife. Nell
Davis Dillon, Rt. 3, Mock.svillc.
was a member of St. Stephen Bap
tist Church, where he served with
the Usher Board, and was a
member of Olympic Lodge No.
795 P.H.A.
He is survived by two daughters.
Miss Jacqueline Hanes and Mi.ss
Sharon Hanes, and one grand
daughter, KaShanta Hanes, all of
the home; one sister, Mrs. Jcttie G.
Anthony. Ixwisville; one brother,
Mr. Thomas E. Hanes, Winston-
Salem; 3 brothers-in-law and 4
sisters-in-law; two aunts, Mrs.
Thelma Cain, MocLsvillc, and
Mrs. Mattic Eaton, Winston-
Salem: one uncle, Mr. Shirley Pat
terson, WinstonjS^eip; and a host
of nieces, nephdtjjs, cousins and
other relatiyc.s;i^
Funeral se^i^s were held
Thursday;at St. Stephen Baptist
Church with the Rev. J.R. Samuels
officiating. Interment followed in
Piedmont Memorial Gardens.y HOSIA L. FOSTER, JR. Piedmont Memorial Gardens.
^ Mr. Hosia Lee Foster, Jr., 58, / HOWARD D. WHITEHEAD
R WINSTONt. 8, Mocksville, died at Davie
County Hospital Nov. 22.
Graveside services were held
Monday in Bear Creek Baptist
Church cemetery. Rsiford Cline
officiated.
Mr. Foster was bom in Forsyth
County to H.L. and Levada Swain
Foster, Sr. He was a carpenter.
Survivors include his wife, Bet
ty Martin Foster; two daughters,
Lisa Hurt, Mocksville, and
Carolyn Sherrill, Rt. 8,
Mocksville; two sons, Tony
Foster, Sr. and Clayton Foster,
both of Advance; one brother, T^
Foster, Clemmons and six
grandchildren.
\/ ALLEN A. HANES
WINSTON-SALEM — Mr.
Allen Albert Hanes, 4940 Milton
Dr., died Nov. 17 at Forsyth
Hospital.
He was a native of Davie Coun
ty, and a retired employee of
-SALEM - Mr.
Howard David Whitehead, 83, 124
North Cliffdale Dr.. died at his
home Nov. 17.
He was bom in Stephens Coun
ty, Ga., to Harvey Monroe and
Julia Stribling Whitehead. He lived
in Winston-Salem most of his adult
life.
Mr. Whitehead taught with the
Winston-Salem/For-syth County
School System for 16 years and.
with the inception of For.syth
Technical Institute, he became a
teacher there and set up the
school's Machine Shop. He was of
the Methodist faith.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Annie Bohannon Whitehead, of the
home; three daughters, Mrs.
Louise Blackburn, Winston-Salem,
Mrs. Juanita Poindextcr, Advance,
and Mrs. Faye Hill, Hill.sville,
Va.; five grandsons, two grand
daughters, five great
grandchildren; and one brother,
Mr. Guy Whitehead, Palatka, Fla.
Graveside services were held at
Forsyth Memorial Park Nov. 19 by
the Dr. Henry May and the Dr.
Robert Cantwell.
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The funeral for Ellen Carter
Spry VNas held Saturday in the
Suinmersctt Memorial Chapel,
Salisbury, conducted by the Rev.
Clinton Bailey of Rockingham.
Burial was in Chestnut Hill
Cemetery.
Bom May 15, 1900, in Mecklen
burg County, she was a daughter
of the late William H. and Sarah
Harvel Carter. She was a
homemaker and a Baptist.
Her husband, Thomas Arthur
Spry, died July I, 1974.
Survivors include two sons, Fred
and Charlie Spry, both of East
Spencer; Bve daughters, Rosie
Brown of Salisbury, Dorothy S.
Gobble and Pauline Shuping, both
of Spencer, and Eunice Koontz and
Violet Simerson, both of
Churchland;
Two stepdaughters, Blanche
Aldridge of Tyro an^y|^ssie Shep-
pard of Concord; a^iifer, Lucille
Ferguson of SaU^iily; two half
sisters, Mollie Poplin and Kate
Williams, both of Salisbury; 23
grandchildren; 23 great
grandchildren; and four
great-great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Spry, 86, of Route 3,
Mocksville, died Nov. 20 at
Rowan Memorial Hospital after
being in declining health for
several years and seriously ill for
a week.
yBEVERLY M. WALL . WARLICK
A memorial service for Beverly v/ cTATcevii I c r- .Mann Wall was held Saturday at R,,n p ^ n T„ Bell Paschall Warlick, 81, of 325Calvary Baptist Church
M
, conducted
by the Rev. Jim Gryder.
Memorials may be made to the
Heart Fund.
Born Aug. 20, 1922, in Jeffer
son County, Texas, he was a son
of the late Joe Rice and Katherine
Lee Payne Wall. Retired from the
Navy as a marine electrician, he
had served during World War II,
the Koren conflict and the Vietnam
War. He was a Baptist and a ham
radio operator.
Survivors include his wife,
Evalyn Hall Wall; three daughters,
Kathleen Wall, Susan Smith and
Dorothy Hannon, all of Texas; two
sons, Patrick Wall of California
and Stephen Wall of Vermont;
Three stepsons, Micliael McCar
thy of Connecticut, Norman Smith
n Jr. and David Hall Smith, both of
Mocksville; a sister, Mrs. Everette
(Jo Katherine) Howell of Texas;
and 18 grandchildren.
Wall, 64, of 201 Rolling Hills
Lane, Mocksville, died unex
pectedly Nov. 19 at his home.
OAVIE CO. PUBLIC UBRAPy
MocKsviae. no
agnolia Street, died Nov. 20 at
her home. She had been in declin
ing health for two years and
critically ill for the last eight
weeks.
Mrs. Warlick was born Feb. 6,
1905 in Warren County to the late
Arthur E. and Cora Bell Evans
Paschall.
She was preceded in dcatli by her
husband. Samuel Newell Warlick,
who died Feb. 2, 1968, and a son,
Samuel Furman Warlick, who died
Mar. 5, 1972..
Mrs. Warlick was a homemaker
and a member of Forest Park
Presbyterian Church.
A memorial service was held
Saturday at Forest Park
Presbyterian Church, conducted by
the Rev. John M. Watkins. Burial
was in a private graveside service
at Oak wood Cemetery.
Survivors include two daughters,
Mrs. Elizabeth W. (Claywell)
Anderson, Advance, and Miss
Peggy DeAnne Warlick of the
home; three sisters, Mrs. Frances
P. Reavis, Greensboro; Mrs.
Helen P. White, Norlina; and Mrs.
Maggie P. Wilson, Henderson; one
half-sister. Miss Dorothy Paschall,
Warrenton; a half-brother, John
Robert Paschall of Norfolk, Va.;
fi ve grandchildren, and two
great-grandchildren.
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