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Jan - JunDAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, January 4,1928 Mrs. H. M. Harris . Mrs. H. M. Harris died st her home at Ephesas last Tuesday night following an illness of pneu* Ttionio. The funeral and burial ^rvices were held at Epbesus Thursday morning. Mrs. Harris is survived by her husbana and her father. Mr. M. A. Fostef. A good woman has been called to her re ward. • Mr. Henry Willyard Mr. Henry WUlyard, of near Piuo. was killed last Tuesday morning. He went to the barn to harness a mule when the mule kick ed him under the shoulder just a- ^ve the heart, death resulting in stantly. Mr Willyard :was about 70 years old and is snrx'lyed bv his Widow and one child. ^ The body was' laid to rest at HuiiUville Wed nesday Richard P. Clingman Richard P. Clingman, a native of Divie county, died suddenly at bis home in Winston-Salem la.sl Friday evening, aged 62;year.s. Mr. Clingman left Davie about 45 years ago and moved to Winston-Sdlem, where he has spent most of bis time in tobacco buying at Brown's and Piedmont wareboiise. He is survived by his widow, '.three sons and three daughters. ' Mrs. H. H.Blackwelder Mrs. H. H Blackwelder died at ber home near Holman's X Roads on Tuesday, Dec. aoih. The fun eral and burial services were held at Chestnut Grove cbuiub on Wed nesday, the aist. Mrs. Black- welder was aboui 70 years of age and is survived by her husband, five sons and two daughters. She has been ill only a short while death resulting fjOm coogeslion of the heart. A good woman has been called to her rewajrd. Bio - Obituaries - 1/4/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, January 5,1928 ains. H. M. HARRIS Mrs. RcshIo Mnmlo Postbr Ilh^;;- rls. wilo'of II< M. Harris, -dle'ill/ Docembor 27, 1927, was Jal|ift6^Ci '.rest at- E(ViaaiiM-' cemotcrj: vDebrtr 29, at Id o'clock.. was a-,<t]bo-y, votort bhristlan, whb always. Vjoady/' to «o fliwl wt^vshlp hor dp.VV ifcV: mii(lo no 'cURorcnco ItoAV. cQid;tho'-^ •a'bathor, 'how fartlifljou.rnoy^ liowV- dark tho; i){Hht,/Alio. wab/'nlvyays;.? 'ready to«oi May God's blbaafnKs! rent \vlth .Uic btroaved l)usba)id,■'-Mr«. Eva Whit!ay, and l«ir child-/;rtn. Sho wais lovod' by all who'; Iti'iow har. Wo aro eorry to looso Hiicli Kood chrlHticn friends as Mrs. Hnrrls, as it has boon Iho. ' world's loss, may It bu. heaveii's.'irnlh. Mrs.,Harris will bo miss-.;,cd by h'or fricivdji and noighbqrs,' God doos all thing well. Blessed-- arc thoy tlmt dlo In th'o Lord. .. - Mrs. Harris was born ^Taii.- IB, - 198d, was msri'lod/Dcc. 2<i,'IQOS. •' Mrs. Tlarris wMis Mr. and-Mrs, , A. Poster's daughter, abo being"/thp only child. -1 ■" . ' Prloiul, Bio - Obituaries -1/5/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, January 11,1928 Mrs. Marshall Glasscock Mrs. Marshall Glasscock died at her home near Ijames X.'Ri^ds Saturday morning at two o'dock, following a short ilki^ of. pneu- monia. The funeral , and ^burial services took place Sunday aifter* noon at Bear Creek cUnrdi. - -Mrs Glasscodc is survived by her hns band, two sons and two daogbters., her parents Rev. and Mrs,. B, • F. Rollins, of Elizal">ethtown. N.. C., and several sisters and brothers a- toong them Mrs. S. M. Call ol tlus city. Mrs. Gla^cock was a ^odd' Christian woman and will be sadly missed in her community. !Ope of the children had 'biKn quite ill with pneumonia, but is much ;.better. The bereaved opes have the sym pathy of a host of friends. Bio - Obituaries —1/11/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, January 12,1928 IvriW. KATIB (If^ASSCOCK KuUo liodcmf.'t Hollhis, Icr of J{. l'\ uivii Trtii Rolling wpt bnrn June 2n, l8f»n in Elkin, N. C. Tliied Jniuinry 7, 1928, mm 28 ycni'K,* 6 months ntid IS dnya. MnrHcd June 2G. 1019 to Miii Blmll El CilflSBoock, To thla iiiiiiin were boMi four children. She la sur vived by Kuabiind imd four amall children, father, mother, four sla- lera and two brothers, Mrs. Re becca Stone of Watertown, Mnas; Mra. Ruth Onll, Mocksvlllie-; Mrs. Dettio Cain, Mary Vce, Alton and Robert Rollins of Ellsnbothtowh, N. G. As fl chIM she was unusu ally obedient apd ioyal. United with vhurch at nire of ten yoars, .it Courtnoy, N. C. Afterwards moving her mombcrahip to Ijam- ^ Croaa Roads, As n mothor and wife she was especially kind- a-nd faithful. She 'lived m con- slatant chriajtian lifo and .lald she was not afraid-to dio. She has ffone to hor rewawj. Evcryhhint' that loved-oiios and physician nnd kind-noiRhbora could do could not kftf p lier with ua. '7n tho awcol: by and by has a new mcnnlnfy to those who arc beronft. The fnml. ly deeply appreciates the kind ness of frieiiifs and neiirhbors for help, sjmipathy and beautiful = floral offerlngH. I I Bio — Obituaries - 1/12/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA J-liyiOzn . r^v- fx iFassei Avay *•; - 'pita; After ll-:'--=- ^ I ..r Three TveeKi .«l> ;n!" Three Tveeki : p. Oc> oi or- t o t o SVi-. .'an F ; G re- : a '. : ! Shv \ Sur I chilo' lhi»r ' ciiy iof ! r . or..^ Mri. , . c£ it'-— Cana. iljavic CCiuHi-. . ^ .(••'O 0 cltJ-" Itfcrda- ulnesi,. a, a lucal acbp.-> days; o£ ihr<<' wac»:i., -"i- — "'ins i„ tc- ^^;;^'crij'£o;-d n • ■••■« -.t'T V.'" ■-fl ',:ic r.uMit;'.' ■ ; Da- ie CountyiS:pU:.rChur^^nd tlcally ner to-'-r-County. , huf^aanti-. wo 1 Auhcr. P. l;.=-'elv''i,.S:ni ouc s'.Secr, *'i ■ r-'^''"}:: c' Criiv -'c Crec-U.C. Croon, o.. t-fi -Coloraoo. .-,...--..i rc-rvicct; v.LlA T-vi'.! ,-al Chaprl be ViO.d at NO e- « o'ciocl:thia -tlcmoon , rj.pei- ae Eatnr.-swith the faner— T ^ _.j.i,,ck. rts"*-'Bapr..t Church ^ Saah- y-. , ,'-4 ■' /.y Z? //'i / t ikj'f r ,f. .•■ Oa / -lau-' u ] i: • ) t^Kj.u.4-jL yf* 1 -' ^ # r •' ;* / i'/** ■ .a-Cfn.i S^, Ci^CTJ (l }. Ivv. a<s4^UW>^ . . |-i - - 4^4^; j-'v iiu^ Eot^av^ s ^ H '.O^^ j O^dVzL d ^\0L I 'A^dJCon-^- (^'(isui/f\/^^ f/ j ' US'1 -^dL^^fj. a ■•p-' fO ViC °^''Vocvtsvi\^^ s~ c /| 3^3 DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, January 18,1928 Mrs. Charles Eaton Dead. Mrs Charles Eaton, of Cana, Hied' in a Winston-Salem hospital CSuniay. afternoon following an tllnesS "f three weeks, aged 42 y^rs. The body was laid to rest at Eaton'-- Baptist church Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Revs. V M. Swairo. of Winston Salem, and C. S Cashwell. | of Statesville. conductingr the funer al and burial services. M.'s. Eaton is survived by her husband and two sons, her father. P. P. Green; and one sister. Uias May Green; Winston-falem, one brother, W C. | Green, of Cripple Creek, Colo,, also survives. Mrs Eaton was one of Davie county's best women and h^r death has brought sadness to the en tire community in which she spent ber life. John Nance |lr. John Naoce died at bis borne IrCoicaizer last Wednesday fol- an illness of pDeumonia. Si about s6 years. The body S /aid to rest at Noe Cr^k Irch Thursday mcroiiig at ii joclc. Mr. li^ance is survived by jnife and several children. Alice Burton •. Alice Burtorj was found 'D bed early Wednesday J'E at the houie of her daugb- Mary Phifer, in Scotch M^ytship. Rowan county. ,n. ^ to rest at Byer- afleruoou at <x>nA,' of Ephe- . burial services. dtPii ^^^'vived by eight ' 5"0us and fourdaugb- '^g themJJrs. S. F. Bink- Bio - Obituaries - 1/18/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, Januai^ 19,1928 AIRS. ANNIE GREEN, DAVIE' COUNTY, DIES Mra. Annie Green Enton, 42, wife of 0. E. Eaton of near Oana, Dnvie County, pns3.o(l nway yea- tci'day iiftei'noon nt 4:20 o'clock lit n local hospital aftor'nn illness of three weeks, the last few day? belntf critical. She was born in Dnvlo. County, .Inn. IC, 188G, the dnug'hlor of P. P. and the late Laura Clliford Green. For many yonr.s sho was 0' school Icnchor and trad numoi*' ous friends throughout, Davie County. She was a. mcnibcr of Eaton's Baptist Church, and spent practicnlly her entire iife In DavIe County. Surviving are her husband; two ehildrpn, Billy and .folin Eaton; her father, P. P. Green, of this city; one sister, Miss May Green, of this city, and one brother, W. Ci G^'een, of Cripple Crook, Color ado. ' A short funeral service at Vog- ler's Funeral Chapel, with tho funoral proper nt Eaton's Baptist Church. Monday, .1 o'clock. Rev V. M. Swnim !and Rev. C. S. Sash- wcll, of Stntcsvillc, conducted the aervlcca. Interment followod in tho church gravcynrd, — W. S. Journal. Bio - Obituaries - 1/19/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, January 25,1928 Mr. Peacock Dies Sod- denfy. I Mr. Yancey Peacock, 74 years of age, died suddenly Monday after noon in Tumersburg tovnsbip. Mr. Peacock is survived by three sons and two daughters: Messrs. John L. Peacock and Walter Pea^ cock, of New York City; Mr. James C. Peacock, who lives near Har mony; Mrs. Morgan Call and MiS. Neely Hudson, both of Davieconn ty. Two brothers and a sister al so survive. They are Messrs. Wil liam and Colnmbns Pcocock. both ' of Davie icoiinty'; and Mrs. James Brackens, who lives in Iredell county, near County Litie.- James Ijames James Ijames died at his home in Cooleemee Thursday night, fol lowing a long illness of tuberculo sis of the bone. The funeral and burial services were held at Center Saturday afternoon at three o'clock Mr. Ijames is survived by his wife and four children. Bio — Obituaries —1/25/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, February 1,1928 G. A. Koontz Mr. G. A. Koontr. died at'his home near Kappa, Sunday after noon at three o'clock, following:,.a stroke of paralysis which he ed Saturday night. .Mr.. Koopia had been ill for about eight, years The body was laid to rest in Salem graveyard Monday afternoon ' at ,3 o'clock, his pastor, Rev. -M. Avett conducting the funeral and burial services. Mi. KoonU is survived by his., widow and three children, one son and two daugh ters. He will be sadly nil^d in his community^ Bio — Obituaries -2/1/1928 DAViE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, February 2,1928 Giria Geneva Cole IN MEMOItY OP MRS. K. F. HEGE In the poaaing of Mra. K. F. llcgo nhd irrepornblo losa hna como to a Invgo circle of* friends end rointivea. Rickly cndoNvod by | nature and choicest gifts of heart. and mindt hers was a charming | porooiialUy. Hora wna a lifo of | devotion, devotion to her huabnnd ito her chiidrcn nnci to her church | for she was n fnitliful church • worker. .Nor did she forget her duij' to her community for she, W.1S alKO fnithfurua n civic worli- c-r, Hor memory will bring long lifo in the heoits of her friends nntl be n noblo inliuoncc tp on'- ricb their lives, cvop briglitoncd and sweetened by contact with hora! Just a ^'onr ago she was exlromcly ill but never returned to 'health found her bright and lin])py,. Svon when the summons Imd gona forth to one we love. "The Mnstor Cnllcth Thee," for after" ten days illness she fell a- slcep. The burial olllco was said at Elbaville church by Rev. W. R. Tompson, assisted by Rev. J. T. Sisk., She was. laid to fcst in the bciiutiful Elbavillc cemetery to nw>a|t the resurrection morn. "Fother In I'hy grnclous keeping, Leave mo now thy servunt sleep- —iVritten by the one'who loved her. In.the passing of Mrs. Glrln Goncva Cole,. of Advance, on Sunday, Jan. 22, 1028, our hearts wore touched .with sadness. She was a faithful member of the M. E, church of Advance. Fuuoral sorvlco avas held in< lihe M. E. uhuruU by Rev. W. B. Thompaon. Mra. Colo, aged 22, is survived by hor husband, Mr. \Frank Colo and little'10 month old son, Hor- mun Franklin and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts, of Ad vance. Two'slaters and six bro thers 'survive. Glrln, as her friends knew her, was a sweet and gentle charac ter. For soyeral.months before hor death, she ^VJna In I'he dark valley of groat pain and suffer ing which she bore with a sweet, patient and unmurnurlng spirit. Do.si)lto hor longing to 'got well niul the grcatoHt' care by hor friendsand doctors, she knew phc was ontoi'Ing the better world and reposed, in the Lord a per fect tru.st. Hor sweet Influence wa.M n healing balm to those by her bcrtakle, her beautiful words a groat Inspiration, and benycn is nearer -because she l.s there. She s9 lived that when the end drew he.sr she was able to any with a .piiro-henrti "I nuver cens ed to. love my Saviour." GLENN KOONTZ DEAD .Glenn Kooiit/., one of the best cltiscns of Cnlalmin township, died at his 'homo near Salciii church Sunday aflernoon, i'oUow- ing a stroke of paralysis Saturday night. Ho had been In failing liuaflh for several >3*etirs. He was 58 j'cnrs old, leaving a wife, one son and two daughters, mother, live brothers and two sisters, John Kooiits, Salisbury; Evcrct, Folcy, A. D. and Sam Konts, all of Mocksvillo; Mrs. Eugene ClI'* Salisbury; Mrs. Jerry Ijan- i. Coolcomoo. He was n> fnitt^ v i member of Salom church, hu" - ; joined In boyihood. He \vnH suc- ccasfu) In business and >hnd a host of friends. He was buried at Salom Monday. Hey. E. M. Avett conductitifg the service. Bio - Obituaries -2/2/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, February 8,1928 Mrs. Shelton Stroud Mrs.^Shelton Stmud died at. her home in High Point Monday of last week.> The body was brought to thi^ county Tuesday morning and laid to rest in Society gra%'e- yard. Mrs. Stroud is survived tiy her husband and several children, besides many relatives and friends. Bio - Obituaries -2/8/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, Februaiy 15, 1928 Junie Flemming Jim Foster Jim FostW, a well known colored man of Booetown died Saturday and was buried Monday afternoon. He was 80 years of age Junie, the 12 vear-old son of Mr. and Mrs X>. J. Flemming, of Ephe- sus, died Sunday morning, follow ing an illness of measles and pneti-' nmnia. He is survived by his par ents, several brothers and sisters. -THe body was laid to rest in Fork cemetery. Monday morning at 11 o'clock^ Rev. Luther Barnes, of Ccoleemee conducting the funeral and burial services, • G. M. Barneycastle The many friends at Advance were sorry to bear of Mr 6. M. Barneycasiie's death Friday, the funeral was held Sun day afternoon in Shady Crove cemetery. Bio - Obituaries -2/15/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, February 16,1928 Jim Foster Undo Jim roster, nn ukucI and well Ijnown colored mun, died nfc his home here on Suiulay nmrii-. ing. death being due to inllucnzu. [ TJjo runurnl sorvicc.H wore con ducted at tho.A_ld. 13. Zion church , on Monday afternoon. Ho is sur-j vivod by two dnugliLcrs and a' son. Susan Hunley Aunt Susnn llunloy, a reapEct-. cd colored woman, ramiliarlyl known to mnny as "black mammy" j died at hor homo hero on Long i Branch on Friday, iPob. Srd at an ; advanced ago. She was the widow j of Uncle Peter llunlcy, a black-: smith, and they cnmo to this piaco from Virginia mnny ycn'ra ago. The funeral scrvlcos wore hold at the Second rrc.«ibytcrl«n church on Saturday afloruoon, Feb. dth. Junle Fleming Junic, HO'n of J. D. Fleming and Oxn MclDaniol Fleming, died Sun day Feb. 12, foiiowing an lllnosa of measies and pneumunia. He was burled at Fork Church Mon day at 11 o'clock, llcv. Luilier Barnes conducting the service, as-' fllalod hy Rev. Glutus Foster, of Roods. Junie, who was 12 years uf age, is survived by his father and mother and several sisters and brothers. Gray Jones Charles Norman Howard . ChnrJes Norman Howard, the Infant son oC_Mr. and Mr.H. R.-ty ! Howard, died at tiic home of Its grnnd-parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Foster last Wwlnesday morn ing. Fumrnt was 11010 here Thurs- ■day morning by Rev. R. S. Howie of Mockavllle. Intorraont was in I the uliurch cemetery.' Blltle Gray Jones, inonllisold, baby of kfr. and lilrs. Alex Jones, died Wednesday, Feb. 8, jiftcr several days lllnoss uf mcas- Jc3 and cold, anil was laid to rest the following day In'the cemetery Jierc. Funeral service being con ducted by Mr. W. R. Graver. The llocciiscd la 'survived by several brothers and sisters, and the lit tle twin brother continues sick. "We extend sympathy to the be-, xcavod ones. : Bio - Obituaries -2/16/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, February 22, 1928 O. B. Koontz Ml. Koontz died atxthe county boiE^e Wednesday uigUt. at ;ioVd^kv^following an iMness^ of drofisy. aged nearly 80 years. The body ;|aid to rest at Sdem Methodist church Friday morning at li 6'dbck. Rev E" M. ^yetr conducted .the funeral and bnnal sisrviceSi.;;.--Mr. Koontz is survived by cue son-'and three daughters. Bio - Obituaries -2/22/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, February 29,1928 W. T. Mock The numy friends of Mr W. 'T. iSocis were ve'iy sorry to leari)..of his death wfiicb tiecurred Friday in I'nomasville. ilr/Mock was known tbroutfhout thiO section, haying been piistmaBier beio f^^r severd years. I'be funerat servjcea were held at cue jnviliodisG cbureb.here Saturday aftert>oon at 2 o'clock. W.-T.-MockH \V. T 31ock. former postmaster at Advance, died at. his home in Tboih.isville Friday, aged 54 vea'rs. following a two montlis illnei^s. The body was laid to rest at Ad< vance f^turday' afle n 01.," Mr. Mock is Mir\'ived by his widow two sons and one -daughter, four brothers and three sisters. ^ Boon M.Rose Mr. Boon M. Rose, pioneer Win sinn-Saleitt merd^t, .died Friday night at his home in that city, aged 73 years. Mr. Rose was well known in Mocksville and had "hundreds 4>f friends here who wefersaddened by his deatn. He was a good man. Emily Kurfees Mrs. C. L. Bowden Mrs. W. T. Myers Mrs. W. T. Myers 4ied at herl home near Bixhy 'S^urday' moiU'i i«Ko( celebral hemdVrhage. /.aged alwat 37 yeajs. Tbe body was laid to rest at Union*' Chapel .-Sun day afternoon at 3 o*do(^, Rev. J, T ,Si.sk conducting tiie' fnneral ser* vice,s Mrs. Alyers is snrvived by her hnsbaad'and five children. Miss F.mily Kurfees, aged abntit 00 years died at the home of her neice. Mrs. Charles Allen, near Holinan'.s Friday mortiin„ The imiiy wax laid to. rcst.-< in Center graveyard Saturday aftenidon at 3 o'clock, Rev.' E:' M.' Avett con ducting the funeral knd bnrjal ser vices. Miss Kurfees' is survived by tivo sLsters, many relative and Irieiuls. Mr.s, C. U Bowden died at her home near Smith Grove" Thursday evening, following ah extended ill ness of heart trouble, aged 67 .yeans. Surviving are'her husband several sou.? and daughters. The -fnneral and burial services • were held at B«ili]ehem Methodist church Sun* da-y afiernoou. Mrs. Bdwden was fl good woman and will- be sadly mis'.cd in her community. Pink Campbell Mr. Pink Campbell died at the homo of his sou.; Robert. Campbell, in Clarkswitle township Friday 'ught, aged 70 years, death result-, ing from paralysis and;heart'trou • |>U. Mr. Campbell is survived by his widow ind fijre_:chiidren, four ■Otis and ope daiughier;-'- Thebodv was laid to rest'* ^Sunday in-''; HollySprings graveyard, Ir^ell county. Bio - Obituaries -2/29/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thiii-sday, March 1,1928 W. T. Mock Grade Hairston -Aunl^'Grnclc . llnlrflton (col) ^ho Hvg(] ^vith h&r son on tho Cooloomco plnntntion, (Uc<] last Saturday morning and was burlod Sunday afternoon at Buncombo Church in DavUlaon county. Aunt Gracio wa{i 100 years old-or more;" W. T. Moch died Friday at Ids homo In Thnmasvlllo, after two months Illness. Jlr. Mock' and his family lived in" Advance for flultc a while. They woro uU missed very much when they moved from our community. ?'ynor5i services wore held at Ad- vniico Methodist church Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Kev. C. S. Klrkpntrlck and Rev. M. 0. Alexander, of Thomaavlllc Methodist and Baptist pastors re spectively. Bio - Obituaries -3/1/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, March 7,1928 Mr. R. A. Shond Dea^ Mr. Richard A. Strondi'^ooe of Davie county's oldest and; highly esteemed citizens,'died at his home near Connty Line early Thnrsday morning, following a long; illness. The body was laid to rest in Salem graveyard Fiids^ morning at i.i o'cloch. The fnneia* and bnria;} services were conducted . by b|s, {>astor, Rev. iE. M.^ Avett, of this' city. Mr. Stroud is survived by: one .son, D. R ..Scrond, and one daughter, Mrs. John B. Walker, both of Calahaln-towDshi^. A-host of relatives and friends' .susiiive. Mr. Stroud'was an.-upright Chris tian gentleman and his d^tb brings sadness- to the entire community:in which he liv^. He was< a -native of Davie couiitv; ;.and engaged in farming until abont fifteen' years ago when he wenfinto the mercan tile business. Bio - Obituaries -3/7/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, March 8,1928 Ed Wood Mi*> E(1 Wood, aged about 50 yeni'8, of tho Pino section shot olT the entire top of his' head ear ly Tuesday morning and died in stantly. Wood had been in very' Had- health 7or some time and this is' thought to ,be tho.reason of his act. He. leaves a wife and eight children. -- It. A. STROUl) DEAD I • Richard A, Slroiid of County | jidnc died nt the homo of his son,! jD. R. Stroud, ■T'hursduy morning , nt 4 o'clock. Ho wns 72 ycnva,I old and had been in bad health j I for some time, though able to at-ilend .his store until ti few days^ before his dcoth. Uo was ugood man, and will be missed inj his community. He leaves twol children, Mrs. J. B. Walker and Mr. D. R. Stroud. Ho was burled'at Salcm Fj'idoy, whore ho was a' member. I Bio - Obituaries -3/8/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, Mareh 14,1928 Ed Wood mils Himself. Mr. Ed Wood, who lives near j Pino, killed himself early last Tues day morning, using a shot gun, [and blowing the top of "his head off in a grove sear his home. Mr. Wood had been in bad health for some time, and a number of his children had also been ill, which is said to have been the cause of his rash act. Coroner W. D. Foster empannelled a jury Tuesday moru* ing, and after getting all evidence available the jury rendered a ver dict that deceased came to bis death from a gunshot fired by bis own hand. Mr. Wood is survived, by his wife and eight children. He was about 52 years old. The body was laid to rest Wednesday after noon at Macedonia church. . Henry F. Tutterow Mr. Henry F. Tutterow died suddenly at his honie near Center Sunday about noon,-aged 68 years. Mr. Tutterow "bad uol been very well during the past* winter but bis death came as a severe shock' to bis many relatives and fiienclr. The body was laid to rest in'Centei graveyard Monday. aCtemopn' at 3 o'clock with Masonic honors.- Sur viving Mr. Tutterow Is his widow and 11 children, five sons and.;si.x daughters. Mr. Tutterow was ore of Davte county's leading' citizens I and be wilt be sadly mussed - in bis community and throughotit-tbe ei* 1 tire county. Peace to his ashes. Lafayette Graves Mr. Lafayette Graves died at his home in Clarksriile township Wed- ne^ay following aii ill of pneumo nia, aged about 68 years. The fun eral and burial services were held at Bear Creek chnrch Thursday after- noou at a o'clock. Mr. Graves i.s survived by bis widow and three children, iwo sous aud oue daughter. Mrs. Frank White Mrf. Frank White died at her name at Ijames X Roads. Saturday "'pbi, following n a long illness The body was laid to .rest Mosdav nt 11 a in., in the Ijames church Rraveyard. Mrs. White is surviv- rn bv her husband-and several I children. Bio - Obituaries -3/14/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, March 15,1928 IN xMGMORY OP HERMON ZIMMERMAN • Yes, he is gone; nnd to say he will bo missed means more than words can express. Herman will be miascd In his home, for he tvna n devoted son and brother, and loved by nil who knew him. He will bo missed by his opmmunity, but in his psskingi.wo gain in humble submission to the will of our Heavenly Father, who doeUi nil things well, It was and to give him up, ovorythlng was rtnno by loving hands and medical skill possible, but in spito of it all -he grow worse. "His disease was stubborn, nnd would yield to no treatment. Supplication- to our ' ITeavonly •Father was made, but nil in vain, tho Heavens seemed , to bo briiss, yet we believe that behind a Ironing providence He hides n smiling-face—nnd with Paul we say, ail things work to-; gdther for good to them that love | I God. Another home was made = sad, another flrcside with a vn-1 cant chair,, one mis.sing, n whoso | place can never bo filled by an- I other. Tho community. mourns j :thd losa'of a true'fi«jehd'. -^He will bo missed by old and young alike, ! Hcrmon was born April 14, 1008, add on Fobruury S, li)28 just about 12:30 o'clock his dim light censed to burn, nnd his soul went back -to God, who gave it. Her man was a Christian boy, having joined lire cliuVcii at tho age of IC years. He was .10 years, 0 months and 20 -days of ago. He leaves to mount , his loss four sisters and* three brothers and a mother and father, besides a host of relatives -and friends. We know that we shall miss his smil-' ing face and loving voice, but in our loss, in his departure, we feel that Heaven is made richer, and is nearer nnd dearer to Us than ever beforo. —One who loved him. HENRY TUITBROW DEAD Hon-ry F. Tuttorow died sudden ly at his • home near Center Sun day, heart failure being tho imme- i dintc cause. ,He was 07 years of age, ' He loaves a wife and eleven children, fifty grandTchiidren nnd one grent-grand-chltd. He was a good neighbor, a fine businesH I man, having success and pi'ovld- ing for the welfare of his family. Ho was n fnithftil mombor of tho • Etipllsk church. His children 'rise up nnd call him blossod. Sympathy is felt fur the bereaved family. MRS. NANCY WHITE DEAD I Mrs. Nancy Clemcntino White, of Turroutinc, died Snturduy, March 10, and was buricd'Sunday at Ijanica Gross Roads. She was t'iO years of ago. Tho doceased-is I survived by four sons, C. B., Lem, I Roy nnd Paul; father and mother, . J. H. nnd Sailie Boyd; two broth- ;era, W. S. Boyd aud J. W. Boyd and four sisters', Mrs. W. H, Rcn- ugnr, Mrs. W. Gi Bracken, Mrs. ; J. C. White nnd Mrs. D. R. Beck. Bio - Obituaries -3/15/1928 DAViE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, March 21,1928 John W. Lagle Mr. Johfi W. Litgle, died at bis home.in- Jerusalem township, on Friday, .March 9''h, follovving a short illness of pneumonia, aaed 76 years. The funeral ,aud -burial serviws were held at Turrentine Baptist .church on March i2ih, Revs. J. L-Kirk and Luther Barne.s conducting: !be services Mr. Lagle a native of Davte county, and a member of the Lutheran church He was a .good man and his death brought sadness to the entire com- mtinily in which he lived. The county has lost a gdod citizen. Infant Son Gaither n Ttw tiiile infant of Mr. and Mrs. Pirik GaUh^dl^iast Ttaes^y morning .and| was laid ft ^ Union Cboioh Wednosda^.mornltig at.U o'clock. .\n infant son of Mr., and 'Mrs . P. (Iniiher of near Sheffield d el rucKlav. The body "WM laid to ei.l in New Umon. churchyard IVediiesday morning at it o'clock Bio - Obituaries -3/21/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, March 22,1928 B. S. CASH DEAD As w& go to pi^ss we lenrn of tho death of Mr. B, S. ChbU, a for mer Dnvio man, who died in 'a Winaton-Snlem hospital Tuesday afternoon. Ho was about 57 years of age, and a brother of Meaara, Leon, Tom, Paul and John Cnah of Winaton'Salem, Bio - Obituaries -3/22/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, March 28,1928 Thomas Renegar Aged Veteran Dead. Thomas Renegrar, asred 86, of near Ijamf^ Cross Jb^ada, died Tuesday, at tha hqrae of Kls'aon.'^W. H. Rene^air, with whom he has for a number of years made his home/ He was one nf a few rahainmg Confederate Veterans in this eouti^. Funeral services were held Wed nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mew Union Church. Rev. S. W. Brown conducted the services Interment followed in the cbureb cemetery. The deceased was a member of the Ijamps Cross Roads Baptist Churcb Sir Reneirar is survived by one BOD. W. H. Renegar, two daughters, tidrs.- Julia Shaw, Mra Marshall Rtchardsdn, fonrteen szrandchlldrmi and eleven great grandc^ldien*- Began Cash Mr Began Cash died at his home in Winston Saleni last Tnc-sdav; a- ged about 6o years. The body was brangbt back to Smith Grove and laid to rest in the graveyard there Thursday afternoon. Mr, Cash is survived by his widow and and several children. He was a Dative of Davie county, but moved to Winston Salem several years ago. Bio — Obituaries -3/28/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, March 29, 1928 THOMAS RBNBGAR DEAD Thomas P.oncifnr» age 8G, of nGni* Ijnmcs Cross Roads, died Tuesday at the 'home of his sou, W. H. Rencgnr, with whom he has for a iiumbor of yours made his home. He was one uf a few remaining Confederate Veterans in this county. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternhon at 2 o'clock at Now Union Church. Rev, S. W, Brown conducted the services. Interment followed in the church cemetery.' The ■docouscd wins a member of the Ijames Cross Roads Baptist Church. 'Mr. Renegar Is survived by one son, W. H. Renegar. .two daugh ters, Mrs. Julia Shaw,' Mrs. Mar shall Richardson, fourteen grand- children and 'eleven 'great grand children. Bio - Obituaries -3/29/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, April 4,1928 William H. Cook. William Harrison Cook, 69 6f Winston-Salem Rente 4, died Sun day night at his home. He had been ill about two weeks, but his condition had shown no change and the end came suddenly. He was born in Davie county. Dec. 1, 185S. son of the late VV. H, and Anne Baity Cook, He ia .survived by bis wife, two sons. Frank Cook, of this city, and J. S. Cook, of Route 4; two sisters, Mrs^ Lelia Masemore of Hanes and Mrs. Maggie Jones pf Calabaln. The fnneral was condncted from the home at 1 r o'clock Wednesday morning by Rev. O E. vVard, and burial followed in the Cook Grave yard, Davie county. — Twin-City Senitinel. Mrs. Bob Meachum The many friends of Mrs. Bob Meachum were very sorry to bear of her death which occured Saturday afternoon 'at 2:30 o^clock. Mrs. Meachum was known throughout the community and was well thought of by ail who knew her. Siie was ill for several months and all cf her friends were faithful up until htr death and did all they could for her, Thefnnerai services were held at 11 o'clock Monday m.orning. Bio - Obituaries -4/4/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, April 12,1928 Jessie Clement Tippen Mr, C. A. ClGmcnt rocQlved a toleffrnm on Snturdny from Plain- view, Arkanana, which stated that his niece, Mrs. Jessie CIcniont Tippen, had died there on April Gth, following a long illncds. The deceased was the daughter of the late Dr. Wm. A. Clement and Mrs, Gallic McCnll Clement, who mov ed to Afhanaas many years ago. Wheii quite a young girl Mrs. Tip- pen spent several years in Mocka- ville, going to school to her cousin Miss Mattie 13aton. She is sur-, vlved, by 'her husband and several, childreni and throe brothers. We extend our deep sympathy to the J bereaved family. I Bio - Obituaries ^/12/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, April 18,1928 Bfrs*' E* La Nichols Mrs. Eddy Latham Nichok, a who passed away Monday nigh, ^ ii;4S o'clock at the home of i," granddau'ghter Mrs. A. C. StK*' hour, on the Walkeriowu near Ogbura-Station, following' brief illness was buried this aite,' noon, a short funeral service beiJ conducted at 12:30 o'clock by Mr. Robbins. The funeral proj^j wa.s conducted at Oak Grove, Dg.' wonnty by Rev, J. T. Sisk Mr. Gavette Burial was in church graveyard. She cam^ the home of her granddauj^hier a. bout two weeks ago, developed pneumonia and died. She is vived by two sons. M. F. Nichok of Mocksville and J. L. ICichols,(tf New York; one daughter, Mrs, H. Montensenu. of Ploriaa; ,2 grandchildren and 25 great grand, children. Mrs. G. M. Hendricks Dead. Mrs^ Martin Hendricks died at her home in Charlotte Wednesday afternoon/following-a months ill ness. aged 37 years The remains j werebiought to Mocksville Friday: morning' and laid to rest in Center graveyard. Mrs. Hendricks was a | nari^'e of Pavie county but moved; to Charlotte about .14 years . ago.; She is survived bv bet husband.! one son and one daughter. She; was a. member of the Christian church. ' D. M. Reece Attornev D. M. Reece. of Yad- kiuville, died in the Baptist Bo-spi- tal, at iuston Salem Saturday, aged 05 years. The burial took place at Booneville Monday morn ing. Mrs. Robert Meachum.! In memory of Mrs. Robert Meachum. of Advance, who passed away March 31. 1928 Thy .sun hath set to us, but shiueS; elsewhere in Heavenly Light: "The encircling gloom" is gone and all is fair in Heavenly Light. Thy home is reached. and thou dost "not ask to see the dis tant scene" for it is near to thee. And thou art "ever thus," No need to pray in Heavenly Light lor guidance on a dark and rugged way. In Heavenly Light the day of sorrow and doubt is gone. Thy love remembered and thy heaven won and now thy Faith is Sight and fhou dost know that God io Light, and over •'raoor".attd "tor rent'' me must go through the dark night till in the gIoriou.s morning light we see "angel fac s ' of the blest and thee. If we could push ajar the gates of life and stand within and see all the works of God. we could understand each mystery. But we must be content for God's plans unfold like lillies pure and white and we must not tear the close—^shut leaves apaft for time will reveal the hidden cups of gold. If through patient toil we reach the land where many 'feet, with sandals loose, may rest, then .shall we know and dearly un- destand—I think that we shall say, "God knows the best. A FRIEKD. Bio - Obituaries -4/18/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, April 19,1928 wns. G. W. TIPPIN Mrs. (5. W. Tlppin was born In Rrockavlllc, N. C., ApriJ 24, 18C5 nnd died at her home In Oln, Ark, April 5, 1928. Sho w.is the daugh- tf-r of Mr. and Mrs. Dri W. A. Clement •and niece of Messrs .Teas Lee and Chas. Clement of ]^Iocka< vllle." ' , . She educated In Jlocksvlllc and Hvcd with her grandniollicr there unLll grown, at which ilme she went to Arkansas to live with I her people who hud moved tn that !etatc. .Shu was married to G. W. Tippln, Aug. IG, 1885. and to this union was born four ehlUlvon, one daughlEr and three soii.s, j^Trs. Ajrhcss Hlchnrilson of Oln. Wll- llnm Tlpijln of Sprlngdiile, Ark., and Leo and l>awi'cncu Tippln of Ola, also ucvon grandchildren, Ihrue lirotljors, Oscar Cloniont of : SprlngliolU, Oragon, W. i|. Clc- nrcht, Plalnvluw,"Dr. C. A. Cle ment, of Kovcr. Also two uncles, ' Jess t.ee Ciement and Chnrlcs Clement of hluckHvillo, N. C., with ■« host of utljor rcJjiUvcs nnd • 'frJcml.H in Ai'l'a'nsns <ind Northj CatcUnn.! ' Shv was willing to adopt the Wo^-t i\n her homo but she always looked with prldb buck to her old .! childhood home apd the people !»hc so dearly loved'ami thoughtj there was no better colintiw andi people in the wor.hl. .She ahvnya took the Mocksvillo ICntorprlse•and read with pride the n^ws of ■ lu!r old home. John W. Hardy 1 Jcssis was converted whon 'n i child and jolnud- the, Mcthndi.st luluireh and lived a conBlatujit !mpml)or in it until ilcuth. Sho Rufrer£d Intensely for scvcrnl monlhaond during .this Unie -she wits'patictJt iirurauhmitlcd to the will of Ootl. Before, sho died .ilic prayed tn God to come and tiikc her to that beautiful land and onApril Gth \\'lthout a struggle God L'ttmpllod with-her ro<iucst and her fl oni look lla flight to that beautiful laud boyond tho nkloa. John W. Hardy, a well known eitlr.cn of the Sllonm section, of Surry county, died a few days ago nnd among those attending tho fuiioYal wna n .brother who hadbeen gone from that community for 26 years. In 1902 this brother Jondcd his worldly goods on a one-horse wagon and taking his llltlu family sot out for a now homo in Tcnnosseo. He got as far na Wataugn county, N. C., and halted but never a line did ho write back homo. His wife died about 11 years after he left Surry eounly and ho married again and moved his 'habitation' to Tazo- wcll county, Virginia.Just about a week before hisbrother, John Hardy, died the missing brother returned to Surry, in the same manner he, hadgone away, in a opo-horse wagon but minus his family. Ho had iinow wife and the children of his.fi rst maiu'inge were all grown and-.married. 'Watauga county Is not such agreat distance from 'Sun-y and itaooms rather strange that Hardywould have lived all this time Inwhat Is now close proximity tohis people and not let them know>vhnt had become of him and hfa ! A*imlly. _ M»S. MAHTIN HENDRICIvS DEAD Mrs. Lila Emerson Hendrlclcs, age 86, of Charlotte died Wednes day afternoon at n Ohnrlottc hos pital, following a serious opera tion. Mrs. Hcndricks had been in declining health for some time. She was formerly of this place and hoa a host of friends who regret to learn of her death. The funeral service was conducted at the home in Charlotte Thursday afternoon by her pastor, Rev. Wil- liums and interment followed ot Center cemetery Friday morning. Sho is survived by her husband, two children, Sara and Ralph Hcndricks and a large number of relatives. Bio - Obituaries ^/19/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, April 25,1928 WilUam Lindsay Dead. William C. Lindsay died Thars day morning In the Rex hospital, Raleigh, v^here he had been since loth, as a result-of a fall through an elevator shaft. Mr. Lindsay was a resident of Rowan connty most of his life. The family lived at the old Cooleemee cotton mills, **Shoals,*' but moved, to River and spent a long life there. The body was brdught to Salisbury Fnday and laid' to res§i ' Among the snsviving.inembers of; the fa mily are Mfi, P. O. Tdtum, of Cleveland; Mrs. Henry Foard, bt Salisbury, and Waiter S. Lindsay of Wiuston.Salem. "^r, Lindsay was 70 years old; A number of Mocka\^nie and Pavie people at] tended the fuaeral and ..i^iiri^l ser* vices. n Mr. D. C Penry Dead. Funeral jervices for D. C. Penry, 68, well known merchant of the Motorville section,, who died sud denly at his home Friday morning, was held at the home Monday at 9 o'clock and at Union Chapel at 11 o'clock Rev. J T. Sisk conducted The services. nn Burial frilowed in the chnrcb graveya d. Mr. Penry wa.s a member ot MocksviJle Coitn- oil, Junior Order, for ai yeans He moved from Rome 2, to. Forsytb county more than a year ago. Sur viving are his widow, four sons, R. H. Penry, of R. 2, C. I. Penrv, of Dallas. Texas; D D. .and Earl Penrv, of Rural Hall, R. 1; one daughter, Mrs. E. S Lakev, of: Farmington; one sister, Miss Bessie Penry, of Wioston-Salem, and six grandchildren. Bio — Obituaries -4/25/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, April 26,1928 W. C. LINDSEY IS DEAD FROM INJURY Salisbury.—W. C. Lindsay dlod in the Rex hospital at Raleigh this morning at 3 o'clock, death resulting from injuries received when he fell In an elevator pit at the state revenue building on the night of Monday, A^ijil 9. The remains will arrive in Salis bury at 2:80 this nftornoon and! will be taken to the home of a sis ter, Mrs. P. 0. Tntum, G15 West Council street. The fUnCfal ivlli take place from the Elrst Baptist church Fridoy morning nt 11 o'-clock, con ducted by the Rev. M. H. Milne of St. Luke's Episcopal church, and the Rev. Sidney S. Boat, of Durham, the latter .being a life long friend of the deceased. The inteerment will be in Chestnut Hill cemetery. n Honorary pallbearers wUI be A. H. Boydon, B. R. Oovermim, J. D. Hellig, Thco B. Brown, J. H, Ramsny, T. H. VnndorXord, B. O. Morris, of Mcdksville, and Reve nue Commissioner R. A. Dough- ton, of Raleigh, and Burton Crnigc of Wlnston-^nicm. Active pnll- bearcrsv Peter Halrston, Stable Linn, A H. Graf, J. M. McGorkle, Dr. J{. V. Brnwicy and 'T. Frank Hudson. The- docen.^od was 70 years of Age nnd .'Wns n 'nntivo of South 'River, Rowhn" county, n son of the late Capt, Jack Lindsay- and Tsa- 'bollc Johnston Itlndiay. Ho 'is .!*urvivi!d by one brother and t\vo sisters, Wftltor S. LImlany, of Winston-Snicm. niul Mrs. Annie E. Fonrd ami Mrs. P. 0. Tntum, of Salisbury. A brother, Dnvitl Lindsay, died some years ogo. The parents of the deceased wore nutlvo.s of Scotiaud and came to Rowan shortly after their nmr- rlagc in their native country. Will Lindsay spent much of his i life in this city, which ho con sidered his homo. Jn his youth ho was n clerk in the old Meronoy Bros, gcncrnl dry goods atore in Sniisbury nnd Inter traveled for Hirst'Purnell & Co., of Baltimore, n general dry goods flrm, nnd was one of the most 'popuinr and suc cessful traveling men of his day, Some years ago he was In the federal revenue Herylco under the Inte A. D,-Watts, but for a num ber of years had been with the state revenue department, under Revenue Commlflaionop R. A. Doiig^ton, nt Raleigh. Ho was a splendid man,' a most agreeablo' and entertaining fellow nnd In former'days was prominent in the social llfo of this city and com munity. Ho woa a member of the Bpfseopnl. The death of this popuinr man, while having boon expected for several days, caused genuine sor row among .those who knew him horc, It was due to injuries re ceived when he foil in nii elevator nit At' the istnti! rovonuo building on the night of Monday, Aipril 9. when he sustained a broken jaw bone and severe bruisee nnd cuts a'bout the bend and body. The fall rendered hini helpless and ho remained hi the^ pit nil night, being found onrly next morning by a janitor of the building. The above clipped from The Salisbury Post of last week. D. 0. PRNRY DEAD Mr. D. C. Penry died April 20, 1928, at Wlnsfcon-Snlem and was buried at Union Chapel Monday, April 28. The deceased wns born September 1, 18G9 nnd was 68 years, 7 months nnd 20 days of age. He wns n member of the M. P. Church nt Union Chapel. He is survived by hl.s widow, 4 sons, 1 daughter, 1 sister nnd six graiulehlldron. Bio - Obituaries -4/26/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, May 2,1928 Infant Daughter Horn rliitle 10-weeks old daughter Ur. and Mrs. Claud Horn was I dead in bed about 6:30 Mon- ^aioniinp. The baoy was ap jtnllT in good 'health. The fun land burial-services were held day and the little body laid to i in Rose cemetery. Bio - Obituaries -5/2/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, May 3,1928 Susan Anderson Aunt .Suaan Andorson, a well- ! known jind reapcctod colored woman, widow of Nod Andcrsoni died nt licr home here on Monday morniiitf, nt iin advanced atfe. She wns a familiar figure on our streets, and had many friends among bpth races. She Is-survlv- cd hy one son, Mdrahu'll Andorson, of Philadolphln, who waa with her when she died. For many years she had been a member «£ the Second Presbyterian church. # « « Bio - Obituaries -5/3/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, May 9,1928 E. O. Shaver Mrs. J. W. Richardson Mrs. 3. W. Richardson died at her home in Clarksvilie township Sunday. The body was laid to rest at New Union Monday at 10 0 clock. Mre.-Richardson is sur vived by her husband and two sons, J. S. and T. P. Richardson. j Sue Anderson unt Sue Anderson, an aRcd known colored woman, last Tuesday and was' buried feesdav in die colored cemetery iorth Mocksville. 0 Sliaverdied at ling's Stalcsville, on Satnr- /"'h^li^dheennndortreat- issJ-.°'''"'""aa67ycarsoId. '""1 I1n« Mr cv" J. isa daugh lb«„n church and Bio - Obituaries -5/9/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, May 16,1928 Richard Canter' Kilkd. Statcsvillc, May 8.-—Rickard B. Canter, 24, barber of North Wllkes- boro, died at Long's sanatoritim to» Qight as result ot an automobile ac cident occurring near Harmony a» bout 6 o'clock. Spencer Richard son and Mr. Canter .were coming to S'aiesville . when the 'automobile driven by Mr. Cmiter left the pav ed road aud overturned* Mr Can* Iw wa.s brought to the hospital but died about two boars later. Funeral will be held Th'ur^ay at. New Hope church, Wilkes countv. | The deceased was unmarried and; was a son of Charlie Canter ofl Wilkes county, v- ' Alice Elizabeth Smith Funeral serviles for Aliss Alice Elizabeth Smith, age 47 who pasii- ed away at the home of her mother near Cana. were held at Bear Creek Baptist church at 3 o'clock Thurs- day afternoon. She is survived by her mother Airs. Sam Smith, three brothers. Pink, Bird and Luther, and two sisters Mrs Dora Lowery and Mrs. Nat Stanley. Bio - Obituaries -5/16/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, May 17,1928 Lula M. Fitzgerald The death of Mrs. Lula M. Fit zgerald, wife of Neely JJltigerald, which occurredi at her home in Greenabovo on May 7th, • was learned of here with deep regret. Mrs. Fitzgeraldspent . moat' of her life in Dnvle counts where she was hlffhly esteemed. She was a daughter of the late laadc Ilolman and Mrs. Maiy drenshaw. Holmnn, being a member of a prominent Davie county family." On her maternal side she wds closely related to Wiliiara Q1I-. more Simms,* one of the" moat noted Southern ".writers. Mrs. Fitzgerald moved from-Mocksville to Greensboro a number of years ogo to bo with hor doughtora-who are teachers at N, C. C. W. Sur- ylvlng are hor husband, and two daughters, Misses lluth and Mary Fftzgeraid, of Greenabord, and one sister, Mrs. B. R. Steelman, of Winston-Salom. The funeral KorviccH wcj'o -conducted on Wed nesday by. her pastor, Rev. Mur phy Williams. MISS ALICE ELIZABETH SMITH PASSED AWAY Funeral sonvlces for Miss Alice Elizabeth Stfllth, 47, who. passed ' away at the homo of her mother, < near Gana, - wore held at Bear Creek ,Baptist Church at 8 o' clock Thursday afternoon. She is Burvivod by'her mother, Mro. Sam Smith, three brothers. Fink,' Boid, Luther, and two sisters,! Mrs. Dora -Lowery, Mrs. Nut' Stanley. Bio - Obituaries -5/17/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, May 23,1928 Lewis H. Howard Funeral services for Lewis H. Howard, aged 79, who passed a* way at the home of his sou John Howard, near Tnrrentine, May 19th, was held at Oak Grove Methodist cbnrch Snnday at 11 a, m. Rev. J. L. Kirk n conducted the servic^. Survivioj; is Mrs, Howard, one son John, of R. 4, a daughter, Mrs. Joe McClamroch, of Concord. One brother, S. W. Howard, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., and 19 grandchildren survive. Mrs. WOliams Dead. Mrs. D. W. Williams died at her home near ,Fork Church Thursday evening at 10 o'clock, aged 83 years. The body wa-s haid to rest Saturday morning, at 11 o'clock, the funeral sendees being conducted by her pastor. Rev. E, W. Turner, assist^ by Rev. June Carter, of Winston-Salem. Sur viving Mrs. Williams is her htts- band, two sisters Mrs. T. C. Sheens, and Miss Jennie Haneliiie; six children. Mrs, John Graves, of near Mocksvilie; J. N. Williams, Wius- ton-Salem; J. L. Wllliains, Gold Hiil; Mrs. Maggie Martin, near Mocksvilie; Col man Foster, Farm'- in^OD, and Miss Maud Williams, of Fork. Twenty-five grandchild ren and several n great-grand-child- rea snrvive. - Bio — Obituaries -5/23/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, May 24,1928 LEWIS H. HOWARD DEAD (Reported) Funeral aervicca for Lewis H. Howard, 70, who passed away at thd home of his son, John Howard' on roule 4, May 10, was lidd' at Oak Grovo Methodist church Sunday at 11 o'clock; service con- dueted by Rev. J. L. Kirk, inter ment 'in church grave yard. His wife survive, also one son, Jo>hn Howard, of Mocksvillo route 4; ohc daughter, Mrs. Joe Mc- Ciamrock, Goncord, N. G.; one ■brother, S. W. Howard, Liisea- loosA, Ala.; 19 grand children, and a number of groat grandchiidren. Amanda Williams FUNERAL OP MRS. WILLIAMS The funerarof Mrs. D. W. Williams, 88 years; iwho passed away at her home near Fork, was held' at Fork Baptist church May 19 at 11 o'clock. The sci'vlceg were conducted' by Rev. E. W. Turner,her pastor, and assisted by Rev. Juno Garter. Surviving are her husband, D. W. Williams, two sisters, Mrs, T. C. Sheets, and Miss Jennie Hane- lino, six children, Mrs^ John Grav« es, Mocksvllle; Mr.-J. N. Williams, Winston-Salcm; Mr. J. L; Wii- IJamk; (itold Kilt. ;Mrs. Amanda Wilinms, age 83 years, wife of ft lr. Hanlcl Wiili- ams, past away at' her -home Thursday night after a long ill ness, and nvas laid to rest Sat- urday morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. B: W. Tui'ner and Rev, June Gart er, conducied the funeral services. She. leaves a husband and six children, two sisters and several grand-children to mourn her. loss.We extend sympathy to. the'be reaved' ones. Mrs, Willinms waea member of Pork Baptist church for 8ixty»-two years, Bio - Obituaries -5/24/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, May 30,1928 James Hobson James Hobson, son of W. H. Hobson, of Salisbury, died at bis home in that city Sunday evening, following a sbort illness of pneu monia, aged about 31 years. Tlie body was brought to Jerusalem Tu^ay morning and laid to rest in the family graveyard. Mr. Hobson was a native of Davie county and had many friends here who were saddened by the news of his death. Bertie Chaplin Hendrix Fqoeral services of Mrs Bertie Cbeplin Hendrix were held at the M. E. Cburch. A most beautiful talk wae made hy the paster Rev. W. B. Thomson. Mrs. Heod* rix bad measles and pneumonia. We wish to extend our sympathy to the ao^wing relatives and friends. Bio — Obituaries -5/30/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, May 31,1928 DEATH CLAIMS B. D. FOX, 77 E. I). Fox, 77, n CharloUe iCHidoitl fur the Insit 11 yuavii, dlud !(dc Friday jiIkIiI; at the lionio of hLs (lauKhlur, I^[r.<i. L. G. Kelly, at 1000 Weat Second rlreet. Funeral Hcrviccs will be held this nftcrnuoa at 2:110 o'clock at •the residence of Mrs. Kelly, with whom he lived, conducted by Uev. John W, Myers, pastor of the First Reformed church, of which ho wag un older. Burial will' be in Elm- woo^d." Pallbearero will bo the remain- Ing elders of the church: Ch'nrles H. A. Rupp, Charles E. Dochant, J. C. Peck, E. W. Bonder, A. R. Long and \V. H. Graham. Mr. Pox Is survived by two song C. A. Fox, of Troutman, and Pi'onk'L. Fox, of Hickory; five daughters, Mrs. J. E. Smith of Coolcemeo, Mrs. J. H. Hildorbrand of Troutman, Mrs. W. J. Bean of Rutherfordton, Mrs. W. P. Rudi- hHI Tjf AshevilluVnad Mrs. L. G. Kelly here; two brothers, Dr, C. P. iPox of Greenville, Tenn., and Dr. J. Frank Fox of Bluefleld, W. Va.; 'and four siatera, Mrs. Bello Yount and Mrs. Jessie Klllian, both of Newton, and Mrs. Laura TurbyAIl and Mrs. Emma Hoover, both of Lincolnion. Editor Note: The above was clipped from the Sunday Charlotte Observer, Wd arc in sympathy with the bereaved ones, James M. Hobson A numbc-r nf retntivos and fi'IcndH from' here niteadcd thn finipral of Jiimos M. Hobson of Sniisbiu-y on Tuesday morning, i among them being Mr. and Mrs.' E. H. 'MoiTis, Mr. and Mrs. B. 0.5 lilorrla, Mrs. B. C. Clement, J.r.,' Mrs. W. Hi LcGrand, Messrs. VVnItor Clement, Cecil Morris, and John LcGrand. The death of this pnpular ymtng man has brought .sadnc.Hs to the licarts of his many friends thrpughout Davie * 'and Uflivan counties. He was the son of' W. H. Ilobson and Mrs. Ossicj Morris Hob.son, and was born at the old Hobson homestead, "Wild- wood," in Divvlo county In 1B95. He was the llrst Davic county man to onllst In the World War, and was wounded in service. In 1922] ho was married to Miss Sophie Klutts, of Salisbury, who with a' thrcc-yonr-old son, survives him.! Ho is also survived by his aged father, three sisters, Mrs, Ernest Saiididge, of Amhcrst, Vn., Mlssl Johnsio Hobson of Little Rock,' Ark., Mrs. R. R. Crawford of Winston-Salem, and two brothers,! W. H. Hobson, Jrl, and Edwin M. i Hobson of Salisbury. * The funog ^nl; services wcro conducted at' frho home on Tuesday morning by' Rev. Edgar Woods. Bio — Obituaries -5/31/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, June 6,1928 Jchti Stroad Dies At . Copieemee. Cpaleemi^ June I.WMtohn Snipes Strowd 4C. di'^d this bveninj at 7 n'clodt at bis ho.iie in Ci)nleetnee after an lllnes of sev* eral otooihs. Slnc« 1916 he bad beea suiterinteiKfpnt 'ind assistant manager of the Erwin Cotton Mills, of this place. Ha attended Ttioicy college, now Duke anl versity. and draiuaied at State College in 1808. In 1816 he was nmnied to Miss Wilheiiuina Craft, of EilisviUe, Hiss,, and she, with three children, survived. MfT Strowd was a son of Sidney S. and Martha Ci>th(>rine Sirnwd atid was born in Chatham cwmty, near Chapel HitL The rtineml.wiii he Intld at the Methodist Ctmrcb here at tiine n'ciock Sunday morn ing and tho body will be taken to Greens boro Sunday-a rteniono for interment. Bio - Obituaries -6/6/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, June 13,1928 Mr. E. t. Vogler Dead. Mr. E. .E. Vogler died at bis home abooit two miles east of Ad vance at 8 o'clock Stindav morning following an illness of about two months with a complication of dis eases. Mr. Vogier was 68 yeais of age, and is survived by his 'widow and eleven children, ^seven sons and four daughters, .viz: Messrs. Chat- lie, Alex, John, Frank, Thomas, Naylor and Edward, and Mrs. Delia Grouse, Mrs. Aiigusta Cor- tiatzer, Mrs. Luna Hart man and Miss Giad5'S Vogler, all of Davie county. Mr. Vogler was promi nent in politics and served his coun ty as sueriff from 1896 to 1898, and was county treasurer from 1898 to 1900. He was a member of the Advance Methodist church, and was one of the leading farmers in Shady Grove township. The fun eral services were held in the Ad vance Methodist church yesterday afternoon at two .o'ciock and the body laid to rest in Shady Grove cemetery. A large couvourse of relatives and friends were present to pay their la^t respects to Mr. Vogler. In his death the connty looses one of her best citizens. J. S. Strowd In the death of Mr. J. S. Strowd which occurred at his hoihe in Cooleemee a short time ago, Davie county lost a good citizeu, the church a faithful worker, and the wife and children a kind and loving husband and father. Mr. Strowd bad made bis home in Davie for a- bout^wetve years, and during this time had endeared iiimself to all those with home he came in contact. He v^as the efficient superintendent of the Irwin Cotton Mills and his death brought sadness to the hund reds who were employed ih the mills. He was a good friend of the editor of The Recoid, who xrill miss bis cheerful smile. The loved ones who are left behind have the sympathy of the people throughout the connty who knew and loved M r. Strowd. A good man is at rest. Dr. Nicholson Of IredeU Dead. Dr. W. M. Nicholson, 87, veteri nary surgeon, and comtxtaoder of the Iredell Confederate veterans camp died in Iredell for 60 years or more and for more than half a cen tury Dr. Nicholson had been re garded the best the best horseback rider in the county and eo|oyed this pastime nntil aftil after was 87 years ola. Greenberry Horn Greenberry Horn, an aged citi zen of Eagle Mills township, Iredell county, died suddenly Saturday morning. Mr. Horn was otit plow ing and while unliitchingoneof bis horses he fell dead. Bio - Obituaries -6/13/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, June 14,1928 LOUIS jSPENTCER. «ENiDJRIX DEAD (Repo^rted) Davie county was isaddened to learn of the death of Mr. Louis Spencer Hendrix, aged 76, of near Bixby, Monday. He conh:<acted (pneumonia last Wedncadhy -and only lived a few days after. He loaves a wife, four sons and one daughter, vht Thomas, Bis on, Lee, J. Frank, and Mrs. Mat- tie Barneycastle. The funeral and bUTinl service^ wore held at-Smith Grove Tues day at 2 o'clock. Mr. Hendrix was a good man, and will be greatly missed thr oughout the coun^. We extend our deepest sym pathy to the bereaved. Isabelle M. Peebles I Mrs. I^abello M. Peobles, widow ok' N. A. Peebles, who formerly lived in Dnvie county, died ot hor home, in Wiiiston-Salom, on Mon day evening, .after an Illness of over four years.. The •deceosod wag 62 years old, and wap the daughter of*Nathan CliafUn, and Julia Wheeler Chofflh In Davie county. Her only daughter, Mrs. Julia'Richardson, died acverol years ago. She is survived by one sister; Miss Julia ChnfHn, and a grand-daughter, Miss Isabelle Richnrdsoh. The funeral servlcbs wore conducted at St,-Paul's Epis copal, chu-rch by Rov. H. N. Bo\V|io on Tuesday afternoon, and the in terment took place in Salem ceme tery. . ENOCH EUGENE VOGLER n BURIED NEAR ADVANCE ' Funeral of Enoch Eugene Vog- ler, 68, who died on Sunday, was conducted from, -the -home two miles south of Advance, and fi'om Advance Methodist-church yester- day afternoon by Rev. Mr. Hnll, ond Rev. W. B. Thompson. Burial followed In the church' grave-' •yard. The pallbearers were; W. B. Leonard, J. H. Rdtledgo, 6. Tal- bort, 0. J. Taylor, -H. T. Smith- deal and J. G. Orrell. The (lower bonrors ^viere -liaken •' from . his ■Sunday- sohool elasa. Bio - Obituaries -6/14/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, June 20,1928 Chas. W. Hepler Cbas. W. Hepler died at his] home at Oak Grove .Wednesday evening, following a long illness of I heart trouble, bged about 65 years. I The body was laid to rest Friday | afternoon in Oak Grove church-^ yard, Mr. Uepler is survived by bis widow, two sous and three daughthers, also two brothers and one sister. Bio - Obituaries -6/20/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, June 21,1928 C. W. HEPLKU DEAD The tlunth juikcI visited our community Wetliitsday nlglit at 12 o'clock and culled one of uui- deiir friends and iieli;hbora on u lon« journey from which he will never return. Charlie Weajy Heplor, he was born in India napoHs, Ind. February 19, 18C8, died June 14, 1928 at his home 8 miles North of Mocksville, <age 60 years, 8 months and 26 days. He was the son of Francis Allen and Sam Hepler; was married September 1, 1892 to Mary EMen Sain of Davie county. He is sur vived by his wife and flve child ren, two boys, H. D. Hepler of Winston-Salem, C. B. Hepler, of Mocksville, 3 girls, Mrs. 0. R. Oakley of Wlnston-Sulem tand { Mrs. J. M. Haneline of Mocksville and Mrs. J. L. Klrklnnd of Lex ington, five grandchildren, two brothers, one sister, J. A. Hepler of Hniinony, J, T, Hepler of Mocksville and Mrs. J. C. Boger of Mocksville, his father and mother and one slater, Mrs. Willie Nugent of Greensboro proceeded him to the grave. Funeral services were held at Oak Grove church' Friday <at 2 o'clock by Rev. Jim Green of ThomnsvlMe and Rev. R. S. Howie of M<>cksville. The body \vina laid to rest in the church grave yard. He was a good neighbor, n 'loving husband, u kind father, and will 'be missed by many. Infant Daughter Smith The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bird Smith died last Wed nesday and was burle.d at Eaton's cemetery Thursday^ at 11 'a. m. The funeral service was conduct ed by Rev. J. H, Groco. • Amanda Bailey Friends of Mrs, Anutiula Bailey regret to hoar of her death onrly Sunday morning at the homo of Mr, Joo Bailey near Advance. n^y.. .1 t.. Bio - Obituaries -6/21/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, June 27,1928 Mr. J. J Starrette Dead It is with sadness that The Record chronicles the death of Mr. J. J* Starrette, which occurred U^mday morning at bis home at Kappa fol* lowing an illness of several weeks, aged about 79 years. The body was laid to rest today, Tuesday.. in St. Matthew graveyard. Mr..Starrette is survived by two sons, W. T. of Charlotte, and J. £ , of Pennsylva nia, and two danghters. Mrs. W. L. Harperi of Cool Springs, and Mrs. A. P. Campbell, with whom he lived. Three brothers also survive. A good man has been calied to rest. Arthur Neely Fitzgerald Arlliur Neely Fitagerald, vuirs, (lied Saturday iu a . luxspiial, following an ill-» ii| .several years. The body lav Greensboro Mon-. aUtriiooiK Mr. Fitzgerald was ''niitr rcsidciu of Mocksville. He j Hiitvivid iiy daogtaiers. Rmli and Mary Fitzgerald, tiiibctsof iheN. C. C W. facul Bio - Obituaries -6/27/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Thursday, June 28,1928 Neely Fitzgerald has been received of the -death of fMr. -Wpely'.Pltager- .ald;'affed 7T, a formei^ citliSon. of th'i4' place, had rcelded^ In-'drceaaboro' sfor -a/.nuthber; of yea>a. The. fMneral aervieei'Vero conducted at the homo t$. ^e^ne* bord, and the Intertnent'followed in the clty-,«9,mptery, .HIa "srlfo <jiied severaV'weeks 'a'go, and .he ifl survived by';,.two 'daiinhters, Hisaes Hai^ernidf'Ruth Fite^rald. of Greensboro, and one halMfater,. " d&.Luck]r« of CharlQ!tt«;! Bio - Obituaries ^/28/1928 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA