Jan - JunHester Lavada Burton
WINSTON-SALEM - Hester
Lavada Hodges Burton, 56, of 408
Townley St., died Sunday, Jan. 1,
following a lengthy illness.
The funeral was to be held
Wednesday, Jan. 4, at Hay worth-
Miller Silas Creek Chapel by the
Rev. M.L. Hartley, the Rev. Otis
Clampitt and the Rev. Ronnie
Groce. Burial was to follow in the
Westlawn Gardens of Memory in
Clemmons.
Mrs. Burton was born March 2,
1932, in Davie County to the late
John Corbitt and Sally Bet Smith
Hodges. She was a member of the
Church of God of Prophecy in
Kemersville.
Survivors include her husband,
Roy Thomas Burton of the home;
two daughters. Tammy Sue Bur
ton of the home and Sandra Bur
ton Pegram of Winston-Salem;
three sons, Troy Thomas Burton,
Randy Dale Burton Sr. and Gary
Wayne Burton Sr., all of Winston-
Salem; a brother, James Corbitt
Hodges of Winston-Salem; and six
grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to
Hospice of Winston-Salem, 1100
S. Stratford Road, Winston-Salem,
N.C. 27103.
John Wesley Carter
Mr. John Wesley "J.W."
Carter, 68, of Gheen Road,
Salisbury, died Tuesday, Dec. 27,
at his home.
Mr. Carter was bom in Davie
County to the late Victor Wallace
n "Jack" and Viola Wagoner Carter
and was retired firom the Lexington
Road Plant of AT&T, where he
was a machinist.
He was a veteran oif World War
n.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Friday, Dec. 30, at Eaton's
Funeral chapel by the Rev. Paul
Riggs.
Survivors include: several aunts,
uncles and cousins.
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George W. Harris
George William Harris, 75, of
Route 4, Mocksville, died Tues
day, Dec. 27, at his home after a
period of declining health.
Bom Dec. 6,1913, in Mecklen
burg County, he was a son of the
late Hustus Stevenson and OIlie
Lee Campbell Harris.
Retired from Ingersoll-Rand of
Mocksville, he was a member of
Liberty United Methodist Church.
The funeral was at 11 a.m. Fri
day, Dec. 30, at Eaton's Funeral
Home Chapel, conducted by theRev. John Deyton. Burial was in
Liberty United Methodist Church
cemetery.
Survivors include: his wife,Mary Alice Flossie Freeman Harris; two daughters, Judy Allen of
Mocksville and Mary Fehmel ofR^ Oak, Texas; two sons, Jerry
William Harris, of the home andDaniel Eugene Harris of Route 4,
Mocteville; three brothers, AveiyHarris of Arcadia, Fla., Harvey
Harris of Mocksville and H.T.
Harris of Salisbury; and nine
grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to the
Davie County Chapter of the
American Cancer Society, 1510-B
Martin St., Winston-Salem, NC
27104.
Lemuel Lewis Harris
Mr. Lemuel Lewis Harris, 73,
of204 Spring St., Mocksville, died
at 6:25 a.m. Friday, Dec. 30, at
Forsyth Memorial Hospital.He was bom in Yadkin County
to the late John and Adeline Fin-
ney Harris on March 24, 1915.
He was a Baptist.
Funeral services were at 2:30
p.m. Sunday, Jan. 1, at Mackie-
Gentry Funeral Home Chapel by
the Rev. Harold Pharr. Burial was
in Rose Cemetery, Mocksville.
Survivors include: his wife,Louise Brooks Harris, of the home;
one son, James L. Harris,
Mocksville; two sisters, Mrs. Lot
tie Harris, Jonesville and Miss
Temp Harris, Joiiesville; two
brothers, Joe Harris, Hamptonville
and Columbus Harris, Waldorf,
Md.; and two grandsons.
Memorials may be made to
Hospice of'Davie County.
Leia S. Kimmer
Leia Southard Kimmer, 9i.formerly of 125 Bingham StMocksville, died on Monday, Jar2, at Autumn Care Convalescer
Center in Mocksville.
The fiineral was to be held at:p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 4, aEaton's Funeral Home Chapel
conducted by the Rev. Bob WoodBurial was to be in Rose Cemetery
Born June 14, 1896, in Wilke.«County , she was a daughter of thelate Wilson and Brooksie Cmt-
chfield Southard. She was a
homemaker.Her husband, Martin L. Kim
mer, died in 1970.Survivors include a daughter,Veraell Frye of Mocksville; afoster daughter, Maiylene Wood of
Dobson; a son, William F. Kimmer of Mocksville; a half sister,Dicie Bowman of Tayloreville; and
six grandchildren.
Mary Kathleen Knight
Mrs. Mary Kathleen SnowKnight, 62, of Route 5,Mocksville, died Saturday, Dec.31, after an illness of eight months.She was a native of Hillsville,
Va. She was born to the late John
H. Snow Sr. and Carlie Hawks
Snow.
She was a homemaker, and amember of Advance BaptistChurch where she was also a
member of the Senior Adult Sun
day School Class.
•The funeral was at 2 p.m. Monday, Jan. 2, at Advance Baptist
Church by the Rev. Mark Hart.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery.Survivors include: her husband,James G. Knight, of the home; two
daughters, Mrs. Mary ElizabethBurton of Nicholasville, Ky., andMrs. Phyllis Knight Bullins of Ad-
vance; one foster son, Terry
Wayne Wall of Winston-Salem;two brothers, John H. Snow Jr.
and &lvin W. Snow, both ofBeuiah; two sisters, Mrs. FayeMilton and Mrs. Ruby Moxleyboth of Rural Hall; one halfbrother; six grandchildren; and two
great-grandchildren.
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HARMONY — Sarah Jane Sum
mers Ijames, 88, died Friday, Dec.
30, at her home here. Death was
unexpected.
The funeral was held Monday,
Jan. 2, at the First Baptist Chureli
in Harmony by the Rev. W.J.
Legrant. Burial followed in the
Mount Nebo Baptist Church
cemetery.
Mrs. Ijames was bom Jan. 1,
1900, in Iredell County to the late
Peter and Jennifer Campbell Sum
mers. She was a homemaker and
a memter of the First Baptist
Church in Harmony.
Survivors include her three sonsWillie Ijames and Bud Ijames, both
of Harmony, and Shirl Ijames of
Yadinville; four brothers, Booker
T. Summers and Tommy Sum
mers, both of Harmony, the Rev
B.M. Summers of Winston-Saleni
and Rod Summers of Washington,
D C.; and two grandchildren.
Lula Owings Jones
Mrs. Ljila Owings Jones, 77
formerly of Route 7, Mocksville'
died early Sunday morning, Jan. 1'
at Davie County Hospital.
She was a resident of Autumn
Care Convalescent Center.
Mrs. Jones was born Dec. 5,
1911, in Iredell County to the late
Humphry Phelps and Notra Elam
Owings.
She was a Baptist and a
homemaker.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Tuesday, Jan. 3, at Eaton's Funeral
Chajxl by the Revs. D.C. Sullivan
and Jim Giyder. Burial was in Fork
Baptist Church cemeteiy.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, Phillip Spencer Jones
who died Oct. 27, 1976,
Survivors include: three sisters
Mrs. Ruby Owens of Route 4,
Statesville, Mrs. Maiy Kimmer of
Winston-Salem and Mrs. PaulineJordan of Route 8, Mocksville;
several nieces and nephews.
Evelyn Sees Kliey
Mrs. Evelyn Sees Kiley, 80, of
Route 6, Advance, died Saturday,
Dec. 31, at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital in Winston-Salem.
She was bom in Bayonne, N.J.
to John H. and Catherine Rausch
Sees.
The body was sent to J.C. Prali
Funeral Home, 124 E. First Ave.
Roselle, N.J., for services and
burial.
Survivors include two nephews.
^ Virginia F. Moiinarl
ANDERSON, S.C. - Virginia
Furches Molinari, 72, a native of
Davie County, died Monday, Jan.
2, at Andeison Memorial Hospital.
A wake service was to be held
Wednesday, Jan. 4, at McDougald
Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral
services were to follow on Satur
day, Jan. 7, at St. Philomena
Catholic Church in Lansdown, Pa.
Burial was to follow in Holy Cross
Cemetery in Yeadon, Pa.
Mrs. Molinari was bom March
26,1916, in the Farmington com
munity to the late John David and
Judson James Furches. She was a
homemaker, a member and past
president of the Anderson
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Volunteer Service, a member of
the Clemson Extension Club and
the St. Joseph Catholic Church.
Survivors include her husband,
Charles Molinari of the home;
three brothers, William F. Furches
and J.D. Furches, both of
Mocksville, and James Fred Fur
ches of Farmington; four sisters,
Sarah Louise Parker and Vashti
Sugg, both of Greensboro, Juiia
James of Fredericksbuig, Va., and
Annie Lois Grant of Mocksville.
Memorials may be made to the
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Building Fund, 1200 Comelia
Road, Anderson, S.C. 29621.
4 Thomasine H. Pierce
Thomasine Hemrick Pierce, 30,
of Route 3, died unexpectedly on
Sunday, Jan. 1.
The funeral was to be held
Wednesday, Jan. 4, at Hayworth-.
Miller Silas Creek Chapel in
Winston-Salem by the Rev. James
Stowe, the Rev. Alvin B. Pope and
the Rev. Billy Felts. Burial was to
follow in the Comatzer United
Methodist Church cemetery.
Mrs. Pierce was bom May 21,
' 19S8, in Greensboro to Tom and
Jeddie Hendrix Hemrick, who now
live at Route 3. She lived in Wilkes
County for a number of years and
had lived in Davie County for the
past six months.
Mrs. Pierce was a graduate of
North West Guilford High School
and the Gate City Beauty School
of Greensboro. She was employed
by Smith York and Co. as an Ac
count Representative.
Survivors include her husband,
Lewis William Pierce of the home;
two daughters, Tonya and Amber
Pierce, both of the home; a sister,
Susette Hemrick Lewis of
Greensboro; and her grandmother,
Stella E. Hendrix of Route 3.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Jan. 5, 1989-
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Mrs. Ethel Waller Robertson,
71, of Route 3, Advance, died
Saturday, Dec. 31, at Forsyth
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Robertson was the daughter
of the late George and Sarah
Bodsford Waller. She was retired
from Monleigh Garment Co.
She was a member of Advance
Baptist Church.
Funeral services were at 4 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 2, at Advance Bap
tist Church by the Rev. Mark Hart.
Burial was in the church cemetery.
She was preceded in death in
1983 by her husband, William
Henry Robertson.
Survivors include: four
daugthers, Edera Childress of
Clemmons, Lillian Matthews of
Mocksville, Nannie Sue Berrier of
Linwood and Carol Carter of Ad
vance; five sone, George Henry
Robertson of Lexington, William
H. Robertson Jr. of Mocksville,
Jerry Wayne Robertson and Jim
my Eugene Robertson, both of Ad
vance, and George Michael
Robertson of Clemmons; one
sister, Mrs. Wilbur Carriker of
Cleveland, N.C.; 24 grand
children; and 22
great-grandchildren.
Dr. Joseph H. Wishon, 67, of
4110 Williams Road, Lewisville,
a former Smith Grove School prin
cipal, died Wednesday evening,
Dec. 29, at Moses Cone Hospital,
Greensboro, from injuries receiv
ed in an automobile accident.
Dr. Wishon was bom in Yadkin
County to Grover C. and Wocia
Algood Wishon.
He was a 1943 graduate of Wake
Forest College, and earned the
master of education degree in 1954
from the University of Nroth
Carolina. He earned his doctorate
from UNC in 1958. He also
studied at Columbia and Boston
universities.
Dr. Wishon taught in the
Winston-Salem Forsyth County
School System at Clemmons, Ci
ty View and Vienna schools.
He had been principal at Smith
Grove School in Davie County.
He had served as superintendent
of schools for six systems.
Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
Saturday, Dec. 31, at Vogler's
Clenunons Chapel by the Rev.
Donald Ellis. Burial followed in
Westlawn Cemetery.
Survivors include: his wife, Mrs.
Mildred Salley Wishon, of the
home; one daughter, Mrs. Martha
Wishon McDonald of Lewisville;
and one aunt.
Memorials may be made to:
First United Methodist Church of
Hickory, the Wilmer Jenkins
Scholarship Fund c/o Hickory
Rotary Club, or the American
Diabetes Association, 2315-A
Sunset Ave., Rocky Mount, NC,
27804.
Ruth Brewbaker Wyatt
Mrs. Ruth Brewbaker Wyatt,
77, of Route 2, Advance, died
Tuesday, Dec. 27.
She was bom Sept. 11, 1911 in
Davie County to William H. and
Beatrice Johnston Brewbaker. She
spent most of her life in Davie and
Forsyth counties.
Mrs. Wyatt was cremated and a
private graveside service was held
Friday, Dec. 30, by the Rev.
Timothy Glenham. i
Survivors include: two sons,
William R. Wyatt Sr. and Daniel
B. Wyatt, both of Winston-Salem;
one daughter, Mrs. Barbara Ann
Valentine, Memphis, Tenn; eight
grandchildren; and three
great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a
sister, Annie B. Davis and was the
widow of U.D. Wyatt, who died
in 1958.
The family asks memorials be
made to the charity of the donor's
choice.
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DANBURYC- Mrs. Kate Autrey
Shelton, 88, Rt. 1, died early Mon
day morning at Stokes Reynolds
Hospital. She was bom in Moore
County to Martin and Mary Keith
Autrey. Surviving are her hus
band, Dewey A. Shelton, of the
home; two daughters, Mrs. Camer
on (Margaret) Dodson, Mocksville
and Mrs. (Charles (Maxine) Ste
phens, Danbury; two sons, Harold
Shelton, Kemersville and Ray
Shelton, Jacksonville, Fl.; ten
grandchildren and six great grand
children. Funeral services will be
11 a.m. Wednesday at Nelson Fu
neral Home Chapel by Rev. Ron
Smith and Rev. Paul Joyce. Burial
will be in Snow Hill Methodist
Church Cemetery. The family will
receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m.
tonight at the funeral home, and at
other times, at the home. Memori
als may 1^ made to Snow Hill
Methodist Church Cemetery
Fund, c/o Pauline Underwood, Rt.
1, Lawsonville, 27022.
JAMES
MOCKSVILLE — Mrs. Gertrude
Butler James, 91, Rt. 4, died Mon
day morning. Funeral services will
be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Turren-
tine Baptist Church. Surviving are •
two daughters, Mrs. J. P. (Pauline)
Gregory and Mrs. Troy (Bonnie)
McDaniel, both of Mocksville;
eight grandchildren; nine great
grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Es
sie Hall, Salisbury and four broth
ers, Carl, Jetter, Jack and OdeU
Butler, all of Salisbury.
Bio - Obituaries - 1/9/1989 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
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Robert Clark Preuitt
.,Sl'-^o'^CIarkPreuia.57.of
dS Sf T Run.died Saturday morning, Jan. 7 at
Forsyth Hospital.
Texas,
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"2? 2 Sraduate ofSehool, and anend-ed the University of Texas at Arl
ington and graduated from the U S
3rd Infantry Regiment and the2nd Combat Engineers of the 2nd
Infantry DMsion. holding ratings
Pl'^^huUst and ranger.
employed by theWestern Electric Co. and AT&Tfor 30 years. His engineering
^signments included work at
WKtem ElTCtric's Defense Ac-
jivities Division and Bell
}f. ratories Acoustic Submarine
n 11 flTracking Syslems- for the U.S. Navy and the Anti-
Ballistic Missile Program for the
U.S. Army.
Werrn'^P.'"'"^'Western Electric Resident
Manager at Kwajalein test site for
the development of the safeguard
anti-ballistic missle.
His AT&T a.ssignments includ
ed work in the mid-1970s with the
government of Iran to create a
modem telephone system in that
CTuntiy. At the Ume of his death.
Mr. Preuitt was manager of
engineering and human resources
at the AT&T Renolda Road facili
ty in Winston-Salem.
He was a past president of the
Twin City Council and the Old
North State Chapter of the
Telephone Pioneers of America,
past president and member of the
board of governors of Bermuda
Run Countty Club, and served on-
the executive committee of the
Crosby National Celebrity Golf
Tournament.
Memorial services were at I
p.m. Monday, Jan. 9, at Vogler's
Reynolda Road Chapel. The body
was taken to LitUe Richmond Bap
tist church in Suny County on Sun
day, Jan. 8, followed by a
graveside service in the church
cemetery at 3 p.m. by the Rev.
Olin Barker.
Survivors include: his wife,
Mary Ann Bowling Preuitt of the
home; two daughters, Mrs.
William (Barbara) Toliver, San
Antonio, Texas and Miss Ann
Preuitt of Winston-Salem; his
mother of Snyder, Texas; and one
^'ster, Mrs. H.F. Clark of Snyder
/ Ruebin Taylor Hardy
Mr. Ruebin Taylor Hardy, 58
of Route 5, Yadkinville, died Fri-
, ;• Jay afternron, Jan. 6. at Hoots; ;: ^®'«0"al Hospital in Yadkinville.
' Co""'y to
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; maintenance worker for VadkinCounty Schools for 36 years.
i n were at 2 p.m.! •: Sunday, Jan. 8 at Huff Funeral
: Home in East Bend by the Revs; David HJuffstetler and Ted Hen-
jdrix. Burial was in Yadkin
; Memorial Gardens in Yadkinville
• Survivors include: his wife
j , R"''y H. Hardy, of the home; thre^
i Bennett
Yadkinville and Mrs. Gail (Diane)
h^oiman of East Bend; a foster son,■; Reavis of Advance; sixsistera, Mrs. Waller (Annie) Flynn
?M ^'"^'"n-Salem. Mrs. Jack• (Mary) Collins of Siloam, Mrs._j,UwTCnce (Maye) Ad^ of ^n-
ville. Mrs. David (Viola) Draughn
of Dobson, Mrs. Bill (Katie) Smithof &st Bmd and Mrs. Archie(Billie) Atkins of Mount Airy; hismother, Mrs. Nellie J. Hardy ofSiloam; and three grandchildren.
^ LuIr JHrc Gregory
Lula Mae Gregory, 60, of 29Oakview Trailer Park, Salisburydted Friday, Jan. 6. after an illness_; of 3 years.She was bom in Columbia, S.C.,""e late Lomen and Agnes
•; Anderson.She was a member of New: Jerusalem Holiness Church, where■ the fiineral was to be held at 3 p.m.Wednesday, Jan. 11, conducted by
: Robert Ijames. Burial was• to be in the church cemetery: Survivors include: her husband
• Raymond Lee Gregoiy of the• home; four sons, Benjamin Nelson
; of Cleveland, Ohio, Jesse Jones ofColumbia S.C.. Ervin and
•JT Gregoiy, both of• M^^iiie; two daughters, Rober-ta Allison of Brooklyn, N.Y., and
; Fstncia G. Smith of Mocksville
r r Lucille HutchiiisAlbarty
.; Mrs. Lucille Hutchens Albany,
.■ 67, of 1408 Revere Road,
: Winston-Salem, died Thursday
; night, Jan. 5, at Baptist Hospital.
She was bora in Winston-Salem
I to John D. and Bertha Sink
I Hutchens.
; She was retired from AT&T and
; a member of the Telephone
; Pioneers of America. She was a
; member of Griffith Baptist Church.
; She was the widow of J.L.
: "Boots" Albany Jr., who preced-
: ed her in death in 1977.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
; Saturday, Jan. 7, at Griffith Bap-
; tist Church conducted by the Revs,
i Mike Willard and Richard Roth.
I Burial followed in Oaklawn
I Memorial Gardens.
: Survivors include: one daughter-
• in-law, Sandra R. Albany ofi Mocksville; three sisters, MabelI Sflkas and Alma Hanley, both of
• Winston-Salem, and Beulah• Hanley of Virginia Beach, Va.;
• one brother, Vernice Hutchens of
; Lewisville; five grandchildren; and
; two great-grandchildren.
; Memorials may be made to the
Winston-Salem Forsyth County
Cancer Society.
h Ha Mae Gobble
*' Ila Mae Miller Gobble, 76, ofJ Old Highway 29 South, Linwood,
died Monday, Jan. 2 at her home.Mrs. Gobble was bom Sept. 12,
1912 in Davie County to Lloyd
- Miller and Eva Sidden Miller.
I She was a member of Beulah
!; Michael Sunday School class at
;• Tyro United Methodist Church,
. and the Golden Age Senior
Citizens Club.
The funeral was at 2 p.m. Thurs-
1; day, Jan. 5, at Tyro United!, Methodist Church, conducted by
!; the Revs. Chris TTiore and Max
'• Shoaf. Burial was in Forest Hill
i Memorial Park,
i; Her husband, George William
■ Gobble, died March 17, 1988.
!, Survivors include: a son, Wayne• Gobble of Linwood; a daughter,
J; Helen Rogers of Lexington; two;'j brothers, Grady Miller and Ed
;; Miller, both of Lexington; three;{ sisters, OraTemple, Jeanette Shoaf
; and Dorothy Rummage, all of Lex-
;« ington; seven grandchildren; and
• seven great-grandchildren.
.; Memorials may be made to Tyro
United Methodist Church, Rt. 5,
Box 438, Lexington, 27292; or the'• Davidson County Rescue Squad,
:< P.O. Box 122, Lexington, 27293.
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^ Loretta Edwards Hedrick
Loretta Edwards Hedrick, 53, of
John Young Road, Lexington, died
at 8:40 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 4 at
Lexington Memorial Hospital after
a serious illness of four weeks.
Bom in Gullford County on Ju
ly 19,1935, she was a daughter of
the late Heniy W. and Vemie Lipe
Edwards.
Formerly employed at Dixie
Furniture Company, she was a
member of Hedrick's Grove
United Church of Christ.
Funeral services were held at 2
p.m. Saturday, Jan. 7, conducted
by the Revs. David Crook and
Clyde Akers. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Survivors include; her husband,
Bobby Ray Hedrick; three sons,
Dan and Steven R. Hedrick, both
of Salisbury and Benny Hedrick of
the home; a daughter, Renee
Hedrick of the home; a brother,
Henry W. Edwards Jr. of Lex
ington; two sisters, Verlee Tys-
inger of Lexington and Linda Booe
of Advance, and four
grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to
Hedrick's Grove United Church of
Christ, Lexington, 27292.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Jan. 12, 1989-
J Gertrude Butler James
Mrs. Gertrude Butler James, 91,
of Route 4, Mocksville, died ear
ly Monday morning at Autumn
Care Convalescent Center.
Funeral services were to be
Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Tunentine
Baptist Church, where she was a
member, by the Revs. Clyde Yates
and E.M. James. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Mrs. James was bom in Rowan
County July 22, 1897, to the late
Jesse and Mary Elizabeth Foster
Butler. She was a homemaker
iwhose husband, Charlie B. Jones,'
preceded her in death Feb 24*
: 1972. ' ' '
Surviving are: two daughters,
Mrs. J.p, (Pauline) Gregory and)
Mrs. Troy (Bonnie) McDaniei of
MocksviUe; eight grandchildren;
nine great-grandchildren; one
sister, Mrs. Essie Hall of
Salisbury; and four brothers, Carl
.. .BuUer, Jetter Butier, Jack BuUer
and Odell BuUer of Salisbury.
Dr. Tommy L. Woods
The funeral for Dr. Tommy L.
Woods, was to be at 2 p.m.
Wednesday at New Shepherd Bap
tist Church in Cooleemee, con
ducted by the Rev. Lorenzo
Seegars. Burial was to follow in the
church cemetery.
Born Aug. 23, 1955, in Rowan
County , he was a son of Bobby L.
and Ollle Woods of Charlotte. He
was a graduate of West Rowan
High and the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he
also completed medical school. He
completed his study of obstetrics-
. gynecology at St. Louis Universi-
j ty Hospital and was later director
i of obstetrics-gynecology in St.
Louis County.
He was a former member of
j New Shepherd Baptist Church and
I a member of Greater Mount
j Carmel Baptist Church in St.
Louis, where he was active in the
choir, the Health Union and the
Bapti.st Training Union. He was
also a member of a number of pro
fessional, civic and fraternal
organizations.
Survivors, in addition to his
parents, include his wife, &ndra
Woods; two sons, Justin and Mat
thew Woods, both of the home; a
brother, Timothy Woods of
Charlotte; four sisters, Barbara
Woods of Charlotte, Yvonne
Fisher of Advance, Norma Mattox
of Statesville and Celeste Haile of
Winston-Salem; and his grand
mother, Celessie Allen of
Salisbury.
Woods, 33, of St. Louis, a
former resident of Cooleemee, died
Jan. 4, 1989, at Bames Hospital in
St. Louis after a serious illness of
' two weeks.
1 3 Kate Autrey Shelton
^ Mrs. Kate Autrey Shelton, 88,
J of Route I, Danbuiy, died early
Monday moming, Jan. 9, at Stokes
Reynolds Hospital.' . She was born in Moore County
to Martin and Mary Keith Autrey.
Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
Wednesday, Jan. II, at Nelsoii
Funeral Home Chapel by the Revs.
Ron Smith and Paul Joyce. Burial
was in Snow Hill Methodist
Church Cemetery.
Survivors include: her husband.
Dewey A. Shelton of the home;
two daughters, Mrs. Cameron
(Margaret) Dodson of Mocksville
and Mrs. Charles (Maxine)
Stephens of Danbury; two soiis,
Harold Shelton of Kemersville and
Ray Shelton of Jacksonville, Fla.;
10 grandchildren; and six
great-grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to
Snow Hill Methodist Church
Cemetery Fund, c/o Pauline
Underwood, Rt. 1, Lawsonville.
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Mr. Hemy Valentine Shoaf, 67,
of Happy Hill Road, Lexington,
died sudenly at his home Thursday,
Jan. 5.
He was born Jan. 21, 1921 in
Davidson Cunty.
Mr. Shoaf was a member of
Friendship United Methodist
Church and a charter member of
Reeds American Legion Post No.
162. He was a reitred employee of
Smith Millworks.
The funeral was at 2 p.m. Satur
day, Jan. 7 at Friendship United
Mefoodist Church by the Rev.
Wade E. Wright. Burial was in the
church cemetery with military
graveside rites conducted by VFW
Post No. 3074.
He has several surviving
relatives in Davie County.
Survivors include: his wife,
Willie Bamhardt Shoaf of the
home; one son, Larry Dean Shoaf
of Lexington; one daughter, Mrs.
, Jimmy (Henrietta) Prince of Lex-
' ington; four brothers, Thomas
r Shoaf, Gray Shoaf and Irvin Shoaf,
; all of Lexington and Howard Shoaf
: of Phoenix, Ariz.; four sisters,
5 Miss Mae Shoaf, Mrs. Nellie
Alexander and Mrs. . Evelyn
Craver, all of Lexington and Mrs.
Arlene McMahan of Baltimore,
Md.; and three grandchildren.
/ Genevieve P. Marcus
GenevieVe Powers Marcus, 73,
of Route 6, Mocksville, died Sun
day, Jan. 8 at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital in Winston-Salem after
being in declining health for six
months.
Bom on March 8,1915, in Bath,
N.Y., she was a daughter of the
late Robert and Nettie Palmer
Powers.
' A homemaker, she was former
ly of Rochester, N.Y, and had liv-
i edinMocksville since the summer
j of 1988.
t A graveside service was to be
held in Riverside Cemetery in
1 Rochester, N.Y.
{ Survivors include: her husband,
Leonard W. Marcus; a sister,
Marie Cole of Rochester, N.Y.;
one nephew; two great-nephews;
and one great-niece.
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Luvie Scott Rivers, 78 of
Winston-Salem Convalescent
Center, formerly of Route 8
Mocksville, died at 6:15 p.m. Jan.'
10 at Forsyth Memorial Hospital
in Winston-Salem. She had been
seriously ill for two weeks
Born July 8, 1912, in Franklin
County, Ga., Mrs. Rivers was a
daughter of the late Joe and Lizzie
Patterson Scott. Educated in the
Franklin County public schools,
she was employed as a domestic.
She was a member of St. John's
AME Zion Church, wehre she was
a member of the Senior Choir, the
Missionary Circle, the Sunday
School and the Lay Council. She
was also a member of the Davie
County Senior Citizens Club.
The funeral was conducted at 2
p.m. R-iday, Jan. 13 at Union
Grove Methodist Church in Toc-
coa, Ga. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Survivors include: two sons,
Charlie Rivers of Mocksville and
James Rivers of Greensboro; a /
daughter, Minnie Mason of
Mocksville; two brothers. Major
Scott of Toccoa, Ga., and Dwayne
Srott of California; three sisters.
Flora Mack of Mocksville, Dorris
Meriett of Gainsville, Ga., and
Joan Scott of Toccoa, Ga.; 16
grandchildren; 37 great
grandchildren; and five
great-great-grandchildren.
Effie Gross Morris
Mrs. Effie Gross Morris, 80, of
3685 Old 66 Circle, Kemersville,
died Friday morning, Jan. 13, at
Forsyth Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Morris was bom in Forsyth
County on Sept. 20, 1908 to
William Asbury and Eljatha Lin-
ville Gross. She lived all of her life
in Forsyth County and was a
member of Loves United
Methodist Chruch.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 15, at Loves United
Methodist Church by Dr. James
Weekley and Dr. Kenneth Peters.
Burial was in the church cemetery.
She was the widow of James
Carvin Morris.
Survivors include: three
daughters, Mrs. Ellis (Sue) Reid of
Kemersville, Mrs. Don (Patsy)
Weir of Winston-Salem; and Mrs.
Julian (Peggy) Ryle of Mocksville;
one sister, Mrs. Myrde Kapp of
Winston-Salem; one brother, R.B.
Gross of Rural Hall; two grand
children; and two
great-grandchildren.
Ruth T. Morris
Mrs. Ruth T. Morris, formerly
of Bermuda Run, currently of
Vienna Village, Winston-Salem,
died at Forsyth Memorial Hospital
at 8 p.m Monday, Jan. 9, after a
lengthy illness.
She was 77 years old and preced
ed in death by her husband, the late
R.F. Morris Sr.
She was the second oldest
daughter of the late Rev. B. Town-
send, a former pastor of Salem
Baptist Church. She was a graduate
of Salem Academy and attended
Salem College. She had lived in
Forsyth County since 1929.
Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
Wednesday, Jan. 11, at the
Gardens of Memory Mausoleum
Chapel by the Rev. Fred Jordan Jr.
Survivors include: her son, R. F.
Morris Jr.; one brother, H. Carlyle
Townsend of Winston-Salem; two
sisters, Ora Mae Hardwick of
Wilkes County and Joyce T. Faw
of Winston-Salem; two grand
children; four great-grandchildren.
The family requests memorials
be made to the Morris Chapel
United Methodist Church in
Winston-Salem.
THURSDAY, Jan. 19, 1989-
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Mr. Grover Lee Phelps, 67, of
Route 4, Advance, died Sunday
morning, Jan. 15, at Forsyth
Hospital.
Mr. Phelps was born in Davie
County on Dec. 13, 1921 to the
late U.H. and Irene Sheeks Phelps.
He was a retired tile contractor. He
was a member of Mocks United
Methodist (Thurch.
During World War D, he was a
veteran of the U.S. Army.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Tuesday, Jan. 17, at Eaton's
Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Tom
McLean. Burial was in Advance
United Methodist Church cemeteiy
with militaiy graveside rites con
ducted by the 11 th District Honor
Guard Post No. 8719,Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
Survivors include: his wife,
Wilma Virginia Potts Phelps; three
sisters, Mrs. Eloise Wall of Clem-
mons, Mrs. Gladys Gullett of
Morganton and Mrs. Nannie Peari
Brewer of Winston-Salem; and two
brothers, Hubert "Bud" Phelps of
Lewisville and Willie "Bill"
Phelps of Winston-Salem.
Mickey Warren Plott
Mr. Mickey Warren Plott, 44,
of 3350 S. Stratford Road,
Winston-Salem, died at Baptist
Hospital in Winston-Salem Sunday
morning, Jan. 15.
Mr. Plott was bom in Davie
County to the late Henry and Ar-
rista Smith Plott. He was retired
from McKenny Drilling Co.
Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
Tuesday, Jan. 17 at Eaton's
Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Robert
Peurifoy. Burial was in No Creek
Primitive Baptist Church cemetery.
Survivors include: his wife, Judy
Holloway Plott of the home; three .
sons, Mickey W. Plott Jr. and i
Shannon D. Plott, both of i
Welcome, and Timothy G. Plott of
Clemmons; three step-daughters, :
Deborah Wagner of Salisbury, i
Denise Wagner of Clemmons and
Darlene Wagner of Mocksville;
two sisters, Connie Carr of
Winston-Salem and Marsha Tut- •
terow of Mocksville; four brothers, .
Tony Smith of High Point, Ronald •
Smith of Advance, Morris Plott of i
Mocksville and Randy Plott of '
Lexington; and one grandchild, j
/ : Oilie Blanche Anderson
: : Mrs. Ollie Blanche McCorkle
: Anderson, 75, of 203 Pine St..
: Mocksville, died early Sunday
: morning, Jan. 15, at Davie Coun-
i ty Hospital after a brief illness.
Mrs.Anderson was born in
; Iredell County on June 12, 1913,
: to the late William Robert and •
} Maggie Victoria Cartner
: McCorkle.
; She was retired from the Set
• Dept. of Cannon Mills. She was a
; member of Mocksville First United
: Methodist Church. She was a
j : graduate of Matthews High School
: Class of 1933.
I ; ; Graveside services were at 11
I : a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 17, at Carolina
: Memorial Park in Kannapolis.
] Her first husband, Royd Lonnie
j Brooks, preceded her in death on
; Jan. 30, 1961.
1 . Survivors include: her second
1 husband, George Anderson of the
; home; one stepdaughter, Mrs.
; Janice Stroud of Indianapolis, Ind.;
: one stepson, Phillip Anderson of
: Burlington, Ky.; one sister, Mrs.
: Virginia M. Coya of McLean, Va.;
: one brother, Robert W. McCorkle
; of Durham; two half sisters, Mrs.
j Kathiyn Baucomb of Matthews and
j Mrs. Pearl Harrison of Charlotte;
; six step-grandchildren; and several
: nieces and nephews.
: family requests memorials; be considered for Circle No. 5,
: MocksvUle First United Methodist
: Church, 305 N. Main St.,
; Mocksville.
< ; Lee Gross Call
; Mr. Lee Gross Call, 62, of
; MocksvUle, died Saturday, Jan.
; Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
• Monday, Jan. 16, at Pleasant View
; Baptist Church, Route 1,
Harmony.
I Survivors include: his wife, Lois
Beck Call; one .son, David Lee Call
. of Jacksonville, Fla.; three
f daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Nancy)
j LippardofStatesville, Mrs. Arthur
- (Barbara) Koontz of Mocksville
. and Mrs. Randy (Lynn) Foster of
. Statesville; three sisters, Mrs.
n Delia Overcash of Kannapolis,
- Mrs. Alma Brown of Mooresville
• and Mrs. Mildred Jarvis of
• Statesville; and six grandchildren.
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* William H. Clark
William H. Clark, 83, of Route
9, Winston-Salem, died at Forsyth
Memorial Hospital Monday even
ing after an extended illness.
He was born June 28, 1905, in
Davidson County. He was a
member and Trustee of Brooks
Temple United Church in Midway.
He was retired from Thomasville
Chair Company.
. Survivors include two sons, Clif
ton Clark of Detroit, Mich., and
William Clark Jr. of Midway; five
daughters, Mrs. Viola Williams
ahd Mrs. Mary Johnson of Pontiac,
Mich., Mrs. Zula Palmer of the
home, Mrs. Atha Allen of Ad
vance, and Mrs. Margie Hood of
Houston, Ga.; one brother, Harry
Clark of Lexington; two sisters,
Mrs. Beatrice Young and Mrs.
Barbara Powell, both of Midway.
: James Nebraska Cloud
^ .• Mr. James Nebraska Cloud Jr.,
of 929 Aureole St., Winston-
Salem, died unexpectedly at his
home.
' He was a life-long resident of
Winston-Salem and a graduate of
Parkland High School He was a
member of Saint Peter's Apostolic
Church of God, where he was a
cousnelor, a member of the Pray
and Praise Team, a member of the
choir and the Men's Fellowship.
• Funeral services were at 3 p.m.
Saturday, Jan. 14, at Saint Peter's
Apostolic Church of God with
Elder J.C. Hash officiating. Burial
was in Evergreen Cemetery.
Survivors include: his mother,
Mrs. Elsie M. Cloud of Winston-
Salem; three sisters, Brenda D.
Cloud, Cynthia A. Cloud and Mrs.
Jacqueline C. Carson, all of
Winston-Salem; 12 brothers,
Robert N. Davis of Mocksville,
Otis N. Murphy Jr., Larry K.
Cloud, Reginald E. Cloud,
Gregory L. Cloud, Percy H.
Cloud, Roland L. Cloud, Raymond
L. Cloud, Hay wood N. Cloud,
Norman H. Blunt, MJuwin Blunt
and Melvin Blunt, all of
' Marvin Clay Hellard
Marvin Clay Hellard, 60, of
Route 5, Mocksville, died early
morning Tuesday, Jan. 17, at Bap
tist Hospital in Winston-Salem.
Bom on May 30,1928, in Davie
County, Hellard was a son of Edith
O'Neal Hellard of Cooleemee and
the late Roy Hellard. A retired
machinist from Ingersoll-Rand
Corp., he was a member of the
Davie County Rescue Squad for 26
years, 20 years as chief. A
Methodist, he had served in the
U.S. Navy aboard the U.S.S.
Missouri. He had been a Davie
sheriffs special deputy.
Funeral services will be at 2
p.m. Thursday^ Jan. 19, at Eaton's
Chapel by the Rev. Wade Childers.
Burial will be in Joppa Cemetery.
The family was to receive friends
at Eaton's, 7-9 p.m. Wednesday.
Survivors, in addition to his
mother, include his wife, Frances
Brown Hellard; and a brother,
Henry Hellard of San Antonio,
Texas.
Rozelle Harper Lanier
Rozelle Harper Lanier, 59, of
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Route 18, Lexington, died Jan. 10
at Davie County Hospital in
Mocksville after a serious illness
of two years.
Born Jan. 19, 1929, in Lex
ington, Mrs. Lanier was a daughter
of the late William Wiley and Lot
tie Ruark Harper. She had been
employed at PPG Industries and
was a member of Fulton United
Methodist Church in Davie
County.
The funeral was held at 11 a.m.
Thursday, Jan. 12, at Davidson
Funeral Home Chapel, conducted
by the Rev. Mark Denton. Burial
was in Forest Hill Memorial Park.
Survivors include: her husband,
Billy Lanier; two sons, Larry W.
Potts and Jimmy Lanier, both of
Lexington; a daughter, Kathy
Thomason of Lexington; a brother,
Harold Harper of Lexington; two
sisters, Willie Mae York and Daisy
Lee Brown, , both of Thomasville;
and four grandchildren.
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Mr. Robert Martin Finney, 1
of Route 3, Yadkinville, died Si
day morning, Jan. 15, at Fors;
Hospital.
He was born in Hamptonville
May 13, 1905, to Milas a
Amelia Reavis Finney. He wa
member of Bethel Baptist Chun
Funeral services were at 11 a.
Tuesday, Jan. 17, at Mack
Gentry Funeral Chapel by the R
L.E. Myers. Burial followed
Bethel Baptist Church cemetei
Survivors include: a sister, M
Lora Jane Holleman of Cooleem
Sally Hege Foster
Mrs. Sally Hege Foster, 85,
Route 7, Mocksville, died 1
Tuesday evening, Jan. 10, at Dai//^
County Hospital, after being
declining health.
Mrs. Foster was bom on Otf
20, 1903, in Davie County to
late Bud and Annie Roberts
Hege. She was a homemaker &
member of Edgewood BapT'-jT
Church, Cooleemee.
Funeral services were at 2 p.
Friday, Jan. 13, at Eaton's Fune'^^^
Chapel by the Rev. D.C. Sulliv"'
Burial was in Liberty Uni
Methodist church Cemetery.
Her husband, Boone Henders o"^
Foster, preceded her in death
1965.
Survivors include: th;
daughters, Annie Lou Brown
Hillsbo^o, Edith Eudy .
Cooleemee and Margaret Coll »
of York, S.C.; two sons, Clau-d^
Foster of Mocksville and Pflw''
Foster of Advance; one sistS-^
Grace Peacock of Winston-SalC aw
two brothers, John Hege
Charlotte and Morgan Hege
Florida; 13 grandchildren;
great-grandchildren; and <
great-great-grandchild.'
The family requests t
memorials be made to LibeftU
United Methodist Chut^'
Cemetery Fund, Rt. 4, Mocksvi
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^ • Geno Henry Barber
Mr. Geno Henry Barber, of 317
Bermuda Run Drive, died in
Woodbridge, N.J. on Wednesday.
; Jan. 18.
He was bom in Winston-Salem.
He was a member of Saint Mark
Baptist Church and was a chef at
Farleigh Dickinson University. He
_ was a U.S. Army veteran.
The funeral was held at 1 p.m.
: Monday, Jan. 23 at Gilmore
Memorial Chapel. Winston-Salem,
• by the Dr. W.C. Hay. Burial was
in Evergreen Cemetery.
Survivors include: his wife, Mrs.
Betty M. Barber of the home; three
daughters, Ms. Stacy Anderson of
Nyack, N.Y., Ms. Deborah
Lybrand and Ms. Joy Melissa
• Barber, both of Winston-Salem;
' three sons, Reginald Crawford and
- Sterling Barber, both of Winston-
- Salem, and Christopher Barber of
• Cincinnati, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs.
; Bemice Black of Winston-Salem
; and Mrs. Pearlee Amos of Wor-
; Chester, Ma^.; three brothers,
; Hiawatha Barber of Oxenhill.Md.,
, Joe Louis BarberandLeion Barber,
; both of Detroit, Mich.; and five
: grandchildren.
Annabelle Porter Briggs
Mrs. Annabelle Porter Briggs,
: 81, of Route 3, Advance, died
I Tuesday morning, Jan. 17,atFor-
; syth Memorial Hospital.
] Memorial services were held at
I 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 21 at the
. Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's
'. Witnesses, Mocksville.
I Survivors include: her husband,
of the home; two daughters, Mrs.
' Beatrice Harris of Advance and
; Mrs. Mae Belle Wolford of
; Mocksville; three sons, Dallas
: Smyersof Advance, Bruce Smyers
• of Mocksville and Mark Smyers of
• Yadkinville; one sister, Mrs. Janet
- Cunningham of Florida; two
: brothers, Melville Porter of
• California and Hobart Porter of
! Ohio; 16 grandchildren; and 12
*. great-grandchildren.
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Asa Wilson O'Brien, 85, of
Jericho-Hardison Road,
Mocksville, died Jan. 17 at
Autumn Care Convalescent Center
in Mocksville.
Born April 19, 1903, in Davie
County, O'Brien was a son of the
late Asa Hargrove and Hannah
Betts O'Brien. He had retired from
Michigan Bell Telephone after 38
years of service as a communca-
tions consultant.
A former member of the
Mocksville Planning Board, he wasa charter member of Hickory HillGolf Club. He attended Trinity and
Asbury colleges. A member of
First Baptist Church, he h^d serv
ed on the deacon board and asdirector of the senior adult Sunday
School class.
A graveside service was held at
2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 20, at Rose
Cemetery, conducted by the Rev.
Paul Riggs.
Survivors include: his wife, Ver-na Brunsdon O'Brien, whom he
married in 1934; two sons, James
Michael O'Brien of California and
Richard Brunsdon O'Brien of Col
orado; a sister, Mary Frances Leeof Goldsboro; two half sisters,
Lucy Jennette of Charlotte and
Evelyn Cooper of Abeideen; a half
brother, Charles O'Brien of Ken
tucky; and three grandchildren.
Inez W. Petersen
Mrs. Inez W. Petersen, former
ly Mrs. Ralph P. Crutchfield Sr.,
62, of Indianapolis, Ind., died Fri
day, Jan. 19, in Cloverdale, Ind.,
after an automobile accident.
She was bom Feb. 18, 1928 in
Elm City to C. Roy and Alice
Williams Williford. She was aformer resident of Winston-Salem,were she worked for 25 years for
the Winston-Salem Joumai and
Sentinel. Mrs. Petersen retired
from Meridian Insurance Co. in
1987. She was active in deaf service community in Indianapolis,
Ind., and Winston-Salem.
Graveside services were set for2 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 26, inParklawn Memorial Gardens bythe Revs. J. Alton Fitzgerald and
Robert Peurifoy, Winston-Salem.
Survivors include: her husband,Eugene W. Petersen of the home;
one son. Perry Cratchfield of Ad
vance; one daughter. Mis. Ramona
Davis of WihstonnSalem; her fatherof Clarkton; two brothers, Roy T.
Williford of Clarkton and Elmo C.Williford of Elm City; and 19
. grandchildren. ^
: Gihna Baity Brown .
Mrs. Gilma Baity Brown, 79, of
Fairway Drive, Boone, died
Wednesday, Jan. 18 at Charlotte
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Brown was born Oct. 17,
1909 in Mocksville to John
Thomas and Sedalia Eaton Baity.
She was a graduate of Mars Hill
College and Womans College, now
UNC-G. She taught home
economics in Watauga County
schools prior to the birth of her
children. She was a homemaker
and was a member of the First Bap
tist Church of Boone.
Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
Saturday, Jan. 21, at First Baptist
Church, Boone by Dr. Steven Car-
reker and the Rev. Herbert Hash.
Burial followed at Woodlawn
Cemetery, Blowing Rock.
Survivors include: her husband.
Wade E. Brown of the home; one
son. Wade Edward Brown Jr. of
Boone; two daughters, Mrs.
Margaret Rose Johnston of Boone
and Mrs. Sarah B. Otey of
Charlotte; one sister, Miss Hazel
Baity of Winston-Salem; and four
grandchildren.
3 Samuel Junie Cope
Mr. Samuel Junie Cope, 67, of
Advance, died early Wednesday
afternoon, Jan. 18, at his
• residence, after being in declining
health..
Mr. Cope was bom June 22,
1921, in Davie County to the late
Junie Monroe and Lila Carter
Cope. He was a welder with Local
Union No. 640.
Funeral services were at 3:30
p.m. Friday, Jan. 20, at Eaton's
Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Mark
Denton. Burial was in Elbaville
United Methodist Church
cemetery.
Survivors include: his wife.
Ruby Lee Zimmerman Cope of the
home; three sons, Boby G. Cope
of Georgetown, Del., James L.
Cope of Walnut Cove and Samuel
Eugene Cope of Jupiter, Fla.; two
daughters, Mrs. Bob (Shirley)
Snyder of Georgetown, Del., and
Mrs. Joe (Sandy) Panu.ska of
Newport News, Va.; one brother,
Charlie Cope of Fork; two sisters,
Mrs. Arvil Shoaf of Lexington and
Mrs. Panzy Turlington of Bush
Creek; and seven grandchildren.
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Mrs, Flora Swink Pugh, 54, of
Rome 5, Mocksville, the wife of
Harold Pugh, died Wednseday
morning, Jan. 18 at Forsyth
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Pugh was bom in Forsyth
County to Bill and Hattie Harper
Swink. She had made her home in
the Wyo community for 18 years.
Mrs. Pugh's parents died when she
was 3 and she was raised by her
grandmother, Mrs. Annie Swink
McDaniel.
Graveside services were held at
2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 20, at Mount
Olive United Methodist Church
Cemeteiy by the Revs. Jesse Tart
and Dwight Wilson.
Survivors include: her husband,
of the home; and a daughter, Mrs.
Stephen (Marsha) Tise of
Mocksville.
David G. Tutterow Jr.
Mr. David G. Tutterow Jr., of
Alexandria, Va., died unexpected
ly Jan. 14 of an apparent heart
attack.
He was bora Feb. 28, 1955 to
David G. and Gladys Lovelace
Tutterow of Alexandria, Va.
Mr. Tutterow was a graduate of
Edison High School in Virginia ^
and attended Northern Virginia
Community College. In high
school, he participated in track and
won local and state awards. He
loved outdoors and poetry. He had
been employed by Virginia Power
Co. for a number of years.
Funeral services by the Rev. Ron
Degges were on Wednesday, Jan.
18, at First Christian Church in
Alexandria where he was an usher.
Burial was at Mount Comfort
Cemetery.
Survivors, in addition to his
parents, include: a sister, Mrs.
Russell (Davena) Pratt; his aunts,
Mrs. Nancy Tutterow of
Mocksville and Mrs. Ella T. (Jer-
rie) Pitts of Advance. He was the
grandson of the late D. George and
Ida Bowles Tutterow of Davie
County, and had numerous
cousins, including Ray Tutterow of
Mocksville.
Memorials may be made to the
charity of your choice or to the Jim
Tutterow Scholarship Fund, Davie
County Board of Education,
Mocksville.
Clarence E. Craven
Clarence Everct Craven, 74, of
Route 6, Mocksville, died Mon
day, Jan. 23, at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital in Winston-Salem after
being in declining health.
The funeral was to be held at 2
p.m. Thursday, Jan. 26, at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was
to follow in the Oak Grove United
Methodist Church cemetery.
The family was to be at the.
funeral home Wednesday night
from 7 to 9.
Mr. Craven was bom in Davie
County on Jan. 18, 1915, to the
late George Lee and Delia Allen
Craven. He retired as a supervisor
with Holly Farms after 18 years of
service.
Mr. Craven was a member of the
Mocksville First United Methodist
Church, a U.S. Army veteran of
Worltf War II and an avid
gardener.
Survivors include his wife.
Hazel McClamrock Craven; two
sisters, Mrs. Frank (Martha) Short
of Route 7, Mocksville, and
Carolyn Thompson of Palmdale,
Calif.; four brothers, Cleland
Craven of Camden, S.C., Glenn
Craven and Floyd Craven, both of
Salisbuiy, and C.C. Craven of
Mocksville; and several nieces and
nephews.
Memorials may be made to the"
Oak Grove United Methodist
Church Cemetery Fund, Route 2,
Mocksville, N.C. 27028.
/ John Samuel McGee
Mr. John Samuel McGec, 73, of
207 Maynard Drive, Winston-
Salem, died Friday evening, Jan.
20 at his home.
He was born Dec. 20, 1915 in
Dobson to John William and
Louisa Dezem McGee. He attend
ed Sedge Garden Baptist Church,
retiring in 1978 from the Bahnson
Co. after 33 years of service.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 23 at Hayworth-
Miller Silas Creek Chapel by the
Rev. Gary Kling. Burial followed
in Oaklawn Memorial Gardens.
Survivors include: two sons,
Kermit McGee of Winston-Salem
and Lewis McGee of Fair Oaks,
Calif.; one sister, Lalar Lawrence
of Lexington; one brother, Harmon
McGee of Mocksville; and four
grandchildren.
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^ William B. Ridenhour
WiHiamBevilRidenhour.SO.ofW. Friendly Ave.,
Greensboro, died Sunday. Jan 29
A graveside service was held
Monday. Jan. .10. at Green Hill
Cemetery by Dr. Joe Garri.son.
I on/' "'as bom May 9,
w" m"R H ^ BevilRidenhour. He was a member offhe First Presbyterian Church of
Greensboro, where he was active
m the Contact Club, and a trusteefor the Oak Ridge Military
Academy. •'
DSurviving i.s his wife. Anne C.
Kidenhour. of the home.
Memorials may be made to theOak Ridge Military Academy, Oak
Ridge, N.C. 27310.
Sally Vogler Tiller
Mrs. Sally Vogler Tiller, 97, of
Spartanburg, S.C., formerly of
Cooleemee, died on Wednesday,
Jan. 25 in Spartanburg.
Mrs. Tiller was a daughter of the
late William Anderson and Mary
McBride Vogler. She was a
homemaker and a member of the
Cooleemee First United Methodist
Church.
The funeral was held at 10:30
a.m. Thursday, Jan. 26, at
Unford-Pollard Funeral Home in
Spartanburg, conducted by the
Rev, J. Chadwick Davis. Burial
followed at 3 p.m. at Legion
Memoiral Park in Cooleemee, con-
ductdby the Rev. Wade Childers.
Her husband, Claude Tiller
preceded her in death.
Survivors include: a brother
Anderson Vogler of Salisbury; a
sister. Adiaide Miller of
Cooleemee; and several nieces and
nephews.
: Christian Shane Fleming
Mr. Christian Shane Fleming,
19, died early Monday morning,
Jan. 30 at Baptist Hospital in
Mocksville.
He was attending East Carolina
University, and was a graduate of
Davie High School, where he was
a star athlete in football, basketball
and golf.
Funeral services were held at 11
a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 1, at
Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel by
the Rev. Donald Lloyd. Burial was
in Rose Cemetery.
' Survivors in addition to his
parents include: one sister. Tiffany
Fleming of the home; his paternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ned
G. Fleming of Morganion; and his
maternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert L. Hendricks of
Mocksville.
Arthur A. Holleman Jr.
Arthur A. Holleman Jr. of
Emerald Isle, formerly of Davie
County, died Wednesday, Jan. 25
after a long battle with cancer.
Memorial services were held at
11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 28 at Fair
fax Circle Baptist Church in Fair
fax, Va.
Survivors include: two
daughters, Elizabeth and Laura,
both of Emerald Isle; two sons,
Andrew Holleman of Anchorage,
Alaska and A.A. Holleman II of
Winston-Salcm; two .step-sons, Lee
and John Glasgow, both of Dan
ville, Va.; one brother, Henry
Holleman of Farmington; and one
sister, Betty Wilcox of Layton,
Utah.
; Pauline M. Bowles
Mrs. Pauline McCullough
Bowles, 65, of Route 6,
Mocksville, died Monday, Jan. 30
at Davie County Hospital.
; Born April 20. 1923. in Davie
County, Mrs. Bowles was a
daughter of the late Cree and Mag
gie Wafford McCullough. She was
a homemaker and a member of
Oak Grove United Methodist
Church.
The funeral was to be held at 2
p.m. Wednesday. Feb. 1, at
Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel,
conducted by the Revs. Donald
Funderburke and Fred Shoaf.
Burial was to be in Oak Grove
United Methodist Church
Cemetery.
A son, Ronald David Bowles,
died in 1983.
Survivors include: her husband,
John Lee Bowles; a daughter, Judy
Cohen of Advance; four sisters,
Beulah Fain of Kannapolois, Pan
sy Myers of Mocksville, Alberta
Rogers of Jonesville and Betty
Roberts of Burlington; a brother,
Bobby McCullough of Mocksville;
three grandchildren; and one
great-grandchild.
Guy Johnson Cornatzer
Mr, Guy Johnson Cornatzer. 68,
of Route 4, Advance, died Friday,
Jan. 27. at Baptist Hospital, afler
declining health of six months.
He was a native of Advance,
• bom to the late Rom Cornatzer and
surviving by his mother, Delia
Barney Cornatzer of Advance.
He was a self employed contrac
tor with Guy Cornatzer and Son
Inc. He was a charter member of
Bixby Presbyterian Church.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 29. at Bixby
Presbyterian Church by the Rev.
Tony Jordan. Burial followed in
the church cemetery.
He was preceded in death by his
wife. Mrs. Bertie Tucker
Cornatzer.
Survivors in addition to his
mother include; a son, Guy J. Cor
natzer Jr. of Advance; three
daughters, Mrs. Glenda Mills of
Apex, Mrs. Sue Tucker and Mrs.
Hilary Wilson, both of Advance;
-two brothers, Albert and Seabon
Cornatzer, both of Advance, two
sisters, Miss Betty Cornatzer and
Mrs. Norman (Pat) Chaffin, both
of Advance; and six grandchildren.
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Junnie Franklin Tucker
Mr. Junme Franklin Tuckw, 93,
.of 920 Sprague St., Winston-
Salem, died Wednesday, Jan. 25.
1 He was bom Feb. 20, 1895 in
1 Madison to William and Elizabeth
' Ann Webster Tucker. He spent
i most of his life in Winston-Salem.
He was employed by R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Co. for 37 years
before retiring.
He was a member of the Church
of Christ.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Saturday, Jan. 28, at the^Church
of Christ by James Percival and
Alton Christie with burial in
Waughiown Cemetery.
His first wife, Lottie T. Tucker,
his second wife, Lola K.
and his third wife, Hazel B.
Tucker, preceded him in death.
Survivors include; a sister, Mrs.
Hattie T. Vaughn of Winston-
Salem; three step-children, Mrs.
Hazel K. Gaddis of Bermuda Run,
Mrs. Lola K. Wynn of Knoxville,
Tenn., and Doug K. Ketner of
Crossville, Tenn.
< Charles M. Ussery
Mr. Charles M. Ussery, 66, of
321 Bermuda Run Drive, Ad
vance, died Tuesday, Jan. 24 at
Baptist Hosptial.
He was a retired vice president
of Triad Life Insurance Corp of
Winston-Salem. He retired in
1978. He was in charge of
marketing and was one of the
founders of the company.
He was a Mason and served in
the U.S. Air Force as a member
of the combat crew of a B-17 Fly
ing Fortress. He was a member of
Knollwood Baptist Church in
Winston-Salem.
He was bom May 21, 1922 in
Richmond County, a son of Robert
Lee and Carrie Lee Adcock
Ussery.
Memorial services were at 11
a.m. Thursday, Jan. 26 at
Knollwood Baptist Church by Dr.
Thomas Austin and Dr. Jack Noff-
singer. Graveside services were at
4 p.m. at McDonald Baptist
Church Cemetery, Rockingham,
by the Rev. Robert Tyson.
Survivors include: two brothers,
James A. Ussery of Atlanta, Ga.
and Davie C. Ussety of West Palm
Beach, Fla.; two sisters, Mrs. Bill
(Mary) Roper of Charlotte, and
- Mrs. Montgomery (Alma) Morris.■ of Rockiiigham; and meces
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i' Memorials may. be; niade to.• Knollwood •! Baptist s Church; Building Fund or the ShrinersCrippled ChUdren's, Hospital,
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•Rozelle Harper Lanier' ]
Mrs. Rozelle Harper Lamer, 59,
of Myers Road, Davidson Coun
ty, died Tuesday'afternoon, Jan.
17, in Davie County Hospital after
an illness of two years.
Mrs. Lanier was bom Jan. 19,
1929 in Lexington to William
Wiley Harper and Lottie Ruark
Harper. She had been employed
with PPG, and was a member of
Fulton United Methodist Church in
Davie County.
The funeral was held at 11 a.m.
Thursday, Jan. 26, at Davidson
Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev.
Mark Denton. Burial was in Forest
Hill Memorial Park.
Survivors include: her husband,Billy Lanier of the home; two sons,
Larry W. Potts and Jimmy Lanier,both of Davidson County; a
daughter, Kathy L. Thomason of
Davidson County; a brother,Harold Haiper of Lexington; and
two sisters, Willie Mae York and
Daisy Lee Brown, both of
Thomasville.
Mary Lois G. Naylor
Mrs. Maty Lois Gaither Naylor,
54, of 334 Country Lane,
Mocksville, died Monday moming
at Forsyth Memorial Hospital after
being in declining health.
Funeral services were set for 4
p.m. Wednesday at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev.
Paul' Riggs. Burial was to be in
Rose Cemetery, Mocksville.In lieu of flowers, the family re
quests that memorials be made tothe Leukemia Society of North
America, Carolina Chapter, 5801
Executive Center Dr., Charlotte,
N.C. 28212.
Mrs. Naylor was bom on June
18, 1934, in Davie County the
daughter of the late Guy and Elsie
Richardson Gaither. She was a
member of First Baptist Church,
Mocksville. She was a secretarywith J.P. Green Milling Co.,
Mocksville.
Surviving are her husband, Mr.John K. Naylor Sr., of the home;
three sons, Joseph Dean Naylor,
Kemersville, Stephen Guy Naylor,of the home and John K. Naylor
Jr., aeveland; three brothers, Mr ;,
. ward Gaither, Harmoi^, Lawrence I
Gaither, ' Statesville-'and Guy ^Gaither, Waynestoro, Ga.; aiid
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Everette Quincey Houpe, 82, of
Route 1, Cleveland, NC-12:06 p.m. on Jan. 28 at his homeafter being in declining health for°"L^m on Oct. 16.1906 in Alex
ander County, he was a son of thelate Leroy and Grade L^keyHoupe. Educated in the DavieCounty schools, Houpe was a cement fixer. He attended PmcyGrove AME Zion Church.A son, Quincey Stinson Houpe,preceded him in death.
Survivors include: four brothers,Percy Houpe of Asheboro, JamesHoupe of Statesville and Josephand Plaize Houpe, both ofCleveland; and severagrandchildren.
Mattie Jane Phelps Jones
Mrs. Mattie Jane Phelps Jones,88 of Vienna Village, Winston-Salem, died there Wednesday mor
ning, Jan. 25. . •Mrs. Jones was bom m DavieCounty on June 21, 19W
T. and Elizah Jane Davis Phdps.1 She lived most of her life in For-' syth County and was a member olMocks United Methodist Church
and had been an active member o'the Mocks Homemaker Club.Funeral services were at 2 p.mFriday, Jan. 27, at Mocks Unite.Methodist Church by the RevThomas McLean with bunal m th
church cemetery.She was the widow of OliviBryan Jones and was also preccted in death by a son, MelvinJones, who died in 1970.Survivors include: thridaughters, Mrs. Joseph (Haz.Reich of Clemmons, Mrs. Way(Eunice) Monk of Fairfax, V;
and Mrs. Edward (Libby) Pieiof Virginia Beach, Va.; a sist.Mrs. Eva Jones of Advance;grandchildren; and nigreat-grandchildren.
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Mrs. Elizabeth "Liz" Odom
Blackwelder, 77, 120 Oak St.,
Mocksville, died Sunday after-'
noon, Feb. S, at Baptist Hospital
in Winston-Salem.
She was the widow of Gerald
Edward "Blackie" Blackwelder,
who preceded her in death Jan. 30,
1976.
Funeral services were held at 11
a.m. Tuesday at Eaton's Funeral
Chapel by the Rev. Donald Lloyd.
Burial was in Rose Cemetery.
Mrs. Blackwelder was bom in
Macon, Ga., to the late Charles
and Pearl Odom. She was the
retired co-owner and operator of
Blackwelder & Smoot Dry Goods.
She was also a retired school
teacher, being a graduate of
Wesleyan College in Macon, Ga.
She was a member of Davie Coun
ty Democratic Party and an active
member of Mocksville First United
Methodist Church.
Survivors include a niece,
Elizabeth Atkinson Poe, Atlanta,
Ga., and three great-nephews,
Harry Jefferson Poe, Charles
Avery Poe and John Clifton Poe,
all of Atlanta, Ga.
John Chunn
John Chunn, 74, of Route 4,
Mocksville, died Monday, Feb. 6,
at Rowan Memorial Hospital in
Salisbury after being in declining
health for a year.
The body was to remain at No
ble and Kelsey Funeral Home in
Salisbury pending completion of
funeral arrangements. The family
was to be at the home of a sister,
Catherine Brawley of Route 4,
Mocksville.
Mr. Chunn was born July 5,
1914, in Mocksville to the late
Cicero and Node Smith Chunn. He
was educated in the Davie County
Schools.
Surviving, in addition to his
sister, are his wife, Johnetta Chunn
of Chicago, 111.; three sons, John
Lee Chunn, William Chunn and
Henry Chunn, all of Chicago; a
daughter, Eula T. Tierre of
Chicago; four brothers, Paul Ford
Chunn of Salisbury, Hubert Chunn
of the home, Erwin Chunn of.
Jamaica, N.Y., and Thomas,
i Young Chunn of Hempstead,
r N.Y.; and several grandchildren.
Hazel O. Alexander
Hazel Owen Alexander, 73,
formerly of Cooleemee, died Fri
day, Feb. 3, at Autumn Care of
Salisbury, where she had been a
resident for the past two months.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Sunday at Eaton's Funeral Home
Chapel in Mocksville, conducted
by the Rev. John Deyton, pastor
of Liberty United Methodist
Church. Burial followed in Rowan
Memorial Park.
Bora Sqjt. 7, 1915, in Davie
County, Mrs. Alexander was a
daughter of the late John James and
Minnie Denny Owen. Retired from
Burlington Mills, she had been an
active member of Cooleemee
United Methodist Church as long
as her health permitted.
Her husband, William T.
"Done" Alexander, died April 22,
1981.
Survivors include a son, John C.
Alexander of Route 12, Salisbury;
a brother, M.G. "Buck" Owen of
Salisbury; and a granddaughter.
John Baker
John Baker, 80, of Route 6,
Mocksville, died Wednesday, Feb.
1, at the ^isbury VA Medical
Center. He had been in declining
health with Parkinson's disease for
several years.
A graveside service was held
Friday in Union Chapel United
Methodist Church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to a
charity of the donor's choice.
Bora Feb. 16, 1908, in Davie
County, Baker was a son of the late
Robert Lee and Nancy Hendron
Baker. A well-known cattleman,
well-driller and nurseryman, he
was a member of Union Chapel
United Methodist Church. During
World War II, he served in the Ar-
my Air Force.
Survivors include his wife,
Catherine Glascock Baker; two
sisters. Pearl Rollins of Mocksville
and Ruth Flint of Winston-Salem;
a brother, Raleigh Baker of
Woodhaven, N.Y.; and several
nieces and nephews.
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S- 3 vo Funeral services were at 3 p.m. t
S. ^ ' O - Sunday, Feb. 5, at Mount Zion
ctt ^ Holiness Church with Ruling Elder i
James E. Ijames officiating.
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Elder John Calvin Ijames, 90,
g Rt. 8, Campbell Rd., Mocksville,
< ^ ,ciied Wednesday, Feb. 1, at For-
W , , syth Memorial Hospital.
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/ for the past five years. He was a
patient at Pellcare Nursing Facility.
He was a member of Mount Zion !Holiness Church, Mocksville. j
Surviving are five daughters, ^
Mrs. Rosa Lee White and
Evangelist Nettye F. Leach, both ^
of Mocksville, Mrs. Sylvia ^
Mankins, Mrs. Anne March and
Miss Katherine Ijames, all of Col- ^
umbus, Ohio; three sons. Elder
James E. Ijames and John Calvin :
Ijames Jr., both of Mocksville and i
Bishop Robert Ijames, Statesville; j
30 grandchildren; 14 great
grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. i
Eva Wilson, Advance, Mrs.
Delphine Lyons, Lexington and n
Mrs. Evelyn Hodges, Boston,
Mass.; one brother, Jonas Ijames,
Mocksville and one step-son, .
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Jack Amos Hartle Sr.
Mr. Jack Amos Hartle Sr., 54,
8223 Dcverow Ct., Lewisville,
died Thursday, Feb. 2. at his
home. He was born on March 17.
1934, in Winston-Salem to
Howard Amos and Elizabeth
Ellioll Hartle.
Mr. Hartle was retired from
AT&T Guilford Center Federal
Systems Division Sea Operations
Engineering, as a Field Technician
traveling extensively overseas. He
. was a charter member of Unity
Moravian Church.
Survivors are his wife, Ann Pratt
Hartle, of the home; two
daughters, Mrs. Ronald (Robin)
Ann Nixon, Long Beach and Mrs.
Craig (Faith) Allison Piechowiak,
Midlothian, Va.; one son. Jack
Amos Hartle Jr., of the home; his
mother and father, Winston-Salem;
one sister, Mrs. Arthur (Gloria)
Boehm, Bermuda Village and tliree
brothers, Donald E. Hartle,
Kcrnersviile. Larry L. Haille,
Roaring River and Jerry W. Har
tle, Lakeland, Fla.
Funeral services were at Unity
Moravian Church by the Rev.
William McElveen. Burial follow
ed in the church graveyard.
Memorials may be made to Uni
ty Moravian Church.
, Troy D. 'Johnny' Hunter
Lexington, died HI
Saturday even-
ing, Feb. 4, at
Community ^
General Hospital
in Thomasville -
after an illness of L-. • 1
three months.
He was born in North
Wilkesboro Dec. 12, 1945, to
Avery Hunter and Goldie Hanes
Hunter. He operated the Johnny
Hunter school of wrestling and was
a member of Psalm 91 church.
Surviving are his wife, Linda
Younis Hunter, of the home; two
sons, Tony Hunter of Salisbury,
John Hunter of Mt. Airy; one
daughter, Angie Hunter of Mt.
Airy; his mother, Goldie Hunter of
llie home; and one brother, Donald
Hunter of the Reeds community.
The funeral was at 2 p.m. Tues
day, Feb. 7, at Psalm 91 church by
the Rev. Max Shoaf. Burial was in
Lexington City Cemetery.
Charles E. Markland Sr.
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Funeral services were held at 2
p.m. Friday, Feb. 3, at Advance
Baptist Church by the Rev. Mark
Hart. Burial with military
graveside rites followed in the
church cemetery conducted by the
11th District Honor Guard.
The family requests that in lieu
of flowers, memorials be con
sidered for the Advance Baptist
Church, Box 153, Advance, 27006
or to a charity of the donor's
choice.
Mr. Markland was bom on Feb.
8, 1913, in Davie County to the
late George Earnest and Elizabeth
Potts Markland and was a retired
foreman with Dysard Construc
tion. He was a member of Advance
VFW Post No. 8719. During
World War II, he was a vetgeran
of the United States Navy.
Su rviving are his wife. Ruby
Morris Markland, of the home;
two sons, Charles E. Markland Jr.,
and Douglas Ray Markland, both
of Advance; five grandchildren;
two sisters, Mrs. Milton
(Elizabeth) Carter and Mrs. Taylor
(Sudie) Howard, both of Advance;
two brothers, Mr. Frank
Markland,Advance and Mr. John
Markland, Yaklma, Wash.; and
several nieces and nephews.
Richard W. Page '
Richard W. Page, 68, of River
side Drive, Cooleemee, died on
Sunday, Feb. 5, at the Salisbury
VA Medical Center, Salisbury.
Funeral services were to be at 2
p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 8, at
Eaton's Funeral Chapel,
Mocksville, conducted by the Rev.
Larry Allen. Burial was to be in
Legion Memorial Park.
Born on June 2, 1920, in
Cooleemee, Page was a son of the
late Richard C. and Cora Nichols
Page. He was retired from Hedrick
Construction Co. and was a veteran
of the U.S. Navy during World
War 11.
His wife, Katie Sue Ridenhour
Page, died on Feb. 19, 1980.
Survivors include two sons.
Tommy and Randy Page, both of
Salisbury; two sisters, Kensey
Page Harding of Colonial Beach,
Va., and Margie Page Milholen of
Cooleemee; three brothers, Judson
Page of Cooleemee, Garland Page
of Williamsburg, Va., and David
Page of Charlotte.
Ollie T. Smith
Ollie Talbert Smith, 67, of
Statesville, died at 5:20 a.m. on
Saturday, Feb. 4, at Iredell
Memorial Hospital. She had been
in declining health for six months
and seriously ill for several days.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Monday, Feb. 6, at Wildwood
I Baptist Church, conducted by the
j Rev. Raymond Miller, the Rev.
! Glenn Seller and the Rev. Richard
I Whiteheart. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
Born Aug. 23, 1921, in Cabar-
rus County, Mrs. Smith was
educated in the Cabamis County
schools. A homemaker, she was a
member of Wildwood Baptist
Church, where she was active in
the Sunday school.
Her husband, Harvey Lee Smith,
died Dec. 7, 1976.
Survivors include four sons,
Donnie Smith of Spencer, Howard
Smith of Statesville, Paul David
Smith of Route 4, Mocksville, and
Billy Smith of Yadkinville; two
daughters, Mary Elizabeth
Lambert of Statesville and
Margaret Tilley of Mocksville; a
brother, Clarence Talbert of
Spencer; a sister, Jane Alice
Woods of Salisbury; 27 grand
children; and nine great
grandchildren.
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Elder John Calvin Ijames, 90,
Rt. 8, Campbell Rd., Mocksville,
died Wednesday, Feb. I, at For-
syth Memorial Hospital.
He was a native of Davie Coun
ty and had lived in Winston-Salem
for the past five years. He was a
patient at PtiUcaie Nursing Facility.
He was a member of Mount Zion
Holiness Church, Mocksville.
Surviving are five daughters,
Mrs. Rosa Lee White and
Evangelist Nettye F. Leach, both
of Mocksville, Mrs. Sylvia
Mankins, Mrs. Anne March and
Miss Katherine Ijames, all of Col
umbus, Ohio; three sons, Elder
James E. Ijames and John Calvin
Ijames Jr., both of Mocksville and
Bishop Robert Ijames, Statesville; •
30 grandchildren; 14 great
grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs.
Eva Wilson, Advance, Mrs.
Delphine Lyons, Lexington and
Mrs. Evelyn Hodges, Boston,
Mass.; one brother, Jonas Ijames,
Mocksville and one step-son,
Oliver Brown, Winston-Salem.
Funeral services were at 3 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 5, at Mount Zion
Holiness Church with Ruling Hder
James E. Ijames officiating.
Baxter L. Livengood
Baxter Lee Livengood, 73, of
Route 3, Kannapolis, died Thurs
day, Feb. 2, at Rowan Memorial
Hospital.
The funeral was held at 3 p.m.
Saturday in the Colonial Chapel of
Linn-Honeycutt Funeral Home in
Landis, conducted by the Rev.
Horace Moree and the Rev.
Donald Wagner. Burial was in
West Lawn Memorial Park.
Bom Aug. 28, I9I5, in Rowan
County, Livengood was a son of
the late Daniel Cashwell and Mary
Annabelle Livengood. Educated in
the Rowan County schools, he was
a U.S. Army veteran of World
War II. Retired since 1979 from
N.C. Finishing Co., he attended
West Corinth Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Violet Mae Smith Livengood; two
sons, Tim and Roger Livengood,
both of Route 3, Mooresville; a
daughter, Valerie L. Queen of
Mooresville;
Three brothers, Paul Livengood
of Cooleemee, Woodrow
Livengood of Mocksville and
Grimes Livengood of Woodleaf; a
sister, Lena Pless of Kannapolis;
five grandchildren; and two
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Milton Taylor
SANFORD, FLA. - R. MiltonTaylor, 66, of 215 W. 5ih St., San-ford, Fla., died Thursday, Feb. 2,
at his residence. ^ .Bom July 2, 1922. in DavieCounty, he was the son of the lateMitt and Uva Taylor of GrrasyComer. He moved to Sanford in
1964. . r .1,.He was a mechanic tor tneSeminole County School Board
and a member of Ihe First BapUstChurch of Sanford.He was preceded in death by hisfirst wife. Ivy Nichols Taylor.Survivors include his second
wife, Louise F. Taylor; two sons,Robert Taylor and Gerald Taylor,
both of Rock Hill. S.C.; twobrothers, Otis Taylor ofCooleemee and Bill Taylor of
Eustace, Texas; seven stepchildren; two grandchildren; 16step-grandchildren; and two great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Monday, Feb. 6, at 10 a.m. at BrissonGuardian Funeral Home, Sanford,
Fla. Burial was in EvergreenCemetery in Sanford, Fla.
, WiUiam F. Williams
BURBANK, CALIF. —
William Franklin Williams, 79, ofBurbank, Calif., died Monday^
Jan. 23. He had been in declining
health for four years.Mr. Williams was bom on Nov.16.1909, in Davie County, tolate Roy Everette and Maggie
Foster Williams.Surviving are: his wife, Martha
Crosby WiUiams, of the home; twosons Richard Williams of Bur-bank, Calif., and Ronald WUliamsof Chula Vista, Calif.; three g^-
chUdren; his step-mt^cr, Mm.Roy E. Williams; four half-sistere.
Misses Dorothy.Williams, all ofMocksville. Mrs. Ia» (Girlcne)Caudle, Jonestown Road, WiltonS.lem;U«eWf-bJ«hOT.Edwm
Williams, Greenville, S.C.. binsWilliams, Winston-S^cm. andEugene Williams, Rwk Hill.^C.
He was a member of SmimGrove United Methodist Church.Burial was in Burbank, Calif.Memorials may be made to theAlzheimer's Associauon, 70 b.Lake St., Suite 600, Chicago, Bl.
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! Mrs. Winona Belle Poplin Bai-
: ty, 84, 137 Midland Ave.,
;• Mocksville, died Wednesday, Feb.
8, at Davie County Hospital.
A graveside service was held at
11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. II, at.
Bethel United Methodist Church
" Cemetery by Revs. Paul Riggs and
: David Engle.
Mrs. Baity was born in
Mocksville on Sept. 23, 1904, to
the late Matthew Henry Thomas
and Lizzy Jane White Poplin and
was a homemaker. She was a
member of Mocksville First Bap
tist Church.
Her husband Carney T. Baity,
preceded her in death in 1971.
Surviving are: two sisters, Mrs.
Ethel Haneline, Mocksville, and
Mrs. Frances Cromer, Winston--
S^em; and several nieces and
nephews. —
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Mrs. Edna Carter Barnhardt, 84,
Rt. 2, Advance, died Thursday
^ afternoon, Feb. 9, at Rowan
f Memorial Hospital, Salisbury.
Funeral services were held at
i 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. II, at
•V Fork Baptist Church by Rev. Gor-
n don Joyner. Burial followed in the
• church cemetery.
The family requests that
• memorials be considered for the
• Building Fund or the Pastor's
Retirement Fund of Fork Baptist .
Church, Rt. 3, Mocksville.
' Mrs. Barnhardt was born in
• Davie County on Nov. 1,1904, to
the late George and Notie Foster'
• Carter and was a homemaker. She
• was a member of Fork Baptist
< Church, where she had taught Sun-
: day School for many years.
Surviving are: her husband, Mr.
- Olin L. Barnhardt, of the home, to
■; whom she had been married for 61
\ years; four daughters, Mrs. Gray
[ (Helen) Everhart and Miss Mary
I Ann Barnhardt, both of Advance,. Mrs. Bill ^mily) Ford, Walker-
; town and Mrs. Gene (Freda)
: Schlaman, Marietta, Ga.; three
J; sons, George Lee Bamhardti-Ad-
vance, the Rev. Derry Barnhardt,-^
Lexington, and Gray Barnhardt,. -
Mocksville;'' 15 grandchildren;:'i-s^en great-grandchildren; two
/ sifters, Mrs. .. Viola Howard,,,
? Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. Leiia
f Richardson, Lexington; and one
brother, Buster ' Carter,
1; Winston-Salem.
Donald Ray Little
Donald Ray Little, 32, of Route
2, Cleveland, N.C., was dead on
arrival at Rowan Memorial
Hospital at 1:14 a.m. on Feb. 8from injuries sustained in an
automobile accident off South
River Church Road.
Bom on Aug. 28, 1956, in
Rowan County, Little was a son of
James Robert and Janie Borders
Little of the home. He was
educated in Rowan County schoolsand was employed at Cbol Springs
Lumber Co.In addition to his parents, he is
survived by two brothers, James
Alexander Borders of Clevelandand Kenneth White of Mocksville;
and a sister, Sylvia Redmon of
Woodleaf.
»' James W. Player Sr.
James William Player Sr., 61, of
King Hill, Ramseur, died Moncky,
Feb. 13, at Randolph Hospital.
A graveside service was to be
held Wednesday, Feb. 15, at Rich
mond Memorial Park in Rock-
ingham by the Rev. David
Shoemake.
Mr. Player was bora March 31,
1927, in Darlington, S.C., to the
late Sidney Player and Minnie
Farmer Player of Coleridge. He
was a retired Burlington Mill '
employee.
Survivors, in addition to his
mother, include his wife, Evelyn
Cline Player of the home; four
sons, James William Player Jr. of
Olathe, Kan., Tommy Eugene
Player of Mocksville, Robert Lee
Player of Mooresville and Ronald
Edward Player of Greensboro; two
daughters, Elaine Player Morganof Siler City, and Betty Player
Moody of Bonlee; two sisters,
Virginia Player Mauldin of Col
eridge and Louise Player Floyd of
Charlotte; 23 grandchildren; and
two great-grandchildren.
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Rodwell Melmus Foote
Mr. Rodwell Melmus Foote,
508 Fifth St., Martinsville, Va.,
died Thursday morning, Feb. 9, at
Martinsville Memorial Hospital.
He was a retired employee of
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Fac
tory No. 8. He was a member of
Chinquapin Baptist Church.
Mr. Foote is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Nancy Wooding,
with whom he lived; one gnindsoi
Mr. George I. Wooding 111
Winston-Salem; one brother, Mr.
George Foote, Mock.sville; two
sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Howell,
Marion, and Mrs. Ethel Howell,
Mocksville; one son-in-law, Mr.
George I. Wooding Jr., with whom
he lived; and a host of nieces,
nephews, other relatives and
friends.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday, Feb. 13, at Gilmore
Memorial Chapel with the Rev.
Christopher Young officiating.
Burial followed in Piedmont
Memorial Gardens.
Blanche Latham Ward
Blanche Latham Ward, 97 of
Route 2, Mocksville, Pino Com
munity, died early Feb. 11 after a
long illness.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Monday, Feb. 13, at the Wesley
Chapel United Methodist Church
conducted by the Rev. Jess Tart.'
Burial was in the church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Wesley Chapel United Methodist
Lhurch, in care of Mrs. Madelyn
Gentry, Route 8, Box 222
Mocksville. *
Mrs. Ward was born on Nov.
n, 1891, to the late Burgess
Gaither and Delia Ijames Latham
and was a homemaker. She was a
member of the Wesley Chapel
United Methodist Church in Pino.
Her husband, Luther F. Ward
died on May II, I960. '
Survivors include: a daughter,
Frances Ward Hepler of Mocks
ville; a son, John G. Ward of Route
8, Mocksville; two granddaughters
and two great-grandchildren; and
a sister, Mrs. Mattie Boger of
Route 1, Mocksville.
Druley H. Troxell ^
Mr. Druley H. Troxell, 71, of
Route 2, Lakeview Community,
Davidson County, Linwood, died
Wednesday, Feb. 8, at 8:45 a.m.
in the Rowan Memorial Hospital
after being in declining health for
two years.
Mr. Troxell was bom in Enid,
Okla., May 27, 1917, to the late
John Henry and Edna Mae Trox
ell. He was retired from N.C.
Finishing Company and the
Salisbury Unit of the National
Guard. Mr. Troxell was a member
of the Masonic Lodge No. 473,
Oasis Shrine, V.F.W. Post 3074,
Amvets Post 13, American Legion
Post 8, Spencer Moore No. 2019
and the Lexington 98 order of the
Eastern Star. He was also a
member of the Churchland Mis
sionary Baptist Church and serv
ed in the U.S. Army during World
War n.
He is survived by: his wife,
Dorothy Hartley Troxell of the
home; one son. Randy Troxell of
Spartanburg, S.C.; one daughter.
Sue Wyatt of Salisbury; th^
grandchildren; two brothers, Cline
Troxell of Kernersville, and Ver-
non Troxell of Salisbury; four
sisters, Juanita Beck of Salisbury,
Hazel Griffin of Kannapolis,
Dorothy Brigman and Tracy
McManus, both of Concord.
Funeral services were conducted
at 11 a.m. Saturday, Fd). 11, at the
Churchland Missionary Baptist
Church, conducted by Dr. Paul
Millwood. Bprial was in the Forest
Hill Memo^igl Park with Masonic
_ graveside rites.
Memorials may be made to the
American Cancer Society, David
son County Unit, P.O. Box 643,
Lexington, N.C. 27292.
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WEST END — Mra. MerRe Wal
lace Wilkie, 79, died Saturday at
Manor Care Nursing Home in
Pinehurst. She was bom February
^ 11, 1910 in Iredell County to
A Thomas Gaston and Rosa Lee Ar-
j hold Wallace. She was a member of
* First Baptist Church of West End
and taught the Adult Sunday
School Class for many years. She
N was married to Coley L. Wilkie,
* who died August 20, 1971. Surviv-
ing are two sisters, Mrs. Bertha W.
Grose, Mocksville and Mrs. Lacie
^ W. Pegram, Clemmons and one
^ brother, T. Binkley Wallace, Har
mony. Funeral services will be 4
p.m. Monday at First Baptist
Church of West End. Burial will be
in West End Cemetery. The family
will receive friends from 7 to 8:30
p.m. tonight at Lanier-Briggs Fu
neral Home in Candor.
Bio - Obituaries - 2/18/1989 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Mrs. Grace L. Sharpe
Mrs. Grace Lucille Longworth
Sharpe, 75, 4745 Murray Road,
Winston-Salem, died Thursday
night, Feb. 16, at Baptist Hospital.
She was bom on Aug. 17,19I3,
in Forsyth County, the daughter of
James Wesley and Udora Turner
Longworth. She lived in Winston-
Salem all of her life and was a
member of New Hope Methodist
Church and was a member of the
Suzanne Class.
Mrs. Sharpe was married in
August, 1938, to William Edward
Sharpe Sr., who preceded her in
death in June, 1943.
Surviving are one daughter,
•Mrs. Roger (Janet) Miller,
Clodfelter Road, Winston-Salem;
one son, William Edward "Eddie"
Sharpe Jr., Rt. 1, Advance; five
grandchildren; two great grand
children; and two sisters, Mrs.
Rufiis L. (Allie) Nicholson and
Mrs. Paul (Edith) Arrington, both
of Murray Road, Winston-Salem.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Sunday at New Hope United
Methodist Church by the Rev.
William C. Currie Jr. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
Louise Stokes Truesdale
V Mrs. Louise Stokes Truesdale,
67, The Oaks at Forsyth, former
ly of 935 East 2nd St., Apt. A,
Winston-Salem, died Monday,
Feb. 13,
She was bom on November 16,
1921, in Barnwell County, S.C.
She attended the local public
schools. For over 35 years, she
was employed by the Davie County
Processing Plant of R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co. She joined West End
Baptist Church at an early age. The
church was later merged with First
Institutional Baptist Church to
become United Metropolitan Bap
tist Church.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, Mr. John Truesdale.
Survivors are: two daughters,
Mrs. Virginia S. Rochelle, Buigaw
and Mrs. Marilyn T. Odom, Rural
Hall; one brother, Mr. Robert
Stokes, of Winston-Salem; three
grandchildren.
Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
Saturday, Feb. 18, at United
Metropolitan Baptist Church with
Dr. J. Donald Ballard officiating.
Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery. .
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, Feb. 23, 1989—
Josiah B. Eldridge
Mr. Josiah B. "Joe" Eldridge,
61,149 Riverbend Drive, Bermuda
Run, died at his home Sunday mor
ning, Feb. 19.
He was bom in Oxford to James
and Mary Cheek Eldridge. His ear
ly life was spent in Carrboro and
the Chapel Hill area. He had made
his home in the Winston-Salem
area for 36 years. He was a charter
member of Oldtown Baptist
Church.
Mr. Eldridge was a 1950
graduate of the University of North
Carolina, earning a bachelor's
degree in commerce with a major
in accounting. He retired from
McLean Trucking Co. in 1984 as
an executive vice president. After
his retirement,' he operated an ac
counting service, Eldridge &
Eldridge, with his son.
Mr. Eldridge was a member of
Winston Masonic Lodge No. 167
A.F.&A.M. He was a veteran of
the U.S. Navy.
Surviving are: his wife, Roxie
Walters Eldridge, of the home; one
daughter and husband, Jo Ann and
Frank N. Blanchard IB, German-
town, Md.; two sons and wives,
Jeffery B. and Mary Beth Eldridge,
Stratford, Conn., Mark S. and
Susan Eldridge, Advance; six
grandchildren; and one sister, Mrs.
George B. (Josephine) Butler,
Gainesville, Fla.
Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 21, at Oldtown Bap
tist Chuixdi by Dr. Wade Delinger.
Burial with Masonic graveside rites
by Winston Lodge No. 167
A.F.&A.M. followed in Forsyth
Memorial Park.
Memorials may be made to
Hospice of Davie County, P.O.
Box 665, Mocksville, N.C. 27028,
or the American Cancer Society.
Germaine Wellman
Germaine Elizabeth Hilton
Wellman, 87, died Friday, Feb.
17, at Lexington Memorial
Hospital after a three-day illness.
Formerly of Uxington Road,
Mocksville, she was a resident of
Centerclair Nursing Center in
Lexington.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 19, at Eaton's
Funeral Chapel, conducted by the
Rev. Leland Richardson. Burial
was in Rose Cemetery.
Bom March 3, 1901, in Rock
Hill, S.C., she had retired as a
nurse with N.C. BapUst Hospital
In Winston-Salem. She was a
member of Mocksville First
Presbyterian Church.
Her husband, James Cleveland
Wellman, died in 1943. Survivors
include: a daughter, Germaine
Wagner of Lexington; and two
grandchildren.
Mrs. Mamie T. Royall
Mrs. Mamie Turner Royall, 72,
of Mocksville, Route 6, died ear
ly Monday morning, Feb. 20, at
: Davis Community Hospital,
Statesville.
She was bom in Yadkin County
on Jan. 31, 1917, to James and
Minnie Alice Day Turner. She was
of the Methodist faith and was mar
ried to Carl Frederick Royall, who
n died on March 10, 1988.
Surviving are: four daughters,
; Mrs. Lois Richie, Mrs. Minnie
n Danner, and Mrs. Catherine
Young, all of Mocksville and Mrs.
Frances Freeman, Yadkinville; one
; son, Mr. Ronnie Royall,
; Mocksville; two sisters, Mrs. Ada
: Myers, Hi^ Point and Mrs. Dora
Marion, Hamptonville; one
brother, Mr. Charlie Turner,
. Hamptonville; ten grandchildren;
; and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were to be at 2
p.m. Wednesday at Mackie-Gentry
Funeral Home Chapel tqr the Revs.
Bobby Swaim and Dean Chandler,
i Burial was to follow in the Grassy
Knob Baptist Church Cemetery.
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Mamie Lee C. Safley
Mrs. Mamie Lee Campbell
Safley, 84, formerly of North Main
Street, Mocksville, died Saturday
night, Feb. 25, at Davie County
Hospital after an illness of two
days. She was a resident of
Autumn Care Convalescent
Center.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 28, at Eaton's
Funeral Chapel by the Revs. Don
Lloyd and David Gilbrealh. Burial
followed in Rose Cemetery.
Mrs. Safley was bom Dec. 28,
1904, in Davie County to the late
Aaron Flake and Delia Starrett
Campbell. She was a homemaker
and a member of Mocksville First
United Methodist Church.
Her husband, Robert Lee Safley,
preceded her in death May 7,1987.
Survivors include: one daughter,
Mrs. Evelyn Ferebee, Route 8,
Mocksville; three sons, Clarence
Safley, Bonita, Calif., Roy Safley,
Harmony and Carl Safley, Clem-
mons; 10 grandchildren; 12 great
grandchildren; one sister, Mrs.
Pauline C. Ward, Myrtle Beach,
S.C.; and several nieces and
nephews.
The family requests memorials
be made to Mocksville First United
Methodist Church.
Charlotte S. 'Baby* Smith
died unex-
pectedly Fri-
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were 3
p.m. Sunday,
Feb. 26, at
Courtney Bap
tist Church, conducted by the
Revs. Vincent Young and Yates
Wilkinson, Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Seats was bom May 13,
1921, in Mocksville to Phillip T.
and Amanda Hester West Seats.
She spent all of her life in Davie
County. She was a charter member
and past president of East Davie
Extension Homemakers Club.
Mrs. Smith was music director
at Courtney Baptist Church. She
was a methber of Green Meadows
Baptist Church and a well-known
artist of primitive art.
Surviving are: her husband,
Kenneth Smith, of the home; six
sons, Charles (Muggs) Smith and
Richard Smith, both of Kerners-
ville, Danny Smith, Wilson, Ron
nie, Thomas (Zero) and Elliott
Smith, all of Rt. 2. Mocksville;
seven grandchildren; one sister,
Mrs, Alberta (Tootsy) Cope,
Mocksville; and two brothers,
Charles (Ras) Seats, Winston-
Salem and Thomas (Bun) Seats,
California.
The family requests memorials
be made to Courtney Baptist
Church.
Joyce Ann Brown
Mrs. Joyce
- 1, Mocksville,
Community
She had
been in declining health one year.
Funeral services were conducted
at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 28, at
Pleasant View Baptist Church with
n the Revs. Jason Whitley and Fred
H. Martin officiating. Burial
followed in the church cemetery.
Pallbearers were Jimmy, David
and Steve Wyatt, Allen, Billy and
Dale Ladd.
She was born in Iredell County
May 2, 1942, and was a daughter
of Fred Allen Bumgamcr of Route
I. Mocksville, and the late Lois
Isabell Wyatt Bumgamcr. She was
a member of Pleasant View Bap
tist Church where she was a Sun
day School teacher.
She was married on Dec. 24
1958, to Benny Frank Brown, who
survives.
Al.so surviving are: three '
brothers, Fred Allen (Red)
Bumgamer Jr. and Johnny Wayne
Bumgarner, both of Route I,
Mocksville, and Charles H. (Son
ny) Bumgarner of Route ],
Statesville; two sisters, Mrs. Jackje
Campbell of Route 2, Cleveland,
and Mrs. William Ladd of Carl
Austin Road, Statesville.
Harrell Powell Sr.
Mr. Harrell Powell Sr. of Route1, Mocksville, died Tuesday, Feb.
21, after a brief illne.ss.
The funeral was held Tliursday,
FuneralChapel. Burial followed in the
I Center United Methodist Church
cemetery.
Mr. Powell was bom in Davie
County to Roberson and Lula
Penry Powell, He was educated in
the Davie County Schools and was
a retired furniture crating
manufacturer.
Mr. Powell was named to "Mar
quis Who's Who in the South and
Southwest."
Survivors include his wife, Sara
Margaret Green Powell of the
home; two .sons. Harrell Powell Jr
of Bermuda Run and Edward L.
Powell of Winston-Salem; eight
grandchildren; two sisters, Bemice
Powell Elkins of Mocksville and
Mary Elizabeth Powell Anderson
of Raleigh.
Donald Kenneth Long
Mr. Donald Kenneth Long, 53,
of 223 Danby Drive, Winston-
Salem, died Tuesday morning,
Feb. 21, at his home.
A graveside service was held
Thursday. Feb. 23, in the Yadkin
Valley Baptist Church cemetery by
the Rev. Leon Wood.
Mr. Long was born July 5,
1935, in Hardeville, S.C.. to
Honor L. and Mary Brabham
Long. He had lived in Winston-
Salem since 1971.
Survivors include his wife, Lois
King Long, of the home; a son,
Honor Kenneth Long of Beuford,
S.C.; a daughter, Laura A. Auman
of Hilton Head, S.C.; a step
daughter, Lisa Ann Reed of Ad
vance; two sisters, Mrs. Jean Sloss
of Ridgeland, S.C., and Mrs. An
nette Scarborough of Hardeville,
S.C.; and a number of nieces and
nephews.
John K. Neely
Mr. John K. Neely, 79, of
Shafcr Road, Woodleaf, died Sun
day, Feb. 19, in Davie County
Hospital after being in declining
health for several years and
seriously ill for one week.
The funeral was held Friday,
Feb. 24, in the Noble and Kelsey
Memorial Chapel in Salisbury,
conducted by Bishop Robert
Ijames, pastor of New Jerusalem
Holiness Church in Mocksville.
Burial followed in Oakdale
Cemetery on Saturday, Feb. 25.
' Mary Terrell Robertson
Mrs. Mary Terrell Robertson,
95, of Route 2, Advance, Bixby
community, died Thursday morn
ing, Feb. 23, in a Johnson City,
Tenn., hospital.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 26, at Bixby
Presbyterian Church, conducted by
the Rev. B.C. Aldridge. Burial
followed in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Robertson was born in
Mount Airy June 9, 1893, to the
late Eli and Minerva Purett Terrell.
She was a retired merchant and a
charter member of Bixby Presby
terian Church.
Her husband, John Henry
Robertson, preceded her in death
Julys, 1969. She was also preced
ed in death by two sons. Bill
Robertson and Pete Armstrong
Robertson.
Survivors include: two
daughters, Mrs. J.E. (Foy) Mad-
dox, Johnson City, Tenn. and Mrs.
James (Joyce) Malone, l^as Vegas,
Nev.; two sons, C.T. "Scrip"
Robertson, Advance and Bob
Robertson, Clemmons; one sister,
Mrs. Ella Swant, Canton, Ohio;
one brother, Ted Terrell, Advance;
13 grandchildren; and 13
great-grandchildren.
The family requests memorials
be made to Bixby Presbyterian
Church.
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• Shafer Road, Woodleaf, died Sun
day, Feb. 19, in Davie County
Hospital after being in declining
' health for several years and
seriously ill for one week.
The funeral was held Friday,
Feb. 24, in the Noble and Kelsey
Memorial Chapel in Salisbury,
conducted by Bishop Robert
Ijames, pastor of New Jerusalem
Holiness Church in Mocksville.
Burial followed in Oakdale
Cemetery on Saturday, Feb. 25.
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^ l^ona D. Dedmon
I Mrs. Leona Nelle Deadmon
Dedmon, 87, of the Salisbury Unit
- of the N.C. Lutheran Home,
• formerly of Maupin Avenue,
I Salisbury, died Monday, Feb. 27,
I at; Rowan Memorial Hospital.
• Dbalh was unexpected.
• jhe funeral was to be held
f Thursday, March 2, in the James
• C. Lyerly Funeral Chapel by the
• Rev. Don R. Safrit, pastor of
r Christiana Lutheran Church.
; Burial was to follow in the Liber-
t ty United Methodist Church
; cemetery in Davie County.
; The family was to be at the
• funeral home on Wedne.sday,
: March 1, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. and
; the remainder of the time at the
I home of her son, Robert Donald
"Don" Dedmon of 2505
' Wcdgewood Drive, Salisbury.
" Bom on Sept. 14, 1901, in Davie
County. Mrs. Dedmon was a
daughter of the late Martin
- Franklin and Mary Sowers Dead-
I mon. She was ^ucated in the
- Davie County Schools and attend-
• ed Elon College.
• Mrs. Dedmon and her husband,
f Charlie Pleasants Dednton, who
'■ died July 9, 1959, were operators
; of Dedmon Produce Co. on East
; Council Street in Salisbury for a
; number of years. She was a
; member of Christiana Lutheran
; Church.
; A daughter, Virginia
; Holzmacher. and a .stepson. Bill
. Dedmon, preceded her in death,
; Survivors, in addition to her son,
; include a daughter, Mary Ruth
Miller of Lawrence, Mass.; two
stepdaughters, Margaret Rogers of
Ashevilie and Nelle Bushnell of
; Winter Park, Fla; 10 grand
children; and 19
great-grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to the
Building Fund of Christiana
; Lutheran Church, Route 5,
: Salisbury, N.C. 28144, or to the
Salisbury Unit of the N.C.
Lutheran Home, 820 Klumac
; Road, Salisbury.
William Henry Hairston
Mr. William Henry Hairston,
■ 82, of 420 Northwest 27th St.,
■ Winston-Salem, died Tuesday,
i Feb. 21, at Forsyth Memorial
! Hospital aher an extended illness.
The funeral was held Saturday,
Feb. 25, at Gilmore Memorial
'. Chapel conducted by Dr. Jerry
I Drayton. Burial followed in Pied-
t mont Memorial Gardens.
: Mr. Hairston was born in Davie
County to the late Grief and Ada
; Fbwler Hairston and was educated
. in the public schools. He was a
: member of New Bethel Baptist
i Church and a retired employee of
«Goodwill Industries.I Survivors include a brother,
Henry Theodore R. Hairston of
i Chicago, III; one niece and several
•'Other relatives.
Gray Frank Smith
Smith Grove
United Methodist Church cemetery
by the Rev. Randall Smith.
Mr. Smith was bom April 28.
1915, in Davie County to the late
Bert and Mallie Carter Smith. He
retired with 22 years of service
from Western Electric and was a
member of the Telephone Pioneers
of America.
He was a retired professional
photographer of 30 years and was
a winner of two merit awards from
the World Professional
Photographers Association.
Mr. Smith was a graduate of
Smith Grove High School, class of
1933. He was a charter member of
Smith Grove Ruritan Club, where
he held a lifetime membership. He
was a graduate of Piedmont Bible
College.
He was a former member of
Cornatzer Baptist Church, where
he taught Sunday School for 25
years and also taught the Wednes
day Night Bible Class. He was a
veteran of the U.S. Army during
World War II.
'Surviving arc: his wife, Laura
Foster Smith, of the home; one
daughter, Lynette Sieck, Har-
risburg, Pa.; three sons. Bob
Smith, King, Ron and Johnny
Smith, both of Route 2,
Mocksville; six grandchildren; two
stepgrandchildrcn; one great-
grandson and one sister, Mrs.
Terry Kimel. Winston-Salem.
The family requests memorials
be considered for Smith Grove
United Methodist church Cemetery
Fund, Rt. 2, Mocksville, N.C.
27028, or Miracle Faith Ministries,
P.O. Box 1706, King, N.C.
27021.
Charlie F. Owen
Mr. Charlie Franklin Owen, 66,
of Route 9, Mocksville, died Tues
day, Feb. 21, at his home after a
period of declining health.
The funeral was held Thursday,
Feb. 23, at Eaton's Funeral Home
Chapel, conducted by the Revs.
Bobby Swalm and David Jordan.
Burial followed in the Smith Grove
United Methodist Church
cemetery.
Mr. Owen was born Oct. 7,
1922, in Davie County to the late
Joe Vemon and Candice Potts
Owen. He was employed at
Heritage Furniture Co. and was a
, member of Smith Grove United
Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife. Pearl
Grubb Owen; a son, Perry
Franklin Owen of Mocksville; two
stepdaughters, Mary G. Smith of
Advance and Reb^ca Clark of
Newport; two sisters, Mrs.
Richard (Bessie) Shore and
Florence Jones, both of
Mocksville; three grandchildren;
fi ve stepgrandchildrcn; and five
stepgreat-grandchildren.
Cara Beth Parker
Cara
Parker,
21, of Route 2,
Mocksville,
died Tuesday,
For-
syth Memorial
Hospital from
injuries receiv-
ed in a car acci- •.«
dent on Feb. jy.
12.
The funeral was held Thursday,
Feb. 23, at Vogler's Clemmons
Chapel by the Revs. George W.
Bowman III and Glenn G. Davis.
Burial followed in the Farmington
Community Cemetery.
Miss Parker was bom July 24,
1967, in Forsyth County. She was
a graduate of Davie County High
School and had attended Forsyth
Tech. She was employed by Na
tional Health Laboratories and was
a member of Farmington Baptist
Church.
Survivors include her mother,
Carolyn McBride of Mocksville;
her father, Kenneth Wayne Parker
of Decatur, Ga.; her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson A. McBride
of Mocksville; and a number of
uncles, aunts and cousins.
Memorials may be made to Far
mington Baptist Church or tlie Far
mington Community Cemetery
Fund.
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Mrs. Pearlie Lee Brock, Route
5, Mocksville, died at an early
hour on Thursday, March 2, at her
home.
She was a native and resident of
. Davie County and was a member
of Cedar Creek Baptist Church.
She is survived by two
daughters, Catherine Hairston and
Ella Home, both of Mocksville;
two sons, George and William
Brock, Mocksville; 22 grand
children; 19 great-grandchildren;
two sisters, Lucy Howdl and Mary
B. Blackwell, Mocksville; one
brother. Flake Lyons,
Winston-Salem.
Funeral services were conducted
at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 4, at
Cedar Creek Baptist Church in
Davie County with Dr. Warner C.
Hay officiating. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Annie Eaton Brower
Mrs. Annie Eaton Brower, 98,
formerly of Middlebrook Drive,
Clemmon$, widow of Professor
James F. Brower, died Monday
morning, March 6 at Meadow-
brook Manor.
Mrs. Brower was bora in Davie
County to Joseph W. and Susan Et-
chison Eaton and had lived her ear
ly life in Cana, where she had at
tended the Cana Academy and later
completed her high school educa
tion at the Moravian Boarding
School, Clemmons. She furthered
her education at Woman's College,
Greensboro, now University of
North Carolina at Greensboro.
After her retirement from her
teaching career, she played a very
instrumental role with the
establishment of the Clemmons
Branch of the Forsyth County
Public Library System.
Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
Wednesday, March 8, at Vogler's
Clemmons Chapel by the Revs.
Burton Rights and David Gilbreth.
Burial was in the Eaton Baptist
Church Cemetery, Davie County.
Memorials may be made to
Clemmons Moravian Church,
Eaton's Baptist Church,
Mocksville, N.C. 27028 or the
Clemmons Library Fund.
Surviving are: two sisters. Miss
Mossa Eaton, Cana and Mrs. R.S.
Dunham, Cary; one niece. Miss
Susan Eaton Dunham, Boston,
Mass., and two nephews. Buddy
Eaton, Mocksville and Dr. R.S.
Dunham Jr., Richmond, Va.
Edison J. Splllman
Mr. Edison J. Spillman, 71,
5019 Klondike Road, Walkertown,
died Wednesday, March 1, at For
syth Memorial Hospital.
Mr. Spillman was bora on Sept.
24, 1917, in Yadkinville.
Surviving are his wife, Mozelle
Bennett Spillman, of the home; two
daughters, Betty Jean Lawson,
Walkertown and Jackie Gibson,
Winston-Salem; six grandchildren;
seven great-grandchildren; one
brother, John Spillman, Yadkin
ville and two sisters. Pearl Smith,
Mocksville and Boots Pulp,
Mocksville.
Funeral services were.at 2 p.m.
Friday, March 3, at Vogler's Main
Street Chapel by the Rev. Richard
Hicks. Burial was in Gardens of
Memory, Walkertown.
^ Charles L. Roediger
Charles L. Roediger, 68, Ber
muda Run, died unexpectedly in'
Florida on Feb. 28.
Mr. Roediger was owner and
operator of CLR Mfg., Inc. He
was born on Nov. 30, 1920, in
Greensboro to H.R. and Barbara
R. Roediger. He lived for a
number of years in Rock Hill,
S.C., where he was active in civic
and'Scout work. He served in the
U.S. Army Air Corp during World
War II. He founded CLR Mfg. in
Winston-Salem in 1965. Mr.
Roediger served as past president
of the Composite Can and Tube In
stitute, a national organization. He
was a member of Bermuda Run
Country Club and past member of
the Board of Governors.
He was a member of Reynolda
Presbyterian Church.
Survivors include: his wife,
Peggy Brewster Roediger; three
sons, Charles L. Roediger Jr.,
Larry Roediger and Gary
Roediger, all of Winston-Salem;
one sister, Ann Ball of Winter
Haven, Fla.; . and six
grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held
Saturday, March 11, at I p.m. at
Reynolda Presbyterian Church
with the Rev. Dick Little
officiating. .
In lieu of flowers, the family re
quests that memorials be made to
the American Heart Association.
/ Maggie R. Shore
Mrs. Maggie Reynolds Shore,
90, Route 4, Yadkinville, died Fri
day afternoon, March 3, at the
Yadkin Nursing Center.
She was born in Yadkinville on
July 26,1898, to Ephrim and Em
ma Stcclman Reynolds. She was a
member of Deep Creek Baptist
Church and was married to Mr.
French Shore, who died on May
17, 1977.
Surviving are: one daughter,
Mrs. Lester (Flora) Shore,
Mocksville; six sons, liimey, Fon-
zo, Hobert and Herbert Shore, all
of Yadkinville, Ray Shore, Mount
Airy and Raymond Shore, Mocks
ville; 15 grandchildren and 13
great-grandchildren.
A son, Ford Shore, died in 1970.
Funeral services were at 3 p.m.
Monday, March 6, at Mackie-
Gcntry Funeral Chapel by the
Revs. Allen Barker and Jack'
Casstevens. Burial followed in the
Deep Creek Baptist Church
Cemetery. •
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; Mrs. Stella Morrison Burchette,
162. died on Thursday. March 2, at
:Hugh Chatham Memorial
* Hospital, Elkin.
She was born on March 25.
1926. in Dobson to Sinclair and
Lavora Dinkins Morrison. She was
a member of First Baptist Church,
Boonville. She retired from Belk's
Department Store. Elkin.
Surviving are; her husband,
Lewis Burchette. of the home; one
daughter. Mrs. Don (Charlene)
Cassidy, Mocksville; one sister,
Mrs. Ruth Moxley, Boonville; and
one granddaughter. Christina
Cassidy. Mocksville.
Funeral services were Saturday,
March 4. at 2 p.m. at the First Bap
tist Church, Boonville by the Rev.
Larry Thompson.
Angela Lynn Howard
Angela Lynn Howard. 23, Route
5, Mocks-.ille. died Friday. March
3. at her home.
She was employed by Bermuda
Village, She was the daughter of
the late Joseph Clay Howard.
Surviving are one brother, Keith
. Ray Howard. Advance; two
sisters, Patricia Ann Gordon and
. Wendy Dawn Howard, both of
Mocksville; and her mother. Gail
Barlow Howard. Greensboro.
A private service was held on
Monday. March 6, at Davis
Memorial Chapel, Winston-Salem.
In lieu of flowers, the family re
quests that memorials be made to
the United Way.
i Margie J. Huckabee
' Mrs. Margie James Huckabee,
63. of 913 Hutton St.. Winston-
, Salem. died early Tuesday morn
ing, Feb. 28, at Forsyth Memorial
c' Hospital.
1 Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
. Friday, March 3, at Macedonia
: Moravian Church by the Revs.
iHampton Morgan_M^onn|e Bai^
ty. Burial was irt 'ihe ehurclT
graveyard.
Mrs. Huckabee was bom on Ju
ly 9, 1925, in Davie County. She
was tlie daughter of the late Samuel
C. and Bessie Boyd James. She
was retired from the Hyatt House.
Winston-Salem. She was a member
of Macedonia Moravian Church.
Her husband, Daniel C.
Huckabee, preceded her in death
in 1962.
Surviving are: one daughter,
Ann J. Lowery, Rt. 4, Lexington;
three sisters, Nellie James King
and Laura James Durham, both of
Advance and Myrtle James Smith,
Yadkinville; and four brothers,
Floyd James, Scale, Ala., Jesse
James, Welcome, Richard James,
Mocksville and Clay James,
Advance.
Charles M. Phillips
after a sudden illness.
The funeral was at 4 p.m. Tues
day. Feb. 28, at Eaton's Funeral
Home Chapel, conducted by the
Revs. Chip Webb and Kalhy Tart.
Burial was in Chestnut Grove
United Methodist Church
cemetery,
Born May 19, 1949, in Davie
County. Phillips was a son of J.F.
Phillips of Route 9 and Beatrice
Penninglon Phillips of Route 5.
Employed as a packer witli Crown
Wood Products, he was a member
of Chestnut Grove United
Methodist Church.
Survivors, in addition to his
parents, include: his wife. Mary
Lee Peoples Phillips; a daughter,
Brandi LeAnn Phillips of the
home; a son. Seth Matthew Phillips
of the home; his stepmother,
Lorene Phillips of Route 9; five
sisters, Faye Barneycastie of Eli-
jay, Ga., Wilma Reavis, Betty
Harris and Patsy Bolin, all of
Mocksville, and Carolyn Price of
Clemmons; three brothers, Bobby
and Lester Phillips, both of
Mocksville, and James Phillips of
Colleitsville, Va.; two half-sisters,
Donna Phillips and Vickie McCur-
dy, both of Mocksville; and two
stepsisters, Renee Stoneman of
Mocksville and Tammy Daley of
Clemmons.
Lucy B. Whitaker
Lucy Baker Whitaker, 77, of
Route 2, Mocksville, died Mon
day, Feb. 27, at Rex Hospital in
Raleigh.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Thursday. March 2. at Oak Grove
United Methodist Church, con
ducted by the Rev. Donald Funder-
burke and Dr, Billy Seate. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Asbury United Methodist Church,
6612 Creedmore Road, Raleigh,
N.C. 27613.
Born Sept. 22, 1911, in Davie
County, Mrs. Whitaker was a
daughter of the late A.M. and
Mamie Evans Baker. A home-
maker, she was a member of Oak
Grove United Melhodkst Church.
Her husband. Willis William
Whitaker. died in 1982.
Survivors include: a daughter,
Dariene Whitaker Wilkins of
Raleigh; three si,slers, Shirley Wall
of Mocksville, Ruby Couch ofUr-
bana Ohio, and Minnie Ellis of
Pacifica, Calif; a brother, Jake
Baker of Mocksville; and four
grandchildren.
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829 N. Main St., Mocksville, died
Thursday afternoon, March 9, at
Davie County Hospital.
Graveside services were at 11
a.m. Monday, March 13, at Rose
Cemetery, Mocksville, by the
Revs. I. Donnell Lloyd and Gilbert
Miller.
Memorials may be made to
Davie County Hospital, Hospital
St., Mocksville, 27028.
Mrs. Sheek was bom on April
10, 1916, in Caldwell County to
the late Rufus A. and Julia
Louvenia Anderson Deal. She was
a U.S. Army Nurse in the Sth
Evacuation Hospital. She was a
retired registered nurse and was a
member of Mocksville First United
Methodist Church.
She was a graduate of City
Memorial Hospital of Winston-
Salem School of Nursing.
Surviving are her husband,
James K. Sheek Jr., of the home;
one' daughter, Nancy Willison,
Springfield, Va.; two sons, James
K.- Sheek 111, Greensboro and
Charles C. Sheek, New York,
N.Y.; three grandchildren; two
sisters, Mrs. Lucille Anderson,
Lenoir and Mrs. Mildred Kanipe,
Charlotte; and one brother, John
Deal, Long Beach, Calif.
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Mrs. Mary Magdalene
"Mamie" Allen Sheets, 81,1418
Parkview Circle, Salisbury, died
Sunday March 12, at Rowan
Memorial Hospital after a one
month illness.
Mrs. Sheets was bom Oct. 10,
1907 in Farmington to the late
Thomas Mitchell and Ora Sparks
Mitchell.
Surviving are her husband
George E. Sheets, of the home; one
son, Elmer L. "Sonny" Allen, of
Salisbury; two stepsons, Tom
Sheets of Wrightsville Beach, and
Carlyle Sheets of Jacksonville,
Fla.; one sister, Mrs. Leona Foster
of Winston-Salem; and three
grandchildren. Mrs. Sheets was
preceeded in death by her first hus
band, Elmer L. Allen Sr.
Funeral services were at 11:00.
a.m. Tuesday, March 14, atSum-.
^ mersett Funeral Home by R^. Dr.
' Joel P. Jenkins and Rev. David K.
. Huddle. Burial was in Rowan'
'f Memorial Park. '
Mis^ Katie Lucille Sutzer of
Route 8, Mocksville, died Sunday
moming, March 12, in Davie
County Hospital after an extend
ed illness.
She was bom on March 6,1913,
in Davie County to the late Henry
and Laura Wiseman Sutzer.
Survivors include: one daughter,
Nora Evelyn Sutzer, of the home;
and one sister, Mrs. Lucy Tatum
of Mocksville.
Funeral services were held Tues
day, March 14, at 4 p..m. at Christ
Temple Church of God in Christ'
in the Redland community. Elder
James Johnson officiated, assisted
by Dr. W.C. Hay. Burial follow
ed in Cedar Creek Baptist Church
Cemetery.
James F. Cope
James Frederick Cope, 59, of
Route 3, Advance, died unex
pectedly on March 13 at Rowan
Memorial Hospital, Salisbury.
: The body will be cremated. A
'graveside service will be held later.
; Bom on Jan. 14,1930, in Davie
County, Cope was a son of the late
Robert L. and Margaret Cline
Cope. He was a construction
Worker and was a member of Ad-
ivance United Methodist Church.
1 Survivors include: two sisters,
Betty Fyne and Unda Taylor, both
i)f Lexington; four brothers,
Thomas and David Cope, both of
lAdvance, Henry Cope of Clem-
!mons and Bobby Cope of
Mocksville.
Bobby Glenn Fender
,• Mr. Bobby Glenn Fender, 52,
jSparta Road, North Wilkesboro,
idled Monday night, March 6, at his
'iiome.
Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
'Thursday, March 9, at Center Bap-
.iist Church by the Revs. Harold
.iGrindstaff, Stanley Fiye and Clif-
•ford Johnson. Burial was in
.Mountlawn Memorial Parkv
• Mr. Fender was born in
i'-Alleghany County on April 28,
;'l936, to Creed and Winnie Blevins
•Fender. He was the owner of
••Fender's Superette and a member
jof Center Baptist Church.
•'• He is survived by: his wife, Mrs.
••Reba Bumgarner Fender, of the
vhome; one daughter. Miss Tonya
^LaCole Fender, of the home; his
mother, Mrs. Winnie Fender
Hanks, Mocksville; three sisters,
Mrs. Norma Pickler, Burlington,
^rs. Wilma Franklin, State Road
and Mrs. Lorene Godwin, Mocks
ville; three brothers. Earl Fender,
Marion, Jack Fender and Bill
Fender, both of Mocksville; and
one grandchild. .
' Flowers will be accepted or
memorials may be made to the
Duke University Medical Center,
Hematology/Oncology Division,
P.O. Box 3708.
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Mr. Sanford Harrison Hollar,
75, of N.C. 24-27, Midland, died
Tuesday, March 7, at Cabamis ^
Memorial Hospital.
Graveside setvices were held
Thursday, March 9, at Huntsville
Baptist Church by the Rev.
Clarance Shore.
Bom May 30,1913, in Yadkin-
ville, he was a veteran of the U.S.
Navy. He was retired from Can
non Mills.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Vickie Loflin Hollar; a daughter,
Mrs. Jean Burris of Concord; three
sons. Dr. Thurman Hollar of Dob-
son, Randall Hollar of Stanfleld
and Dwight Hollar of Locust; four
sisters, Mrs. Peari Helms and Mrs.
Ella Simpson, both of Concord,
Miss Betty Jean Hollar of Yadkin-
ville and Mrs. Carolyn Raea of
Charlotte; seven brot^rs, David
Hollar, Gumey Hollar and Cleve
Hollar, all of Yadldnville, Garrell
Hollar of Boonville, Clyde Hollar
of Winston-Salem, Henry Hollar of
Mocksville, and Homer Hollar of
San Antonio, Texas; and seven
grandchildren. •'
Gladys R. Messick
Gladys Ridenhour Messick, 84,
formerly of Main Street,
Cooleemee, died Saturday, March
4, at the Yadkin Nursing Center in
Yadkinville.
She had lived with a niece,
Kathryn Kurfees of Salisbury, for
10 years.
Bom June 20, 1904, in Davie
County, she was the daughter of
the late Samuel and Cora Dedmon
Ridenhour. She was a retired
employee of Erwin Mills.
Her husband, Gurney F.
Messick, preceded her in death.
Survivors include: a son, George
Franklin Messick of Casselberry,
Fla.; two grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Tuesday, March 7, at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel, conducted
by the Revs. J.C. Swaim and Jack
Luther. Burial was in Liberty
United Methodist Church cemetery
in Davie County.'
Vertie E. Peeler
Vertie Eller Peeler, 78, a resi
dent of Brian Center Nursing Care
of Salisbury, died at 11 a.m. Sun
day, March 12, at Rowan
Memorial Hospital. She had been,
in declining health for the past 14
years and seriously ill for the past
week.
The funeral was at 11 a.m. Tues
day, March 14, in the James C.
Lyerly Funeral Chapel, conducted
by the Rev. Robert Freeman,-
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church. Burial was in St. Luke's
United Church of Christ cemetery.
Bom April 22, 1910, in Rowan
County, Mrs. Peeler was a
daughter of the late Arthur M. and
Gertrude Poole Eller. Educated in
the Rowan County schools, she
was a homemaker and a member
of the Second Presbyterian Church.
Her husband, Clyde F. Peeler,'
died Dec. 16, 1966.
Survivors include a son. Bill E.
Peeler of 218 Queen Ann Road,
Salisbury; two daughters, Mrs.
Herbert (Grace) Baker of 2711
Mooresville Road, and Frances
Wensil of Route 9, Enon Church
Road, Salisbury; three brothers,
Lester Eller of Route 4, Bringle
Ferry Road, Loy Eller of 1209
Edg^ale Drive and Reid Eller of
Route 10, St. Matthew's Church
Road, all of Salisbury; two sisters,
Mrs. Aaron (Florence) Brown of
Palmer Road and Mrs. Bill (Ruby)
Yarbrough of 1917 Stokes Fer^
Road; seven grandchildren; and six
great-grandchildren.
allie Clara J. Fleming
Mrs. Sallie Clara Johnson Flem-
g, 90, Route 1, Boonville, died
4:05 p.m. Tuesday, March 7, at
ler home.
She was born in Surry County
the late Romie P. and Mary Lou
da Cockerham Johnson. She was
member of Boonville United
dethodist Church.
The Fleming family was chosen
; Master Farm Family of North
arolina in 1954. She joined the
onathan Hunt Chapter NS DAR,
ilkin, in the 1970s.
Surviving are: her husband,
William Herbert Fleming, of the
tome; one daughter, Mrs. Donald
.. (Wenona) Wetter Jr., Puntagor-
a, Fla.; four grandch'ildren, Judy,
}awn. Daphne and Fleming; eight
reat-grandchildren; one sister,
^rs. Jim (Lucille) Kelley,
docksville; and five brothers,
William Johnson, Clemmons,
'oard Johnson, Raleigh, Thacl
ohnson, Yadkinville, Winnie
ohnson, Boonville and Monroe
ohnson, Mocksville.
Funer^ services were at 11 a.m.
'hursday, March 9, at Boonville
United Methodist Churqh by the
levs. Dana Wooten and Thornton
)eskins. Burial was in Boonville
Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
loonville United Methodist
Church Organ Fund, do Boonville
Jnited Methodist Church, Boon
ville, 27011.
Frederick L. HoCfiman
Mr. Frederick Leon Hoffman,
56, formerly of Winston-Salem,
died March 5.
He was born on July 7,1932, in
^orsyth County to William Gaston
and Lula Leon Haymore Hoffman.
Mr. Hoffman is survived by: his
wife, Eileen; a stepson, John; a
daughter. Dawn H. Jarvis, Route
2, Yadkinville; two sisters, Oleta
H. Tompkins and Betty H.
Goforth; and one grandchild.
A memorial service was held
Wednesday, March 8, at
Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek
Chapel by Rev. Phil Kitchin.
Memorials may be made to-
Bread of Life Baptist Church
Building Fund, Mocksville.
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of Route 2, Advance, died
Wednesday, March IS, at Baptist
Hospital.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Friday, March 17, at Advance
United Methodist Church by the
Rev. Tom McLean. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Mr. Carter was bom on April 7,
1919, in Forsyth County to the late
James Thomas and Eva Marie
Maranville Carter and was retired
from the Weight Station Division
of the N.C. Department of Motor
Vehicles with 27 years of service.
He was a member of Advance
United Methodist Church. During
World War II, he served in the
South Pacific with the United
States Army.
He is survived by his wife,
Kathrine Robertson Carter, of the
home; two sisters, Mrs. Erlene
Robertson, Rt. 3, Mocksville and
Mrs. Betty Hansley, Winston-
Salem; two brothers, James Carter
and Arthur Edward Carter, both of
Winston-Salem.
William L. Edwards
Mr. William Leroy Edwards,
78,2134 Hollyrood St., Winston-
Salem, died Monday, March 20,
at Forsyth Hospital.
He was born in Surry County to
Even and Ettcr Creed Awards. He
retired in 1975 from Duke Power
Co. with over 30 years of service.
He was a member of Union Grove
Baptist Church.
' Mr. Edwards was preceded in
death by a daughter, Sylvia Bragg,
and a son, Ray Junior Edwards.
. Surviving are: his wife, Mrs.
Viola Mae Glascoe Edwards, of
the home; one son. Bill Edwards,
Winston-Salem; eight daughters,
Margie Louise Wilson and Eva .
Mae Williams, both of Winston- >
^alern,' Linda Kaye Smothers and !
Pat bisher, both of Arcadia, Rhon-Z"
da Myers, Mocksville, Jaqueline
§mith, KemersviUe; Bobbie Jo .
Harper, Clemmonsr wdl[jShirley|i
Xnn Roberts, Harrisoiiburgi'Va.;""'
24 grandchildren; 32 great- -c
grandchildren; three btothers, John >
Edwards, Paul Edwards and B.O. ;
Edwards, all of Dobson and eight
^isters, Pan^ and Enuna Loyelace, !
both of Elkin, Ethel.-Soutliard, *
Greenville, S.C., KatdBulhns and j
Thelma Moser, both of Dobson^
Betty Brown, Winston-Salem,;>•
Stella Freeman, Thomasville and '
Bertha Montgomery, Pinnacle.
^ Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Wednesday, March 22, '^t Union
GroVe baptist.Church by the Rev.
Harold Fletcher." Buri^ w^ in
baklawn Memorial Garaens.
^ The family requests memorials
be made to Hospice of Winston-
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The funeral was held at 4 n m
Sunrby March 19, attheJamSc'Lyeriy Fimeral Chapel, conduoed
~°unty, he was a son of the lat.>
Thomas Franklin and
F^man Michael. Educated in the
Rowan County schools, he reSr^^deputy chief with the Salisbuiy
self-employed contractor.He was a member of North Kan-
na^hs Baptist Church.
Survivors include: his wife, Un-
Carl Tr .* ' ° Step-sons,C^l Troutman of Stalesville and
Ned Troutman of Arizona; two
FraS^^ of
(with) Moore of Surf Side Beach
S.C.; two brothers, Cecil Michael
o l^lblh. Va.andTJSe1Of China Grove; three sisters
Rub"v Stin'''''''7r.°'" ''^""ville;
Thaai Cooleemee andThelma Hart of Asheville; and
eight step-grandchildren
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Allie Lee Wilkins Reavis, 90, of |
Route 6, Mocksville, died Satur- n
day, March 18, at Davie County
Hospital.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Monday, March 20, at Liberty
Baptist Church, conducted by the
Revs. Marvin Blackburn, E.M.
James and Albert Bracken. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Bom Oct. 13, 1898, in Yadkin
County, Mrs. Reavis was a
daughter of the late George and
Betty Reavis Wilkins. A
homemaker, she was a member of
Liberty Baptist Church.
Her husband, Andrew W.
Reavis, died in 1968.
Survivors include: two daughters
Dorothy Reavis Naylor of Route 6,
Mocksville, and Mary Jane Thar-
ington of Myrtle Beach, S.C.;
three sons, Thomas Roland Reavis
of Yadkinville, O.V. and A. W.
Reavis Jr., both of Route 6,
Mocksville; 15 grandchildren, 22
great grandchildren, and one great-
great grandchild.
Johnie R. Sloan
Mr. Johnie Roger Sloan, 56, of
940 Old Hollow Road, Winston-.
Salem, died at his home Sunday,
March 19.
He was born May 12, 1932, in
Davidson County to LesJter H. and
Mary Friesland Sloan. He spent
most of his life in Forsyth Coun-
,ty. He was retired from R.J.
Reynolds Tobacco Co.' Mr. .Sloan .
served in the U.S. Array during the
Korean Conflirt and. was. of the
Baptist faith. : " , '. • ' ij"
Surviving' are: his wife, 'Mary ^
Davis Sloan,' of the home; two
• daughters, Lynn Cline and Tana.,
• Buchann, both of Winston-Salem;
'• two sons, Van Sloan, Walkertowh
" and Mark Sloani of thehome; his ,
; father and stepmother, Lester H.
and Vivian P.'Sloan, -Winston- '
Salem; two grandchildren; two
sisters, Mrs. Sarahs poby,
- Winston-Salem and Mary Ann
Watkins, Cleraraons; three
i brothers,'*Janies and- Jack • Sloan,
both of Mocksville and Ray Sloan,
Winston-Salem; and several nieces
. and nephews. ' " ' ;
Funeral services were at 1 p.m.
, Wednesday' at Hayworth-Miller
• Silas Creek Chapel by Uie Revs,
i Jerry Bracken and Clyde Phillips.
. Burial was in Gardens of Memory
, in Walkertown."-' .
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J.C. Treece, 69, of 1216 W.
Main St., Locust, died on Satur
day, March 18, at Presbyterian
Hospital in Charlotte.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Tuesday, March 21, at the. First
Baptist Church of Locust, con
ducted by the Rev. Kinney
Wallace. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Building Fund of First Baptist
Church, P.O. Box 154, Locust,
N.C. 28079.
Bom on July 3, 1919, in Stan-
field, Treece was a son of the late
Daniel Alexander and Prudence
Furee Treece. Retired as a foreman
from Cannon Mills Co. after 38
years of service, he was a member
of the First Baptist Church. He was
a U.S. Navy veteran of World War
n.
Survivors include: his wife,
Mildred Morgan Treece; a son,
Ronald Treece of Raleigh; a
daughter, Carolyn Treece Corriher
of Mocksville; four brothers. Lee
Treece of Flint, Mich., Ralph
Treece of Locust, Fred Treece of
Clio, Mich, and Hayle Treece of
Blemont; a sister, Maydelle Tucker
of Oakboro; n and three
grandchildren.
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Mrs. Edna Stewart Young, 94,
daughter of Col. Jacob Stewart and
Fannie Dulin Stewart, formerly of
Mocksville, died Sunday, March
26, at Forsyth Memorial Hospital.
Graveside services were to be
held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, March
29, in Salem Cemetery. A native
of Davie County, Mrs. Young was
a school teacher in the Winston-
Salem/Forsyth County Schools for
40 years. She was a member of the-
First Presbyterian Church in
Winston-Salem.
Surviving are: one grandson; and
one great-grandson.
Memorial contributions may tc
made to the Moravian Home in
Winston-Salem or Davidson
College.
Edwin R. Brenegar Sr. ^
Mr. Edwin Ranier Brenegar Sr.,
94, North Ave., Newport News,
Va., died Friday, March 24, at the
V.A. Hospital, Hampton, Va.
Mr. Brenegar was bom in
Mocksville on Aug. 20, 1894, to
Henon Turner and Bessie Rich
Brenegar. Mr. Brenegar was a long
time resident of Winston-Salem
and was retired from the accoun
ting department of R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co. While living in
Winston-Salem, Mr. Brenegar was
a member of the Twin City Club,
Atdmore United Methodist Church
and the American Legion.
Surviving are: two sons, Mr.
Edwin R. Brenegar Jr., 3450 Pen-
nington Lane and Mr. David R.
Brenegar, Surry, Va.; six grand
children and six great-grand
children.
Graveside services were at 11
a.m. Monday, March 27, at For-
. syth Memorial Park by the Revs.
Burton Rights and Edwin R.
Brenegar III.
In lieu of flowers, memorials
may be made to the charity of the
donor's choice.
Blanche F. Cline /
Mrs. Blanche Evola Freeman
Cline, 64, 1665 Jonestown Rd.,
Winston-Salem, died early Mon
day morning, March 27, at Forsyth
Memorial Hospital, following a
lengthy illness.
She was bom in Davie County
on Jan. 25, 1925, to John R.
Freeman and the late Bessie Cau
dle Freeman.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, Mr. Alvin Nathan Cline,
and a son, Brian E. Cline.
Surviving are: her father, Mr.
John R. Freeman, Kemersville;
two daughters, Mrs. Thomas
(Karen) Crofton, Houston, Texas
and Mrs. Rodney (Sandra) C.
Spear, Winston-Salem; four
sisters, Mrs. Hattie Wood, Farm-
ington, Mrs. Ruby Wall, Winston-
Salem, Mrs. Margaret Freeman,
Kemersville and Mrs. Georgia
Parrish, Kemersville; two
brothers, Mr. John Frank
Freeman, Winston-Salem and Mr.
Raymond Freeman, Kemersville;
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services were to be at 1
p.m. Wednesday, March 29, at
Calvary Baptist Church. Entomb-
n ment was to follow at Westlawn
Gardens of Memory, ;
In lieu of flowers, memorials
may be made to the Children's
' Nursery Fund at Calvary Baptist
Church, 5000 Country Qub Road,
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Bobby G. Sale ^
Bobby George Sale, 56, of Route
13, Faith Road, Salisbury, died at
6:05 a.m. on Friday, March 24, at
Rowan Memorial Hospital. He had
been in declining hedth for nine
years, but death was unexpected.
The funeral was held at 3 p.m.
Sunday, March 26, at Powles
Funeral Home Chapel in Rock
well, conducted by the Rev. R.
Marsden Kitley, pastor of Shijoh
United Methodist Church, Granite
Quarry. Burial was in Brookhill
Memorial Gardens.
Bom on Oct. 20,1932, in Davie
County, Sale was a son of Lillian
Harris Sale of Salisbury and the
late George Sale. Educated in the
Davie County schools and Boyden
High School, he was retired after
26 years from Cone Mill in 1981
as a supervisor in shipping and
receiving. He was a Baptist.
Survivors, in addition to his
mother, include: his wife, Sara
Overcash Sale; two sons, Tony
Scott Sale of Tamarac Shore and
Michael Wayne Sale of the home;
and two brothers, Lonnie C. and
Benny Sale, both of Salisbury.
Faye Anderson Seats
Mrs. Faye Anderson Seats, 61,
of Rt. 4, Yadkinville, died at 1:11
p.m. Friday, March 24, at Hoots
Memorial Hospital.
She was bom in Davie County
to John and Minnie Reavis Ander
son. She was a member of Hunt-
sville Baptist Church and was
retired from Hanes Hosiery. She
was married to Franklin Kelly
Seats, who died Oct. 29, 1985.
Surviving are: one daughter,
Mrs. Teresa Seats Wood, Yadkin
ville; one son, Ronnie Franklin
Seats, Yadkinville; three sisters,
Mrs. Lucille Anderson White, Ad-
vance, Mrs. Thelma Anderson
Bamhard, West Bend, Ind. and
Mrs. Loreen Anderson Frye,
Williston, Fla.; and two brothers,
George Curtis Anderson and John
Burley Anderson, both of
Mocksville.
Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
Monday, March 27, at Huntsville
Baptist Church by the Rev. David
Anderson. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Rev. William A. Poole
The Rev. William Augustus
Poole, 68,2822 Windy Crossing,
Winston-Salem, died Thursday,
March 23, at Baptist Hospital.
He was born in Dunn to James
Augustus and Dora Hodges Poole.
He spent his early life in Dunn and
graduated from Wake Forest
University and the Southern
Theological Seminary, Louisville,
Ky. Prior to moving to Winston?
Salem in 1960, he pastored the
First Baptist Church in Burgaw and
Graham. He was director of the
Baptist Retirement Homes of North
Carolina from 1960 until his retire
ment in 1984. He was a member
of College Park Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife, Kate
Teague Poole, of the home; and
three sons, William A. Poole Jr.,
Mocksville, Robert M. Poole, Arl
ington, Va., and J. Barry Poole,
Greensboro. He was preceded in
death by a son, John Allen Poole
in 1953.
Funeral services were held
Saturday, March 25, at College
Park Baptist Church with Dr.
Charles Awards, Rev. Foy Mar
tin and Rev. Mark Harris of
ficiating. Burial was in Forsyth
Memorial Park.
The family requests that
memorials be made to the Baptist
Retirement Homes of North
Carolina, 2900 Reynolds Park Rd.,
Winston-Salem, N.C. 27107.
Jay Lee Roseboro
Mr. Jay Lee Roseboro, 51, of
Edgemere, N.Y., died in that city
Tuesday, March 21.
He was a native of Iredell Coun
ty, and was employed as a con
struction worker in New York
where he had resided for the past
several years.
He is survived by: his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Roseboro of
Route 12, Statesville; a son,
William Lee Roseboro, of the
home; two sisters, Mrs. Hazel
Rosby of Harmony and Mrs.
Marion Hampton of Far Rocka-
way, N.Y.; and one aunt, Mrs.
Nora Eaton of Mocksville.
Funeral services were held
Saturday, March 25, at 2 p.m. at
Chestnut Grove Baptist Church in
Iredell County with Rev. Charles
J. Ferguson officiating. Burial
followed in the church cemetery.
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Henry Ford Stanley
Mr. Henry Ford Stanley, 65,
108 W. Church St., Joiicsville,
died at Hugh Chatham Memorial
Hospital Saturday, March 25, at
5:50 p.m. after a long illness.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Monday, March 27, at Alexander-
Church-Kcnnedy Funeral Home
Chapel by the Revs. Woodrow
Wishon and Charlie Pardue. Burial
was in Sholey Branch Baptist
Church cemetery.
Mr. Stanley was bom in Wilkes
County Jan. 8, 1924. to Tom and
Emma White Stanley. He was
retired from Elkin Furniture Co.
He was of the Baptist faith.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs.
Bessie Hemric Stanley, of the
home; one son. Henry Lee Stanley,
Advance; one stepdaughter, Mrs.
Hazel Cochrane, State Road; six
grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.
Lucy Craven, Lake Norman and
Mrs. Versie Pardue, Win-ston-
Salem; and two brothers, Tom
Stanley, CIcmmons and Jessie
Stanley. Winston-Saleni.
Roy C. Trimiar
Mr. Roy Cleveland Trimiar. 88,
of Jerusalem Avenue, Cooleemee,
died at his home Thursday, March
23, after a lengthy illness.
He was born Jan. 25. 1901, in
Georgia, and had lived in
Cooleemee most of his life.
Trimiar was a son of the late Jim
and Ida Mac Turke Trimiar. A
retired employee of Erwin Cotton
Mills, he had also been employed
at Cannon Mills Co. and Rose's
Department Store in Salisbury.
He was a member of Ervin Tem
ple CME Church and a U.S. Ar
my veteran of World War II.
He is .survived by: his wife. Mrs.
I-ola Bell Trimiar of the home; and
one brother, Carlion Trimiar of
East Spencer.
William 'Bill' Shoaf
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March 23.^ at \N||Pv?
his home after I
heingindeclin- ]ing health for ')//^^
several years //j
and seriously ill J (
for the past six
months.
Funeral services were held in
Eaton s Funeral Chapel at 2 p.m
Sunday, March 26. Burial was in
Legion Memorial Park Cemetery.
The Rev. Kenneth Pollock, pastor
1 PresbyterianChurch, officiated.
The family requests that
memorials be considered for the
Hospice. P.O. Box
bb-'i. Mocksville. N.C. 27028 or
Ch,. h Presbyterianr-nurch. Cooleemee, N.C. 27014 '
born April 12*^22, ,n Davie County to the late
Wdlier Scott and Bessie Nail Slinaf
and was retired fr,,,,, the Davie
County Water Sy.sieni and Burl-
mgtnn Industries. He attended
C»lce,„cc School and seed in
U.S. Navy as a veteran of
He was a memberof the VFWand American Legion
in the Cooleemee Post. Mr. Shoaf
wa.s an avid baseball player and
go^er and had played third base
and was the manager of the
Cooleemee "Cools" in the Yadkin
Valley League in the late 40s and
He was orihcPre.sbyicrian faith 'Survivors include: his wife
Dorothy "Dot" Barney Shoaf. ofhe home; one sister. Mrs. Arnold(Dons) Garwood of Cooleemee-
InH M Hubert Shoafand Mr. Homer J. Shoaf, both of
Cooleemee and Mr. Fred Shoaf of
i routman; and several nieces and
nephews.
'' Zander Ingram
Zander Ingram, 39, of 268 Milling Road, Apartment l-D,
Mocksville, died on Friday, March
24, in Forsyth Memorial Hospital
following a brief illne.ss.
A wake was held in Erwin on
Tuc.sday, March 28, and the
funeral was in Erwin on
Wednesday.
Bom on March 7, 1950, in Ben-
netisville, S.C.. Ingram was the
son of William and Charity Davis
Ingram of Erwin, N.C. He was a
Veteran of the U.S. Army and was
employed by the Department of
Transportation in Mocksville.
Survivors include his parents; a
son, Barry O. Ingram, who is sta
tioned in Germany of the U.S. Ar
my; a brother, George Ingram of
Erwin; two sisters, Willie M.
Trucsdale of Patterson, N.J.; and
Lauretta Ingrain of Erwin; and a
grandmother.
Nora Graham McKenzie
Mrs. Nora Graham McKenzie,
52, of Newark, N.J., died in that
city Friday, March 17. following
a short illness.
She was a native of Calawba
County, and had lived in New
Jersey for the past 30 years.
She is .survived by: her father,
Mr. Wilbur Graham of Maiden;
five sons, John. Phillip. Ronnie.
Charles, and Landis McKenzie, all
of Newark, N.J.; three daughters,
Mrs. Louvenia M. Claude, Mrs.
Judy M. Baylor, and Diana
McKenzie, all of Newark. N.J.;
two brothers. Nelson Graham of
Mocksville, and Grady Graham of
Sherrills Ford; and six
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Fri-
March 24. at 4 p.m. at
Maiden Chiipel Baptist Church in
Maiden. The Rev. Jason Scott of
ficiated. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
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'? Mrs. Nancy Elizabeth "Nannie"
>1^ompson Linville, 82, of Route
;j5, Mocksville, died Sunday after-
>noon, April 2, at Guardian Care of
^Elkin following a long illness.
-' She was bom in Davidson Coun-
■^ty. May 26,1906, to William and
rFanny Plot Thompson. She was a
>member of Mount Olive United
>Methodist Church.
? She was preceded in death by her^stepmother, Martha Wood
'Thompson.
* • She was married to James R.
•Linville, who died in January,
•1961.
2; Surviving are: three sons, Hugh
-and Frank Linville, both of Route3, Mocksville and Glenn Linville,^oute 1, Boonville; one half-sister,^llen Keaton of Route 5, Mocks-
•ville; nine grandchildren and nine
-great-grandchildren.^ Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
^Tuesday, April 4, at Mount OliveXlnited Methodist Church by the
•Revs. Jesse Tart and David
Sprinkle and Brother Jeny Wright,^urial followed in the church
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WALLACE — Paul C. Nanney,
78, of Route 3, died Tuesday,
March 28, at Pender Memorial
Hospital in Burgaw following a
lengthy illness.
The funeral was held Thursday,
March 30, in the Padgett Funeral
, Chapel in Wallace. Graveside ser
vices were held that afternoon at
Forsyth Memorial Park in
Winston-Salem.
Survivors include his wife,
Carnell Raynor Norris Nanney of
, the home; two daughters, BobbieCharest of MocksvSle and Phyllis
Tew of Wilmington; two sons,
Donald Nanney of Winston-Salem
and Charles Nanney of Charlotte;
two stepdaughters, Celia Barnes of
Charleston, W.Va., and AnnisWeeks of Pittsbiirg, Pa; three
sisters, Mildred Campfield of Rock
Hill, S.C., Winona Beal of
Charlotte and Marie Ledbetter of
Mount Holly; 12 grandchildren; ;:
and eight great-grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to the
Wallace Lions Club, P.O. Box
601, Wallace, N.C. 28466.
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Swannie Bailey Lagle, 78, of
Route 4, Mocksville, died on Mon
day, April 10, at Rowan Memorial
Hospital after being in declining
health for two years and seriously
ill for four weeks.
The funeral was to be at 2 p.m.
Wednesday at Eaton's Funeral
Home Chapel, conducted by the
Rev. Darrell Cox. Burial was to be
- in Rose Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the
Building Fund of Trinity Baptist
Church, Route 4, Mocksville,
N.C. 27028.
Born on July 24, 1910, in Davie
^ County, Mrs. Lagle was a daughter
'• of the late June and Annie Forrest
- Bailey. Retired from Burlington
Mills, she and her husband had
operated a grocery store for several
• years.
n She was a member of Trinity
' Baptist Church and the Faith Bible
n class.
Survivors include her husband,
Willie C. "Ted" Lagle; a son.
Homer Lee Lagle of Route 4; a
; .sister, Mattie Sue Nelson of Route
*4; three grandchildren; four great-
grandchildren; and two
1 step-great-grandchildren. '
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Sanford A. Woodruff
Sanford Alexander Wocxlruff,
73, orBalfour Avenue, Claymont,
Pa., formerly of Mocksville, died
Tuesday, April 4, at Crozer
Hospital in Chester, Pa., after be
ing in declining health for three
year.s and seriously ill for two
months.
The funeral was held at 11 a.m.
Saturday, April 8, at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel, conducted
by the Rev. Leland Richardson.
Burial was in Rose Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Cancer Re.search, I5I0-B Martin
St.. Win.ston-Salcm, N.C. 27103.
Born in McK'ksville on July 26,
1915, Woodruff was a son of the
late Charlie Gaither and Ella Mae
McMahon Woodruff. A retired
switcher with the Reading Railroad
in Philadelphia, Pa., with 40years
of service, he attended N.C. State
College. He was a former member
of the Mocksville First
Pre.sbyterian Church.
His wife. Hazel Spry Woodruff,
of Cooleemee, died on July 8,
1985.
Survivors include: two
daughters, Phyllis Winterberg of
Vero Beach, Fla. and Linda Mar-
chione of West Pittsburg, Calif.;
a .son, Sanford A. Woodruff Jr. of
Wilmington, Del.; four grand
children; two great-grandchildren;
five sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Patter-
.son of Taylorsville, Mrs. Jane
Dwiggins of Winston-Salem, and
Sadie Taylor, Eleanor Frye and
Mildred Cherryholmes, all of
Mocksville; two brothers, Tom
Bailey Woodruff and Charles W.
Woodruff, both of Mocksville.
Pelzo 'Pete' Miller Sr.
• Mr. Pelzo "Pete" Miller Sr.,
• 57, of Route 7, Mocksville, died
; at his home Sunday, April 9, after
• an extended illness.
• Funeral services were at 4 p.m.
.Tuesday, April 11, at Eaton's
; Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Ted
; Tuggle. Burial was in Richmond
; Hill Baptist Church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
; Hospice of Davie County.
Mr. Miller was bom in Yadkin
County to Powell Miller. He was
employed by Globe Enterprises as
a foreman. He was a veteran of the •
: Korean War and was of the Bap-
'tist faith.
j; Surviving are his wife, Ora Mae .
•Sain Miller; five daughters, Lyn-
|da Ledford, Rachel Zimmerman
.and Angie Cope, all of Advance,
•Stephanie Miller and Christy "
•Miller, both of Mocksville; three
"sons, Pelzo Miller Jr., Greg Miller
;and Rodney Miller, all of
|Mocksville; one sister, Luray
.Miller Shoffner, Rotue 6,
iMocksville; three brothers, Bili
'Miller, East Bend, Randy Miller
and Mike Miller, both of
^Mocksville ; and ' eight
igrandchildren.
W.C. 'Blip Park Sr.
Mr. W.C. "Bill" Park Sr., 70,
of 1035 Vienna Forest Dr., Pfaff-
town, died Tuesday, April 4, at
Forsyth Memorial Hospital.
He was born on Oct. 29, 1918,
in Washington, D.C., to A.D. and
Lois Connelly Park. He spent most
of his life in Winston-Salem. He
was with R.J. Reynolds Tobacco
Co. for 36 years, before retiring as
a chief design engineer. He was a
graduate of R.J. Reynolds High
School and Clcmmons University.
He was a member of the Profes
sional Engineers of North
Carolina, the Knights of Pythia and
was an active member of Trinity
Moravian Church. He served on
several provincial committees of
I the Moravian Church.
He is survived by his wife,
Mildred Butner Park, of the home;
two daughters, Mrs. Martha P.
Marshall, Advance and Ms. Jean
Kingery, Winston-Salem; one son,
W.C. Park Jr., Winston-Salem; six
grandchildren; and one sister, Mrs.
W.R. Compton, Pinehurst.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Saturday, April 8, at Trinity Mora
vian Church by the Rev. Batiy
Vernon, Dr. Henry May and the
Rev. John Befiis with burial in the
Moravian Graveyard.
Memorials may be made to the
Moravian Home Endowment Fund
or to Trinity Moravian Church.
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, April 20, 1989-
V ,Harvey G. Barnes
: Mr. Harvey Green Barnes, 67,
of Route 2, Advance, died
:;Wednesday, April 12, at his home
; after being in declining health.
Funeral services were at 4 p.m.
Friday. April 14, at Baileys Chapel
United Methodist Church by the
• Revs. Mark Denton and Tony Jor
dan. Burial was In the church
cemetery.
Mr. Barnes was born on Dec. 9,
• 1921, in Davie County and was a
farmer. He was a veteran of World
n War 11 and was a member of
'Baileys Chapel United Methodist
; Church.
•: Surviving are: his wife, Mrs.
Nina Jean Howard Barnes, of the
home; five daughters, Mrs. Eugene
(Brenda) Hunter, Mrs. Ronald
.(Sue) Webb and Mrs. Lawrence
.(Linda) Potts, all of Mocksville,
Mrs. John (Venita) Caudiil, Ad-
..vance and Rita Barnes, of the
home; three sisters; five brothers
and three grandchildren.
Charlie F. Bariihardt
Charlie Frank Bamhardt, 78, of
Route 2, Advance, died Tuesday
afternoon, April 11,. at Davie
County Hospital.
- Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Thursday. April 13, at Fork Bap^
tist Church by the Rev. Gordon
Joyner. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
. The family asks that memorials
be considered for Fork Baptist
Church.
; He was a member of Fork Bap-
list Church and was a retired
farmer. He was born in Davie
County, son of the late James C.
hnd Bessie Hendrix Bamhardt.
: He is survived by his wife, Mary
Kemp Helms Bamhardt, of the
home; one son, Don Bamhardt, of
Route 5, Lexington; three grand-
thildren; two great-grandchildren;
fi ve sisters, Mrs. Geneva Sheek,
Mocksville; Mrs. Annie Foster and
Mrs. Pauline Shank, both of Route
2, Advance, Mrs. Mabel Allen,
Route 2, Mocksville and Mrs.
.Wilma Smith, Route 3, Mocks-
yille; and one brother, James Bar-
n .nhardt of Route 2, Mocksville.
.Rebecca C. 'Bebe'Benson
• Mrs. Rebecca C. "Bebe" Ben
son, 73, of 645 N.W. Boulevard,
Winston-Salem, died on Saturday,
April 15, at Forsyth Memorial
Ho.spital, after a brief illness.
; She was born on April 6, 1916,
to the late John H. and Roxie
Dillard Connor. She was a lifelong
resident of Winston-Salem, attended local public schools, and was a
retired employee of the Union
SupermarllEt. Mrs. Benson was a
member of New Bethel Baptist
Church, where she served as chair
man of the nurses board, mis
sionary group No. 3, the spiritual
choir and secretaiy of the Sunday
School Class No. 2.
• She was a member of the
Magnolia Chapter No. 128 Order
of the Eastern Star and was a
member of the 17th Street Flower
Club.
^ Survivors are: her husband of 54
years, Mr. John H. Benson Sr. of
the home; five daughters, Mrs
Mary Jordan, Mrs. Margretta Key
and Mrs. Roxie Benson, all of
Wmiuii-Salem, Mrs. Alice Lind-
say and Mrs. Queen Brown, both
John H. Benson Jr. and George W
Benson, both of Rialto, Calif, Ed
win B. Benson, Claremont, Calif
Leroy Benson, Mocksville- 27
grandchildren; and u
great-grandchildren.Funeral services were to be
Wednesday, April 19, at 2 p.m. atNew Bethel Baptist Church withur. Jerry Drayton officiating
Billy Eugene Broadway
Billy Eugene Broadway, 46, of
Route 4, Cheriy Hill Road, died
Tuesday morning at his home.
Death was attributed to natural
cau.ses.
Funeral services were schedul
ed for 2 p.m. Thursday at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel by the Elder
Eugene Bennett. Burial will be in
the No Creek Baptist cemetery.
Family was scheduled to receive
friends from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday
night at Eaton's funeral home.
Broadway was born May 17,
1942, in Davie County to Ruby
Gales and the late John "Bud"
William Broadway. He was
employed at the meat department
of Food Lion. He was formerly
employed at Myers Crossroads
Grocery in Salisbury.
Surviving in addition to his
mother include one daughter, Wen
dy Broadway, of Route 9,
Salisbury; one stepson, Donnie
Thomason, Route 7, Mocksville;
one granddaughter; three step-
grandchildren; five sisters, Patsy
Lyerly, Route 1, Mocksville,
Becky Lashmit, of Lexington,
Mary Gregory, Route 4,
Mocksville, Ethel Dochery, of
Wilkesboro, Hazel Waugh, of
Claremont; two brothers, William
Broadway, Route 4, Mocksville,
and Arnold Broadway, of Route 7,
Mocksville.
Bernice Mclver Cline
Mrs. Bernice Mclver Cline, 72,
of East 1 Street, Newton, died Sun
day, April 16. n
She w^ born October 25,1916,
in Forsyth County to the late James
Hampton and Bernice Wilson
Mclver. She was a graduate of
Salem College and taught social
studies and English at Newton-
Conover High School from 1937
to 1977 when she retired.
Surviving are: her husband,
Charles C. Cline; one daughter,
Mrs. Ronald (Helen) Gantt, from
Mocksville; one brother, James
Mclver of Lake j..ekson, Tex.; and
two grandehildr. n.
Funeral servic s were to be held
at 4 p.m. Wednesday, April 19, at
First Presbyterian Church In
Newton. Burial was to follow in
Eastview Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to First
Presbyterian Church, 630 N. Main
Ave., Newton, N.C. 28658.
Willis Reynolds Funeral Home
was in charge of arrangements.
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, April 20, 1989-
Charles Seabon Cornatzer
Mr. Charles Seabon Cornatzer,
56, of Route 4, Advance, died
Saturday, April 15, at Forsyth
Hospital.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Tuesday, April 18, at Eaton's
Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Tony
Jordan. Burial was in Bixby
Presbyterian Church cemetery.
The family requests memorials
be made to Bixby Presbyterian
Church, Route 2, Advance, N.C.
27006.
Mr. Cornatzer was born May 6,
1932, in Davic County to Delia
Barney Cornatzer and the late Rom
Cornatzer. He was a member of
Bixby Presbyterian Church. He
was involved In farming and con
struction work.
Surviving, in addition to his
mother, are: his wife, Peggy
Wilson Cornatzer, of the home;
one daughter, Kristan Lee Cor
natzer, of the home; one step
daughter, Tanya Stewart Sykes,
Kansas City, Kan.; one son-in-law,
Allen J. Sykes, Kansas City, Kan.;
two grandsons, Jordan Sykes and
Ruffin Sykes; two sisters, Betty
Cornatzer and Pat Chaffin, both of
Advance; and one brother, Albert
Cornatzer, Advance.
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Pearl B. Rollins
Mrs. Pearl Baker Rollins, 83, of
Route 6, Mocksville, died Tuesday
afternoon, April II, at Baptist
Hospital after being in declining
health for two months.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Friday, April 14, at Chestnut
Grove United Methodist Church by
the Revs. Kathy Tart, Chip Webb
and James Reeves. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Mrs. Rollins was born in Davic
County to the late Robert and Nan
cy Hendren Baker and was a
homemaker and a quilter. She was
a member of Chestnut Grove
United Methodist Church, where
she was active in all phases of
church service.
Surviving are: her husband of 59
years, Glenn Rollins, of the home;
one daughter, Mrs. Nancy R.
Wilson, Yadkinville; two sons,
Harold and Denny Rollins, both of
Mocksvile; three grandchildren;
two great-granddaughters; one
sister, Mrs. Ruth Flynt, Winston-
Salem and one brother, Raleigh
Baker, New York.
She was preceded in death by
seven brothers and two sisters.
Lucille S. Pratt
Mrs. Lucille Stroud Pratt, 72, of
2512 Woodruff Ave., High Point,
died Saturday, April 15, at High
Point Regional Hospital.
She was born July 11,1916, in
Davie County to William P. and
Sallie Godby Stroud. She had liv
ed in High Point for most of her
life and had worked with several
furniture companies in High Point.
She was a member of Montlieu
Avenue United Methodist Church.
On Nov. 20,1938, she was mar
ried to Roy Arthur Pratt, who died
in 1963.
Surviving are: one son, Roy G.
(Sonny) Pratt, Falls Church, Va.;
three sisters, Mrs. Labora Har-
relson, 519 E. Fairfleld Road,
High Point, Mrs. Gladys Seamon
and Mrs. Mae Cartner, both of
Mocksville; one brother, William
Stroud, Mocksville; and one
grandson.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Tuesday, April 18, at Sechrest
Chapel in High Point by the Rev.
Jeff Patterson. Burial was in Floral
Garden Park Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Montlieu Avenue United
Methodist Church.
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, April 20, 1989-
Curley 'Bingo' Studevent
Mr. Curlcy Leslcr "Bingo"
Sludevcni. 52, of ,5713 Chancellor-
viilc Drive. Winston-Salcm, died
early Saliirday morning, April 8,
after a brief illness.
He was born on July 22. 1936,
in Davic County to Lottie and the
late Shericy Studevent. He was
educated in the Davic County
School System and attended
Redland Church of Christ. He was
recently retired from the City of
Winston-Salem.
He is survived by: his wife, Mrs.
Linda Barringer Studevent; two
daughters. Dchra Ebron and Shan
non Studevent; his mother. Lottie
Studevent. Davie County; one
grandson; one stepson. Timothy
Barringer of Winston-Salem; two
brothers. William and Ferry Stude
vent, both of Davie County; three
sisters, Ethel Eccles and Alice
Stcelc. both of Davie County and
Ruth Dalton, Winston-Salem.
Funeral services were at 3:30
p.m. Thursday, April 13, at Carver
Road Church of Chri.st where the
Rev. Clay Cecil officiated with
burial in Piedmont Memorial
Gardens.
James Robert West
James Robert West, 70, of
Michaels Road, Mucksville, died
Friday, April 14, at Davie Coun
ty Hospital.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Monday, April 17, at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel, conducted
by the Revs. Glenn Sellers. E.M.
James and Darryl Cox. Burial was
in St. Matthew's Cemetery in
Davie County.
Born May 1. 1918, in Wilkes
County, he was a son of the late
Bob and Polly West. He w^
retired from the Irwin Mills Co. in
Cooleemee.
Survivors include his wife,
Pauline Truelove West; a daughter,
JoannWhitley of Mock.sville; four
sons. John, Waller L.. James
Robert and Larry Eugene West, all
of Mocksville; a brother, Dewey
We,st of Mocksville; three sisters,
Mamie Lee Barnes, Cordie
Trivette and Katharine Fryc. all of
Mocksville; II grandchildren, and
45 great-grandchildren.
Patricia Ann M. Shores
925 Hardison
viltc, died early * ^3
Sunday morn-
ing, April 16. .j A
at Forsyth \ " 'f
Hospital in ^ >
Winston-Salcm '
after one and a half years of
declining health.
Funeral .services were at 4 p.m.
Tuesday, April 18, at Oak Grove
United Methodist Church by the
Revs. Donald Fundcrburke and
David Jordan. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Shores was born June 1,
1947. in Ashevillc to James W. and
Margaret Hartman Mundy.
Surviving, in addition to her
parents, are: her husband, Billy
Wayne Shores, of the home; one
son, David Wayne Shores, of the
home; four sisters, Mrs. Dennis
(Barbara) Hedrick, Statesville,
Mrs. Johnny (Martha) Lowery,
Mocksville, Mrs. Juno (Juli^
Koontz, Salisbury and Miss
Beatrice Hartman. Rockwell; two
brothers, William (Bill) Mundy,
Mocksville and Wade Hartman.
Califomia; and her maternal grand
father, Jayvan Willett, Old Fort.
Charles Henry Smith Sr.
Charles Henry Smith Sr., 72, of
2807 North Hampton Drive,
Green.sboro. died Tuesday, April
18. at Moses Cone Hospital
following a lengthy illness.
A graveside service was to be
held at 11 a.m. Thursday, April
20, at Fore.st Lawn Cemetery in
Greensboro.
Born June 15, 1916, in
Mocksville. Mr. Smith was a son
of the late James Henry and
Margaret Mcroney Smith. He was
retired from Jones Furs and was a
member of Grace United
Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Grace Smith of the home; a son,
Charles H. Smith Jr. of
Greensboro; a daughter, Carol
Royal of Greensboro; a sister,
Louise Sinathcrs of Deland, Fla.;
and two grandchildren.
Memorials may be mde to the
National Kidney Foundation or to
Grace United Methodist Church in
Greensboro.
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»-DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, April 27, 1989
■/ Vadie D, Wooten
Vadie Denny Wooten, 86, of
Route 1, Woodleaf, died on Thursday, April 20, at Davie CountyHospital in Mocksville after beingin declining health for two years.The funeral was'held at 2 p.m.
Sunday at Eaton's Funeral Home
Chapel in Mocksville, conductedby the Rev. Tom Tuggle. Burialwas in the Dutchman's Creek Bap
tist Church cemetery.
Born on April 2, 1903, in
Yadkin County, Mrs. Wooten was
a daughter of the late Alex and JaneTucker Denny. A homemaker, she
was a member of Dutchman's
Creek Baptist Church.
Her husband, Samuel Wooten,
died in 1984 and two sons,
Clarence P. and Harding H.
Wooten, preceded her in death.
Survivors include; four sons,
Lewis James, Dwight and John
Wesley Wooten, all of Route 7,
Mocksville and William Wooten of
Randleman; a daughter, Mrs. Roy
(Martha) Ward, with whom she
made her home for the past 14
years; three sisters, Bessie Cum-
mings of Hamptonville, Hettie
Messick of New Castle, Ind. and
Viola Wallace of Olin; 10 grand
children; and five great
grandchildren.
Dr. Jay L. Smith Jr.
' Dr. Jay L. Smith Jr., 71, of
Route 4, 69 Mainsail Road,
Salisbury, died at 4:25 a.m. on
Wednesday, April 19, at his home.
Dr. Smith opened his family
practice in February, 1946, in
Spencer and practiced until his
retirement in 1986.
A family memorial service was
conducted by the Rev. Eugene E.
Dean, pastor of Central United
Methodist Church.
Memorials may be made to
Hospice of Rowan County, P.O.
Box 1603, Salisbury, N.C.
28145-1603 or to the charity of the
donor's choice.
Born on Aug. 3, 1917, in
Spencer, Smith was a son of the
late Jay L. and Elizabeth Nimmons
Smith.
On July 1, 1975, he was named
head of the medical team in the
emergency room of Rowan
Memorial Hospital, giving up this
post on Jan. 1, 1979, to resume his
practice in Spencer. In 1973, he
was named a Fellow in the
American Academy of Family
.Physicians. He was also a past
1 president of. the;* Rowan-DavieI Medical Society and had held of-'^fices in other medical groups.
: Survivors ■ include: his wife,
[Gwendolyn O; "Gwyn'' Smith; a
[daughter, Beth S. Palmer of Cohut-
»ta,-^- Ga.; -a'-son,'" Dr."^ David N.
Smith, Salisbury; a sister, Mary
Clark of Linwood; and four
grandchildren.
Cleta H, Baity
Cleta Helena Baity, 89, former
ly of Route 8, Mocksville, died on
April 18 at Autumn Care Con
valescent Center.The funeral was held at 4 p.m.
Thursday, April 20, at Eaton's
Funeral Chapel, conducted by theRev. Jerry Cloninger. Burial was
in Courtney Baptist Church
cemetery.
Born on May 18, 1899, inYadkin County, Miss Baity was a
daughter of the late David H. and
Virginia Hoots Baity. A retired
registered nurse, she had workedin hospitals in New York City. She
was a member of Courtney Bap
tist Church.
Survivors include; a sister,Arlene Baity Ratledge of Route 5,
Mocksville; and several nieces and
nephews.
Howard L. Haneline
Mr. Howard Lanier Haneline,
68, 1643 Mansfield St., Winston-
Salem, died Friday, April 21, at
Forsyth Hospital. .
He was bom in Mocksville Sept.
6, 1920, to Charlie Ray and Em
ma Lanier Haneline. He was
retired from Western Electric after
34 years of service. He served in
the U.S. Coast Guard during
World War 11. He was a member
of Ebert Street Church of Christ.
Surviving are: his wife, Eileen
Cole Haneline, of the home; one
daughter, Mrs. Shirley H. Thomp
son, Winston-Salem; two sons,
Michael R. Haneline anbd Gary D.
Haneline, both of Winston-Salem;
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
Monday, April 24, at Vogler's
Main Street Chapel by Joe
McCollum and Bobby Ketner.
Burial was in Oaklawn Memorial
Gardens.
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Paulette H. Slater
Paulette Holder Slater, 41, of
Route 8, Mocksville, died Sunday
morning, April 23, at Forsyth
Hospital after an extended illness. ,
Mrs. Slater was born in Forsyth 1
County Jan. 20, 1948, to Conrad }
and Amanda Holder. She was a '
member of Yadkin Valley Baptist
Church.
Surviving are her husband,
Daniel Lee Slater, of the home;
two sons, Samuel Lee Slater of the
home and Billy Gray Slater of Ad
vance; her parents, Conrad and
Amanda Holder of Clemmons; two
brothers, Paul Wesley Holder and
Charlie Gray Holder, both of
Clemmons; and her grandmother,
Flossie Holder of Clemmons.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Tuesday, April 25, at Yadkin
Valley Baptist Church by the Rev.
Leon Wood.
The family requests that
memorials be made to Yadkin
Valley Baptist Church Building
Fund.
^ Johnny M. Slaydon
Mr. Johnny Morgan Slaydon,
89, of James Road, Reeds Com
munity, died Wednesday, April 19,
at Spencer Nursing Home.
Mr. Slaydon was born in Surry
County on Oct. 1,1899, to the late
Robert and Samira Callahan
Slaydon. He was a retired farmer
and a Baptist.
Surviving are his wife, Alice
Elizabeth Drauahn Slaydon, of the
home; two sons, James Ralph
Slaydon, Winston-Salem and
Wallace Slaydon, Lexington; six
daughters, Mrs. Ed (Thelma)
Walker, Winston-Salem, Mrs. Joe
(Mary) Amato, Brywn Heights, f
Md., Mrs.- Bertha • Alleni:
Mocksville, Mrs. Maynard (Janie)
Livengood, Tyro, Mrs." Bobby
(Betty) Reich, Arcadia and Mrs.
Lynn (Samira) Wood, Lexington;
. 19 grandchildren; and 16
" great-grandchildren.
•- ; Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
^ Saturday at Vogler's Piedmont
; Chapel by Norman F. Frye with
' burial in Forest Hill Memorial
Park.
Marvin H. McDaniel
Marvin Haynes McDaniel, 64,
■of Powell Road, Woodleaf, died at
12:40 p.m. on April 22 at Rowan
Memorial Hospital after an illness
of one year.
The funeral was held at 4 p.m.
Monday, April 24, at Needmore
Baptist Church, conducted by the
Rev. Ted Miller and Coy Miller.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery.
He was born on May 3, 1924,
in Rowan County to the late
Thomas Jefferson and Ester Smith
McDaniel.
He was a salesman for Jeffrey
Martin, Inc. and attended Need-
more Baptist Church. He was a
veteran in the U.S. Army during
WWII with the 737th Tank Bat-
talian in Europe, earning several
medals.
His fi rst wife, Helen Murdock
McDaniel, and his second wife,
Betty Williams McDaniel, preced
ed him in death.
Survivors include: his wife,
Helen Lowman McDaniel; two
sons, Marvin Carl "Buddy"
McDaniel, and Jeffery Daryl
McDaniel, both of Rowan; two
daughters, Mary Ann Koneig of
Ellsworth, and Donna L.
McDaniel of Woodleaf; a brother.
Bob McDaniel of Salisbury; three
sisters, Margaret Snider of
. Mocksville, Jeanettc Brown of
Route 1, Woodleaf, and Frances
Brown* of Cooleemee; and three
grandchildren.
Marguerite M. Prettyman
Mrs. Marguerite Mitchell Prettyman, 80, formerly of CountryLane Apartments di^ early Tuesday morning, April 25, at ForsythMemorial Hospital in
Winston-Salem.
She was a resident of YadkinNursing Center in Yadkinville and
a former resident of Jacksonville,
• Fla. She resided in Houston,Texas, before moving to Davie
County.. The family was to receive friends
at Eaton's Funeral Home Wednesday evening, April 26, from 7-8.
Burial was to be in Resthaven
Memorial Park in Houston, Texas.
The family requests no flowers and
memorials be made to TheAmerican Lung Association, 112Fayette Street, Winston-Salem,
N.C. 27101.Mrs. Prettyman was born May
18, 1908, in Danville, Va., to the
late Robert Kerr and Mary
Elizabeth Hill Mitchell. She was ahomemaker. She was of theMethodist faith and was active with
the Mocksville Senior Citizens.Her husband, Edwin PumellPrettyman, preceded her in death
in 1976.Survivors include: twodaughters, Mrs. John P. (Pam)Duvall, of Advance, and Ms. Gale'
P. Summers, of Alexandria, Va.;
fi ve grandchildren and one greatgrandchild; two brothers, R.K.
Mitchell of Martinsville, Va., and
William H. Mitchell, Newport
News, Va.
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>Claude M. Boger
Mr. Claude Martin Boger. 71,
:of Route 4, Mocksville, died car-
.ly Monday morning. May I, at his
home. Death wa.s attributed to
natural causes.
Funeral services were to be held
:Wednesday, May 3, in Eaton's
Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Jack
Luther. Burial was to be in Rose
Cemetery with Military Rite.s con
ducted by the District 11 Honor
Guard, Veterans of Foreign Wars.
The family requests that
•memorials be made to the VFW
Post 8719. Advance. N.C. 27006.
Mr. Boger was bom June 10.
1917. in Davie County to the late
George Malcus and Amanda Jane
Dunn Boger and was a retired
carpenter. He was a member of
Bethel United Methodist Church
and during World War li, he was
a veteran of the U.S. Army.
Survivors include: his wife.
Oneta Spry Boger of the home: two
daughters. Mrs. Jerry (Dale) Arr-
inglon of Advance and Mrs.
Harold (Gina) Sander.s of Route I.
Mocksville; two sons. Michael
Boger of South Main Street.
Mocksville. and Ricky Boger of
Route 8. Mocksville; seven grand
children; five sisters, Mary Alice
Fulp of Walkertown. Evelyn
Seamon. Estclle Allen, and Sarah
Jones, all of Mocksville and Mabel
Howard of Advance; and one
brother, Paul Boger of Clemmons.
Dessie S. Cheek
Mrs. De.ssie Scott Cheek, 81, of
5460 Grubbs St.. Winston-Salcm,
died Wednesday evening, April 26.
at her home.
She was born on Feb. 1. 1908,
in Meadows of Dan. Va.. to David
Barlett and Rosetta Light Scoit. She
was a member of Marshall Baptist
Church and was a honicmakcr.
She was preceded iti death by her
husband. James Walter Cheek, in
May, 1987. two sisters. Dcl.sie
Allen and Lona Duncan and four
brothers. Bailey Scott, Taylor
Scott. Vema Scott and Clayton
Scott.
; Mrs. Check is survived by four
sons. J.W. Cheek, Belleville, Ell.,
Caldwell Cheek. Sebastian. Fla..
Avery Lee Cheek. Walkctlown
and Alvin Cheek. Winston-Salem;
seven grandchildren;, two great
grandchildren; and two sisters, ina
Brissenden, Newport News. Va..
and Verona Moscr, Advance.
" Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
Saturday. April 29. at Marshall
Baptist Church by the Rev. Ryland
F. Rock. Burial follow^ at
Crestview Memorial Park.
: In lieu of flowers, the family re
quests memorials to the church.
5739 Old Rural Hall Rd. 27105.
Minnie Lou B. Foster
Mrs. Minnie Lou Crater Browi
Foster. 84. of Route I. Doxwooi
Nurseries. Mocksville, died earl*
Thursday morning, April 27. at he
home after being in declinin]
health.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m
Saturday. April 29. at Eaton':
Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Pau
Riggs. Burial was in Zion Baptis
Church Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to tlu
Chapel Fund of First Baptisi
Church, N. Main St., Mocksville.
Mrs. Fo.ster was born on Jul)
31. 1904. in Yadkin County. She
was the daughter of the late
Augustus Franklin and Roxanne
Whitlock Crater and was a membei
of Mock-sville First Baptist Church.
She wa.s owner and operator ol
Boxwood Nurseries. Mocksville.
She was preceded in death by t
husband, Henry Wilson Brown
who died in 1955 and a husband
Raymond Clav Emstcr. who died it
1977.
Surviving are three daughters
Linnie Crater Brown Oysler
Mascot, Tenn., Peggy Wilsons
Br<iwn Wot)dward, Carthage, anc
Nancy Lou Brown Saflcy. Clem
mons; one son. Wilson Brown,
Clemmons; four stepdaughters,
Edith Brown Boger Rummage,
Carlcnc Brown Foster and Gwyn
Foster Smith, all.of Mocksville and
Dorothy Foster Green, Jack.son-
villc, Fla.: three stepsons. T.W.
(Doc) Brown and Virgil Foster,
both of Mocksville; and Zaro
Foster, Odessa. Texas; 15 grand
children; and 18 great
grandchildren.
Steven B. Peck
Steven Bernard Peck. 27, of
Route I, Woodleaf. died at 1:44
p.m. on Sunday, April 30, at
Rowan Memorial Hospital after
being in declining health for
several months and seriously ill for
a week.
The body remained Monday at
Noble and Kelsey Funeral Home
in Salisbury pending completion of
funeral arrangements.
Born on July 10. 1961, in Iredeil
County, Peck was a son of
Margaret Holland Peck of the
home and the late Charlie Peck.
Educated at West Rowan High
School, he was last employed with
Uniglass of Statesville.
Survivors, in addition to his
mother, include: his paternal
grandmother, Victoria Graham of
Mooresville; maternal grand
mother. Allen Holland of Har
mony; a brother. Ernest Williams
Holland of Mocksville; and a
sister, Barbara Jean Holland of
M(Kksvillc.
Jeffery C. Richardson
Graveside ser^
vices were at 2 p.m. Monday, May
1, at Ro.se Cemetery in Mocksville
by the Rev. Leland Richardson.
Memorials may be made to the
American Heart Association, P.O.
3ox 406, Mocksville, N.C. 27028
or the American Cancer Society,
Davie County Chapter, 1510-B
Martin St., Winslon-Salem, N.C.
27103.
Mr. Richardson was bom Oct.
10, 1968, in Forsyth County to
James C. and Carolyn Sain
Richardson Sr. He graduated from
Davie High School in 1986 and at
tended First Presbyterian Church
in Mocksville. He was employed
with Belts. Inc. of Mocksville.
Surviving, in addition to his
parents, are a sister and brother-
in-law. Jennifer Richardson and
Tracy Outen, Huntersville; his
maternal grandparents, Casper and
Evelyn Sain, Mocksville; his pater
nal grandmother, Alice Keller
Richardson. Mocksville; and his
maternal great-grandfather. Luther
Daton McBride, Winston-Salem.
Mr. Richardson was preceded in
death by his paternal grandfather,
Robert Lincoln Richardson.
Hardy Russ
Funeral arrangements for Hardy
Russ were incomplete Monday.
The body remained at Noble and
Kelsey Funeral Home in Salisbury
pending completion of funeral
plans.
Russ, 56. of Route 4.
Mocksville, died at 11:17 a.m. on
Sunday, April 30. at Charlotte
Memorial Hospital as the result of
injuries sustained in an automobile
accident in Iredcli County on
Saturday.
Bom on April 26, 1933. in Quin-
cy. Fla., Russ was educated in (he
Schools of Quincy and was an
employee of Daniel Construction
Co.
Survivors include: his wife.
Marionette Bowie Russ; a son.
Jerry Russ of Miami. Fla.; and
three sisters, Emma Sherman of
Quincy. Ra., and Mattie and Pearl
Mae Russ. both of Florida.
Austin Francis Shaw
County to the
late Marion Bwjr/; n'•y'
Shaw and
Ccnith Dyson, ix-i/nMT
He was retired from Kewaunce
Scientific Corporation and was also
a farmer. Shaw was in declining
health for one year.
Survivors include: his wife,
: Mamie Lou Beck; one son. Donald
L. Shaw," of Route 6, Mocksville:
three daughters, Mrs. Estelle S.
Alien, of Route 2, Harmony, Mrs.
Elaine S. Beauchamp of Route 2,
Harmony, and Mrs. Bonnie S.
Troutman of Route 3. Troutnian;
two sisters, Mrs. Cornelia Smith
of Route 2. Harmony, Mrs. Alva
S. Salmons of Route 2. Harmony;
10 grandchildren; 15
great-grandchildren.
Four brothers and one sister
preceded him in death: Alfred
Shaw, Glenn Shaw, Hugh Shaw.
Ray Shaw and Mrs. Anna
Ovcrcash.
Funeral .services were held April
30, at Rock Spring Baptist Church
by the Revs. Clivc G. Bell,
Graham Wooten, A.C. Clemens
and C. Doaald Haynes. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
DA VIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, May 4, 1989—
Ernest C. Tiller ^
Mr. Ernest C. Tiller, 96. off piarence Wood
Bridge St.. Eden, died Sund '-^arence VVOOa
April 23. at Morehead Memo'
Hospital.
Funeral services were at 2 p
Tuesday, April 25, at Leaksv
United Methodist Church in Ed
Burial was in Danview Cemete
Mr. Tiller was.a member
Leaksville United Method
Clarence Wood. 76. of 502
Cedar St., Salisbury, died at 8:06
a.m. Friday, April 28, at Rowan
Memorial Hospital. He had been
in declining health for several
years.
Funeral services were held at 2
p.m. Monday, May I, at Noble
Church and an honorary meml and Kelsey Memorial Chapel, con-
of the Board of Stewaids. He w ducted by the Rev. D.S. Houston,
a past master of Leaksville Lod Burial was in the Erwin Temple
No. 136, a past worthy patron CME Church cemetery in
the Eastern Star and a Shriner. I Cooleemee.
was a World War I Army veten Born Sept. 23, 1912, in Com-
and was a retired foreman merce,Ga.,hewasasonofthelate
Fieldcrest Mills. Coleman and Fannie Wood.
Surviving are one son, Paul j.
Tiller, Eden; six daughters, Mrs.
Aubiere T. Leffew, Mrs. Mary T.
Taylor and Mrs. Bessie T.
Hawkins, all of Eden, Mrs.
Claudine T. Land, Mooresville,
Mrs. Alice T. Attaway, Willis,
Va., and Mrs. Jean T. Wilkerson,
Jamestown; two sisters, Mrs.
Frances Hillard, Cooleemee and
Mrs. Ruth Sheafifer, Salisbury; 12
grandchildren and 27 great
grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to
Leaksville United Methodist
Church or a charity of the donor's
choice.
William E. T
Educated in the Davie County
schools, he was a retired employee
of Johnson Concrete. He was a
former member of Erwin Temple
CME Church.
A son, Lambwood Wood, died
in 1975 and a daughter, Nellie
Marie Johnson, died in 1973.
Survivors include: his wife, An
nie Perkins Wood; three sons. Far-
ris Wood of Salisbury, and James
T. and Coleman Wood, both of
Columbus, Ohio; two daughters,
Fannie Ellis of Salisbuiy and Jessie
Wilson of Cooleemee; a brother,
Charlie Wood of Pennsylvania;
and 33 grandchildren.
hompson
Mr. William Edward Thomp
son, 77, of Route 1, Advance, died
at home on Thursday morning,
April 27.
He was bom in Bluefield, Va. to
Charlton C. and Ollie Neel
Thompson. He spent most of his
life in Bluefleld, Va. and moved to
the Advance community in 1964.
He was of the Baptist faith.
He was married on Dec. 12,
1934, to Allie Mae Hudgins, who
survives of the home; two
daughters, Mrs. Wanda Loilin and
Mrs. Judith G. Hutton; four sons,
William C. Thompson, Kenneth C.
Thompson, David J. Thompson
and Bobby A. Thompson, Stuart,
Fla.; 14 grandchildren; 10 great
grandchildren; and two sisters,
Mrs. Grace Devor and Mrs.
Gladys Neal.
Funeral services Were at 2 p.m.
Saturday, April 29, at Vogler's
Clemmons Chapel by the Revs.
Leon Wood and Jerry Bracken.
Burial was in Westlawn Gardens
of Memory.
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Hubert Harold Stokes
Hubert Harold Stokes, 68, of
Route I, Advance, died Monday,
May I. He was a native of Yadkin
County where he was bom on Feb.
22, 1921, to Daniel R. and Grace
Elizabeth (Cheek) Stokes.
Stokes was of the Baptist faith,
and was retired from Bob's Mobile
Homes, where he was a salesman.
Surviving are one daughter,
Mrs,. Pamela Mustin, Kemersville;
two grandchildren, Tracy and
April Mustin, both of Kemersville;
one sister, Mrs. Belva Foster,
Mocksville; two brothers, Olen
Stokes, Winston-Salem and Bob
by Stokes, Advance; several nieces
and nephews.
Funeral services were held at 11
a.m. on Wednesday at Hay worth-
Miller Silas Creek Chapel by the
Rev. Yates Wilkinson. Burial was
in the Green Meadows Baptist
Church Cemetery. Memorials may
be made to the American' Heart
Association.
Johnny M. Slaydon
Mr. Johnny Morgan Slaydon,
89, of James Road, Reeds Com
munity, died Wednesday, April 19,
at Spencer Nursing Home.
Mr. Slaydon was bom in Surty
County on Oct. 1.1899, to the late
Robert and Samira Callahan
Slaydon. He was a retired fanner
and a Baptist.
Surviving are: his wife, Alice
Elizabeth Draughn Slaydon, of the
home; two sons, James Ralph
Slaydon, Winston-Salem and
Wallace Slaydon, Lexington; six
daughters, Mrs. Ed (Thelma)
Walker, Winston-Salem, Mrs. Joe
(Mary) Amato, Brown Heights,^
Md., Mrs. Atley (Bertha) Allen,
Mocksville, Mrs. Maynard (Janie)
Livengood, Tyro, Mrs. Bobby
(Betty) Reich, Arcadia and Mrs.
Lynn (Samira) Wood, Lexington;
19 grandchildren; and 22
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Saturday, April 22, at Vogler's
Piedmont Chapel by Norman F.
Frye with burial in Forest Hill
Memorial Park.
-DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, May II, 1989
/ itVernie W. Anderson
C; • Vemie William Anderson, 84, of
!," Route 3, Yadkinville, died Thurs-
','day. May 4, at Yadkin Nursing
Center in Yadkinville. He had been
:i in declining health for years and
I}vvks in serious condition during the
^ last six weeks.
i- Anderson was born in Wilkes
f'County on Oct.. 27, 1904, to the
j'late Wesley R. Anderson and the
>late Nancy Johnson Anderson. He
fi^was a retired cotton and tobacco
l^farmer.
t- He is survived by his wife Elsie
'^Lorraine Jackson.
Other survivors include two
>sons, Dwight V. Anderson, Route
•^9, Statesville, Wayne R. Anderson,
i;'Route 5, Mocksville; five
"^daughters, Mrs. Dorothy
!Childress, Route 5, Mocksville,
jMrs. Dora Sumner, of Mt. Airy,
1-Mrs. Betty Spillman, Route S,
^^ocksville, Mrs. Margaret Vestal,
'Route 5, Moeksville, and Mrs.
;Ruth A. Johnson, of Route 5,
'.Mocksville; 14 grandchildren and
'eight great-grandchildren.
- Anderson was preceded in death
by four brothers and five sisters.
^ Funeral services were held May
6 at Reavis Funeral Home Chapel
by the Rev. C. Donald Haynes.
J3urial was in the Lewis Baptist
Church Cemetery.
Margaret Ann Barnes
/ Mrs. Margaret Ann Barnes, 58,
of 27 Sunset Terrace Apartments,
Mocksville, died Tuesday, April
25, at Davie County Hospital after
being in-declining health.
- A memorial service was held
Friday, April 28, at the Mocksville
•First United Methodist Church at
:iO a.m., conducted by the Rev. I.
JPonnell Lloyd.
i- Memorials can be made to the
Mocksville First United Methodist
jthurch, N. Main Street,
Mocksville.
i;;Mrs. Barnes was bom June 25,
* / 3930, in Brazil, Ind. She was the
<^|aughter of the late Myron and
•rT «gnes Stutherd Ringo. She was a
''li- bomemaker and a member ofithe
" Mocksville First United Methodist
•v-.. ^urch.
. Survivors include: two sons,
)avid L. Barnes of Mocksville, ,
Jan 'D. Barnes of-Vincennes,
ihd.; and three grandsons.
Glenn H. Gartner
Mr. Glenn H. Cartner, 79, of
2835 Alexander Road, Charlotte,
died at home on Thursday, May 4,
of Alzheimer's disease. He had
been in declining health for more
than a year.
He was born Aug. 28, 1909, in
Davie County to John W. and
Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Martin
Cartner. He was educated in
Mocksville Schools, and was
graduated from Mocksville High
School in 1927. He was graduated
from North Carolina State College
in 1931 with a degree in animal
husbandry. He was a retired
agricultural Extension agent for the
North Carolina Department of
Agriculture.
Mr. Cartner is survived by: his
wife, Anzoletle Roberts Cartner of
the home; one son, John Frank
Cartner of Charlotte; one daughter,
Mrs. Rosser Tilley of Oak Ridge;
three grandchildren; one brother,
Hubert W. Cartner of Winston-
Salem; one sister, Mrs. Elva Davis
of Kannapolis; and several nieces
and nephews. '
He attended Mallard Creek
Presbyterian Church, and was a
member of Bethel United
Methodist Church, Mocksville.
Funeral services were held at
3:30 Sunday afternoon. May 7, at
Mallard Creek Presbyterian
Church. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Minor Louis Smith
Mr. Minor Louis Smith, Route
I, Hamptonville, died Saturday
morning at his home afier being in
declining health for several years.
He was born in Davie County to
the late Thomas and Lula Eaton
Smith and was a member of Cedar
Creek Baptist Church. He was a
retired employee of Maybeny's'
store. • ',
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Vi
vian Smith, of the home; three
; sons, Harold, Alfred and Norman
; Smith; one daughter, Mrs. Shelby
Turner, all of Maryland;' one
brother, 'Mr. Elmer Smith,
Winston-Salem; several grand-
' children and several great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were schedul-
ed for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Plea-
' sant Hill Baptist Church by Rev.
' Walter Tidline, with burial in the
church cemetery..;
'Moliie Mae S. Foster
Mrs. Mollie Mae Stroud Foster,
83, of Route I, Mocksville, died
Saturday, May 6, at Baptist
Hospital following' a lengthy
illness.
Survivors include: one son,
James H. (Buster) Foster, Mount
Holly, N.J.; one daughter, Mrs.
Lucille Wall, Winston-Salem; six
grandchildren; and two
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Tuesday, May 9, at Clarksbury
United Methodist Church in Har
mony. Burial followed in the
church cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the
Cemetery Fund of Clarksbury
United Methodist Church, Rt. 1,
Harmony, N.C. 28634.
Sylvester *Bud' Foster
Sylvester "Bud" Foster, 75, of
103 Coppley St., Lexington, died
at 12:05 a.m. on May 8 at his home
after being in declining health.
The funeral was to be held at 2
p.m. Wednesday, May 10, at
Vogler's Piedmont Funeral Home
Chapel, conducted by the Revs. •
Dr. Darrell Bunce and Ottis
Canupp. Burial was to be in Tur-
rentine Baptist Church cemcteiy in .
Davie County.
Born in Davie County on May
18,1913, Foster was ason of the
late Denny Pink and Cora Bell
Shoaf Foster. A graduate of
Cooleemec High School, he had
retired from Dacotah Mills. He
was a member of Coggins
Memorial Baptist Church.
Survivors include: his wife,
Eunice Cuthrell Foster; a daughter,Mrs. Jack (Angella) Whitehead of
Lexington; three sisters, Mrs. Rob
(Odessa) Penninger of Woodleaf,
Mrs. Jim (Loraine) Bivens of
Salisbury and Mrs. Vernon
(Mildred) Jordan of Lexington;
two grandchildren; and two
great-grandchildren.
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> Mrs. Oris Louise Smith Bright,
72, of Route 4, Beauchamp Road,
Advance, died at Forsyth
Memorial Hospital on Wednesday,
May 3.
- She was the widow of James
William Bright.
She was bom on April 17, 1917,
fn Greenville, S.C., to Thomas and
haisy Duncan Smith. She attend
ed Redland Pentecostal Holiness
Church.
• Surviving are; four sons, Leroy
isright, Inman, S.C., Robert (Bill)
Bright and William Bright, both of
Route 4, Advance and Virgil
Bright, Route 3, Mocksville; nine
grandchildren; one sister, Mrs.
Thelma Beck, Greer, S.C .; and
one brother, Robert Smith, Green
ville, S.C.
- Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Saturday, May 6, at Redland
Pentecostal Holiness Church.
Burial was in the church cemetery.
^ The family requests that
memorials be made to Redland
Pentecostal Holiness Church,
Route 4, Advance 27(X)6.
john D. Campbell
•• The funeral for John Darrell
Campbell was held at 4 p.m.
Thursday, May 4, at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel, conducted
by the Rev. Larry Allen, pastor of
the First Baptist Church of
Cooleemee and the Rev. Alvin
Pope, pastor of Bethel United
Methodist church. Burial was in
Legion Memorial Park in
Cooleemee.
^Campbell, 25, of Route 7,
Mocksville, was dead on arrival in
Ibe emergency room of Davie
County Hospital on May 2.
• Bom on Jan. 23, 1964, in In
dianapolis, Ind., Campbell was
formerly employed at Funder of
Mocksville. He was a graduate of
bavie High School and a member
of the Army National Guard and
Edgewood Baptist Church.
* Survivors, in addition to his
parents, include: his wife, Patricia
Kay Wright Campbell; a daughter.
Tiffany Dawn Campbell of
Mocksville; a son John Darrell
Campbell Jr. of Cooleemee; a
brother, Lonnie Ray Campbell Jr.
of Cooleemee; his maternal grand
mother, Cary Phillips Pratt of
Kingswood, W.Va.; and his pater
nal grandparents, William Preston
and Hattie Campbell of.
"Cooleemee.
Bertha E. Curlee
Mrs. Bertha Edwards Curlee,
68, formerly of N. Railroad St.,
Salisbury, died at 11:45 a.m.
Thursday, May 4, at Meridian
Nursing Center, Salisbuiy. She had
been in declining health for the past
four months and seriously ill for
two weeks.
The funeral was at 3 p.m. Satur
day, May 6, at N. Main St. Bap
tist Church, conducted by Dr.
Ronald Coleman. Burial followed
in City Memorial Park, Salisbury.
Mrs. Curlee was bom May 28,
1920, in Davie County to the late
John Lewis and Gertha Parks Ed
wards. She was educated in Davie
County schools and was retired in
1984 from Carter Chair Co. She
was a member of North Main Bap
tist Church and the Annie Brantley
Sunday school class.
Her husband, Claude Lee
Curlee, died on June 23, 1975.
Surviving are: one son, Tony
Curlee of Mooresville; one
daughter, Mrs. Carol Walls of ^
Route 8, Ellis Cross Road,
Salisbury; one sister, Mrs. Modell
Rumple of Tyro; five grand
children; and seven great
grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to
Hospice of Rowan County, P.O.
Box 1603, Salisbury, N.C.
28145-1603 or to North Main Bap
tist Church, 1501 N. Main St.,
Salisbury, N.C. 28144.
Ruth Snyder Craven
Mrs. Ruth Snyder Craven, 83,
formerly of702 South Main Street,
died Sunday, May 7, at Autumn
Care Convelescent Center.
A graveside service was held at
10 a.m. Wednesday at Rose
Cemetery. The family requests that
memorials be made to Davie Coun
ty Hospital.
Craven was bora in Davie Coun
ty on Oct. 27, 1905, to the late
Henry Baxter and Rena Smith
Snyder and was a retired nurse.
Her husband, Allen Leary Craven,
preceded her in death in 1963.
Surviving are two daughters, n
Carol June Craven and Julia
Craven Howard, both of
Mocksville; one sister, Reba
Wilcox, Mocksville; and five
grandchildren.
Cecil Combs Rouse
Cecil Combs Rouse, 66, of 206
W. 16th St., Kannapolis, died
unexpectedly Sunday, May 7, at
his home.
The funeral was to be held
Wedne,sday, May 10, at Lady's
Funeral Home Chapel in Kan
napolis by the Rev. Don McNair.
Burial was to follow in Rose
Cemetery in Mocksville.
Born April 7, 1923, in Kan
napolis, Rouse was a son of the late
Preston James and Sarah Elizabeth
Haneline Rouse. He was a retired n
mail carrier for Cannon Mills and
a member of the Kannapolis First
Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Florence Helen Eberhardt Rouse;
two sons, Michael P. Rouse and
Gary R. Rouse, both of Wiscon
sin; a brother, J.K. Rouse of Kan
napolis; a sister, Annie Lee
Blackwelder of Kannapolis; and
three grandchildren.
Janet W. Seamon
Janet Wilson Seamon, 50, of
Stevens Mill Road, Matthews, a
Davie County native, died Satur
day, May 6, at Presbyterian
Hospice in Charlotte after being in
declining health for 10 months and
seriously ill for 12 days.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Monday, May 8, at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel, conducted
by Fred Newman and- Jeff
Williams. Burial was in Jericho
Church of Christ cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Presbyterian Hospice, Hawthorne
Lane, Charlotte, N.C. 28207 or to
Cancer Research.
Bora June 2, 1938, in Davie
County, Mrs. Seamon was a
daughter of Clint and Nannie
Barneycastle Wilson of
Mocksville. A homemaker, she
was employed as a secretary for
Statewide Food Brokers. She had
lived in Mecklenburg County for
the past 33 years. She was a
member of Mineral Springs
Church of Christ.
Survivors, in addition to her
parents, include: her husband. Earl
Seamon; two daughters,. Mrs.
Keith (Jan) Coble of Charlotte and
Joy Seamon of the home; a sister,
Lynn Allen of Cleveland; a
brother, Larry Wilson of
Mocksville; and one grandson.
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Dr. Henry Call Sprinkle, 86,
428 Salisbury Street, died Sunday,
May 7, at Fitzgerald Health Care
of the Triad United Methodist
Home in Winston-Salbm.
Memorial services were held
Tuesday at Mocksville First United
Methodist Church by Rev. I. Don
Lloyd and Mr. Mike Jordan.
Sprinkle was bom in Fineville,
on Nov. 20, 1902, to the late
Henry Clay and Annie Van Eaton
Call Sprinkle. He received his
A.B. from Trinity College in 1923,
where he was a member of Phi
Beta Kappa and his A.M. in 1924.
In 1927, he obtained a Bachelor of
Divinity Degree from Yale Univer
sity, as an All is Scholar and in
1929, received his Doctor of
Divinity Degree from Yale
University.
Sprinkle and his wife settled in
Mocksville in 1967. In 1981, the
Sprinkle Preaching Mission was
established at the Mocksville First
United Methodist Church in honor
of Henry and Margaret Sprinkle.
Sprinkle served on the Board of
Trustees of Brevard College. He
was founder and managing editor
of the International Journal of
Philosophy and Religion. He was
past president of Hickory Hill Golf
and Country Club. He was
secretary of the Associates of
Religion. He was a charter member
and president of the Society for
Philosophy of Religion. He was a
member of the Board of Directors
of First Federal Savings and Loan
and was a Rotarian. He was pastor
Emeritus of Mocksville First
United Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife
Margaret Jordan Sprinkle, of Triad
United Methodist Home, Winston-
Salem and several nieces and
nephews.
They have requested that
memorials be considered for
Mocksville First United Methodist
Church, for Brevard College, or
for Duke University.
Lawrence E. Winters
Mr. Lawrence Eugene Winters
62, of Winston-Salem, died Fri'
day. May S. at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital. '
Mr. Winters was born on May
7, 1926, in Winston-Salem to
Nearse K. Winters, and Nora
Holloway Winters. I
Surviving are: four sisters, Jo
Ann Joyce, Memphis, Tenn., Mrs!
lona Disher, Route 3, Mocksville)
Mrs. Ellen Juanita Thomas, King
and Mrs. Betty Spence, Winstoni
Salem; and two brothers, Bobby
Lee Winters, Advance and Ray«
mond Allen Winters)
Winston-Salem. )
Graveside services were at %
p.m. Sunday, May 7, at Crestvie>^
Memorial Park by the Rev. Dan
ny Spence.
B.L. *Bonny' Wood
Bobby Lewis "Bonny" Wood
59, of 3410 Spring Terrace Lane
Charlotte, a Rowan County native
died May 4 at Charlotte Memoria
Hospital.
The funeral was held Tuesday
May 9, at New Shepherd Baptist
Church in Cooleemee, conducted
by the Rev. Lonzo Seegars, pastorj
Burial was in the chur^ cemetery]
Bom June 5, 1929, Wood was
a son of the late Watts and Daisy
Scott Wood. Educated in thQ
Rowan County schools, he was
employed by Martin Mariettg
Corp. of Rock Hill, S.C. He wa$
a member of New Shepherd BapJ
tist Church. j
Survivors include: his wife, 011i4
Wood; a son, Timothy Wood of
Charlotte; four daughters, Evonn$
Fisher of Advance, Norma Mattof
of Statesville, Celeste Halle of
Winston-Salem and Barbara Woo4
of Charlotte; a brother, Jame§'
Springs of Charlotte; two sisters;
Annie Buchanna of Washington;
D.C., and Magalene King of
Salisbury; and 13 grandchildren
3 Laura S. ^Sallie' James
Laura "Sallie" Sheek James, 84,
of 148 Hemlock St., Mocksville,
died Sunday, May 7, at her home.
The funeral was held at 2 pr.m.
Tuesday, May 9, at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel, conducted
by the Revs. Don Lloyd and Bob
by Swaim. Burial was in Smith
Grove United Methodist Church
Cemetery.
Bom Sept. 13, 1904, in Davie
County, Mrs. James was a
daughter of the late George and
Camilla Kimbrough Sheek. A
homemaker, she was a member of
the Mocksville First United
Methodist Church.
Her husband, Clarence B.
James, died in 1986.
Survivors include: two
daughters, Mary Nell James.
Holman and Camilla James, both
of Mocksville; six sons. Duke and
Jimmie James, both of
Waynesville, Henry James of Lex
ington and C.B. Jr., Bailey and
William James, all of Mocksville;
19 grandchildren; and 12
great-grandchildren.
George P. Little
A graveside service for George
Pleasant Little was held at 2 p.m.
Thursday, May 4, at City Memor
ial Park, Salisbury, conducted by
Dr. Wayne Beatty, pastor of
Coburn Memorial United
Methodist Church.
Born on July 20, 1902, in Davie
County, Little was a son of the late
Daniel C. and Sarah Little.
Educated in the Davie County
schools, he was employed as a wat
chman for Goodman Lumber Co.
before his retirement. He was a
member of Cobum Memorial
United Methodist Church.
Survivors include: his wife,
Louise Shives Little, whom he
married on April 10, 1940; five
sons, Daniel C., John W. and
Thomas Little, all of Salisbury,
George W. Little of Faith and Glen
Little of China Grove; two step
sons, Sonny Brown of Spencer and
Jimmy Brown of Asheville; four
daughters, Hallie Albert Little,
Gladys File and Ethel Myers, all
of Salisbury and Dorothy Short of
Faith; a sister, Ann Walker of
Spencer; 14 grandchildren; and
four great-grandchildren.
LitUe, 86, of 728 S. Jackson St.,
Salisbury, died on May 1 at Jo
Lene's Nursing Home after being
in declining health for three years
and seriously ill for two rnonths.
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Frances S. Chappell
Frances Spry Chappell, 67. of
Cooleemee, died on Sunday, May
14, at the N.C. Baptist Hospital in
Winston-Salem after being in
declining health.
The funeral was held at 4 p.m.
on Tuesday, May 16, at Baton's
Funeral Home Chapel in Mocks-
ville, conducted by the Rev. Dar-
rell Cox. Burial was in Legion
Memorial Park.
Born on April 26, 1922, in
Davie County, Mrs. Chappell was
a daughter of Betty Leonard Spry
of Cooleemee and the late Lee
Spry. She was a retired employee
of Erwin Mills and was a Baptist.
Survivors, in addition to her
mother, include: her husband,
James Chappell; a daughter, Kathy
Spry of Cooleemee; a son, Gary
W. Chappell of Route 4,
Mocksville; a sister, Bertie Pickler
of Salisbury; three brothers, James
and Eugene Spry, bodi of Salisbury
and Ervin Spry of Cooleemee; and
six grandchildren.
^ Alfred W. Daywalt
Alfred Wilbum Daywalt, 80, of
35 Davie St., Cooleemee, died on
May 10 at Davie County Hospital
after being in declining health for
several years and seriously ill for
three months.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Friday, May 12, at Eaton's Funeral
Home Chapel in Mocksville, con
ducted by the Rev. D.C. Sullivan.
Burial was in St. Matthew's
Lutheran Church cemetery in
Davie County.
Memorials may be made to the
cemetery fiind of St. Matthew's
Lutheran Church, in care of Sam
Daywalt, Route 1, Mocksville,
N.C. 27028.
Bom in Davie County on July
25,1908, Daywalt was a son of the
late William Thomas and Mollic
Safriet Daywalt. Retired from
Burlington Mills, he was a member
of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church.
His wife, Reba Naomi Byerly
Daywalt, died on Sept. 21, 1983.
Survivors are: a son. Tommy
Daywalt of Cooleemee; a
daughter. Sue Rupon of Lakeland,
Fla.; a brother, Dewey Daywalt of
Meadowbiook Manor, Clemmons;
seven grandchildren; and four
great-grandchildren.
Frederick W. DeBerry
Frederick W. DeBerry, 52, of
3622 Highway 501, Myrtle Beach,
S.C., died Thursday, May 11, at
his home, after an extended illness.
Mr. DeBerry was born in
Raleigh, son of Blanche D.
DeBerry and the late Howell
DeBerry Jr. He was the manager
of the Knights Inn, Myrtle Beach,
S.C. He was a 1959 graduate of
CIcmson University. He was a
former member of the Deacon's
Club at Wake Forest and the
Kiwanis Club in Winston-Salem.
He was the former owner of
Management Recmiters and Nor-
thside Seafood Restaurant, both
located in Winston-Salem.
Surviving are: his wife, Barbara
J. DeBerry, Myrtle Beach; his
mother of Raleigh; three
daughters, Phyllis Smith,
Mocksville, Kimberly Schneider,
Sumter and Dianne DeBerry, Myr
tle'Beach; one brother, Howell
DeBerry 111 of Greensboro; and
three grandchildren.
A memorial service was at 11
a.m. Saturday, May 13, at the
McMillan-Small Funeral Home
Chapel.
Memorials may be made to the
charity of the donor's choice.
Walter A. Doub Sr.
Mr. Walter Austin Doub Sr., 79,
of 4090 Kilmurry Hill Rd., Pfaff-
town, died Tue.sday evening. May
9, at Forsyth Memorial Hospital,
after being in declining health of
two years and seriously ill for one
week.
Mr. Doub was bom on Aug. 11,
1909, in Forsyth County to Walter
Boyd and Bessie Joyner Doub. He
was a lifelong resident of Forsyth
County and was a farmer in the
Doub's Chapel Community. He
was a member of Doub's United
Methodist Church.
He married Mary Ridings in
1935, who survives of the home.
Also surviving are: four
daughters, Mrs. James (Janice)
Rumford, Waukegan, III., Mrs.
Mike (Dianne) Pittnuin. Santee,
Calif.. Mrs. Jerry (Jane) Dy.son,
Pfafftown and Mrs. Dan (Kim)
Schwcit, Mocksville; tw(t sons,
Grady E. Doub and Walter A.
Doub, both of Pfafftown; II
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Funeral iservices were at 11 a.m.
Friday, May 12, at Doub's United
Methodist Church by the Rev,
Hai^ F. Andrews. Burial follow- ; '
ed in the church cemetery.' j
Memorials may be made to
Doub's United Methodist Church .
Cemetery Fund. . •: . n .
Eva Greer Biedsoe
Mrs. Eva Greer Biedsoe, 79, of
! Route 5, died Saturday at Davie
' County Hospital.
< Funeral services were held Tues
day at Blackburn Memorial Taber
nacle by the Rev. Arlie Profitt and
the Rev. Jim Gryder. Burial was
in the Woodard Family Cemetery.-
Biedsoe was bom in Tennessee
to the late James G. and Lucy Bled-
■f soe Greer. Her husband, Boston
I Franklin Biedsoe, preceeded her in
! death in 1986.I Surviving are seven sons, Chet,! Jack, Harold, Ted and Buddy Bled-
.soe, all of Route 5, Mocksville,
Claude Biedsoe, of Todd, and Dar-
rell Biedsoe, of Lansing; three
sisters, Mrs. Jay Robinson, of
Sophia, West Virginia, Mrs. Car
rie Council and Mrs. Paris Osbom,
both of Boone; four brothers,
James and Glenn Greer, both of
Boone, Paul Greer, of Charlotte
and Theodore Greer, of Tampa,
Florida; 20 grandchildren and 29
great-grandchildren.
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Jason Lee Briscoe
Jason Lee Briscoe, 2-month-old
infant son of Donald and Ruth
Waller Briscoe of Route 10,
Salisbury, was dead on arrival in
the emergency room of Rowan
Memorial Hospital on Wednesday,
May 10.
A graveside service was held at
11: a.m. Saturday, May 13, at
Rowan Memorial Park, conducted
by the Rev. Blaine Possinger.
Memorials may be made to Cape'
Fear Regional SIDS, P.O. Box
35477, Fayetteville, N.C. 28303.
Born in Forsyth County on
March 2, 1989, the infant is sur
vived, in addition to his parents,
by a brother, Christopher Briscoe
of the home; his maternal grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Waller
pf;Route 7, Mocksville; paternal
grandparents, Barbara Briscoe of
Sugar Grove, Va., and James
Briscoe of Hamilton, Ohio; mater
nal great-grandmother, Mrs.
.M^lvin (Edith) Waller of Route 7,
Mocksville; paternal great-grandparents, ^na Ross of Ken
tucky and Ruth Roberts of Sugar
Groove, Va.; and matemal great-
■griat-grandmother, Ruth Waller of
Mocksville.
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'Annie Ruth Callahan
:! Annie Ruth Callahan, 77, of
rXainpa, Fla., a former resident of
:,Whi^n-Salem and native of Davie
'.County, died at 6:15 a.m. on Fri-
:ilay. May 12, at Tampa Memorial
hospital. '
A graveside service was held at
*tl p.m. Monday, May 15, at the
'Nwonal Cemetery of Salisbury,
;a)nducted by the Rev. Steve
;Haines, pastor of Milford United
Methodist Church.
Born April 16. 1912, in Davie
County, she was a daughter of the
late Wiley C. and Maggie Barney
Howard.
Her husband, John Anthony
Callahan, preceded her in death.
Survivors include: a sister,
• Verdna Krites of Winston-Salem;
and a number of nieces and
nephews.
Anzoiette R. Gartner
Mrs. Anzoiette Roberts Cartner,
:79, of 2835 Alexander Road,
I.Charlotte, died Tuesday, May 9,
.'at her home.
Her husband, Glenn H. Cartner,
; preceded her in death on May 4.
Mrs. Cartner was born Dec. 3,
1909, in Montgomery, Ala., to the
. late James and Lena Bush Rolrcrts.
She was a teacher in Alabama
prior to her marriage. After com-
; ing to Concord, she worked at the
; Cabarrus County Courthouse.
Later she worked in the court
; system in Charlotte.
;; Mrs. Cartner is .survived by: one
^'son, John Frank Cartner of
^jCharlotte; one daughter, Mrs.
t^osser TUley of Oak Ridge; and
fjthree grandchildren.
. ;Serviceswere held Friday, May
fjl2, at 1 p.m. at Mallard Creek
'iP^byt^rian Church where she
V^as a member. Burial was in the
*church cemetery.
t! Memorials may be made to
'Mallard , Creek Presbyterian
^hurch,; 1600 Mallard Creek
'Road,-'-Charlotte, N.C. 28213.
Stella F, Phelps
Mrs. Stella Elittabeth Foster
Phelps, 87. formerly of 2419
Rosewood Ave., Winston-Salem,
died Tuesday night. May 9, at the
Moravian Home, where she lived
in recent years.
She had been a leader in various
church and civic affairs for many
years.
Born Feb. 26, 1902. in the Ad-
- vance community of Davie Coun
ty. stie was tilt* daughter of Hiram
Lind.say and Sally Markland
Foster. On Nov. 25, 1920. she
married David DcWitt Phelps of
Winston-Salem. He died on May
21. 1973.
Their four children who survive
include: D.D. (Dave) Phelps Jr.,
Vienna, Va., Mrs. Yvonne Marie
Phelps Caldwell and Stephen
Foster Phelps, both of Winston-
Salem and Jon (Jake) Phelps,
Hillsborough.
Mrs. Phelps is also survived by
three sisters, Mrs. Dean Foster
Miller, High Point, and Ms. Jakie
and Ms. Anne Foster, both of
Statesville; 14 grandchildren and
16 great-grandchildren.
For several decades, Mrs.
Phelps was a leader in Ardmore
Moravian Church. Among her
many other activities, she had been
honored by the Order of the
Eastern Star Club of America. She
had also traveled around the state
making public and media ap
pearances on behalf of the North
Carolina Eye and Human Tissue
Bank.
Funeral services were held at 4
p.m. Thursday, May I I, at
Vogier's Main Street Chapel.
Burial followed in the Moravian
Graveyard. Rev. Charles Fishel, •
pastor of Ardmore Moravian
Church, conducted the service.
In lieu of flowers, contributions
may be made to the Moravian
Home, Ardmore Moravian
Church, or the Bryan Center for
Alzheimer's Research at Duke
University.
Josephine E. Hill
Mrs. Josephine Rebecca Ellis
Hill, 82, of Old Bishop Rd.,
Asheville, widow of John Hill,
died Wednesday evening. May 10, .
at the home of her daughter, after
an extended illness.
She was bom in Clemmons, the
daughter of Ira Alexander and Ada
Riddle Ellis. Mrs. Hill was a
graduate- of Greensboro College,
and received her music degree at
Salem College. She taught school
and music in the Forsyth County
School Sy.stem, Buncomb County
and Baltimore County, Md., for 35
years and was a member of Center
Grove Baptist Church.
Surviving are: two daughters,
Mrs. Imogene Norwood, Asheville
and Mrs. Daphne Gillison,
Denver, Colo.; one son. Clay
Beauchamp, Theresa, N.Y.: .seven
grandchildren; nine great
grandchildren and three brothers,
John A. and Ray H. Ellis, both of
Clemmons and James R. Ellis,
Advance.
Funeral services were at 10 a.m.
Saturday, May 13, at Vogier's
Clemmons Chapel by the Revs.
Warren Brannon and Mark Harris
with burial in Center Grove Bap
tist Church Cemetery.
Lonnie E. Nail
Mr. Lonnie Emerson Nail, 93,
formerly of 2038 Elizabeth Ave.,
Winston-Salem, died Friday mor
ning, May 12, at Meadowbrook
Manor.
Funeral services were at 1 p.m.
Sunday, May 14, at Vogier's Main
Street Chapel with burial in Gideon
Grove United Methodist Church,
Stbkesdale.
Mr. Naif was bom in Davie
County on Aug. 4, 1895, to •
William A. and Sarah Massey '<
Nail. He was a graduate of Duke :
University and was a member of -
Centenary United Methodist 1
Church. He was a retired agent
with the Life of Virginia Insurance
Co.
Surviving are: one son, Mr. '
Wayne Emerson Nail, 760 ;
Shellhabour Blvd., Rural Hall.
The family requests that
memorials be made to Centenary '
United Methodist Church.
Delia M. Sharpe
Mrs. Delia Manuel Sharpe, 75,
of Route 2, Harmony, died Mon
day, May 8.
Surviving are: her husband,
James Leonard Sharpe; two
daughters, Mrs. Joanna (Bobby G.)
Mills of Route 2, Harmony, and
Mrs. Sharon (Edgar C.) Troutman,
Route 6, Mocksville; two brothers.
Duke H. Manuel of Union Grove
and William H. Manuel of
Statesville; and two sisters, Mrs.
Nettie M. (Campbell of Harmony
and Mrs. Lettie M. Walker of
Statesville.
Mrs. Sharpe was a member of
Harmony United Methodist
Church, Fannie Harmon Sunday
School Class and the United
Methodist Women.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Thursday, May 11, at Harmony
United Methodist Church by Revs.
Robert M. Harris and Donald L.
Horton. Burial followed in Har
mony Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Har-
inony United Methodist Church
Building Fund, c/o Mrs. Gretna
Feimster, Rt. 1, Box 316, Har
mony, N.C. 28634.
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Jack Bledsoe, 56, of Route 5,
Mocksvilie, died unexpectedly on
Sunday, May 21, at his home.
The funeral was to be held at 11
a.m. Wednesday, May 24, at
Eaton's Funeral Home Chapel,
conducted by the Rev. Jim Gryder.
Burial was to be in Woodaid Fami
ly Cemetery in Todd.
Born Nov. 2, 1932, in Ashe
County, Bledsoe was a son of the
late B.F. and Eva Greer Bledsoe.
He had retired from Gravely Trac
tor Co.
Survivors include: his wife, Ann
Caudle Bledsoe; two daughters,
Kathy Bledsoe Key of Yadkinville
and Tammy Bledsoe of the home;
six brothers, Chet, Buddy, Harold
and Ted Bledsoe, all of
Mocksvilie, Claude Bledsoe of
Todd and Darrell Bledsoe of Lan
sing; and two grandchildren.
Velma Haynes Cozart
Mrs. Velma Haynes Cozart, 85,
of Route 5, Mocksvilie, died at
Forsyth Hospital Saturday, May
20.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Monday, May 22, at Eaton's
Funeral Chapel by the Revs. Don
Loyd and Paul Riggs. Burial was
in Rose Cemetery.
' The family requests memorials
be made to First United Methodist
Church or Blaise Baptist Church.
' Mrs. Cozart was a member of
First United Methodist Chtirch.
She was the daughter of Clarence
and Emma Steelman Haynes. Her
husband, Fassett Cozart, died in
1984.
Surviving are: three daughters,
Betty Jarvis and Nancy Craver,
both ' of Winston-Salem and
[•Margaret Hartman,' Charlotte;
!;three sons, C.H. Cozart, Orlando,
[jPla., Leo and Lester Cozart, both
l-jof Mocksvilie; 18 grandchildren;
i^and 18 great-grandchildren.
Lester C. Scott
Lester Clarence Scott, 55, of
2887 Inca Court, Winston-Salcm,
died on Thursday, May 18, at For
syth Memorial Hospital after be
ing in declining health several
years and seriously ill two weeks.
The funeral was held at 3 p.m.
Sunday, May 21, at Morrison-
Studevent Funeral Home Chapel,
Mocksvilie, conducted by the Rev.
Melyin Peay. Burial was in Main-
ville AME Zion Church cemetery
in Davie County.
Bom on June 29,1933, in Davie
County, Scott was a son of Clorena
Ray Scott of Route 8, Mocksvilie,
and the late John C. Scott. He at
tended Davie County schools and
was retired from Hanes Hosiery
Mill.
In addition to his mother, he is
survived by his wife, Mary Cle
ment Scott; two daughters, Marion
and Shelby Scott, both of Winston-
Salem; five sons, Lester C. Scott
Jr. of Beaufort, S.C., Timothy
Scott of Charleston, S.C., Mark
Scott of the home, ^mond Scott
of Mocksvilie and Larry Scott of
Winston-Salem; three brothers,
John Frank and Willie Eugene
Scott, both of Mocksvilie, and
James Edward Scott of Winston-
Salem; four sisters, Hester Hunter,
Gladys Rose and Margaret Lyons,
all of Mocksvilie, and Valiie Leach
of Winston-Salem; and 14
grandchildren.
porotliy K. Morache
; Mrs. Dorothy Kamper Morache,
74, 3313 Bermuda Village, died at
Forsyth Memorial Hospital on
Thursday evening. May 18.
' She was born in New York City
to Fredrick and Catherine Krupp
Kamper. She had made her home
at Bermuda Village for the past
three years and was a member of
■th^Holy Family Catholic Church,
Clemmons. — •
Surviving are: her husband, Ber
nard Morache, of the home; one
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Kosiba,
Atlanta, Ga.; four grandchildren;
and three great-grandchildren.
Funeral mass was at Holy Fami
ly Catholic Church, Clemmons, at
7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 20, with
Father Cecil Tice ofTiciating.^ Edna Mae Ratledge
Miss Edna Mae Ratledge, 67, of
Route 5, Mocksvilie, died Thurs
day, May 18, at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Sunday, May 21, at Courtney Bap
tist Church by the Rev. Vinson
Young. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
She was bom in Davie County
daughter of Cain Ratledge Sr. and
the late Flora Davis Ratledge.
Surviving are: her father of
Route 5, Mocksvilie; one sister,
Alvona Ratledge Boger, Winston-
Salem; two brothers, A.C.
Ratledge Jr., Route 8, Mocksvilie
and William Ratledge, Pfafftown;
and several nieces and nephews.
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Mrs. Eva Howrd Talbert, 76, of
262 Broad St., Lexington, died
Friday, May 19, at High Point
Regional Hospital in High Point.
Funeral services were held Sun
day, May 21 at the Christ Chapel
United Methodist Church by the
Rev. Raymond J. Hahn. Burial was
in the Forest Hill Memorial Park.
Talbert was bom Feb. 12,1913,
in Davie County to the late Henry
A. and Elizabeth Rouse Howard.
She was a member of Christ
Chapel United Methodist Church
where she was a former Sunday
School teacher. Her husband, Den
nis Minor Talbert, preceeded her
in death in June, 1985.
Survivors include two sons,
Glenn Talbert, of Route 1,
Thomasville; Dennis M. Talbert
Jr., of Bartlett, Tenn.; one sister,
Mrs. Louise Henry, of
Winston-Salem.
In lieu of flowers, memorials
may be made to Christ Chapel
United Methodist Church.
. Philip T.D/ Thonipson
Mr. Philip "P.D." Thompson,
72, of 2550 Weymouth Road,
Winston-Salem, died Saturday,
May 20, at Forsyth Hospital after
two months of declining health.
A native of Winston-Salem, he
was bom to the late Herbert F. and
Bunnie Davis Thomp.son. He was
a manufacturing representative.
Mr. Thompson was a member of
Green Street Methodist Church.
He served during World War II in
the U.S. Navy Seabee's and ship
repair and construction.
Surviving ar: his wife, Betty
Tillou Thomp.son, of the home; one
daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Russell,
Cooleemee; four grandchildren;
One brother, Herbert S. Thompson,
Charlotte; and two sisters, Mrs.
Ethel Pritchard, Hollywood. Fla.,
and Mrs. Elizabeth T. Miller,
Winston-Salem.
Memorial services were at
Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek
Chapel by the Revs. Joel Carter
and William E. Fitzgerald.
Graveside services were at 2
•.p.m. Tuesday, May 23, in Forsyth
i^Memorial Park.
^ iMeniprials may be made to the
' Amei^can Cancer Society. ^ '
Y Merlin L. Wallace
Merlin Luca.s Wallace, 75, of
113 Ross St., China Grove, died
Thursday, May 18, at Rowan
Memorial Hospital. He had been
in declining health four years and
seriou.sly ill three months.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Saturday, May 20, at Northcrest
Chapel of Linn-Honeycutt Funeral
Home in China Grove, conducted
by the Rev. Roy Steed. Burial was
in Greenlawn Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to First
United Methodist Church, P.O.
Box 625, China Grove, N.C.
28023.
Born May 30, 1913, in China
Grove, Wallace was a son of the
late Beasley Lucas and Mary
Raymer Wallace. Educated in the
Rowan County schools, he was a
member of First United Methodist
Church of China Grove. A U.S.
Army veteran of World War II, he
had retired as superintendent of
Cannon Mills, Plant 8.
Survivors include: his wife,
Pauline Deal Wallace; a daughter,
Karen W. Yost of China Grove;
three sisters, Frances Young of
China Grove, Cora Lyerly of
Mocksville and Viola Beauchamp
of Winston-Salem; and one
grandchild.
X Wendall L. Ketchum
, Mr. Wendall Linwood Ketchum,
64, of Advance, died Wediiesdayi
morning. May 17, in Salisbury
Veteran's Hospital following a
lengthy illness.
He was bom in Madison, Maine,
and was a son of the late Clinton
and Lida Hill Ketchum, both
Maine natives.
; He had made his honie in
Kissimmee, Fla., for 25 years
.before moving to North Carolina
ifive years ago and was former
"owner and operator of Ketchum
Grocery before retirement. He was
a U.S. Navy Veteran of World
]War II and the Korean Conflict and
'was a life member of the American
^Legion Post No. 10 in Kissimmee,
;Fla., and a member of the VFW
Post No. 4024 in Mocksville, He
jwas of the Baptist faith.
I Survivors are: his wife, Mrs.
Ruby Elaine Bailey Ketchum; one
daughter. Miss Dianne Ketchum of
iDeLand, Fla.; two sons, Wendall
^Lee Ketchum and Gary Michael■Ketchum, of Kissimmee, Fla.;
three stepdaughters, Mrs. Frances•Phillips, of Kissimmee, Fla., and■Mrs. Mary Devilbiss and Mrs."Bobbie Simmons of St. Cloud,
'Fla.; four stepsons, Keith Sizemore'of Marrietta, Ga., Jim Sizemore of•Clemmons, Jerry Bond of Kissim-
•mee, Fla., and Eldon Sizemore of•Richlands, Va.; one sister, Mrs.^Barbara Butler of Bangor, Maine;
ione brother, Robert Krtchum of^Nordigewock, Maine; eight grand-ichildren; 15 stepgrandcWIdren; and
:nine stepgreat-grandchildren.; Funeral services were Saturday,'.May 20, at 11 a.m. at the Hurst-IScott Funeral Chapel in lUchlands,:Va., with Rev. William Fletcher'officiating. Burial followed in^Grandview Memory Gardens in
'.Bluefleld, Va. Grandsons served as^pallbearers.
: Members of the Barnes-Beavers'•VFW Post No. 7136 of Tazewell,iVa., conducted military graveside
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Roscoe Gilbert Seaford, 77, of
Route 6, Lexington, died Friday,
May 26, at Lexington Memorial
Hospital afier a critical illness of
two weeks.
He was bom in Davie County on
Oct. 27, 1911, to William Dennis
Seaford and Jelia Hudson Seaford.
He was a retired self-employed
carpenter and was a member of
Beck's United Church of Christ.
Surviving are: his wife, Pauline
Beck Seaford, of the home; one
son, Jeffery Seaford, Elkin and two
grandchildren.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Sunday, May 28, at Beck's United
Church of Christ by the Rev. Eric
Disher. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Beck's United Church of Christ.
Addie L. Shoaf
Addie Lconara Shoaf, 70, of
Centerclair Nursing Home,
Salisbury, died on Wednesday,
May 24, at the home.
The funeral was held at 11 a.m.
Friday, May 26, at Midway United
Methodist Church, conducted by
Dr. C.M. Worthy Jr. and the Rev.
Hollis Youngblood. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Bom on Nov. 2,1918, in David
son County, Miss Shoaf was a
daughter of the late John Henry and
Myrtle Craver Shoaf. She was a
member of Midway United
Methodist Church.
Survivors include; three
brothers, the Rev. Fred C. Shoaf
of Farmington, Clyde Shoaf of
Winston-Salem and John Wayne
Shoaf of Churchland; three sisters,
Mrs. David Reid Sink and Mrs.
Van Sink, both of Lexington, and
Mrs. Foy Hege of Gastonia; eight
nieces and nine nephews.
/ 'William R. Byrd
Mr. William Richard Byrd, 69,
•' died at his home Tuesday, May 23,
' after a battle with cancer.
He was born on Nov. 3, 1919,
in Surry County to (Captain) Emlis
n and Jane Hollyfield Byrd. He mov
ed to Winston-Salem in 1955. He
; retired from Western Electric in
; 1980. He was a member of Forsyth
Park Baptist Church, where he was
; active for 25 years. During this
; time he served as a deacon and was
: active with the youth group.
Surviving are: his wife, Louise
. Hudson Byrd, of the home; two
daughters, Mrs. Beckie Byrd
. Mace, Winston-Salem and Carrie
IByrd Chappie, Advance; nine
grandchildren; four great-
. grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Sue
Evans, High Point and a number
n ;of nieces and nephews.
• ; Mmorials may be made to
•Hospice of Winston-Salem.
: Funeral services were at 1 p.m.
Thursday, May 25, at Hay worth-
Miller Silas Creek Chapel by the
Revs. Eugene Sherrill and Hamp
ton Morgan. A graveside service
was at 3 p.m. May 25 at
.Hollywood Cemetery, Elkin.
1^ William A. Camps
; William Alvin Camps, 61, of
8-B Civic Park Apts. died May 29,
kt his home after being in declin-
, ing health for several years,
j ! Bom on Feb. 25, 1928, in
Rowan County, Camps was a son
of Aurelia Kelly Camps of Stan
ford, Conn, and Willie Camps of
bavie County. He was a graduate
of J.C. Price High School and at
tended Johnson C. Smith Univer
sity and Livingstone College,
j ; Last employed by Duke Power
fompany, he was a U.S. Army
and Air Force veteran.
n I Survivors include his wife, Ger
trude Wellington Camps; three
sons, Reginal Camps of El Paso,
Texas, Michael Brian Camps of
Salisbury and William Camps of
Orange Park, Fla.; a stepson, John
Henry Bridgers of Salisbury; and
three grandchildren.
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! 3 Ida Ketner Lowe
• Mrs. Ida Ketner Lowe, 83, of
' |96 Sunset Drive, Rural Hall, died
Sunday, May 21, at Forsyth
. Memorial Hospital.
; She was bom on March 9,1906,
in Lewisville to Lewis and Nannie
Holder Ketner. She lived most of
her life in Forsyth Cotuty. She was
married in 1924 to Darsey A.
l^we, who preceded her in death
in 1970. She was a member of the
l^irst Baptist Church of Stanley-
N^ille. Mrs. Lowe retired in 1968
fi-om Duplan Corp.
i Surviving are: &ree daughters,
Mrs. Joseph O. (Annabel) Kiser,
Germanton, Mrs. Harold J. (Bar
bara) Boyles, King and Mrs. 1.
Eugene (Gerri) Pardue,
Kernersville; one son and
daughter-in-law. Freeman and
Gladys Lowe, Advance; three
grandchildren; and four
great-grandchildren.
; Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
Wednesday, May 24, at Vogler's
Reynolda Road Chapel by the
Revs. Perry J. Hufstetler and Oscar'
Hartman. Burial followed at
Crestview Memorial FUrk.
Herbert L. Meadows Sr.
I Mr. Herbert Leroy Meadows
Sr., 68, of Route 12, Friendship-
Ledford Road, Winston-Salem,
^ied at his home Saturday mora-
mg. May 27.
• He was born Nov. 23, 1920, to
parks 1. and Laura Wilson
Meadows. He had lived in David
son County since.1957. He retired
bi 1986 after 32 years of service
tVith AT&T on Old Lexington
Road. He served in the U.S. Ar
my during World War 11 with the
20th Engineer Division. Mr.
Meadows was a member of AT&T
Pioneers and a retired member of
CWA Union Local No. 3060. He
was of the Baptist faith.
Surviving are: his wife, Minnie
! Adams Meadows, of the home; a
I daughter and son-in-law, Stan and
Sandra M. Dillon, Winston-Salem;
a son and daughter-in-law, Herbert
' and Glenda Meadows Jr., Mocks-
yille; three granddaughters; two
' great-grandchildren; three
• atepgrandchildren; and two
brothers, (^oyte Meadows, Clem-
^pns and Douglas Meadows,
Win'ston-Salem.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Monday, May 29, at Haywurth-
Miller Silas Creek Chapel by the
Rev. Gary Kling. Burial was in
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens with
military graveside services by
District 11 Memorial Honor
Guard, N.C. Veterans of Foreign
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• Mrs. Hazel Reavis Brandon, 68,
or Route 3, Yadkinville, died ear
ly Saturday morning, June 3, at her
home. She was born in Yadkin
County Sept. 9, 1921, to Arzy
Marler and Alma Viola Graves
Reavis. She was a member of
South Oak Ridge Baptist Church.
She was married to Hugh Brandon,
who survives of the home.
Also surviving are: her mother,
of Route 3, Yadkinville; one
daughter, Terre Viola Brandon,
Greensboro; two sisters, Mrs.
Charles (Hilda Grey) SoBey of
Route 5, Mocksville and Mrs.
Locksley (Marie) Hall, Route 3,
Yadkinville; two brothers. George
Thurman Reavis, Bristol, Tenn.,
Lee Roy Reavis, Stanleyville; and
.several nieces and nephews.
• Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Monday, June 5, at South Oak
Ridge Baptist Church by the Rev.
Phil Beavers. Burial followed in
the church cemetery.
^ George M. Cooke Jr.
; Mr. George Manlius Cooke Jr.,
65, of 6477 Mount Pleasant Road
South, Concord, died Tuesday,
May 30, at Caharrus Memorial
Hospital from injuries received in
itn automobile accident.
; The funeral was held Thursday,
June 1, at First Assembly Worship
Center in Concord by the Rev.
Tom Whidden and the Rev. Fen-
ton Jones. Burial followed in the
St. Martin's Lutheran Church
cemetery.
: Mr. Cooke was bom Sept. 22,
i923, in Cabarrus County to the
(ate George Manlius and Lola Mae
kittle Cooke. He was a carpenter,
9 member of First Assembly Wor
ship Center and a veteran of World
yfar n, serving in the U.S. Army..
:^ 'Siirviyors include his wife, Mary
Fuit Cooke; a son, Steve Cooke of
pittsboro; two.daiighters, Marilyii
poOke'Bairiitger of Mount Plea-
^("and Susan Greene of Concord;,
a brother, Ray Cooke'of San
Diego, . Cdif.; six sisters, Jane
joyner, Lucy Troutman and Sally
Troutnran, dl of Concord, Hassle
Tucker* of*'Albemarle, Mildred
Hopeycutt of Locust and Grace
^be of- Mocl^ille; and three
grandchildren.
• Memorials may be made to First
Assembly Worship Center, 150
U.S.' 601, Concord, N.C, 28025.
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Mable M. Hilton
Mrs. Mable Myres Hilton, 74,
of Route 6, Oxford, died Thursday
morning, June 1, at Granville
Medical Center.
She was a native of Davie Coun
ty and a member of Mt. Zion Bap
tist Church.
Funeral services were conducted
at 3 p.m. Sunday, June4, from Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, by the Rev.
Keith Williams. Burial followed m
the church cemetery.
Surviving arc: one daughter,
Mrs. Edith Hilton Whitt of Route
6, Oxford; seven sons, Virgil
Hilton, Thurman Hilton, Melvin
Hilton, Alton E. Hilton, Jamw C-
Hilton, all of Route 6. Oxford,
Atlee C. Hilton of Lillington, and
Harold L. Hilton of Creedmoor;
two sisters, Mrs. Sallie Nivens of
Route 3, Mocksville, Mrs. Nome
Lee Everhart of Winston-Salem;
13 grandchildren; and 8
great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Winston May,
Elbert Parrott, Marion T. Grissom,
Richard Baird. W.B. Jones Jr. and
Charles E. Currin.
Flowers will be accepted or
memorials may be made to the
building fund of Mt. Zion Baptwt
Church, Rt. 1, Oxford. N.C.
27565.
Spencer T. Jones
Mr. Spencer Taylor Jones, 83,
of 6107 Bermuda Village, died at
Forsyth Hospital Saturday morn
ing, June 3.
He was born in Winston-Salem
to Henry Clay and Nannie Craft
Jones. Mr. Jones, who had been
active in the tobacco industry his
entire life, joined Phillip Morris
Co. in Richmond, Va., in 1937. In
1946, he was transferred to Phillip
Morris Co.'s Louisville, Ky.,
operation and in 1955, he was ap
pointed factory manager. Mr.
Jones held this position until 1962,
at which time he was made direc
tor of Louisville operations until
his retirement.
He was a member of Clemmons
United Methodist Church and the
Masonic Lodge in Sarasota, Fla.,
and in Louisville, Ky.
Surviving are: his wife, Virginia
F. Jones, of the home; one son,
Durward S. Jones, Knoxville,
Tenn.; three grandchildren; one
great-grandchild; one sister, Mrs.
Grace Wallace, Edenton, and one
brother, Woodrow Jones of
Winston-Salem.
Funeral services were at 11 a.m.
Monday, June 5, at Clemmons
United Methodist Church Chapel
by the Rev. William H. Osborne
Jr. Buiial was in Forsyth Memorial
Park.
Memorials may be made to tlie
American Heart Association, For-
' syth County Div., 2240 Qoverdale
Ave., Suite 116, Winston-Salem,
N.C. 27103.
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Bryant D. Smith
Mr. Bryant Dolphus Smith, 88,
formerly of 4875 Dock Davis
Road, Winston-Salem, died
Wednesday, May 31, at
Meadowbrook Manor.-
A grave.sidc service was held
Friday, June 2. at Wc.stlawn
Gardens of Memory by Proctor
Cook.
Mr. Smith was born Oct. 18,
1900, in Davie County to Charlie
Monroe and Sally Faircloth Smith.
He was a member of Muddy Creek
Church of Christ, where he serv
ed as a deacon for a number of
years.
Survivors include two daughters,
Mrs. Walter (Virginia) Sidden and
Mrs. W.S. (Louise) Poindexter,
both of Clemmons; two sisters,
Fannie Fryc of Advance and
Lillian Hockaday of Clemmons;
two brothers, Clarence Smith of
Advance and Lester Smith of
Clemmons; five grandchildren;
and five great-grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to
Muddy Creek Church of Christ.
Cyrilla M. Wyrick
Mrs. Cyrilla Ann Myers
Wyrick. 59, of Route 2,
Mooresville, died Thursday, May
25, at her home.
A graveside service was held
Tue.sday, May 30. in the National
Cemetery in Salisbury, conducted
by the Revs. Ron Nichols and
Wade Childers.
Mrs. Wyrick was born Jan. 5,
1930, in Mount Vemon, 111., to the
late Ishmael and Cyrilla A. Begg
Myers. She was a homemaker.
Survivors include: her husband,
Harvey A. Wyrick Sr. of the
home; two sons, Harvey A.
Wyrick Jr. and Raymond Lee
Wyrick, both of Mooresville; one
sister, Jeannie Davis of Normal,
III.; one brother, James Myers of
Palo Alto, Calif.; and one step
sister, Jennie Stevens.
Memorials inay be made to the
American Red Cross, 2425 Park
Road,,Charlotte, N.C. 28203.
^ Sarah H. Durham
* Sarah Elizabeth Hood Durham,
84, of the Moravian Home,,
formerly of North Main Street,
Mocksville, died on Friday, June
2, at Forsyth Memorial Hospital,
Winston-Salem.
? The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Monday, June 5, at Mocksville
First Presbyterian Church, con
ducted by the Rev. Leland
_ Richardson. Burial was_iii_Rose
Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to First
Presbyterian Church, Mocksville, •
N.C. 27028.
Born on Sept. 5, 1904, in
Mecklenburg County, Mrs.
Durham was the daughter of the
late James Watt and Mary
Elizabeth Biggers Hood. She
received a bachelor's degree in
elementary education from
Woman's College, Greensboro,
and was a retired school teacher,
having taught in Wadesboro,
Troutman and Davie County. She
was a member of Mocksville First
Presbyterian Church.
Survivors include: her husband,
John E. Durham Sr. of the Mora
vian Home; one daughter, Nancy
D. Underbill of Sevcrna Park,
Md.; one son, J.E. Durham Jr. of
Long Beach, N.C.; two sisters,
Mrs. Willie White of Matthews
and Mrs. Guthrie Lemmond of
Durham; and two grandchildren.
John F. Grimes Jr.
The funeral for John Franklin
Grimes Jr. was held at 2 p.m.
Saturday, June 3, at Coolcemee
First United Methodist Church
with the Rev. Wade Childers of
ficiating. Burial was in Rowan
Memorial Park in Rowan County
witli military graveside rites con
ducted by the 11th District VFW
Memorial Honor Guard,
Grimes, 68, of 62 Duke St.,
. Coolecmee,-;died on Thursday,
June. 1,- at' the Salisbury' VA
Medical Center^ after being > in
declitting health, '
, William T. Doub
; Mr, William Theodore Doub,
M, 2134 Olivet Church Road,
Winston-Salem, died Saturday
liight, June 3, at Forsyth Hospital.
; Hew was bom Dec. 26, 1904,
iii Winston-Salem to Irvin
Augustus Henry and Harmonia
Rell Doub, He was a graduate of
Guilford College, where he receiv-
^ a master's degree. He taught
^hool in Davie and Forsyth coun
ties for a number of years and was
a member of Olivet Moravian
Church.
• Surviving are: his wife, Mattie
Chappell Tucker Doub, of the
Home; two stepdaughters, Mrsi
James E. (Barbara) Bennett Jr. and
Mrs. Raford F. (Sarah) McCoUem,
both of Winston-Salem; two step
sons, Glenn Tucker of Winston-
Salem and Paul Tucker of Lex
ington; nine grandchildren; 13
great-grandchildren; one great-
great-grandchild; one nephew,
Monroe Dull, Winston-Salem and
five nieces, Eunice Joyner, Pansy
Blackburn, Treva Robbins, Bessie
Conrad and Dorothy Durrin, all of
Winston-Salem.
; Funeral services were held at 2
p.m. Tuesday, June 6, at Vogler's
Reynolda Road Chapel by the
Revs. Don Winters and Alan H.
Barnes. Interment followed in For-
Syth Memorial Park.
: Metnorials may be made to
Olivet'Moravian Church Building
Fund, 2208 Olivet Church Rd.,
Wirtston-Salem, N.C. 27106.
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fGeorge R. 'Anderson.
) George R. Anderson of In-
jdianapolis, Indiana, died June 4 at
tSt. Francis Hospital in Beach
• Gio\c, Indiana.
« Anderson was born in Colum-
^bus, Indiana but lived most of his
;life in Mocksville. He was an in-
^spector with the Cummins Cor-
; poration in Columbus for 26 years
; before he retired in 1977.
He was a member of Mocksville
'United Methodist Church.
; Graveside services were held at
:Garlandbrook Cemetery in Colum-
;busJune7.
! Survivors include one daughter
'Mrs. Janice Stroud of Indianapolis;
'one son, Phillip Anderson of Burl-
.'ington, Kentucky; Anderson's
: mother, Mrs. Mae Anderson of
! Taylorsville, Indiana; two sisters,
IMrs. Catherine Drakgoo of
n Franklinville, Indiana and June
Koomes of Taylorsville, Indiana;
six grandchildren and several
nieces and nephews.
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; John Flave Ferebee
r John Flave Ferebee, 72, of
: Route 1, Mocksville, died Tue^y
l.aRemoon.
: Funeral arrangements, handled
'. by Eaton's of Mocksville, were in-
: complete at press time.
Harold B. Gill
Mr. Harold B. Gill, 87, of
Atlantic City, N.J., died Saturday,
June 10, at Shore Memorial
Hospital following an extended
iflness.
n ' Funeral services will be held Fri
day, June 16, at 12 noon in the
chapel of Morrison-Studevent
Funeral Home. Burial will follow
in the V.A. National Cemetery in
Salisbury, conducted by the Rev.
S.F. Hairston.
■' The family will receive friends
nt the funeral home 30 minutesbefore funeral time. The family
may be contacted at the home of
Uie sister on Route 3, Mocksville. ]
f Mr. Gill was bom March 1,
:1903, in Davie County to the late
jRobert and Fizy Tatum Gill. He .
,worked at an umbrella company iti
{Atlantic CiQr and atterided the Bap-.
tist church there.^' , -i' •B SuiMvors include a sister, Grace'pill Siiooot ofRoute 3, Mocksville;'
gnd several niecM, nephews andpusins. ■ '-v,-.',;:- ' •
Wayne J. Morris
Mr. Wayne J. Morris, 65, of
Route 11, Winston-Salem, died ^
Friday, June 9, at Forsyth
Memorial Hospital.
: He was bom in High Point to
Noah Fletcher and Bessie Lee
Millsap Morris. He was owner and
operator of Wayne's Auto Service
and had served in the U.S. Navy .
during World War U.
- Surviving are: his wife, Mrs.
Louise' Phillips Morris, of the
home; three daughters. Miss Bar
bara (Bobbie) Morris, of the home, i
Mrs. Odean (Rhonda) Whitaker., ;
Kemersville, and Mrs. Bill (Wan
da) Cook, Jonesville; two sisters, ;
Mrs. June (Polly) Duggins, High ,
Point, and Mrs. Kenneth (Mary) i
Hyde, Mocksville; one brother, :
Paul Morris, Kemersville; three
grandchildren; one stepgrandson;
and one stepgreat-grandson.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Sunday at Haywoith-Miller Chapel
by the Revs. Kenneth Hyde and
Danny Hauser. Burial was in
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens.
Vivian Louise Orren .
■ Vivian Louise Orren, 68, of
2122 Laquinta Drive, Advance, ;
died Sunday night at North ;
Carolina Baptist Hospital. Orren "
suffered a heart attack.
■ Survivors include her husband, ;
Stewart Orren, of the home; 13
ehildren, Connie Orren, Danny :
(jrren. Dale Orren, Charlotte Long
and Marie Mitchum, all of
Mocksville; Kathy Rodgers, Lin
da Orren, Danell Orren and Mary
Bowden, all of Roanoke, Virginia;
David and Wayne Orren, of
Dublin, Virginia; Peggy Farmer _of West Virginia; and Margie
Shupe, of Myrtle Beach, South
Carolina.
Orren is survived by one sister
'Helen Stover and one brother,
Bobby Grey, both of Mullias, WestVirginia. She is also survived by
31 grandchildren and 3 great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at 11
a.m. in Princeton, West Virginia.
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Alphonso G. Spillman
Mr. Alphonso "Fonzo" Grant
Spillman, 81, of Route 7,
Mocksvillc, died early- Sunday !
morning, June 11, at Forsyth
Memorial Hospital.
vices were at 2
was in Legion —^^
Memornl Park
in Cooleemcc.
Memorials may be made to First
Baptist Church of Cooleemee,
Marginal Street, Cooleemee, N.C.
27014, or Davie County Heart
Association, P.O. Box 406,
Mocksvillc, N.C. 27028.
Mr. Spillman was born March
16. 1908, in Yadkin County to the
late Robert P. and Lucy Bell
Gough Spillman. He was retired
from Burlington Mills and was a -
member of First Baptist Church of
Cooleemee.
Spillman was known throughout
Cooleemee as being able to make
warts disappear. — •
Surviving arc: his wife, Sallie •
Brown Spillman, of the home;
seven sons. Grant Spillman and :
Clarence Spillman, both of Route i
7, Mocksvillc, Delano, Jo.seph A,,
Richard T. and Roger P. Spillman,
all of Cooleemee, and Keith
Spillman, Route 6, Salisbury; 17
grandchildren, and three
great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a
son. Dock Lewis Spillman.
Cecil H. Robertson
Mr. Cecil Hannings Robertson,
72, of Route 3, Advance, died ear-
n ly Saturday, June 10, at Davie'
County Hospital after being in
declining health.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
Monday, June 12, at Elbaville
United Methodist Church by the ^
Rev. Mark Denton. Burial was in
the church cemetery with military
graveside riles conducted by the
•11th District VFW Memorial
Honor Guard.
Mr. Robertson was bom Jan. 18,
• 1917, in Davie County to the late
• Noah and Genevieve Lyon Robert-
son. He was a member of Elbaville
' United Methodist Church. Mr.
Robertson was a POW in Germany
during World War U. He was a
retired construction worker.
. Surviving are; his wife, Esther
Miller Robertson, of the home; .
three stepdaughters, Shirley '
Myers, Advance, Louise Kite,
Winston-Salem. and Helen Robert
son, Charlotte; one stepson, Mar-
. vin L. Myers, Roanoke, Va.; and
three brothers, William Robertson, .
High Point, Edward Robertson,
Advance, and Virgil Robertson,
Mocksville.
Geraldine "Jud" Smith
Mrs.
Geraldine
"Jud" Nelson
Smith, 61, of
Route 1, Hilton
Road, Ad-
vance, died at
her home early
morn-
June
The body
was taken to Canebreak Freewill
Baptist Church in McDowell
County, W.Va., for services Mon
day afternoon, June 12, at 2 p.m.
Burial was in Heartwell Cemetery. •
The Rev. Raymond Hanes
officiated.
Mrs. Smith was born in
McDowell County, W.Va., to the
late John Thomas and Nina Hess
Nelson. She had been employed
with Maryland Home for Retard
ed Children. She had also been an
employee of Hanes Knitting.
Surviving are: her husband. Bill
, Tucker Smith, of the home; two
daughters, Faye Outlaw, Leland, '
and Nancy Smith, Advance; one
- son, Felix Smith, Maryland; five
grandchildren; three sisters.
Lucille Toney, Berwin, W.Va.,
Alma Smith. Route 1, Advance,
and Ozella Altizer, Falls Creek,
. W.Va.; and two brothers, W.V.
\ Nelson, Maryland, and Ray
n Nelson, W.Va.
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^ yermell K. Frye
i !-Vermeil Kinuner Frye, 70, of
I Fran-Ray Nursing Home, formerly
, of 125 Bingham St., Mocksville,
' died Tuesday, June 13, at Davie
I County Hospital after a period of
declining health.
, The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Friday, June 16, at Eaton's Funeral
Home Chapel. Burial was in Rose
j Cemetery.
Bom Oct. 5, 1918, in Wilkes
County, Mrs. Frye was a daughter
' of the late Martin Luther and Lelia
Octovia Southard Kimmer. A
hbmemaker, she was a member of
1 Mocksville Pentecostal Holiness
I Church.
Her husband, James Frye,
! preceded her in death.
. Survivors include: a foster sister,.
Maiylene Wood of Dobson; a
) brother. Bill Kimmer of
i Mocksville; and several nieces and
nephews.
V Frances G. Ijames
! Frances Gcncvea Ijaines, 73, of
Route 4, Pineridge Road, died June
18 at Broughton Hospital in
Morganton after a period of deciin-
, . Mig health.
T Funeral services were held i
Wednesday at Victory Baptist
Church conducted by Rev. Shelby
Harbour, pastor. Burial was in'
Center United Methodist Church
j ' cemetery.
< . : Memorials may be made to the
building fund of Victory . Baptist
' Church, Cooleemee, N.C. 27014
' or to Gideon's International, P.O. •
I , Box 433, Mocksville, N.C. 27028.
1 1; Born Oct.' 24, 1915 in In- \
; ' (hanapolis/ljames was a daughter *
i: L. jL9f 'the late'sJo|in C. and Hula '
Blalocic she.]was a member of the Victory Bap- i
tist Church.
Survivors include two sisters,
Bertie I. Wood of Goldsboro and
Marie I. Vogler of Salisbuiy; a '
brother, James C. Ijames of]
Cooleemee; and several nieces and
nephews.
■John F, Ferebee
'■ John Flave Ferebee, 72, of
Route 1, Mocksville, died Tues
day, June 13, at Davie County
Hospital.
; The funeral was held at 11 a.m.
Thursday, June 15, at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel, conducted
by the Rev. John Rowe. Burial was
in Center United Methodist Church
cemetery.
- Bom March 31, 1917, in Davie
County, Ferebee was a son of the
late William Flave and Zella Ward
Ferebee. Retired from the N.C.-Division of Highways, he was also
a farmer. He was a member of
Center United Methodist Church.
Survivors include: his wife, Ruth
Rebecca Berrier Ferebee; three
daughters, Barbara Gregory of
Atlanta, Ga., Dianne Baity of
Winston-Salem and Edie Ferebee
-of Mocksville; seven sisters, An-
tiie Lois Simpson of Columbia,
S.C., Katherine Lowdermilk and
Lue Bailey, both of Atlanta, Ga.,
Virginia Harris of Burlington,
Amanda Wilkerson of Mebane,
Maxine Pniett of Greensboro and
Carolyn Holt of Graham; and three
brothers, Thomas Ferebee of
Windemere, Fla., Joseph B.
Ferebee of Charlotte and William
W. Ferebee of Mocksville.
''^Rad Wade Bailey
Rad Wade Bailey, 74, of Route
^ 2, Advance was dead on arrival at
: Davie County Hospital late Mon-
■ day evening. Memorial serviceswill be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at
■ Eaton's Funeral Chapel. The Rev.
Jim Gryder will preside. The fami
ly will receive friends one hour
before the service.
M The family requests that
■ memorials be made to Fork Bap
tist Church Cemetary Fund at
■ Route 3, Mocksville.
Bailey was bom Nov. 24, 1914
in Davie County to the late Dewitt
M. and Mae Livengood Bailey. He
'was retired with 30 years service
with Dixie Fumiture Company in
■Lexington. During World War IIhe was a veteran of the U.S. Navy.
Bailey attended Fork Baptist
Church.
^ Survivors include his wife Era
■Plowman Bailey of the home; three
stepsons, Ellis Hardison of Dob-
son, Wade Hardison of South
Carolina and Bill Hardison of
Fayetteville; two sisters, Mrs. Ar
chie Michael of Lexington, and
Mrs. EloiseDeeseofThomasvUle;
two brothers, H.W. "Burr" Bailey
and Bill B. Bailey, both of Ad
vance; 12 grandchildren, seven
great grandchildren and several
{leices and nephews.
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Melvin'Oren Shutt
Mr. Melvin Oren Shun, 47, of
Huntinglon Beach, Calif., died
N unexpectedly at his home Friday,'
, June 9, of congestive heart failure.
; Memorial services were held
Wednesday, June 14, at King of
Giory Lutheran Church in Foun
tain Valley, Calif., by the Rev.
Harvey A. Anderson, pastor.
Burial was in Inglewood Cemetery.
Mr. Shutt was born May 10,
1942, in Los Angeles to the late
Charlie A. Shutt and Virginia
Tyerrell Shutt. He was an active
member of the King of Glory
Lutheran Church where he held
many ofTices and was a teacher. He
was Scoutmaster for his son's Boy
Scout troop.
His father, Charlie A. Shutt, was
formerly from Advance.
Surviving are: his wife, Kathleen
Althoff Shutt; a son, Jason Adam
Shutt; a daughter, Jennifer Ann
Shutt, of the home; a brother,
Charles E. Shutt of Dallas, Ore.;
and many cousins of North
Carolina including Mrs. Edith
Zimmerman, Mrs. Ruth Collette
and Mrs. Willie Bess Bennett of
Davie County.
Susie Jane Jacobs
I Susie Jane Jacobs, 85, of
Cooleemee, died at Autumn Care
' Nursing Home June 19. She was
bom Oct. 3, 1903 in Robcrson
County to Nancy and Eli Jacobs,
She was married to Benny Jacobs '
who preceded her in death. ;
Funeral services were held "
Wednesday at Bearswap Baptist
Church.
Survivors include her sisters
Mary Lee Jacobs, Ora Lee Jacobs
and Shirley Jacobs of Cooleemee,
and Mary Nancy Young, of San
Antone Texas.
^ Carl W. Moser Sr.
j Mr. Carl Woodrow Moser Sr.,
73, of Rt. 4, Advance, di^ unex-
I pectedly at his home Saturday,
June 17.
i He was bom in King to Wiley
j Thomas and Nonnie Hutchins
Moser. He was a retired self-
employed car salesman. Moser
moved to Davie County in 1960.
: He was a member of the Masonic
L^ge and Mocks United Metho
dist Church.
Surviving are: his wife, Verona
Scott Moser, of the home; one
daughter, Mrs. Sylvia Moser
Spady, Yorktown, Va.; two sons,
Carl W. Moser Jr., Winston-Salem
and Steve Patrick Moser, Del Ray
Beach. Fla.; four grandchildren;
three sisters, Mrs. Maggie Gray of
Charlotte, Mrs. Martha Hampton
of High Point, and Mrs. Marie
Freeman of Winston-Salem; and :
one brother, Lester Mosef of '
7^Wmston-Salem.
'Graveside services wen held '
I Monday, June 19, in Crestview
Memorial Park by the Rev.
Thomas McLean. <
/ Fred H. Schenk
Fred H. Schenk, 91, of 700 N.
62nd Ave., Hollywood, Fla., died
Tuesday, June 13, at a hospital in
Hollywood.'He was a native of
Salisbury.
The funeral was held at 1 p.m.
Thursday, June IS, at St. John's
Lutheran Church, conducted by the
Rev. Terry Danger. Burial was in
Hollywood Memorial Gardens.
Bom Feb. 19,1898, Schenk was
a son of the late Joseph Daniel and
Ellen Roxie Safnt Sdienk. He had
lived for 26 years in Florida after
moving there from Kure Beach.
Survivors include: his wife,
Bessie Mae Kepley Schenk, whom
he married Jan. 22, 1922;. two
sons, Thomas Schenk of Pembroke
Pines and Fred Schenk of Davie;
four daughters, Katherine Lane and
Nell Spatz, both of Fort Lauder-
dale, E>ora Hinnant of Wilmington,
and Martha Cobb of Davie; a
brother, Joseph "J.D." Schenk of
Surf City; 18 grandchildren; and
seven great-grandchildren.
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, THURSDAY, June 29, 1989-
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V ;|Spurgeon Lee Brannock
> Mr. Spurgeon Lee Brannock,
;j70,6115 Stanleyville Drive, Rural
IjHall, died at 6 a.m. Saturday, June
l;24, at Forsyth Hospital in
;|Winston-Salem.
'• He was bom May 8, 1919, in
:iGrayson County, Va., to Alex-
;:ander and Ethel Marie Lowe Bran-
:;nock. He was a retired carpenter.
:;He was of the Baptist faith.
Funeral services were at 2 p.m.
;IMonday, June 26, at Snow Hill
' baptist Church in Galax, Va., by
' ;)Revs. Ryland Ruck and Darrel
iCox. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
•Surviving are: his wife, Lucille
• -Eastridge Brannock, of the home;
n ;two daughters, Mrs. Janice Horn
• -and Mrs. Peggy McClellan, both
i ;of Mocksville; four sons, Robert
'.Brannock of Wisnton-Salem, Ray
;Brannock of Mocksville, James
'3rannock of Clemmons and Ricky
■'Drannock of Walkertown; 20
Igrandchildren; two great
-grandchildren; three sisters. Miss>Nora Brannock ariiil Mrs. Relea
fSteams, both of Galax, Va., and
•Mrs. Ruby Dale Long of Mount
^Airy; and one brother, Johnny
I'Brannock, Galax, Va.
V^illie C. Daniel
Willie Correll Daniel, 92, of
Kpute 4, Mocksville, died on
SVednesday, June 21, at the home&f a- daughter, Mrs. Noah
'■7Emma Tyler Reeves
Emma Tyler Reeves, 71, of
Hallsboro, died Monday, June 26
in Columbus County Hospital.
Reeves was bom in Columbus
County and was the daughter of the
late Henry and Dora Batten Tyler.
She was the widow of Theodore
Reeves. She was a member of the
Hallsboro United Methodist
Church.
Funeral services were held at 11
a.m. on Wednesday at Peacocks
Chapel in the Pines with the Rev.
Guy Soule officiating. Burial was
in Columbus Memorial Park.
Survivors include: a son, Cecil
Reeves of Hallsboro; a daughter,
Juanita R. Richardson, of
Mocksville; a sister, Evelyn Ward
of Whiteville; and two
granddaughters.
Memorials may be made to
Hallsboro United Methodist
Church or the Lake Waccamaw
Rescue Squad.
/ Charlie Ray Outen Sr. Betty Sue Williams
Mr. Charlie Ray Outen Sr., 49, Betty Sue Veach Williams, 52,
of Rt. 1, Staley, died Saturday, of Route 9, Mocksville, died on
William H. Wagner
The funeral for William Harris
Wagner was held at 3 p.m. Sun
day, June 25, at Salem Evangelical
Lutheran Church, conducted by the
Rev. Carroll Robinson. Burial
in the church cemetery. '
Memorials may,be made to
Salem Evangelical Lutheran
Church Building Fund, Route 6,tVir^nia) Plott of Route 4i after . Salisbury, N.G. 28144j^ing .in declining health. ' Bom May 22, 1924, in Iredellf: The fune^ was held at 2 p;m. County,'he was the son of the late^riday, June 23, at Eaton's Ftineral Cowan Harris and Janie Estelle
ilome Chapel, conducted by the McLain Wagner. Retired fromkeys.rjjohn. Deyton.« ^ Billy, • Burlington Industries, he was a$ioop. Euriai wa?'in Liberty pj member of Salem Evangelical
3)nited Methodist Church u Lutherail Church, VFW Post 1072J*metery?^/' and thd American Legion Post 66.Memorial^.,i^y be made to thei^etery pmd of Liberty United
Route 4,
1 A World War n veteran, hej served with the U.S. Army jn the
801 Engineering Squadron.tdethodist Vphurch,
June 24, at his home. Funeral ser
vices were at 2 p.m. Tuesday, June
27, at Loflin Funeral Home Chapel
in Liberty. Burial was in Fairview
Cemetery in Liberty.
Mr. Outen was a native of Union
County. He was a former caretaker
for Don Morris on Portsmouth
Island. He was employed by Billy
Byrd Poultry in Staley.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs.
Linda Melton Outen, of the home;
three daughters, Mrs. Sheila
Roberts and Mrs. Sherri Davis,
both of Boonville, and Miss
Cristina Outen, of the home; six
sons, David Outen, Monmouth
Junction, N.J., Anthony Outen and
James Outen, both of Mocksville,
Eric Melton, Jonathan Faircloth
and Charlie Ray Outen Jr., all of
the home; his mother and step
father, Virginia and Bunk Rape,
Yadkinville; two sisters, Mrs.
Wanda Boger, Yadkinville and
Mrs. Patricia McGuirt, Monroe;
two brothers, Barry Outen, Belews
Creek and Neil Outen, Winston-
Salem and six grandchildren.
Sunday, June 25, at her home.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Tuesday, June 27, at Eaton's
Funeral Home Chapel, conducted
by the Rev. John Deyton. Burial
was in Liberty United Methodist
Church cemetery.
Bom on April 2,1937, in Davie
County, Mrs. Williams was a
daughter of Ruth Spry Veach of
Route 4, Mocksville, and the late
Lester William Veach. A
homemaker, she was a member of
Liberty United Methodist Church.
Survivors, in addition to her
mother, include: her husband,
Clyde Roy Williams; three
daughters, Pamela Hendricks
Bolin, Tammy Cody Williams and
Jill Lynette Williams, all of
Mocksville; a son, Ricky Hen
dricks of Mocksville; a sister, Nan
cy V. Cook of Route 7, Mocks
ville; three brothers, Lester "Bill"
Veach Jr. of Cleveland, Tenn.,
Aaron Gene Veach of Rural Hall
and John Ray Veach of
Mocksville; and several
grandchildren. - 1
Survivors include: his wife, Liz-
^ zie Catherine Barger Wagner; four
MocbyUlei^jv;!j
1896,inbavie^-'Ifountyjj^
^pughtef .^ri^e dnd Anha Lefler Correll.j^.hdmemal^i she was a member
'pi Libert^Unlted^ethodist
i -^Hef hdsbahd,'Ifhom A. llKkitikef#«f^tShe^8|jaaniel, died in 1968'and a sonj flbrdthdif, ^Madk^yagnef !>bf^'fiennie Daniel,' died itC 19851 ■ '|MPck8Viile; a.sister; Bisaner-.-pV^ Sufvivoft^'lnclddei^ one other f, of' Greenvilld;': S.C,. { nine- grandr •laughter,' Mrs. Roy Lester (Mary) '.f, diildrei); and one great-graiid(Md. ," ' jltii^rson-tifJMocksviller^ Wagner, 65, of Route ■1,'Mt;'-'''grandchildren r"'*'and ~' nine -iuila, died Fritoy, June 23, at Lak^! ji«al-grandchildren:'^^s^:3}i^ "s - 'NornftMR^onaiM^cal Center,
Force ip England; Ronald WagnerJ with ■ Ael UiS^ Navy % Virginia •»B^jdi|ya^and'(irf'Wagner, of{3 LtiSdy^Mdil^n daughter^ Karen"^^
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