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-Vickie Lynn Crews -Eva Lorraine Deal '-Charlotte M. Carter 'Raines Leonard Clement Mrs. Vickie Lynn Whitaker Mrs. Eva Lorraine Conley Crews, 53, of Advance, died sud ; Deal, 80, died Wednesday, Dec. Ava Mackenzie Baune Charlotte McAlister "Mac" James Leonard Clement, S8, ' 27,2006 at Baptist Hospital. Carter, 87, of Winston-Salem, died Dec. 29,2006 from injuries denly at her home on Wednesday, Ava Mackenzie Baune, in l>ec.27,2006; She was born in Giles formerly of Danville, Va., died sustained in an auto accident. fant daughter of Jeremy and She was a member of County, Va. on June 3,1926, the Ashlee (Andrade) Baune of Dec. 23,2006. He was boni in Irc.'ell Mrs. Carter was born Nov. County, son of the late Willie Redland Pentecostal Holiness daughter of the late William B. Farmington, Minn., was born Church and loved praising her and Nora (Button) Conley. M 22, 1919, in Reidsville. to the and Grace Smyre Clement. He and died on Saturday, Dec. 30, Lord. Deal was a member of Unr late James Denny and Maggie attended school in Iredell 2006 at Fairview Ridges Hospi Survivors: her husband. Chapel Chestnut Grove Unite tal in Bumsville. Minn. Meador McAlister. She was a County and was of the Method long-time member of Main David Crews of the home; a son. Methodist Church. Private family services will ist faith. Tony Gray Foster and wife Kelly She was preceded in death by Street United Methodist Church Survivors: 2 sons, James L. be held later. Burial was in the of Mocksville; a daughter. her husband, Roy S. Deal, sons in Danville and a member at Clement and Jerome Clement, St. Anne's Catholic Cemetery in Wendy Owens and husband Richard W. and Lester S. Deal. Wabasso, Minn. First United Methodist Church both of Statesville; 2 daughters, of Mocksville. Her life was de Dave of Advance; 5 grandchil Survivors: her son, Robert L. Ava is survived by: her par Denise Clement Dalton of dren; her mother, F.tsie Whitaker voted to serving others through Deal of Clemmons; her daugh ents; maternal grandparents, Statesville and Tracey Clement of Advance; 2 sisters, Janis her nursing career. She was a of Cooleemee; 5 brothers, Willie ter, Sylvia Davis of Altamonte Ronald and Denese Nail of Siimpson of Statesville and Springs, Fla.; sisters, Margie long-time employee of The Me (Brenda) Clement of Harmony, Mocksville; paternal grandpar Cindy Parker and husband Bill of Taber of Blacksburg, Va., Janice morial Hospital in Danville,and Alvin (Ann) Clement of ents, Richard and Marlene Advance; a sister-in-law, Jane Deal of Winston-Salem, Evelyn the first school nurse at George Troutman, Donald and Melvin Baune of Bloominglon, Minn.; Whitaker of Advance; and many Conley of Springhill, Fla.; 10 Washington High School in Clement of Winston-Salem, Dan maternal great-grandpatents, nieces and nephews. grandchildren; and 10 great Danville. (Teresa) Clement of Josephine Cook of Slalesville She was preceded in death by grandchildren. She was preceded in death by Mooresville; 4 sisters, Lola and Leonard Blevins of Home her father, Knox Whitaker, and Funeral services were 11 land, Calif.; paternal great- brothers, Irvin McAlister, (Grady) Graham of Kingstown, her brother. Danny L. Whitaker Marion McAlister and Robert Carolyn (Jimmy) Flippen of a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 3, at grandparents: Kathleen Baune of Advance. Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek McAlister. Lenoir, Magdalene Lovell of of Wabasso. Minn, and Marguer- A funeral service was held at Chapel with the Rev. George Surviving: children, Marga Statesville, and Debra Boler of ■ ite Zeug of Redwood Falls; 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 31 at Burton officiating. Burial was at aunts, Megan Andrade ret Carter Herring and husband Lenoir; 9 grandchildren; and a Redland Pentecostal Holiness Gary of Winston-Salem.John W. great-grandchild. Oaklawn Memorial Gardens. and Stephanie Hinz and family; Church with the Revs. Jonathan Meraorials:charity of one's Carter HI and wife Laurie of Funeral services were sched Hill and Joel K. Boyles ofTiciat- Uncle Christopher Baune and choice. wife Christina and family; and Danville, and Charlotte Carter uled for Jan. 4 at 2 p.m. in the ing. Burial followed in the church many other relatives. Miller and htisband Johnny of chapel of Graham Funeral cemetery. Mocksville; 4 grandchildren; a Home. The Rev. Billy Ramseur Memorials: Redland Pente sister, Nancy M. Haden of was to officiate with burial fol costal Holiness Building Fund, Danville; and a brother, James lowing in Palmetto Church 137 Baltimore Road, Advance. - W. McAlister of Wytheville, Va. Cemetery in Mocksville. The A graveside service was con family was to receive friends at ducted at 2 pan. Tuesday. Dec. the funeral home 30 minutes 26. at Roselawn Memorial Gar prior to the service. dens in Eden, with the Rev. 'Deny Bamhardt officiating. Memorial: Arbor Acres An nual Fund, 1240 Arbor Road, Winston-Salem. 27104.

•Davie County Public Library Mocksville, NO j/Tred Baker Faircloth l_J]rary Allen Mclnnis i^Thurman A.Foster ( Bill Raymond Knight As family and friends gath Mr. Fred Baker Faircloth, 48, Mr. Thurman A. Foster, 93. Bill Raymond Knight Sr. 71, died of natural causes a: his par ered around his bedside and read formerly of Milling Road. of Mocksville, died Saturday, Psalm 46, Mr. Gary Allen ents' home in Advance on Dec Mocksville. died Wednesday. Dec.23,2006. 28,2006. Dec.27.2006, at Forsyth Medi He was bora March 20,1935 He was bom Dec. 7,1958 to cal Center in Winslon-Saiem. to the late Charlie and Jessie Eugene

o other service anangemencs. S o o o c =3 ^yHerman J.Spillman Roy Odell Taylor Sr. ,y-Tammy Crater Whitaker Tammy Crater Whitaker.43. Mr. Herman Johnson (John) Mr. Roy Odell"Buck" Taylor of 261 Children's Home Road, ^Charles Edward Spake Spillman, 76, of Advance, died Sr.. 75, of Linwood, died Mocksville.died Monday. Dec. Mr. Charles Edward Spake, Saturday, Dec. 30. 2006 at the Tuesday. Dec. 26. 2006 at his 81, of Salisbury, died Monday. 25,2006. at her residence. Kate B. Reynolds Hospice home. Mrs. Whitaker was bora Dec. Dec. 25, 2006, at Carolinas Home. Bom May 19,1931 in Davie 13, 1963, in Iredcll County and Medical Cen- He was bora Aug. 30, 1930 County, he was the son of the was the daughter of Shirlene in Yadkin County. Mr.Spillman late Thomas and Velma Wall York Mullis and the late Melvin was a member of Green Mead Taylor. Educated in the Davie J. Crater. Prior to her disability ows Baptist Church and a vet County Schools,he was a driver retiretnent, she was a modular eran of the Korean War. for Overnight Trucking Co.and home sales representative. Survivors: his wife. Hope worked for Burlington House Tammy was a memberof Bculah Howeil Spillman of the home;a Furniture in Lexington, before Heights Wesleyan Church and sister. Annette Hobson and hus retiring. He was a member of loved to sing. band Lawrence ofClemmons;2 Lighthouse Baptist Church. Survivors: her husband. late William brothers.B.C. Spillman and wife Lexington and the Adult Suttday Roget Whitaker. whomshe mar Duncan and Virginia Elizabeth Ruth of Yadkinville and Calvin School Class. ried on Dec. 5. 1992; a daugh MilierSpake. Hewasempioyed Spillman and wife Dee of Win- Preceded in death by his ter. Ashley Dodson (Timothy) by Southern Railroad in Spen Slon-Salem; and a special wife. Mary Lee Williams Taylor of Mocksville; 3 sons. Jarred cer and Atlanta. Ga.. where be nephew. Dale Gray Howeil. on July 10.1990, he is survived Allen Wood of Mocksville. started as a machinist and A graveside service was held by: sons, Roy Taylor Jr. of Roger Dean Whitaker and Jer worked his way up to general at 11 a.m. Monday, Jan. 1 at' Lexington. Michael Taylor emy Dale Whitaker. both of foreman and retired after 42 Green Meadows Baptist Church (Karen) of Linwood and Lee Yadkinville; a grandson; her years. Mr. Spake was a long with the Revs. Michael Waters Taylor (Angela) of Lexington; mother and step-fatlier. Joe W, time member ofCooleetnee First and Kenneth Hyde officiating. daughter, Cathy Taylor of Baptist Church and of Spencer and Shirlene Y. Mullis of Memorials: Green Meadows Lexington; brothers. John Statesville; a sister. Cynthia Masonic Lodge 543. He was a Baptist. 1646 N'C 801 N.. Thomas "Pete" Jones ofTrinity. Love of Shallocte; and a brother. veteran ofthe U.S. Marine Corps Mocksville;or Kate B.Reynolds William .Vlanin "Pee Wee"Jones Brick Mullis of Hildebran. having served during World War Hospice Home, 101 Hospice of Lexington. Charlie.Jones of Funeral services were held at II. was active in veterans affairs Lane, Winston-Salem. 27103. Advance; sister.Carol Reavis of in Rowan County and was post 2 p.m. Saturday. Dec. 30 at Advance; 9 grandchildren; and Beulah Heights Wesleyan commanderofAmerican Legion 6 great-grandchildren. Church with the Revs. Trent Post in Spencer. Mr.Spake was The funeral was at II a.m. a graduate of Spencer High. Patterson and Roy Williams of Friday. Dec. 29 in the ficiating. Burial followed at School, class of 1942. Summerseu .Memorial Chapel, He was also preceded in Ethel WilsoD Iredell Memorial Gardens. with the Rev. Milburn Trent, Memorias: Beulah Heights death by bis wife. Hazel Ethel Wilsoa.81.diedDec. minister of Lighthouse Baptist Alexander Spake on July 13. 28. 2006 in Lutheran Home in Wesleyan Church. 438 Osiwalt Church. Lexington, officiating. Amity Road.Ttouiman. 28166. 2002. Winston-Salem. She had been in Burial followed in Union Chapel Survivors: a daughter. declining health for several Condolences online at United Methodist Church HnvwJegoryxom. Melanie (Juan) Fernandez of years. Cemetery. Mocksville. Tigard. Ore.; 2 sisters, Jean Born in Davie County, Memorials: Hospice of daughter of the late Charles E. (Charles) Rufty and Nancy Davidson, c/o Memorial (Luther Sonny) Lippard, all of and Alice C.Hudson Anderson, Program. PO Box 1941. Salisbury; a brother. Bill(Maty) she was an active member of Lexington. 27292-1941; or Spake of Chattanooga. Tenn.; Shiloh Baptist Church and had Lighthouse Baptist. 6261 Hwy. worked at Heritage Furniture and numerous nieces and neph 8. Lexington. 27292. ews. Company and Autumn Care A funeral service was con Nursing Home. ducted atll a.m. Saturday. Dec. , Her husband,John Obie Wil 30. at Cooleemee First Baptist son, preceded her in death. Church, with the Rev. Tommy Survivors: a son, Brewster Register officiating. Burial was Kevin Wilson ofLexington; and in Bethel Lutheran Church Cem a sister. Christine Johnson of etery in Salisbury with Masonic Mocltsville. Graveside Rites conducted by Fuoeralservice was Jan. 1 at the Speucer Masottic Lodge. 2 pun. in the chapel of Graham Memorials: Cooleemee First Funeral Home. The Rev. Dr. Baptist. PO Box 518. Coot- Donald Jenldns officiated and burial followed in Shiloh Bap

= -o tist Church Cemetery. CP c CT Thomas Couch i^everly Surface Arnold "^Bobby Ray Boles "/Mary L.Chapman Mr. Bobby Ray Boies.74. of Thomas -T.A." Couch. 68. Beverly Lynn Surface Mary Larkin Chapman of died Tuesday. Dec. 26, 2006 in Arnold, 58. of Pfafftown, died Wagner Road. Mocksville, died Durham died Sunday, Dec. 10, Lima(Ohio) Memorial Hospital. Wednesday,Jan. 3,2007, at Kate on Wednesday. Jan. 3,2007. 2006 at Crossdaie Pavilion- He was bom Jan. 19, 1938. Mrs.Arnold was bora March She was born to Margaret to the late James and Ruby 13, 1948 in West Virginia to and James Larkin on March 30, Couch in Davie County. He was Kelly and leanette Brown Sur 1916 in Nashville,Tenn. Before a fisherman who enjoyed writ face.She was a graduate ofWest moving to Durham six years ing songs and playing them on Forsyth High School. Class of ago, Mrs. Chapman had lived in his harmonica and guitar. 1966, and was a member of Mocksville for approximately Survivors: his wife of 43 Grapevine Baptist Church in 50 years. She was a member of years. Mary Ann Watkins Lewisville. She was employed Mocksville First United Meth Couch: children, Tim (Ruth) with Coldwell Banker Realty. odist Church, where she taught Couch. Hope Couch (Todd) She was preceded in death by and Elirabeih Sunday School,served as presi Mayer. Mary Ella (Jeremy) her father. 2 daughters. Keilie Jackson Boles. Mr. Boies was dent of the United Methodist Weldner: 5 grandchildren; 3 Navarro-Arnold and Penelope the owner/operator of Boles Women and worked with .the Grocery. He was ofthe Method greai-grandchiidren; brothers. Arnold Homer, and a sister. youth. She also served as a Lawrence (Mabel). Odell Thelma Rae Stewart, and close ist faith and was a former em leader for the Girl Scouts. Mrs. (Belly), and Paul Couch: a sis friend. Don Maloney. ployee of the Davie County Chapman was interested in edu ter. Joyce (Glen) Murphy: and Survivors: 3 daughters. SheriffsOffice. • cation and was a favorite substi several nieces and nephews. Roxanne Weatherman (Arnold) He was also preceded in tute teacher for years. He was preceded in death by death by 2 sisters, Cioyce of Mocksville, Jennifer She was preceded in death by brothers. Virgil and James Jr. and Wallace and Patty Spillman. Cuinmings(Mark) of Pfalftown. her husband of60 years.Charles sister, Mary Francis. and Jamie Butcher (Dustin) of Survivors; long-time com Craig Chapman,and her daugh Services were held at 1 p.m. panion and friend. Willie Mae Pfafflown; 12 grandchildren; her ter, Kay Chapman Dickinson. Saturday. Dec. 30. in the Walter- Bracken of Mocksville; daugh mother ofWinsion-Salem; 2 sis- Survivors: her daughter,Bar Schoedinger Funeral Home in ters.Sheivia Barry ofLewisville ter and son-in-law, Linda and bara C,Dunkley of Bahama;sis Urbana. Ohio,officiated by the and Barbara Mullies (Rex) of Ronnie Barnetie of Mocksville; ters,Edith Kilz and Claudia Bur Rev. Gaty Morgan. Burial fol Farmington; 2 brothers. Larry 4 grandchildren; 3 sisters. Bar ton , and a brother. James Larkin iowedin Netde Creek Cemetery. Surface (Angle) of Rural Hall, bara Culler, Mary (Jerry) of Tennessee; 4 grandsons; and and Kelly "Butch" Surface Norman, all of Mocksville, 5 great-grandchildren. (Becky)of Winston-Salem;sev Shirley(Roy) Simpson of Goose A memorial service wilt be eral nieces, nephews,close cous Creek, S.C.: 3 brothers. Jim held Jan. Bat 10:30 a.m. at Mt. ins and friends. (Shirley)Boles of Hampionvillc, Bethel United Methodist Church Her funeral service was held Donnie (Judy) Boles of Mocks in Bahama. at 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 6 at ville and Bill Boles of Monroe; Grapevine Baptist Church offi- 2 brothets-in-law.Jim Spillman vflonorinda Correia ciaied by Pastor Ronnie Comer. of Cleimnotis and John Wallace Honotinda Conreia.93. died Burial followed in the church of Mocksville; 8 nieces; II Jan. 4. 2007 in Davis Hospital cemetery. nephews; 6 great-nieces; 21 Memorials: Hospice/Pallia great-nephews: and 1 great- in Statesville. She was born in New tive Care, 1100 S. Stratford great-nephew, Bedford.Mass., and had lived in Road. Wnston-Salera. 27103. A graveside service was con ducted at 2 p.m., Saturday. Jan. Mocksville for the past 10 years. 6, at Chestnut Grove United Survivors: a son. Dinarte M. Methodist Church Cemetery Correia and wife Priscilla with the Rev.George Burton of Maynard-Correia of the home; ficiating. 2 grandchildren; and 3 great Memorials: Kate B. grandchildren. Reynolds Hospice Home, 101 Graveside services were held Hospice Lane, Winston-Salem, Jan. 6 at 3 p.m. at Salem United 27103; or Chestnut Grove cem Methodist Church. etery fund, c/o Kenneth Harpe, 470 Elmore Road, Mocksville.

" O" ''Walter Homer Sniiler Mr.Walter Homer SnidCT.82. of Davie Street. Cooleemee, died Wednesday.Dec. 27.2006, s/Annie Marie Mnilis at his home. Mrs. Annie Marie Tallent He was bom Sept. 28.1924. Muliis, 66. of US 158. Mocks in Davie County to the late John viile,died Tuesday.Jan. 2.2007, A. and Tommie Lee Ratts at Forsyth Medical Center in Snider. Mr. Snider was retired Winslon-Salem. from Ingersoll-Rand. He was a Mrs. MuUis was bom May veteran of the U.S. Army hav 16.1940,in Rutherford County ing served during World War II i/Ruby Holcomb Marion to the late Marvin Robert and and was recipient of two Purple Ruby Virginia Holcomb Hearts. LillieCallowaylUlient. She re Marion.78, of Mocksviile,died tired from Rapers as floral de Survivors: 2 brothers. John Tuesday. Jan. 2.2007 at Itedell signer and had worked at Snider of Cooleemee and Memorial Hospital in States- WonderKmt. Mrs. Muliis was a Norman Snider of Mocksviile; viOe. member of Redland Pentecostal and numerous nieces and neph She was born in Wilkes Holiness Church. She enjoyed ews. County on June 9. 1928 to the doing arts and crafts with her A graveside service will'be late Wint Holcomb and Dora conducted at 2 p.m.. Saturday. children and grandchildren. I Anne Simmons Holcomb. She She was also preceded in Jan.6, at Legion Memorial Park was a member of East Elkin death by a ton. Jimmie Guy with the Rev. John Groff oflici- Baptist Church. Muliis Jr.; and a sister. Betty ating. She was preceded in death by Foster. 6 brothers. Joe, Bill, Burr, Lee. Survivors: her husband of46 Ira and Fred Holcomb. years.Jimmie Guy Muliis of the Survivors: her husband,Wil home;3 daughteis.Glenda Fos ^Vada Athene Spry liam Daniel Marion Jr. of the ter of Nashville. Tenn.. Teresa Mrs. Vada Athene Spiy. 83. home;5 children. Vivian(Rich Godbey of Mocksviile and of Advance, died Friday after ard) Cook and Dan (GiGi) Martha Young of Newton noon.Dec. 29.20O6. at Aumnrn Marion,all of Mocksviile. John Grove; 3 sisters. Frances Care Nursing Home in Mocks (Patti) Marion of Salisbury, and Hamilton and the Rev. Marga viile. Kathy (Dean) Hedrick and ret (Johnny) Garretson. all of Mrs.Spry was bom in Davie Renee(Rodney) Leonard, all of Advance and Nadene(Clarence) County on June 22,1923 to Ben Lexington; a sister. Edith (Bill) Spillman of Mocksviile;3 broth jamin and Nettie Tucker. She o Wright of Elkin; 10 grandchil ers. Robert (Ruby) Tallent of was a member of Advance dren; and 14 great-grandchil Lexington. Russell (Lillian) Methodist Church and a resident dren. Tallent of Advance and the Rev. of Advance her entire life. She M A graveside service was held retired from Medical Park Hos O James (Doris) Tallent of o at 11 :30 a.m. Saturday. Jan. 6 Yadkinville; and 4 grandchil pital in Winston-Salem. c by the Rev. Kenneth Marshbum dren. Survivors: her children. at Crestwood Memorial Gardens A funeral service was con Joann (Jerry) Armswortby. in State Road. ducted at 2 pm.Friday. Jan. 5, Donald Spry and friend Sharon, H at Redland Pentecostal Holiness and Jane (Danny) Day. all of w Church with the Rev. Jonathan Advance, and Carson Spry of fa Hill, the Rev. Joel Boyles and Anchorage. Alas.; 4 grandchil dren;6 great-grandchildren; sis Tim Dunn,officiating. Burial U was in the church cemeteiy. T ters. Betty James and Doris n Memorials: Arthritis Foun Cope, and brother. Wilbur fa dation Carolinas Chapter, 200 (Thelma) McMahan. all of Ad East Woodlawn Road,Suite 156, vance. O Charlotte. 28217. She was preceded in death by : o her husband.George W.Spry Jr. s (Son) in 1991, and a brother. James L.Tucker. 5 S. S o Her funeral service was Sun B o o day,Dec. 31. at 2 p.m.at Voglers o c Chapel in Clemmotu.Burial fol lowed in Advance United Meth odist Church Cemetery. ^2* Memorials: Hospice/Pallia tive Care. o O

(U •3 1/ Lois Geneva BuUin .Carl Ray Burton , Marvin Durwood Fisher Mr$. Lois Geneva Alien Mr. Cari Ray Burton.67. of Mr. Marvin"Pops" Durwood Fisher,91, of SpringwoodTrail. BuUin,98. formerly ofArcfadale. Harmony,died Monday,Jan. 15. died Thursday. Jan. 11.2007 at 2007 at his home. Mocksville. formerly of Byron High Point Regional Hospital. He was bom Center. Mich., died Thuiwlay. ■ Jan. 11. 2007. at Kate B. Bora Oct. 5. 1908 in Davie inNov. 30.Iredell 1939 Reynolds County, Mrs. Bullin is a daugh ter of the late Thomas J. Allen County and and Martha StarrAllen. She was was a son ofthe the youngest of Uchiidren. Her late C.W, Bur family has lived in the Mocks- ton and Lois viile area since 1734. Mrs. Stroud Burton. Bullin was a member ofthe Fust He spent most Wesleyan Church and the Wil of his life in the bom Nov. 11. ing Workers Sunday School Harmony area, was employed class. After 52 years ofmaniage, for 12 years at Southern Screw she was preceded in death by her Co.and then was a long-distance County, Ind., to the late Asa husband.GilmerButlin.in 1995. truck driver until he retired. He Melvin and Amelia Bennett Survivors; 2 children. enjoyed swapping and trading Fisher. He was a retired dairy Darlene Warren of High Point cars and'motorcycles. farmer and had been a school and Jerry W.Bullin of Conover Survivors: his son. John bus driver. Mr. Fisher was a 7 grandchildren: 13 great-grand- David Burton of Harmony: a cattle Judge at the Eaton County children: and a great-great- brother,Ronald Burton and wife fair and horse trainer. He was a grandchild. Debbie of Columbia. S.C.: and member of Burnips Wesleyan Funeral services for Mrs. 2 sisters. Betty Burton Smith of Church in Michigan. Mr.Fisber Bullin were held at 3 p.m. Mon Winston-Salem and Wilma was a 4-H leader in Grand day. Jan. 15 in the chapel of Hanes and husband Jerry of Ledge,Mich. He enjoyed wood Cumby Family Ftmerai Service Mocksville. working. making bird bouses in Archdale with the Revs. Services celebrating his life and wo^en toys- James Smith and Roland will be conducted at 2 p.m. Mr. Fisher was preceded in Cavanaugb officiaiiog. Burial Thursday, Jan. 18 at the Ernest death by his wife.Gayla Clarke Fisher, and 2 sisters. followed in Floral Garden Me M.Troutman Memorial Chapel Survivors: 2daughters.Dor morial Parit. ofReavis Funeral Home of Har Memorials: BuildingFund of mony,with PastorJerry Wallace othy (Salvador) Fisher- First Wesleyan Church. 1701 officiating. Burial followed in Tehandon of Mocksville and Westchester Dr.. High Point, the Rock Spring Baptist Church Barbara (Daniel) Webb of Ad 27262; or Activity Department Cemetery. Palibearecs will be vance: 2 sons. Richard ofGreybcier Nursing Home,116 nephews Gary Snow.Ken Snow. (Marlene) Fisher of Ailegan. Lane Drive.Trinity. 27370. Jim Snow, and great-nephews Mich,and Thomas(Gail) Fisher ofMulberty.Fla.;21 grandchil Online condolences: Ken Snow Jr.. Chad Snow and dren; and 44 great-grandchil www£umbyfuneral£om. Tony Snow. The fomily was to receive ffiends Wednesday Bom dren. 6-8 p.m. at the funeral home. A funeral service will be con Online condolences: ducted at Bumips Wesleyan wwwJegacycom. Memorials;A Church. Light In The Darkness Outreach Memorials: Kate B. Rey Ministry, PC Box 118. Union nolds Hospice Home. 101 Hos Grove. 28689. pice Lane. WinstoD-Salem, 27103.

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= -o C7« C - CT - Billy Wayne Taylor Billy Wayne Taylor, 65, of /Everett William -Ritterow He was also preceded in Center Street, Cooleemee, died Mr. Everett William death by his wife, Ursula on Monday, Jan. 8, 2007 at his Tutterow,94, of Rainbow Road, Callahan Tutterow, in 1984; 3 residence. Advance,died Saturday,Jan. 13, sisters, Ora Mae Tutterow Boyd, Bom in Iredell County on 2007,at Davie County Hospital. RoellaTUtterow Foster, Marga Dec. 31, Mr. Tutterow was bom Nov. ret Tutterow Fox ; 4 brothers, 1941,he was 29,1912,in Davie County to the Cleo Compton Tutterow, Ray the son of the late Thomas Wilson and Daisy Edward Tutterow. Thomas Wil » late Jessie Mae Bassett Tutterow. As a son Tutterow Jr., James Bassett LeeandBer- young man he traveled from his Tutterow,and a nephew. home in the Center community Survivors include several of Davie north for work. He nieces and nephews and great lor. He was a served in the U.S.Army during nieces and nephews. f member of World War II and survived be Agraveside service was con ' 1 Bible Baptist ing a prisoner of war in Ger ducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. Church in many. He was awarded the Sil 16 at Center United Methodist Muskogee, Okla., and was em ver Star and Purple Hean. Mr. Church Cemetery in Mocksville, ployed by Frymiller Trucking. Tutterow returned home to New with Dr. David Gilbreath offici Survivors: his wife, Connie Bedford, Mass., eventually ating. Military honors were con Bobbins Taylor of Oktaha, opening Tutterow's Television ducted by The Veterans of For Okla.; 3 sons, Donald (Annette) and Stereo at the time every eign War Memorial Honor Taylor and Richard Taylor, all of American wanted a TV in their Guard. Mocksville, and Kenneth home.He was a successful busi Memorials: Center Method (Penny) Taylor of Rockwell; 2 ness man for more than 30 years ist cemetery fund, c/o Linda daughters, Carol Taylor(Mike) before retiring and returning to Owings, 728 Wilkesboro St. Bova of Statesville and Sharon Davie , where he bought a small Mocksville. Taylor Ijames of Cooleemee; 2 farm and raised beef cattle for stepsons. Timothy Kugler of many years.He was a proud ten Claypool,Ind., and Jesse Kugler der of the land and enjoyed the of the home: 4 stepdaughters, years he fanned. His nephew,J, Leah Cornish of Tahlequah, Larry Tutterow continues to care Okla., Sarah Prater of Akron, for the farm, working hard to Ind., Rachel Havlin of Clinton. meet his uncle's expectations. 111., and Deborah Tait ofWarsaw, His last year was highlighted by Ind.; 3 sisters, Mary Sipes of the birth of great-great niece Spencer, Lucille Smith and Emily Reece Tiitterow, who was Kathy McCulloh, both of bom one day before his 93rd Mocksville; 2 brothers, Howard birthday. He was able to remain Taylor of Mocksville and at home thanks to the support of Johnny Taylor of Statesville; 10 family and friends. He enjoyed grandchildren; 4 great-grand many good meals provided by children; 8 step-grandchildren; his neighbors, Betty Grissora, and 4 step-great-grandchildren. Jolene McKenzie, and niece, He was also preceded in Frances Tutterow. He enjoyed death by a sister, Dovie reading history and science Barnheardt, and 2 brothers, books and even an occasional Clarence Taylor and Charlie encyclopedia. Everett was an Taylor. avid baseball and football fan. The funeral for Mr. Taylor He appreciated the support ofhis was held on Thursday, Jan. 11 family and special neighbors. at 2 p.m. in the Davie Funeral Service Chapel with the Rev. Jim Snead officiating. Burial was in the Union Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery. s/Cariyle Flowers Keaton V/ Sadie Cope Burton ^Rebecca Etheridge Cartyld Flowers Keaton.82, ^Doris Carter Beck Mrs. Sadie Elizabeth Cope Rebecca Elheridge. 46. of ofYadkinville.died on Monday, Mrs. Doris Caner Beck. 78. Burton.84. of Yadkinville. died Monday. Jan. of Salisbury, died Friday, Jan, 15.2007 at her home. Jan. 22,2007, at Hoots Memo MerrellsLake 19.2007 ai her home. She was bom Dec. 17. 1960 rial Hospital. Road.Mocks- Born March 27. 1928 in in Guilford County to JosephA. Bom in Yadkin County on viUe.diedFri- and Becky Hunter Elheridge. June 14,1924,he w'as the son of Guilford County, she was the 19, Ms Elheridge was a 1979 gradu the late William Lee and Beny daughter of the late Eddie 2007,atDavis ate of R.J. Reynolds High Frances McBride Keaton. He Harrison and Ruby Swaim Regional Carter. Educated in the Guilford Medical Cen-|BMB^B School, was a lover of horses was retired from Stewart Warner County and Davie County ter in B^F^^B and cats, and worked as a dis and was a member of Mt. Olive schools, Mrs. Beck had worked patcher in communications with United Methodist Church. Staiesville. for Miller & Rhodes in Mrs. Bur- Burton the Yadkin County Sheriffs Of His wife. Virginia Keaton. Richmond, Va., and fice. preceded him in death in 1998. ton was bom Survivors: 3 sons. Carl Ray Oestrelcher's and Belk's of Oct. 6, 1922. in Davie County, She was preceded in death by her maternal grandfather. (Monica) KeatonofLewisviile. Salisbury, Mrs. Beck was a to the late Willy and Effie Charles Wilson Hunter: paternal Jimmy (Faye) Keaton and member of First Baptist Church Hendrix Cope. She was retired Tinimy(Kay) Keaton of Mocks of Spencer and the Joy Sunday ffom Hanes Knitting and had grandmother, Gladys Pender Etheridge: and by a brother.Ret. ville:2 daughters Fay(Ed) Flynn School Class. worked at Hendrix Barbecue. Maj. Bill Elheridge.(USAF). of Mocksv-ille and Linda(Buck) Her husband, Grimes Baxter Mrs. Burton was a lifelong Surviving: her son and Hanes of Advance: a brother. Beck, preceded her in death member of Foifc Baptist Church daughter-in-law. Justin Geoige KeMon of Yadkinville; April 3, 2001 and her son. and was a member of the Fork Grimes Beck Jr. Oct. 27.1964. (Heather) Shew of Yadkinville: a sister. Frances Bullins of Senior Citizens. She had volun a grandson: her mother. Becky Yadkinville: 11 grandchildren:8 Survivors: her daughter, D. teered at Davie County Hospi H. Etheridge of Clemmons; her great-grandchildren: 2 great- Elaine Beck of Salisbury: a tal and was the caretaker for father. Joseph A. Elheridge. of great-grandchildren: t step brother Howard Carter and wife Hilda Seafotd. Winston-Salem; grandmother. granddaughter: and 2step great Louise of Spencer; and sister. Mrs. Burton was preceded in Ruth Burns Hunter of grandchildren. Shirley Swing and husband. death by her husband. James dliBbrd of Lexington: and 16 Morganion: her former husband. Mr. Keaton was also pre William Willie Burton on June ceded in death by 5 brothers,' nieces and nephews. 9, 1986: a daughter. Wanda Mike Shew; 2 sisters. Robin Elheridge (Mome)Jennings, of James Lester. Early, Fletcher, The graveside service was at Harkey in 2003; 2 sisters, 2p.m. Sunday, Jan. 21 at Rowan Yadkinville; and Lynn Elheridge Noah and John Keaton and 2 sis MozelleGiliian and Vasta Cope; ters. Etta Gtoce and Lula Memorial Park. The Rev. 2 brothers, Dennie Cope and (Clyde) McLain of MocksviiJe; 2 brothers, Charles (Krlsii) Keaton. Franklin Myers officiated. Buck Cope; and a great-grand Elheridge of Mocksville and her The funeral service for Mr. son, Jameson Harkey. twin brother, Joseph (Myra) Keaton was on Wednesday,Jan. Survivors: a daughter. Etheridge of Clemmons; and 6 24, at 2 p.m. in the Mackie- Brenda Bunon (Carl) Roberson nieces and nephews. Reavis Funeral Home Chapel on of Mocksville; 2 sisien, Edna Her funeral service was held Old US 321 with the Rev. David Cope Hendrix and Jessie Cope at 11 a.m. Friday. Ian. 19 at Stetier, the Rev. EatI Newton (BiU> Gobble, all ofMocksville; Union Grove Baptist Church by and Billy Huff officiating- 5 grandchildren: 8 great-grand Rev. Kenny Gooden and Pastor Burial was in the Ml. Olive children: and several nieces and MailAnzavino. A private fam United Methodist Church Cem nephews. ily graveside service will be held etery. Pallbearers were Carl Ray A funeral service was con later. Keaton. Michael Stanley,Randy ducted at 2 pjD. Monday. Jan. Stanley, Adam Hanes. Carl 22.at Fork Baptist Church,with Memorials: American Heart Assoc.,202 Centre Point Drive, Keaton Jr. and TJ. Keaton. PastorRobert Canett officiating. Greettsboro,27409; or American Burial was in the church cem Red Cross. NW NC Chapter, etery. 690 Coliseum Drive, Winston- Memorials: Fork Baptist Salem,27106. Building Fund or the Mr.& Mrs. Robert Lee Seaford Metnorial Scholarship Fund at Fork Bap tist. 3140 US 64 E. Mocksville. c&' STo o o

cr v/David Atwood Shuier Mr. David Alwood Shuier, •/AJphonso Spillman Jr. \/fchristopher "nirner 85.of Shuier Road, Mocksville, Mr. Alphonso (Grant) . Christopher Turner,47, died died Wednesday.Jan. 17.2007, Spillman fr. of function Road Jan. 21. 2007 in Clemmons MocksvjJle.diedFriday.fan. 12,' Nursing and Rehabilitation 2007 at his residence. Home following an extended iU- ness. HewasbomAprii4.1954in Rowan County to the late He was born in Iredell Alphonso and Sallie Brown County,son ofthe late Roosevelt Spillman. He was an auto me and Susie Lazenby Turner. He chanic and of the Baptist faith. was a member of New Life Ap He was preceded in death by ostolic Church in Mocksville. 2 brothers. Dock and Delano Survivors: his wife.Gloria C. SpiMmflp , Tumer of Mocksville; 2 daugh inglon aad Survivors: 5 brothers. ters, Myshia Turner of Mocks Florence Atwood Shuier. He was Clarence Spillman and wife ville and Chrisloria Turner of Statesville; 3 step-children. oneof21 children,part ofwhom Nadine.and Joe Spillman. ail of were half brolhers and sislers. Mocksville. Richkrd Spillman Ebo-ny (Joshua) Young of Har Mr. Shuier attended Center and wife Joyce, and Roger mony. Clinton Cockerham of United Methodist Church. He Spillman and wife Debbie,all of Mocksville, and Jermeil was a veteran of the U.S. Navy, Cooieeraee, and Keith Spillman Cockerham of Statesville; 2 having served during World War and wife Cheiyl of Salisbury; brothers. Charles Turner of U. Mr. Shuier retired after 60 and several nieces and nephews. Prince George, Va., and Emraeit years as painter and manager of A graveside service was held Blackwell of Statesville; 5 sis lers. Eugenia Feimster, Jessie D.A. Shuier Paint Contractors Sunday.fan. i4at4p.m.atLe- and was a pan-dme farmer and gioa Memorial Park with the .Lee Turner and Landa Houston, remodeled homes. He enjoyed Rev. Steve Morrison officiating. ail of Statesville, Mary Gaither gardening and fishing. ofHarmony and Brenda Kincaid He was also preceded in of Mo^anton; his mother and death by 3 sisters. Eva .Myers, father-in-law,Eloise and Clifton Grace Flint and Thelma Trent;2 Cockerham of Mocksville; and brothers, Lester Shuier and 6 grandchildren. Dwight Shuier; several half-sis Funeral services were held ters and half-brothers: and sev Jan. 24 at 3 p.m. at Chestnut eral nieces and nephews. Grove Baptist Church in Survivors: his wife of 60 Statesville. Burial followed in years. Ethel "Katie" Foster the church cemetery. Pastor Shuier of the home; a daughter. Charlene Jones officiated. Mary Ruth (feny) Slroud Sr. of Bi^by: a son.Gene (fan) Shuier of Mocksville; 3 grandchildren; a great-granddaughter: 2 sislers. Frances Rentz ofMocksville and Hazel Hartman ofAdvance; and sister-in-law, Frances Shuier of Mocksville. A funeral service was con ducted at 2 p.m. Saturday, fan.' 20,at Eaton Funeral Home,with the Rev. Stephen Blair and Wayne Rentz offlciating.BuriaJ was in Fork Baptist Church Cemetery. Memorials: charily of the donor's choice.

<3- \/Benny Lee Gordon HewasamemfaerofAdvance ^Hubert H.Davis Sr. ^-^ichael Royal Holcomb Masonic Lodge 710 and ofCen Benny Lee Gordon, 49, of Huben Hanman Davis Sr., Michael Royal Holcomb,58, tenary United Methodist Church 'ic' 86.of Jamestown died Tuesday, Yadkinville. died on Saturday, of Clemmons and Little River. of Clemmons. He coached a Jan. 23, 2007 at High Point Jan. 27,2007,at Hoots Memo S.C.. died Saturday, Jan. 27 number of sports teams and be rial Hospital. Regional Hospital. 2007. longed to civic organizations. Bom in Forsyth County on Mr. Davis was bom Aug. 17, He was once the "Voice of the Funeral services were sched 1920 in Davie County the son of May 18, l9S7.he wasihe sonof War Eagles," announcing the uled for Wednesday. Jan. 31, at Jesse Lee Davis and Delphia the late James ORiley and Ola Davie High games on Friday Gay BulUn Gordon. He was a Cintenary Methodist,led by the Hartman Davis. He was a World night for a decade at the school Revs. Cheryl Skinner and Bob self-employed auto body repair War II veteran serving in the stadium. He was a certified wit. Nations."It is my wish to be cre man and was a member of Gos U.S. Army in the Medical Born Jan. 10. 1949 in mated and my ashes eidier sold pel Way Baptist Church. Administration Office. He was Christiansburg. Va., Holcomb on e-Bay or placed in the Atlan a member Jamestown Rotary Survivors: his wife. Brenda was a tnember ofthe Davie High tic Ocean at the 'Creepy Buoy' Treadway Gordon, and a son, Club and the Jamestown Golf Class of 1967.He joined the U.S. by a special group of very un Benny Aaron Gordon, both of Association and a member of Air Force, loading bombs on likely ftiends," Holcopb wrote. the home; a daughter. Tammy Jamestown United Methodist planes during the Vietnam War. "I believe my purpose in life (Tony) Driver of Mocksville; 2 Church. He was a certified plumber, was to help friends cope with a brothers,Joey (Sandra) Gordon He was preceded in death by worked as a salesman and had bad moment — to brighten yotir a daughter. Shirley Davis of Hamptonville and James many passions, including Presi day with my silliness,boundless (Lynn)Gordon of Dobson;2 sis Meredith. dent Reagan,the Panthers, Fife, charm and imcarmy wit — if I ters, Brenda (Miles) Driver of On Dece. 17. 1941 he Stan Musial, Skynyrd, Dr. J., ever made you laugh or smile, married Magalene Hartley and Yadkinville and Glenda(Mike) Newhart, Stones, Ali, Flair, that was no accident, I always Starling of East Bend;4 grand she survives at the home. Davey, Pryor, Butkus,Lee, Orr, tried to make everyone a little Also surviving: a son,Hubert children; a niece; and a nephew.. Gibson, Irvan, Harry Chapin, happier, often at my own ex Hartman Davis Jr. and wife Judy He was also preceded in Heels,Stooges and the St.Louis pense, and if I did it for you, I death by a sister, Wanda of Lynchburg, Va.: 5 Cardinals. "I loved sports, real was successful." grandchildren; and 12 great Steelman. sports," he wrote at his death,"so He left this life with some grandchildren. A service to celebrate Mr. someone please sustain my ef other notes:"I voted for a Demo Gordons life was conducted on Funeral services were at 11 forts to keep soccer offshore crat twice, and I think it's time Wednesday,Jan. 31,at 1 p.m.in a.m. Thursday, Jan. 25 at played by those cute, fuzzy- to apologize ... I loved the arts, the Mackie-Sinclair Chapel with Jamestown United Methodist headed foreigners, and away but I'm really thankful I never Church by Jim Watford and Dr. Revs.Glenn Johnson.Roy Flynt from our Innocent children; it had to go to an opera... Went to and Junior Royal officiating. Gary Royals. Burial was in could confuse their developing a ballet once, thought I'd never Burial was in the Gospel Way Guilfotd Memorial Park. football senses." fall asleep." Baptist Church Cemetery. The 0 Memorials': Jamestown He was the son of the late Joe 1 Methodist, PO Box 193 family received friends on Tues Bill and Maggie Estelle Royal day evening,Jan. 30, at Mackie- n Jamestown,27282; or American Holcomb.He was also preceded Sinclair Funeral & Cremation o Society. 4-A Oakbranch. in death by siblings Nick,Merle, o Service. Greensboro,27407 Novella, Joe and stepmother c Pemie Holcomb. ' He is survived by his wife, «< Pamela Weavil Holcomb, and § sons Michael Cain, and wife Krista, and Marc Christopher, i and wife Chandra, both couples of Advance, and seven grand i53 children, w P9 "I was so blessed...a word of o advice, never miss a chance to n BO hug or kiss or tell your family o o' ■ how much you love 'em," ^ O Holcomb wrote."It matters be o o cause there will come a time cz when you can't." a 9

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sa yrimothy Scott Smyers s/Fannie Lucile Steinkraus v/ John Franklin Minor ^ Henry Lec Shore Timothy Scott Smyers,45.of Fannie Lucile Trexler Steinkraus, 89, formerly of Mr.John Franklin Minor.68. Mr. Henry Lee Shore,78. of Mocksville. died in Florida on Salisbury,died Monday,Jan. 29. of Markland Road, Advance, Madison Road.MoeksviUe, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2007. died Friday, Jan. 26, 2007 at Saturday, Jan. 27, 2007 at Bom in Lodi, Ohio,on Nov. 2007, at The Laurels Forsyth Medical Center in Win- Forsyth Medical Center in Win- 25, 1961. he was the son of ston-Salem. ston-Salem. Bruce B. and Frances P. Van Mr. Minor He was bom Jan. 21,1929 in Smyers of Kluenie Road, who was t>om Yadkin County to the late James survive. He was employed as a Steinkraus had A made her Blaine and Ella Hoots Shore. landscaping worker in Rorida. He was also preceded in Also surviving: a son, Scott homewithher to the death by S brothers. Luther Andrew (Amanda) Smyers of I daughter, Paula, and Shore, the Rev. Clarence Shore Louisiana; a sister. Becky Sue son-in-law Ed.in Mocksville for and Clyde Shore, all of (Bob) Porter of Mocksville: 4 the past two years. Daisy Viola Yadkinville; and Francis Shore brothers. Gregory B. Smyers of Born Oct. 24. 1917. in Burton Minor. and Thomas Shore, both of Greenville. Tenn., Danny Lee Rowan County, she was the Smyers of Boiling Springs. Mocksville. (Uughiet ofJames P.and Maggie from Lexing Survivors: his wife of 56 Bruce W. (Darla) Smytrs of Chunn Trexler. Mrs. Steinkraus ton Furniture in 2000 after 32 Wilkesboro. and Dallas D. years, Sarah Eaton Shore of the received her schooling at Ellis years of service. Mr- Minor en home: 2 daughters, Brenda Smyers of Winsion-Salem; and joyed attending the Lexington (Tim) Allen and Nancy (Sam) a granddaughter. Crossroad School. She was a member of Calvary Baptist stock sale every week and Sheets, all of Mocksville: 4 A graveside service for Mr Church and a member of the spending time with his grand Smyers was conducted on Fri grandchildren; 2 sisters. VFW Auxiliary 3006. She children. Angelina(Rev. OradylTulterow day, Jan. 26, at the Joppa Cem worked in the Erlanger Mills in He was also preceded in and Jcanettc Shore, all of etery. The family received Lexington during her early death by 2 sisters. Mary Waller Mocksville; a sister-in-law,Lois friends on Thursday, Jan. 25 at years, Mrs. Steinkraus worked and Neddie Seamon, and a Shore of Mocksville; and a Davie Funeral Service. many years at the Murphy Five brother. Roy Minor. brother-in-law, Clarence (Eva) and Dime in Albion,Mich., then Survivors: his wife of 48 Eaton of Advance. years, Frankie Cope Minor of at Union Steel Products,retiring Mr.Shore was active in First in 1975. Upon reluming to the home: 4 daughters. Karen Baptist Church of Mocksville. Salisbury she worked in the (David) Harp. Shirley (John) serving as deacon for many Hillegaarl. Debbie (Steven) blueprinting department at OE. years. He was active in commu She was predeceased by her Mitchem, and Tammie Minor nity service work, being a mem husband of 60 years. Roland L. and fiance" Tim,alJ ofAdvance: ber of Ruritan for many years Steinkraus. who died March 8. 9 grandchildiien: a sister. Dor and served as Piedmont District othy (Tom) Farmer of Lexing 2005. a son. James Louis Governor in 1978. He was em Steinkraus. her parents, and a ton; 5 brothers. Bill (Novella) ployed by C.C. Sanford and sister. Rose Lee Williams. Minor of Advance, Jack Sons Department Store and as Survivors: her daughter and (Lucille) Minor ofSparta,(jrady sisted in opening the Belk Store son-in-law. Paula and Ed (Patricia) Minor.George Minor, in Mocksville, holding the posi Williams of Mocksville; a and Calvin Minor, ail of Ad tion of assistant manager for 20 grandson; brothers. Adam ■ vance: and many nieces and years. Upon leaving Belk. he nephew.s. (Gladys) Trexler. Lexington, • was named executive director of J.P. (Mable) Trexler. Spencer, A funeral service was con Mocksville/Davie Chamber of ducted at 3 p.m. Monday. Jan. and L.C. (Nancy) Trexler, Commerce.He was elected Reg Charlotte; sisters, Lorene 29, at Eaton Funeral Chapel with ister of Deeds in 1988. serving (Lawrence)Hall,Chariotte, and the Rev. Karl Kelly officiating. 12 years until retirement in 2000 Faye (Bill) Hilliard, Salisbury. Burial was in ElbavUle United and was active in the N.C. As Methodist Church Cemetery. Services were heid sociation of Register of Deeds. Wednesday.Jan. 31 at 3:30 p.m. . The family received friends A funeral service was con from 7-9 p.m. on Sunday. Jan. at Summerseti Memorial Chapel ducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Jan. officiated by the Revs. Rick 28 at Eaton Funeral Home. 30. at First Baptist Church in Trexler and Doonie (Thapman. Memorials: donor's choice. Mocksville. with Dr. Van The family received friends Lankford and the Rev. Paul from 2:30-3:30 p.m. at Riggs officiating. Burial was in Summersett Funeral Home. Bear Creek Baptist (2hurch The body will be cremated Cemetery. The family received following the service. Burial friends from 7-9 p.m. Monday, - will be at a later date at Uii: Jan. 29.at Eaton Funeral Home. National Cemetery. Memorials: First Baptist Memorials; Jerusalem Building Fund.390 N.Main St.. Baptist Prayers and Squares ; Mocksville. QuiltMlnlstry.3164US601S.. ; Mocksville. ; --mVENTERr„,SERECOH.,, * vi/, i,4UU/ «

student Dies In Car Wreck Zach-iry 'Zack* EvanI Winston- Salcm; brothers, Nick H.TxdcaslleH.irrtrsciU, l7,ofPiiisburg.ltl.n -/nr...... • and Duslin, both brothers.Nicifof Pittsbutg-' ..... newspaper . ..He was also on a dicdTuesday.Jan. 23.2007as the result of injuries su.stained• grandparcnu. Frank and Helen• P=« of the Future Educators of in at) automobile accident. H^dca.slle of Carterville, Pan,' America. After graduation. Memorial services were held Alstal of Marion; greal-grand-' String to UNC moihers. Aline Bosworth of Wilmingtofliobecomea histwy al2p.m..Saturday. Jan,27 at teacher. He was well liked by Riggin-Piilatsch Funeral Home andHeinn.ViolaAlsut Doris Boyd of Uxinglon.ofDeSolo many and was always referred mCanerville. III. with Brother to as -Baby.Z-. He enjoyed Russ Flnlcy ofliclaiing. Ky-: uncles and aunts. Brad and Mickey. Hardcastle of Vin- playing the bass guitar, music Mcn)orials: Future Teacher's ccnnes, Ind., Jeff and Jacinla lying. Zack had a bfog on Scholarship Fund.Marion High Alsial of Carbondale, Tracy MySpace.com and one of the School, c/o Mother. Julie and Dennis Johnson of Heirin. comments is that he loved Davic HardcasHe.3620 Wesigate Cen Md Jill and Mike Robertson of County High, if any friends ter Circle. 2J, Winston-Salem. would like to make comments NC 27103, Catierville; cousins. Jesse Jor on MySpace in memory of ^chary was bom on April dan of Herrin.Dimilri Johnson and Haley Johnson both ofBal Zack. you may search by name, '9.1989 in Evansville, Ind, to or call the of/Ice of the Davic Frank A, and Julie (Alslat) timore, Md. Zack was preceded in death County Enterprise Record and Hardcaslle. be provided with Zack's Survivors: his father. Frank oyhisgrandfather.JamesAistal. mother's telephone number , A, Hardcastle of Piiisburg' He was a senior at Marion 'Zack was full of life, had the I mother, Julie Hardcastle of •Htgii School,where he served as imost wonderful smile and will ' a writer/editor on (he school [be sadly missed." she said. Zack llnrdca.sllc

DaviG County Public Libraty Mccksville, NO c ^ Samuel Paul Berrier Sonya Kay Davis Hamilton Mr. Sainue] Paul Betrier, 87.of Mocksville,died Friday. Feb. hfo. sonya Kay Davis Hamilton. 36. of Salisbury, died Satur 2.2007.at Kate B.Reynolds Hospice Home in Wioston-Salem after day, Feb. 3,2007 at her home. fighting a battle with cancer. She was bom March 3. 1970 in Davie County to the late John Before living his last two years at Somerset Court. Mocksville. Robert and Carolyn Jeanette Anderson Davis. Mrs. Hamilton was he resided at 801 South.Mocksville. Sam was bom Nov.17,1919. employed by Jockey Intemadonal. She attended Cooleemee Pres in Davie County to the late bsac Clinton and Annie Cope Berrier byterian Church. ■ and lived in the Deadmon Road community. He was a lifetime She was also preceded in death by her maternal grandfather. member of Concord United Methodist Church. Sam was a veteran Odell Wesley Anderson. of the U3.Army during World War II.serving in the 68th Armored Survivors: a daughter. Heather Hamilton of the home and her Regiment. D Co. in Germany. In 1981. he retiied as manager of father. Lany Dean Hamilton; a brother. Eric (Theresa) Davis of Energy United after 30 years of service. Sam received a Veteran's Mocksville. maternal grandmother. Pauline Frances Anderson of Emblem Certificate, this year,recognizing his 50 years as a Master Cooleemee; on uncle and a nephew, Mason of the Mocksville Masonic Lodge. A funeral service will be conducted at 2 pm.Thursday. Feb. 8 at He was preceded in death by his wife. Gay Nell Sheek in 1991; Eaton Funeral Chapel with the Rev. John Groff officiadng. Bruial sisters. Rachel. Dorothy. Ruth. Alice. Katherine and Willie Mae; foUowed m Bear Creek Bapdst Church Ctmetery.The family was and brothers. Herman.Felix. Greene. Cecil and Ben. to receive friends from 7-9 pan. Wednesday. Feb. 7 at Eaton fu- 6 Surviving: his daughters.Kathy (Bill) Junker and Renee(James) neral Home. Nail, all of Mocksville;6 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; a Memorials: charity of donor's choice. sister. Betsy Nichols of Florida; a brother. James (Zee) Berrier of Mocksville; and a sister-in-law. Mary Frances Berrier of Mocks ville. A funeral service was conducted at 4 p.m.. Sunday. Feb. 4. at Eaton Funeral Chapel with the Rev.Arnold P. Gosnell and nephew. Ivan Crissman officiating. A graveside service followed at Con cord United Methodist Church Cemetery with graveside military rites conducted by the 11th District Memorial Honor Guard. The .✓Judith Ann Hendrix bmily received fiiends fiom 3-4 pm.Feb. 4. at Eaton Funeral Home. Judith Ann Hendrix.66. died Thursday.Feb. 1.2007. Memorials: Concord Methodist,c/o Pat Patterson. 132 Fairway She was bora Oct. 15.1940 in Grayson County. Va. to Heath Road.Advance; or to Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home. 101 Hos and Alma Higgins. Friends and family will miss her laugh,stories, pice Lane. Winston-Salem.27103. p^ions.dedicadon and loyalty.She was employed by Salem Creek, a job she treasured and those who knew her understand how many lives she touched of co-workers and customers. She was an acdve member ofClemmons Moravian Church.Women's Circle 4.an elec- 0 dons Judge for the Hillsdale {^inct. a fun member of her sdtch 1 group, and had many years of involvement with the fiiminire mar, pq ket.She enjoyed reading,collecting china, puzzles,flower garden n try Walker Cox o v/ilai ing. working,outings with her grandchildren, being with her sdtch c Mary Lawrence Walker "Amie" Cox. 77. of Chapel Hill, for friends and holidays. z merly of Mocksville, died Saturday. Jan. 20.2007. surrounded by She was preceded in death by her parents. her family at N.C. Memorial Hospital. Surviving: a daughter. Kim Hendrix Kakouias of Advance: a E4 She was bom in Morristown. Tenn. to the late Lawrence and son.Craig Dalton Hendrix and wife Anita Hunt Hendrix of Mocks Mary Edith Walker. She attended Virginia Interment College and ville; 2 brothers. James Higgins and wife Joan and David Higgins graduated from East Tennessee State University.She was an accor and wife Phyllis; aunt, uncle; former husband; and 3 grandchil I dionist who performed professionally as a youth and adult.She was dren. a public school teacher,tutor and Realtor. She loved music,enter A funeral service was held at3 pan. Sunday. Feb. 4 at riMnmnnt n taining and all living creatures. Moravian Church with the Rev. Ray Burke officiadng. Burial fol Survivors: a sister. Edith Bacon of Knoxville.Tenn.; a brother. lowed in God's Acre behind the church. Family and friends cel o George B. Walker of Kemersville; former husband. Ed Cox of ebrated her life Saturday, Feb. 3 at Hayworth-Miller Kinderton O Emerald Ijle; 2 daughters. Debbie Cox of Chapel Hill and Ellie Chapel. Cox of Durham; and many friends. Memorials: Clemmons Moravian Building FUnd.PC Box 730. Memorials: Arthrids Foundadon. 200 E. Woodlawn Rd..Suite Clemmons.27012. 156,Charlotte. 28217; Animal Protecdon Society ofDurham. 2117 E.Qub Blvd..Durham. 27704; or the charity of the donor's choice.

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O Judge Hairston was a voracious reader, a keen observer of cur Peter W.Hairston rent affairs, and a devotee of classical music. He was particularly Peler W.Hairston, 93, the fonner Superior Courtjudge and mem fond of the operettas of Gilbert and Sullivan,from which he derived ber of the N.C.General Assembly,died Sunday,Feb. 4,2007 at his great enjoyment. He was a gracious and entertaining host and no ancestral home,CdoIeeinee Plantation,on the Yadlcin River in Davie tables from the political, educational, literary and entertainment County. worids found their way to his table. Each Wednesday night for the Mr. Hairston was bom Aug.2,1913, at Cooleemee Plantation,a last decade,he presided over dinner at Cooleemee for a small group son of Peter Wilson Hairston and Elmer George Hairston,and lived of devoted friends, prompting lively discussion and providing in there most of his life. In 1949,he married Lucy Dotteh in Washing sights and wise counsel. ton, D.C., and they moved to Cooleemee. Mrs. Hairston preceded Alwaysascholar and conscientious historian.Mr.Hairston wrote him in death in 1998. articles for historical journals, magazines and newspapers,and sec Judge Hairston lived a life ofservice to his nation,state and com tions ofother books.Much of his writing was about Cooleemee and 'V ? munity. Among the highlights of his public service are three terms other plantations that had been owned by members of the Hairston in the N.C.House ofRepresentatives and appointment by Gov.James family.When descendants offormer slaves at Cboleemee established B.Hunt and subsequent election as a Superior Cdurt Judge.He was the Hairston Clan,Judge Hairston was one oftheir strongest advo 6 a decorated veteran. He fought in Europe in World War U,leaving cates.For many years,he attended the annual meetings ofthe Hairston the U.S. Army in 1946 as a captain with the Bronze Star, Purple Clan and on occasion was the keynote speaker. He spent countless Heart and five Battle Stars. Mr. Hairston received his early educa hours compiling genealogical records which he shared with Hairston tion at home through the Calvert School method. He later attended Clan members.The Hairston Clan honored both him and Lucy for Virginia Episcopal School in Lynchburg, Va., graduating in 1930 their contributions to humankind. with scholarship medals from his junior and senior years. In 1933, Survivors: 2 sons, Peter W. Hairston, who has followed in his he received the A3,degree from the University of North Carolina, father's path at Cooleemee, and George R. Hairston of Winston- where he was Phi Beta Kappa,and in 193S,the LI.3.degree fiom Salem, whose woodworking has been integral to the restoration of .the University's Law School,where he was on the board of the Law the home place; a brother. Nelson Hairston of Chapel Hill; a grand Review.One of Mr.Hairston's fondest memories ofChapel Hill was daughter, and 2 grandsons. being greeted as a fiteshman by Dr.Frank Porter Graham,who helped The family will receive people at the home on I^day, Feb. 9 cany his trunk to his dormitory room. from 5-7 pro.A memorial service for Judge Hairston will be held at He was admitted to the North Carolina Bar in 193S, and in the 11 aro. Saturday,Feb. 10 at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension yearsjust prior to and after the war,he practiced law and was with a in the Fork community of Davie County,a parish his family helped major insurance company in Charlotte and later in Washington. In establish near Cooleemee Plantation with Rev.Sealy Cross officiat 1948, Mr. Hairston returned to Cooleemee to assume responsibili ing.Interment will follow in the church columbarium. ties of managing the plantation. He devoted die next six years to restoring the house, which is designated a National Historic Land mark,and to beginning to bring back the land to its earlier produc tivity.To conserve the property for posterity.Judge Hairston in 1996 placed Cooleemee Plantation in the Land Trust for Central North 1 Carolina, making it one of the largest agricultural properties under land trust protection in North Carolina. n In 19S4,heestablishedalawpracdce in the county seat ofMocks- o c ville and maintained it until being appointed to the bench in 1977.A 2 lifelong Democrat,Mr. Hairston was respected as a principled citi zen who related to farmers and working people and was their advo cate. He supported candidates of his party who held what he consid § ered progressive views,such as former Congressman and guberna torial candidate L. Richardson Preyer. With Mrs. Hairston, he trav eled throughout much of the world,including several trips to Scot i land, where he visited the region where his ancestors lived, and to esi Morocco and the Afiican subcontinent, to .China and the then-So viet Union,and across Europe. Wherever and however he and Lucy n traveled - by barge down the canals in France or on safari in Kenya, o they made friends whom they invited to Cooleemee and entertained there. But Judge Hairston was just as comfortable driving a tractor g on hayrides to entertain guests at the Forest Lake Campground he and Lucy established on part of the family farm in 1968.

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s- 3 \j Lee Grant Smith Mr, Lee Grant Smith,87, of Mocksville, died TTiutsday, Feb. 1. 2007,at Davis Regional Medical Center in Statesville. He was bom Dec. 6, 1919, in Davie County to the late Enoch Washington and Mary Starr Smith. Mr. Smith had worked at CJ. Angell's Jewelry for years, Fritts Motor Co. in Winston-Salem and retired, at age 74. from fngetsoU-Rand alter 20 years. He attended Chest- nut Grove United Methodist Church in his younger days. Mr. Smith was a veteran of the U.S. Amy and served in Panama during World War II. He was willing to help someone in need, enjoyed gardening and had a iove for animals. "ULa May4.2001.towhomhewaswedFeb.47.1944^preceded in death by bis wife on OrphaAngeJiSmith:and2brotliets.ClarenceBudSmithandGeorie E.Smiih. KathySurvivors:(Larry) 2daughters.Rosaiee(Rube)Fespennan Harpe ofMocksville;4 gnmdchildien;5 ofgreat-grandSalisbury, children; 2 step-great-grandchildren: 3 sisters, Eva Mae Troutman of Franklinton, lettie Carter and Dorothy Green ofMocksville. A funeral service was conducted at 2 pm.. Sunday, Feb. 4, at Eaton FimeraJ Chapel with the Rev,Shane Young officiating. Burial followed in Rose Cemetery. Memorials: Carolina Piedmont ChapterAlzheimers Assoc..3420 Shamrock Dr., Charlotte, NC 28215.

•/ Thelma Martin Speniier day,Mrs.TheimaRuth Feb. 1.2007,at Forsyth Martin Spencer,92.ofMocksvilie.tlied'niu«- Medical Center in Winsfon-Salem, Mrs.Spencer was bom May 28.1914,to Harry andLonaMartinofCrossviile.Tenn. Astheold- est member of the First United Methodist of Mocksville. many friends of the church will miss her.She was active in her church,community, and family. She loved leiterwriting and corresponded with relatives remembering birthdays and special occasions. She enjoyed ceramics, bottle collecting and was a late blooming artist in her late 60s. She enjoyed rinding new relatives when the family was tracing her family tree. She was preceded in death by her husband. William T.Spencer, her son, Larry M.Spencer, son-in-law Mack Foster,5 brothers and 2 sisters. Surviving: her children. Betty S. Foster and Marilyn S. Moet (Bobby)ofMocksville, and William Terry Spencer(Janet) of York. S.C.:4 grandchildren: 4 great-grandchildren; and many nieces. A ftineral service was conducted at 2 pun. Sunday, Feb. 4, m Firet United Methodist Church with the Revs. Don Routh and Darren Alexander officiating. Burial was in Rose Cemetery. The family received friends at Eaton Funeral Home from 7-8:30 pjn. Feb. 3, Memorials: First United Methodist, 310 N. Main St., Mocks ville; iheSeventh-dayAdventist Church of Mocksville, 470 Mill O ing Rd., Mocksville; or Hospice/Palliative CareCenter. 101 Hos g pice Lane, Winston-Salem,27103. R> So O O o rr ^ 3 rO

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Darrell Fowler Mr. Darrell Fowler died Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2007, at Also surviving; 2 sisters, W.G. Hefner VA Medical Cen (/Nellie Steele Bailey Baucom Braswell Eunice Chloe Baucom of Mrs. Nellie Munday Steele ✓Alma ter in Salisbury. Frances Alma Baucom Midland, and Ethel Coleen B. Bailey. 79, of Liberty Road. (Eugene) Whitley of Stanfield; He was born in Pomeroy, Mocksville.died Thursday.Feb. Braswell of Monroe died Feb. 8.2007,in the Carolina Medical 11 grandchildren; 21 great Ohio. Darrell was a veteran of 8. 2007. at Rowan Regional grandchildren; and recently she Medical Center in Salisbury. Center - Union in Monroe. the U.S.Army during World War Mrs. Braswell had lived in met her first great-great Mrs. Bailey was bom March grandson. II. He received the European 25.1927.in Davie County,to the the Smith Nursing Center for the past year. Mrs. Braswell was The body was open for African Middle Eastern Theater late Sherrill W. and Beulah bom Oct. 18, 1913, in Union- viewing in the sanctuary of Mill Messick Munday. She worked Ribbon with three Bronze Cam ville. She was the second child Creek Baptist Church beginning at Heffners Land of Food and paign Stars, the Purple Heart of the late Ellis Vemon and Ethel at 3 p.m. Sunday. Feb. 11. later became the owner/operator Mae Simpson Baucom. Her Services began at 4 p.m. with Medal, Good Conduct Medal, of U Stop-In Grill in Cooleemee. family was one that believed in final burial following in the American Defense Ribbon, ■Vlts. Bailey was member of Lib hard work and faith in family church cemetery. The family erty United Methodist Church American Theater Ribbon and and God as a means to success. received fiiends following the and active in the United Meth Mrs. Braswell married the late services in the fellowship hall. Victory Medal World War H. odist Women. Memorials: Mill Creek He was preceded in death by She was preceded in death by Roben Glenn Braswell in 1928 and together they raised 3 Baptist. 5417 Morgan Mill his wife of38 years,Cleo DuToit her first husband, Henry Clay children; Gerald Ellis Braswell, Road, Monroe,28110. Fowler. Steele Jr. in 1981; second hus who resides in Asheboro; Online condolences; band. William Douglas Bailey in Douglas Glenn Braswell, who ^i-tvw.gordonfiineralservicexom. Survivors: Herb and Donna 2001: a sister. Kathleen Bunch: resides in New York City; and and 4 brothers. James Munday. DuToit and family; and his sis Henry .Munday. Robert Munday Patricia Braswell Johnson, of ters, Loraine and Patsy, both of and William Sanford Munday.' .Mocksville and Monroe. Ms.Alma, as she was known Oklahoma. Survivors; 2 sons. Jimmy in Unionville. was a tireless Tinv) Steele of Woodleaf and V Ailcen Elizabeth Bryant worker whose intemsts included Tony Steele of .Mocksville; 2 Aileen Elizabeth Lewis building and repairing houses, Bryant. 82. of Yadkinville,died step-sons. Bob fLinda) Bailey gardening and canning fruits and and Fred Bailey, all of Woodleaf; Monday. Feb. 12, 2007 at vegetables, caning chairs, Forsyth Medical Center in Win- a sister. Carol (Ed) Wagner of c painting with oils, planting pine ston-Salem. Advance; 3 step-daughters. trees, harvesting cane for I Sandra .Mowery of Woodleaf. She was bora Feb. 28. 1924 molasses production, quilling, to the late Jetferson Columbus S -Vlary (Larry) Longmuir of yard sale shopping, and buying n Oviedo. Fla.. and .Miriam (Bill) and Annie Elizabeth Cassada o and selling items at the Sweet Lewis. She was retired from G Gardner of .Monticello. Ky.; 2 Z sisters-in-law. Dr. Hilda Bailey Union flea market. She still AT&T. She was also preceded found time to raise her family -< of Sali.sbury and Virginia in death by herhusband.Thomas and to help community people K (George) Sides of Ohio; a Kenneth Bryant,2 sisters,Pattie Z in need. Bane. Eslelle Miller;3 brothers, H brother-in-law. Jack (Charlotte) Mrs. Braswell was preceded B Bailey of Charlotte; 5 grandchil Lenwood Lewis. George Lewis X in death by her husband, Glenn dren; numerous great-grandchil and David Lewis. Braswell; by her sister and Surviving; 2 sisters. Virginia dren; and one great-great-grand x brother-in-law. Viola B. B child. Church and Helen Fare; a (Hay wood) Edwards; her brother.Raleigh Lewis;and sev X A funeral service was con B ducted at 3 p.m. Sunday. Feb. 11. brothers and sisters-in-law.John eral nieces and nephews. n Clemon (Ruby L. Love) The received friends Tues O at Liberty United Methodist X Baucom. and Warren Glenn day, Feb. 13 at Gentry Family a Church, with the Revs. David (Beulah Wilma Ross) Baucom; Reep and Karen Roberts oflici- ^ Funeral Service in YadkinvilW. 0 her brother-in-law. Vemon D. ating. Burial was in Rowan Me Her funeral service was at 2 Allen; and her daughter-in-law, 1 morial Park in Salisbury. The p.m. Wednes_day, Feb. 14. at a family received friends prior to Ruth Braswell. Gentry Family Chapel by the S o Rev. Hubert Wishon. Burial o o the service. 0 t= Memorials: general fund at followed at Yadkin Memorial 1 Liberty Methodist. 141 Liberty Gardens. Circle. Mocksville. 27028.

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-- James Leroy Phifer - Alva Mary Shaw Salmon Ruby James White v/ Richard Junior Myers James Leroy Phifer. 65. of Mrs, Alva Mary Shaw Mrs, Ruby Miller James 100 Windward Circle. Mocks Salmon,93 of Autumn Care of White.90,ofNorthMain Street. Mr, Richard Junior Myers, ville. died Feb. 8,2007 in Win- Mocksville, died Monday. Feb. 74,of NC 801 South,Advance, Mocksville and formerly of 276 ston-Salem Hospice Home fol- Rock Spring Road. Harmony, 12.2007, at her home, died Monday, Feb. 12,2007. at died Friday evening, Feb. 9, Mrs, White was bom Oct. 21, Clemmons Nursing and Reha- 2007 at Autumn Care, 1916,in Davie County, She was bililalinn, a graduate of Mocksville High Mr, Myers was bom April School and a member of Hope 13. 1932, in Davidson County, Baptist Church, Mrs, White was to the late George Richard and retired from Western Electric Irene Elizabeth Starbuck with 23 years of service. She is Myers, He was retired from survived by a special, step- Rj Reynolds Tobacco Co,and grandson,Arch Livengood Jr.,of was member of Elbaviile Virginia, United Methodist Church. Mr. A graveside service was con Myers was a veteran ofthe U,S, ducted at II a,m, Wednesday. Army,having served during the Feb. 14.at Rose Cemetery, with Korean Conflict and was a Phifer. He was a 1959i gradu III e' C e n j't h the Rev. Chris Canirell official- member of the Veterans of For ate of Clement High School in Dyson Shaw, She was a home- eign War in Advance. He en Cleveland.NC. At an early age maker and a member of Rock joyed working with wood, mak he joined Knox Grove AME Spring Baptist Church, where ing violins and enjoyed fishing. Zion Church,and in later years she played the o^an for many He was preceded in death by he was active at New Shepherd years. On Aug,15, 1935. she 2 sisters, Gladys'Myers and Baptist Church. James was em married Mr, Arch Joseph Rosa Lee Carroll; and 2 broth ployed at Celenese as a pharma Salmon who died on June II. ers. Garland Myers and Donnie ceutical research developer. 1996. Also preceding her in Myers, Survivors: his wife.Mildred death were hersihlings; her twin Survivors; his wife, Shirley Wilson 'Tootsie" Phifer of the brother, Alfred. Ray. Hugh. Ann Myers of the home; a home; his mother. Fannie S, Glenn and Austin Shaw and daughter, Becky Lyons and her Phifer ofCleveland; a son.Par Anna Ovcrcash and Cornelia husband. Gene of Mt, Airy; 2 ish T,Phifer ofDurham; a step Smith, sons, Tommy Myers and his son, Roy Edward Wilson of Survivors: a son.A,/,Salmon wife.Lori ofAdvance and Steve Mocksville; 3 daughters, Yvette and wife Carol, and a daughter, Myers and his wife, Trish of (Ernest) Cates and Lisa Margaret Knight and her hus Mocksville; a sister, Lula Mae (Maurice) Parker, both of band Bobby, all of Harmony,5 SiaiT of Mocksville: a brother. Duiham,and Alfredia Michelle grandchildren; 9 great-grand James Myers of iMocksvllle; 4 (Rick) Millerof Shelby: 4 step children; 2 gteat-greai-grand- grandchildren; and tnany nieces daughters. Antioneite ijames children; and several nieces and and nephews, and Jerri Eite (Calvin)Shemil. nephews. A funeral service was to be both of Mocksville. Teresa Services celebrating Alva's conducted at 11 a.m.Thursday. Morrison of Salisbury and life were conducted at 2:30p,m. Feb. 13. at Elbaviile United Laura Cherry of Winslon-Sa- Monday.Feb. 12 at Rock Spring Methodist Church, with the lem: a brother. Will PhiferJr. of Baptist Church with the Revs. Revs, Karl Kelly. Richard Cleveland: 2 sisters. Neil lyier Steve Hedgecock and Jesse Whitehean and Jimmy Myers and Mae Phifer. both of Stroud officiating. Burial fol lowed in the church cemetery. ofRciattng, The body was to be Creedmoor; 5 grandchildren: placed in the church 30 minutes and a number ofstep-grandchil The family received friends from Sunday, Feb. 11 at Reavis prior to the service. Burial was ,, dren. Funeral Home of Harmony. be in the church cemeleiy with Funeral service was held graveside military rites by the Monday. Feb. 12 at 2 p.m. at Condolences on-line to I ilh District Memorial Guard. New Shepherd Baptist Church ifwwJegacy.coin. Memorials: Hospice of Davie or to Gideons The family was to receive inCooIeemee. TheRev.MelvIn Inietnaiional, friends from 7-9 p.m.. on Kesler officiated and burial fol Wednesday, Feb. 14. at Eaton lowed in Rowan Memorial Park Funeral Home. in Salisbury, On-line condolences, www.grahamfitneralhomejiet. ?- ? ? -6 • DAVIE COUNTY ENTERl'RJSE RECORD,TImrsday,Feb.22,2007 v/Nellie Danner Bailey /J.C.Ciwk Mrs. Nellie Mac Danner Mr. J-C."Jim" Cook Jr.. 83. He was also preceded in Bailey, 81. of US 64 Easl. ofRedland Road.Advance,died death by 3 hrolhcrs. Norman E. Saturday, Feb. 17. 2007. al his "Wilma Motley Davis Mocksville, died Tuesday. Feb. Cook. Lester Pete Cook and Mrs, Wilma Motley Davis. \^Sii5ette Elice DutJlcy 13,2007, al Davje Couiily Hos home. Elberl H."Buster" Cook; and a Ms.Suselle Elice Dudley,40. He was born April 26.1923, 87, of Mocksville. died on pital. sister. Allinc Cook Boger. Friiiay.Feb. 16.2007at Autumn of Creslvicw Drive, Mocksville, Mrs. Bailey wasbornMay 7. in Mecklenburg Couiily, to the Survivors: his wife of 60 Core of Mocksville. died Saturday. Feb. 10,2007. 1925, in Davie County, to the years. Nellie Sofley Cook of the Mrs.Davis was bom on Nov. She was bom Feb. 14.1966. late DeWill and Amand.i Bowles home; 2 daughters. Karen 22.1919 in D.ivie County, to Ihe it Atlanta, Danner. She was retired ftuin Willard of Advance and Debbie late Esther Broadway Motley Hants. Mrs. Bailey was niciii- Spillinan(Teny)ofFarmmgion; and Gus Motley. She was a ber of Fork Baptist Church and 4 sisters. Carolyn Cornelius gmduale of Coolcemee High was an assistant Sunday school (Robert). Doris Walker (Jack) School and Salisbury Business teacher for more than 40 years. and Peggy C.irler (Hobett). all College. Mrs. Davis was a She enjoyed shopping and was of Advance and Ola Boger of member of Warner's Chapel an esecllent cook. Nellie en Mocksville; a brother, Darrell joyed making birthday cakes for Church ofCtuisl. She retired as Tom Cook (Nancy) of Mocks a secretary from Calawba family members,family trips to havi ng ville; nnd 4 gmnd.sons. servetlduring World War il. Re College in Salisbuiy. the hcach and spending time A funeral service was con Mrs. Davis was preceded in Church. She with family. turning from the war,his p.-ission ducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday. had attended Rowan-Cabamis for flying grew and he was a pri death by her husband. William She was also preceded in Feb. 21, at Bethlehem United R. D.ivis. and a son, J.L. Community College. death by her step-father. vate pilot for more than 50 years; Melhodisi Church, with Ihe Survivors: her mother of Singleton. Lawrence A. Link. sometimes building and always Revs. Dennis Marshall and .Survivors: a son John A. Mocksville; 2 daughters. Sum Survivors: her husband. owning and maintaining a small Donald Fulideiburk ofFieialing. mer Nicole Shaw and Alyssa plane. He relircd from Modem Singlelon and wife Margaret of Bonson Leon Bailey of the Burial was in the church cem Mocksville: 2 grandsons; 2 Spring Dudley: and 2 sisters. home; a daughter. Wanda Chevrolet aflcr 35 years of ser etery willi graveside military Donna Lea Marsh of Kannapolis vice as a mechanic and later as a gtear-granilchildren; and several Flippin of Mocksville; a son. rites by the Vcicrans of Foreign nieces and nephews. and Michelle Dudley Walser of Tim (Debbie) Bailey of Ad shop supervisor. Following his War Memorial Honor Guard. A funeral service was held on Salisbury. vance;4 grandchildren;4 great relitcmenl. he worked al home The family received friends A funeral service was con cunning Rcdiand Aulo Service. Saturday, Feb. 17 at 4 p.m. in grandchildren; a sister. Helen Tuesday. Feb. 20. at Eaton Fu Ihe mausoleum of Rowan ducted at 2 p.m.. Monday. Feb. Bailey Davis of Advance; a His reputation at work as a man neral Home. 19.at E^on Funeral Chapel with who really gets Ihe higjobs done Memorial Park, with the Rev. brother, Howard (Mary Lee) Memorials: Bethlehem Dr. Lany E. Summey. minister Pastor Larry Twitiy officiating. Danner of Mocksvilletcompan- continued on Ihe Icaclor puilcir- Methodist. 321 Redland Rd., ofFranklin Presbyterian Church, Burial followed in Lakevicw ion. Baby Fluff; and several cuil. He wasabuildcr and chief Advance: or charity of Iheir Memorial Park in Greensboro. mechanic on the While Knight officiating. Entombment nieces and nephews. choice. followed al Rowan Memorial The family received friends A funeral service was con and Workhorse truck teams, Park. from 7-9 p.m. Sunday. Feb. 18, ducted at II ajTi. Friday.Feb. 16. winning several NCTPA points al Ealon Funeral Home. at Fork Baptist Church, with the championships. Mr.Cook was a Rev. Robert Garrelt officiating. member of Bethlehem United Burial was in the church cem Melhodisi Church. He was a etery. The body wa.s placed in master thinker and fabricator. the church 30 minutes prior to His mechanical ingenuity al the service-The family received lowed him 10 sec beyond what friends from 6-8 p.m. on Thurs any shop drawing could convey. day. Feb. 15. at Eaton Funcrai These lalents produced his Liltle Home. Red Tractor which over the last Memorials: general fund at few years became his third hand. Fork Baptist, 3140 US 64 E, His woik ethics, characlcr, ser Mocksville. vice to his country, love of church and family entitled him as a member of Ihe Greatest Generation.

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Spccr Goss Mrs. Ruby Speer Caodic ,_>Ylvin M.MayFicId Steve served in the U.S. Goss, 83, of Yadkinville died ^/XTamilla Beamon LoRin Mr. Alvin M. Mayfield, 61, .^lephen Grant Necly Navy at the end of World War Saturday, Feb. 17, 2006 at Mrs. Camilla Beamon of Cedar Grove Church Road, Stephen Grant Ncely of II, was graduated from Bclmoiil Fofsylii Medical Center. Loflin, 71,formerly of Grenada Mocksville, died Feb. 18, 2007 Richmond. Va., died Feb. 8, Abbey College and studied at the She was born Aug. il, 1923 Drive, Advance, died Salurriay 2007. University of North Carolina. in Yadkin County to the late Eirv Feb. 17, 2007, at Silas Creek His wife, Carolyn, is the After an early career as a lum and Myrtle Collins Speer. Mrs. Manor in Winslon-Salcm, daughter of(he late Emma May berman in High Point and Goss was retired from Hoots Mrs. Loflin was bom Nov and William Franklin Owens of Morehead City.Steve moved to Memorial Hospital and was a 22, 1935, in Yadkin Counly to Cooleemee. Her family includes N^tginia in 1976, where he and member of Yadkinville United the late Cecil and Oclavia Dorothy Faile of Chester, S.C.. Carolyn started (he Auto Trader Methodist Church. Church Beamon.She was retired Nellie Gales Wright of Shelby, magazine, which they operated She was also preceded in from R.J, Reynolds Tobacco Co. John Owens of Oxford; and (he for 12 years. In retirement,Steve death by her husbands. Clay Mrs. Loftin was residing at (he late Betsy Beck of Cooleemee. enjoyed working in a series of McColluiii and Waller Goss;and 2 hioihers, J.W. Speer and Roy Jewish HomeinCJcinmons.She The members ofthe Owens fam short-term jobs, ranging from enjoyed crocheting. ily were long-time members of the Kings Dominion amusement Speer. Mrs. Loflin was preceded in ployed by Eluim Logging Com First Baptist Church and helped park,to the Farm Bureau,to the Surviving; her ehildren, Sa death by a brother, David found Victory Baptist Church in General Assembly of Virginia. rah Rae McCollum, Clay Tho pany in Salisbury. Cooleemee. Steve had recently celebrated mas(Shirl) McCollurn Jr.,Peggy Beamon. Survivors: his wife. Savan \Sleve was preceded by his his Smli birthday with his wife McCoIluin (Chris) Mill, Billy Survivors: 2 brothers, Frank nah Redmond Mayfield of the Beamon and Jim Beamon; a,sjic- home: his mother. Lizzie parents, Eugene Austin Neely and children,.ind his sisters and (Grayson)Goss, anil a step-son, cial cousin. Mildred Spry of and Lillian Grant Landry Necly grandsons. He was a lifelong Jackie (Barbara)Goss; 15 grand Mayfield of Coolcemee;4 sons, Advance; and several nieces and Steven, David, Alvin Jr., and of High Point, and his brothers Catholic and an active member children; numerous great-grand nephews. James K. Mayfield, all of Eugene Austin Jr. and William of Our Lady of Lourdes parish children; 2 sisters,Doris Gunter, A memorial service will he Mocksville: 3 brothers, John Bruce. in Richmond. He regularly wor Bonnie Harris, both of Mocks- conducted at 11 a.m.Friday, Feb. Survivors; his wife,Carolyn; shiped at Viclory Baptist Church ville; and 3 brothers,Grady Leo L.(Lucillc) Mayfield. Fellon 23, at Advance Baptist Church his son Grant Owens Neely of and at St. Francis of Assist Speer, William (Mary) Speer, (Judy) Mayfield. and Wilton with Chaplain Fred Morcte of (Kim) Mayfield, all of Mocks New York City; and his son Catholic Church in Mocksville David (Pam) Speer, all of ficiating. Stephen Sim Neely of when visiting family in Cool Mocksville, and sisters-in-law, ville; 5 sisters, Libby (Milton) Neely of Salisbury,Pastor Ruby Stanardsville, Va.; daughter-in- eemee. Libby and Christine Speer. Hnwell and Dcbra James, both law Stephanie;2grandsons; sis A Mass of Christian Burial Her funeral service was held of Mocksville, Leseris Cline of ters, Mary Poff and Lillian was celebrated in honor of at II a.m. Tuc.sday, Feb. 20 in Landry Ncely of Jamestown; Steve's life at Our Lady of the Gentry Family Chapel by the Coolccmcc. and Doris Gray of Woodlcaf;8 grandchildren; sev brothers, Sidney Landry Necly Lourdes Catholic Church In Revs. Scolt Osterberg and Tim of Charlotte, Byrd McLean Richmond on Monday,Feb. 12- Tucker. Burial followed in eral other relatives and friend.s. Funeral service were to be Neely ofGoode,Va.,and James He is buried at Signal Hill Me Aihenlon Cross Friends Cem Lyman Neely of High Point; as morial Park in Hanover Counly, etery. The familiy received Tliursday, Feb. 22 at 2 p.m. at Erwin Temple CME Church in well as numerous nieces and Va. His family and friends cel friends Monday,Feb. l9alGen- Woodlcaf. Ilief.iniily visitation nephews. ebrated Steve's life at try Family Funeral Service in was to be Wednesday, Feb. 21 Steve was bom in Memphis, Chainbeilayne BaptistChurch in Yadkinvlile. from 7-8:30 p.m. at the church. Tenn.,on Jan.23,1927. He and Richmond, where Carolyn is Visit the website Carolyn were married in chair of the Board of Deacons. wwn'.grahiimfuneralhome.nel Morehead City in 1971, where Memorials: Our Lady of to send on-line condolences. (hey made their first home and Lourdes Endowment Fund. started a family.Theif son Grant 8200 Woodman Road, Rich was bom (he next spring, and mond, VA 23228. Sim followed in 1974.

Oavie County Public Library Mocksvilla, NO -^Elmer Ward RaHedge Mr. Elmer Ward Ratledge 86,ofWoodIeaf,diedThursday' ' Feb.l52007wi(hhisfamUyby his side at The Laurels of Salisbury. He was preceded in death bv Bom May ^'j"'"-'™»Ri«JedgeWeant ""'^'^""''R^'cdgeStroudSurvtvors; his wife, Helen ' Rowan I" xner Ratledge; daughters County, he Patricia Ratledee Duff was the son of the late Susan Ratledee.fHSl"" Thnm.> George Washington GeorgebusbandJim Wesley ofCharlotte; Ratledge Lon "f Ratledge and Florence Rice Ratledge and fi^'^7'''8""<'children;and stepmotherEvaBlakeRatledge and r' Godbey He graduated from Woodleaf undThe Connie funeral Ratledge service Weaks. was at High School in 1937. Hiseariv career included work at the Sut^ersette:„fP''"'^""^4y,Feb.l8in,he Memorial Chapel Newport News Shipyard and with the Rev. Shirley Jones Dtydock Co. Later he woriced officiating. Burial followed at for the FBI in fingeiprinling. Ro«an Memorial Park, with radio transmitting, and military graveside rites decoding. He joined the conducted by the Rowa" Merchant Marines during World Military Honor Guard War II, where he was chiefradio Memorials; St. George's operator on numerous ships, a Eptscopal Church, Po Bo* 23 lifelong member ofSt. George's Woodleaf, 27054. Episcopal Church, he was also a member of the Rowan County Republican Party. Mr. Ratledge returned to Woodleaf in 1945 to help manage Rice and Ratledge Flour Mill with his father. Upon his father's death In 1955, Mr. Ratledge look over the operarion of the miJj, converting it from water power to electricity and ran It until 1974, when the mill burned. He later retired from o Celancse Corporation. § (9

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He was a life time Minnie Reavis Anderson.as one 2007, at Forsyth Medical Cen member of Cooieemee United of8 brothers and sisters.She was ter in Wimton-Salem. a graduate of Fatmingion High Methodist Church,where he bad been a Sunday school teacher County, to the Mrs.Allen was bom July 27, School, where she lettered in late James Waller and Leia Bur and head of the trustees. Mr. 1949,in Rowan County,to Tho basketball. Following high gess Beck, She retired in 2004, Blackwood was a veteran ofthe mas Leroy Sr. and Nannie June school, she went to nursing from Baker Furniture after 40 U5. Marines. He was retired Gaither Dyson. She had worked school where she was voted years of service and had been a from Hoeseht-Celenese. Mr. at Lexington Fuminire as plant most outstanding student in her bookkeeper for William R. nurse, also, for Dr. Mighon and Blackwood was a charter mem class by her peers.She served in Davie VFD for more than 25 Dr. Church and at Sampson's ber of the Cooieemee Civitans the Navy where she received years. Mrs.<2hafiinwasamem- Florist. Mrs.Allenwasa mem- additional training as a nurse and and enjoyed carpentry work. He ber of Ijames Crossroads Bap- bet of New- Union United Meth was dedicated to his family, was discharged as a lieutenant. risl Church, She enjoyed watch odist Church. She was proud of her service In friends and commuttiry and any ing her grandsons play baseball. thing he took part in. She was preceded in death by the Nasy. [i was in the service She was also preceded in He was also preceded In her husband,Fiankie "Cowboy" that she met her husband at the death by a sister, Jessie Alline death by a sister. Betty Sue Cleveland Allen on Jan. 31. time,(aerald Bemhard.who pre Misenheimer; and a brother, 2001. Blackwood Glass; a brother. ceded her in death. After leav Jack Beck. Fred Lanier Blackwood Jr.; and Survivors; her parents of ing the service they moved to Survivors: her husband. Joe step-father. James Horton. Mocksviile; 2 sons, Terry South Bend where Thelma Tommy Chaffin of the home; a Survivors: his wife, Louise (Tonya)Allen ofMocksviile and worked as an RN in Memorial son, Donnie "WonnJe" (Trish) Gary(Alisa) Allen ofHarmony; Barnes Blackwood ofthe home; Hospital for 35 years. Chaffin of Mocksviile; siblings. a sister. Mary Ann (Wayne) a daughter. Cina Blackwood Survivors; 2 sons. Edward Selma and J.S. Loflin and Swisher of Harmony; a brother. Earl(Mcmtca) and Douglas John Wicker and husband Gene A. JtAnny Beck, all of Demon, J.W. Wicker Jr. of Gibsonville; 2 Tommy (Alison) Dyson of (Rachel); 3 grandchildren; 4 and Mary Ann Beck, David and sons. Kevin Flake Blackwood Mocksviile: a granddaughter; step-grandchildren; a great- Betty Beck. Richard and grandfather, Monzy Dyson of and John Randall Blackwood. Mildred Ann Beck and Ma^a- granddaughter.2 sisters, Lucille both of Cooieemee; a sister. Mocksviile; and several nieces Ploit of Mocksviile and Lorene letE. Beck, all ofLexington and Peggy Blackwood and her hus and nephews. Frye of WiUislon. Fla.; as well Diane and Don Houck of West band. Sonny Foster of Cooi A funeral service was con as many nieces and nephews in Jefferson: 2 grandsons; 3 sis eemee; 3 grandsons; and many ducted at 2p.m.Sunday.Fcb. 25, North Carolina with whom she ters-in-law. Marie Beck of at New Union United Method- nieces and nephews. stayed close and considered her Greensboro and Ruth (S.T.) ist Church, with Pastor Wayne immpHitira family A funeral service will be con Snow and Helen (A.C.) Swisher and the Rev. Alvin Pope ducted at 2 p.m. Thursday. Services were at II a.m. Ratledge. both of Mocksviile; 2 officiating. Burial was in the March 1. at Eaton Funeral Thursday, Feb. 22. in Lakeside brothers-in-law. Bobby church cemetery. The family Chapel, with the Revs. Perry Misehncimer of Lexington and (Indiana) Baptist Church. The Bradsbaw and Shelby Harbour received friends from Saturday. Rev. Vito Rulli. pastor of the Josh (Brenda) Chaffin of Feb.24, at Eaton Funeral Home. officiating, Burial will be in the church, conducted the services. MocksvilJe; and several nieces, Legion Memorial Park in Cooi Memorials; general fund at Burial with militaiy honors was nephews and cousins. New Union Methodist, c/o eemee with graveside military at Southlawn Cemetery, South A funeral service was con Brenda Bailey. 154 Hallander rites conducted by the Veterans ducted at 2 p.m. Sunday.Fcb. 25, Bend. ofForeign War Memorial Honor Drive,,Mocksviile; orAmerican Memorials; Memorial Health at Ijames Crossroads Baptist Cancer Society.4-AOakBranch Guard. The family was to re Church, with the Revs. Billy Foundation Children's Fund, ceive friends from 6-8 pm. on Dr., Greensboro. 27407. 615 N. Michigan. South Bend, Sloop and Alex Heafiter ofBci- Wednesday, Feb. 28. at Eaton IN 46601. E-mail condolences; aciug. The body was placed in Funeral Home. iveljhfh@ya)uioj:om. , the church 30 minutes prior to Memorials; Cooieemee' the service. Burial was in the Methodist. PO Bo* 69. Cooi church cemetery. The family eemee,27014; or to Cooieemee received friends Saturday, Feb. Civitans building fund, c/a Ed 24. at Eaton Funeral Home. ward Carter, 277 Pine Ridge Memorials: cemetery fund at Road. Mocksviile. Ijames Baptist, 1038 Ijames - Church Road. Mocksviile; or to ; Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Hotne, 101 Hospice Laoe.Win- slOD-SaJem, 27103. • DAVIE COUNTY ENTICUPUISK KlCCOUD.TIiursrtay,March 1,2007

v-Sbirley Minton Hamlet Dorothea Myrick Collins Mis. Shirley Minton Hamlet. „IlazcI Shulcr llnrtinun Mrs. Dorothea Myrick ^'Haicl Taylor Wagner 67, of Bermuda Run,died after Mrs. Hazel Shuler Hartman. Collins. 71. of Winslon-Salem. Wllliani Henry Sparks Hazel Taylor Wagner,90. of a long battle with emphysema on 82. of Advance, died .Saturday, died on Thursday,Feb. 22,2007, Mr. William Henry .Sparks, Rulherfordlcn. died Saturday, Tuesday night. Feb. 20.2007 at Feb. 24. 2007 at Wake Forest at Kale B. Reynold.s Hospice 82, of Salisbury, died Monday. Feb. 24,2007.at Hospice House Kate B. Reynolds Hospice University Baptist Medical Cen Home. Feb. 19. 2007 at Rowan Re of Rutherford County. Home in Winston-Salem. ter after a lengthy illness. She was bom April 7, 1935. gional Medl- She was bom on Valentine's She was bom April 24,1924 She was a native of Ruther in Elowah County. Ala., to Wil cal Center in ford Couniy,the daughter of(he Day.Feb. 14.1940,in Eliiabeth in Davie County to David Wash liam Archie and Reba l.ed better Salisbury af- late Solon LancasterTaylor and Cily to Joseph Raleigh Minion ington and Florence Alwood Myrick. tcr a lengthy ■ . Bessie Pearl Lovelace Taylor. and Minnie Shirley Umphlett Shuler. Surviving; her husband of 54 illness. She was a member of First Bap- Minton,now deceased.She was She was preceded in death by years.Toiruny Collins;2 daugh He was j list Church of Ruihccfordton a graduate of Elizabeth Cily her parcnis; her husband. Alviii ters.Deborah Booe and husband and taught high school for 27 High School and attended Edward Hartman; her sisters. boni on May ^ Early of Mocksville,and Sharon years. A graduate of Boiling Campbell College prior to Thelma Trent, Grace Flint and Collins of Winston-Salem; 4 graduating from East Carolina Eva Myers; and her brothers. Dav i e Green University in Kenlucky. grandchildren; and 3 great University in 1963. She retired Lester Shulcr, Dwight Shulcr County to she was the first business grandchildren. the late Henry Martin Sparks teacher in Davie County at from Piedmont Airliites/USAir aitd David Shuler. Mrs. Haitman Funeral services were con and Maggie Lec Hellard Sparks. Mocksville High School when and was a long-time member of was one of 21 children, part of ducted at 2 p.m.Sunday, Feb. 25 He attended Davie County she moved here in 1938. She Calvary Baptist Church, where who w'erc half brothers and sis at Hayworth-Miiler Silas Creek she enjoyed her Sunday School Schools and was a World Wat was also employed with the Chapel, with Elder Early Booe ters. classmates and was active in the Survivors; her daughter. II veteran, leaving on Dee. 11. REA. She was an active mem officiating. Buna] followed in ber of First Baptist Church of Front Porch Ministry. Delilah Posey and husband 1945 as a US Navy Shipniter Gardens of Memory in Waiker- Survivors: her husband of43 Orady; her son. James Edward Third Class. He worked at an Mocksville and the Davie town.The family received Sun years, Reuben Hamlet of the Hartman;3 grandchildien; a sis operating engineer on construc County Retired Teachers Asso day at the funeral home before tion cranes. He was a member ciation. She lived on Sain Road home;her daughters.Stefanie H. ter. Frances Shulcr Reniz of the service. McDaniel and husband Ron of Mocksville; and many nieces, of the Inleinalional Union of in Mocksville from 1938-1995. Memorials; Meals on Wheels Coolcemee, and Leigh R. Ham nephews, cousins and special Opeialing Engineers AFL-CIO She moved back to of Senior Services. 2895 Lmat46SC since July 27. I960. Rutherfordlon after the deathof let of Charlotte; a granddaugh friends. Shorefair Dr.. Winslon-Salem. He was a life member of her husband. Grant Sain ter; a special friend; a sister. A funeral service was held at 27105; or Mount Zion Holiness Sandra M.Turner and husband 3:30 p.m. Monday. Feb. 26 at Salisbury VFW Post 3006. Wagner. Church Building Fund, c/o Ei Wayne of Suffolk. Va.; her Hayworth-Miiler Kinderton His wife. Mary Stanley Survivors: sisters-in-law, der Eaiiy Booe. 168 William St., brothers. Joseph R. Minion Jr. Chapel with the Rev. Robert Spaiks. died in 1983. He was Sara Holland of Chattanooga, Mocksville. . and John R. Minion of Symanski and Wayne Renfz of also preceded in death by 3 Tenn., and Ruth (the late Sam) Belvidere;8 nieces and 5 neph ficiating. Burial followed at Ad brothers. Gilbert. Thomas Short of Winston-Salem. for Jeffenon and Donald "Dickie," merly of Mocksville. ews. vance United Methodist Church andbyasistcr.EmilyStimpson. A funeral service was con cemetery. The family received The funeral service was con ducted at 1 p.m. Friday, Feb. 23 friends Sunday evening at the Survivors; a daughter, Ellie ducted at 5 p.m. Monday. Feb. Jane Sparks Wallace of 25, at McMahan's Funeral at Calvary Baptist Church with funeral home. Dr. Guy Hipp and Pastor Will Salisbury; his hrolhec, Bobby Home Chapel, with the Rev. Toburen oHiciating- Burial fol Sparks of Mocksville: 3 sisters, Dean Baughn officiating. The lowed at Rose Cemetery in Helen Yokley. Doris McDaniel body was In the chapel one hour Mocksville.The family received and Bobby Jo Bowens, all of before the service. Burial was friends Thursday at Hayworth- Mocksville; and 2 granddaugh at 1 pm. Monday in Rose(Cem Miiler Kinderton Chapel. ters. etery in Mocksville. Memorials; Hospice/Pallia A private tnemoriaJ service Memorials: Hospice of Ru tive CateCenter. 101 Hospice was planned. therford, PO Boa 336, Forest Lane, Winston-.Salem, 27103. City. 28043; Gideons Inlema- Online condolences at lional. Rutherfordlon Camp 3214, PO Box 1462, Rutherfordlon. 28139; or Rutherfordlon First Baptist.PO Box 839,Rutherfordlon, 28139.

Davie County Public Library Wocksvllle, NC C'ht'fxti 3-e-o7 DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD,Thursday, March 8,2007

.Liilie C.Dimiilckcm Dwight llcpler ^Bclly Lou Akcrs ^.Cliiirlc.s liiinild iSensuii Tommy Ray Collins ^ Mrs. Janie C. Dimalils.in ol Dwighl"Moody" Hcpler,67. MfS.Belty Lou Akcrs.67. of Mr. Chnilcs Harold Hcnsnn, Mr-Tommy Ray Collins. 75, Winslon Salem died -Salurday. of Mocksviile. died Wednesday. Wyo Road. Mocksviile. died 8(1. of Jiinctioil Road, Cool- of Winston-Salem. died on Marcli 3. 2007 following a suO- Feb. 28. 2007 ui Prcsbyierian Salurday. Marcli 3. 2007 at ccnicc, died Siimlay, March 4, Wednesday,Feb. 28.20(17. at the the late J.C. and Ina Mae Coolcemee. .a son of the late He was born Aug. 22. 1920. He was bom Jan. 6.1932.in Collcltc of Mocksviile, Mrs. Margie Speaks Heplcr and Roy in Row'an County to the late Forsyth County to the late James Donaldson was a grndualc of Hepler.He wasa I9S8graduate John Sylvc.ster and Fannie Edgar and Myrtle Denny Cat.ivl!a College. .She teiircd of Davie High School and Finotu Hudspclh Benson. Mr. Collins. Mr.Collins served in the iioiit RJ. Reynolds High SchiKil Salisbury Business College. A Benson was retired from U.S. Air Force during the Ko after 35 vents of tcacliiog with veteran of the U.S. Army, he lalePifikncy Norandal and had been a brick rean Conflict. llie Wiiisloii Salcm Forsyth worked as a supervisor with fliaSioii. He "h.'fd allended and Mary R. Mis wife of 54 years, Counlv School System. N .C. Finishing Co. Moody loved Sims. Mrs. .Salisbury City schools and was Dorothea Myrick Collins, his Survivors, herhiisbaml of 49 family and friends and never met Akcrs was ol the Mciiuidi.sl fiiilh. Mr. parenls and 2 brothers. Odell and years. lillisT. l>)nal(lsoir.as

Davie County Public Library Mocksviile, NC \/Sliirley Ann Myers , Clifford A. Nash ^^^eliie C. Rencgar Mrs, Shirley Ann Myers Clifford A, "Pete" Nash of Mrs. Nellie C. Rencgar, 77, 1^. John J. Walker Jones Jr. Myers. 69. of NC 801 S., Ad Mocksville of Lone Hickory Road, John Jay WalkerJones Jr., 79. vance, died Friday, March 2. Yadkinville, died Monday. of Milling Road. Mocksville, 2007, at Kale B. Reynolds Hos March 5,2007 at her home. died Sarurday, March 3,2007, at pice Home in Winsion-Salem. She was bom Nov. 12, 1929 Salisbury Center. Mrs. Myers was bom July in Yadkin County to the late Bom IS Davie County on 14, 1937. in Forsyih County, to Herman and Rachel Holcomb May 23. l927.hewasthesonof the late Marvin and Esther Chamberlain. Mts.Renegatwas the late Mattie Smith and John Myers Myers. She was member a homemaker who enjoyed W. Jones Sr. He was retired af of Elbavilld United .Methodist working in her garden and flow ter 33 years from Dreael Heri Church, where she had been ac ers, traveling, canning, and tage Furniture and was a mem tive with youth groups. .Mrs. Ethel Helms cooking for her family. She ber of Duliq United Methodist Myers enjoyed fishing with her Nash. Mr. Nash was a veteran loved and kept many children, Church. husband and doing crafts. She of World War 11. serving in the including all of her grandchil His wife,AleneShoafJones, loved children and letting (hem Miirines for 7 years. 3 months. dren, at her home. She was re preceded him in death, as did a be themselves and believed that 9 days and I breakfast. He tired from Bates Nitewear in son. Jimmy Jones, son-in-law, you needed to reach for the stars. fought at Guadalcanal. Vadkinville. was a quilter. a Don Foster, and 2 brothers, Fred She was preceded in death by Okinawa, and other Pacific lo member of the Yadkin River Jones and Bill Jones. her husband, Richard Junior cations, serving in the 1st Ma Quiiters Guild, and the Hudson Survivors: a daughter. Jane Myers,on Feb. I2.2007:anda rine Division. 8th Company. 2nd Essex Automobile Club. Mrs. Foster of Mocksvilie; 2 sisters. • brother, Sonny Myers. Battalion. 3th Regiment. Mr. Renegarwas a faithful member Helen Butner of Advance and Survivors: a daughter and 2 Nash was retired from Western of SiUidy Springs Baptist Church Lois Hendria ofMocksville; and sons, Becky Lyons and husband Eieciric. He was a member of where she served the church as 2 grandsons Gene of Mt. Airy.Tommy .Myers Fork Baptist Church, although a Sunday School teacher, played A service to celebrate the life and wife Lori of Advance and he generally preferred to com the piano, and was a member of of .Mr. Jones was held Tuesday, Steve Myers and wife Trish of mune with God and nature while the WMU. .Marchd.ai II ajii. in the Davie .Mocksville; 2 sisters, Helen riding his tractor and working in She was also preceded in Funeral Chapel in Mocksville Robertson of Advance and his garden. death by her brother, J. Roger with the Rev. Richard Louise Kite and husband Day He was also preceded in Bud Chamberlain, and by an in Whiieheart officiaiing. Burial ton of Winston-Salem; 4 grand death by his wife, Lillian fant sister. Doris Chamberlain. was in the Dulin United Meth children; and many nieces and Hendris Nash: 3 brothers. Surviving: her husband of 57 odist Church Cemetery. The nephews. Hovis. Walter Mutt and infant years. Bobby G. Rencgar of the family received friends on Mon A funeral service was con Wade Na.sh; and an infant sister, home: 2 children, Debbie (Ron) day. March 5. at Davie Funeral ducted at 3 p.m. Monday, March Mildred. Bray. Gray (Amber) Renegar.ali Service. 5. at Elbaville United Method Survivors: 2 daughters. Ciiroi ofYadkinviile; 5 grandchildren: Memorials: Don Foster Me ist Church, with the Rev. Kari . •Spencer of Chtirloite and Susan a brother, Wayne (Shirley) morial Mission, c/o Fork Bap Kelly offtciating. Burial was in Nash (husband Charles Jenkins) Chamberlain. Yadkinville; sis tist Church, 3140 US 64 E.. the church cemetery. The fam of Winslon-Salem; a sister, Mary ters-in-law, Laura R, Chamber- Mocksville. ily received friends on Sunday, Harrington of Austin, Texas; a Iain. Estelle Baity, Dot Renegar; March 4, at Eaton Funeral brother. Roben (Carolyn) Nash brother-in-law, Bristol (Betty) Home, of Marshvillc: and a special Renegar: and several close friend. David HolbrookofChar friends and neighbors, including lotte. Betty and Don Slroud. A graveside service was con The family received friends ducted at 11 a.m., Friday, March Tuesday at Gentry Family Fu 2, at Fork Baptist Church Cem neral Service in Yadkinville. etery with Henry Hendrix offi Her funeral service was held at ciating. with military honors 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 7 at conducted by the Veterans of Sandy Springs Baptist Church Foreign War Memorial Honor by the Rev. David Kiser. Burial Guard. The family received followed in the church cemetery. friends Thursday, March I, at Memorials: Mountain Valley Eaton Funeral Home. Hospice. PO Box 1267. Yadkinville, 27055; or O.I. CJ Memorials: cemetery fund at CO Fork Baptist. 3140 US 64 E, Foundation, PO Box 630342, ■c fo' Mocksville; or a charity of Baltimore, MD 21263-0342. donor's choice. s o o o o (Z TfT 3 vy d? -o c • CT z o" o r~ cr S •3 Daniel Boone Steelman Mr. Daniel Boonc Steelman of Lone Hickory Road and Fooivllle died Suniiay, March 4

vMaggle Lucille Saine Mrs. Maggie Lucille McClain Saine,90, of Woodleaf. ,y Samuel Smith Short died on Monday. March 5.2007 Mr. Samuel Smith Short Jr.. 86. of Wln.ston-Salem. died at Rowan Martha L.Rideohour Thursday. March 1. 2007. at Mrs. Manha Louise Auman Brookndge ReiiremeniCommu- the late Wil- Ridenhour, 79. of Mocksville. niiy. liam Boone Sr. anil Pearl died -Monday. March 5.2007. He was bom June 17, 1920. Renegar Steelman. .Mr. in Caiawba County to the late Steelman was a full-time farmer, Samuel Smith and Mabel Davis saw-mill operator, and gardener, raising produce' for the in Davie Short, Mr. Short was retired from the U.S. Po,ial Service, Slatesville Produce Market for had worked al General Eleciric more than 30 years. He lived 85 . late Carl and years in what was known as the Betty Williams McClain. She and was a cattle famicr..He was a graduate of Mocksville High old Footville Post Office ofLone attended Cooleemee Schools. School, Class of 1938. and at Hickory. He coached Little She was a homemaker. Mrs. League baseball,loved watching Saine was a member of Corinth tended N.C. State University. •Mr. Short was a member of the baseball and eating hotdogs with Church of Christ. Auman. Mocksville .Masonic Lodge,w-js extra onions. Mr.Sleelman was Mrs. Saine was preceded in a charter member of the Lone Mrs. Ridenhour retired from death by her husband. Carl a past lodge master and for three- Drexel-Heritage after 47 years in years was disinci grand master. Hickory Fire Department and Henry Saine on Feb. 2,1994. the persoDxiel department. She He was a member of First Pres Recreation. He was one of the Survivors: 3 sons.Ron Saine uasofihe .Methodist faith. .Mrs. byterian Church in Mocksville. oldest members of Sandy and wife Catherine.Henry Saine Ridenhourenjoyed knitting,gar He was also preceded in Springs Baptist Church, where and wife Reba. all of Salisbury, dening and spending time with death hy 2 brothers,Henry Short he served the church as a Sun and Darriell Saine and wife her grandchildren and great and Frank Short. day School Teacher, and years Susie of Cleveland, NC; 3 grandchildren. Survivors: his wife. Ruth ago helped lodig graves by hand daughters; Rosa S. Brooks and for funerals In the cemetery. In Survivors: a daughter. husband Roy of Cleveland. Wagner Short of the home; a sis Candace (Eddie) Woody of ter. .Mabel (R.C.) Jones of July of 2006 he celebrated his Gienda S. Deal and husband 90lh birthday, and was proud to Rockwell; a son. Tommy Doug, and Norma S. Linle and Salisbury; a .sister-in-law, Sara Ridenhour of Monroe;4 grand W. Holland of Chattanooga. have an aliendaiicc of more than husband Tom, all of Salisbury; 100 people. Mr. Steelman loved children; 4 great-grandchildren; 15 grandchildren; and 19 great Tern.; 3 nieces; and5 nephews. 2 brothers. W.C.(Billie) Auman to play harmonica for family and grandchildren. A graveside service was con and Lacy Auman, all of ducted at 2 p.m..Sunday. March friends,especially his grandchil- i A funeral service was to be Seagrove; 2 nieces; a grcai- 4, at Rose Cemetery with the dren and great-grandchildren. held at II a.m.Thursday.March iiiece; and 2 great-nephews. Rev, Paul Seelman officiating. He was also preceded in 8 at Corinth Church of Christ A funeral service was to be The family received friends Sat death by his wife. Elizabeth with RX>.McDaniel ofTiciaung. conducted at 2 p.m.. Thursday. urday..March 3.at Eaton FuGeral Cillean Steelman: an infant sis- i Burial was to follow in the March S. at Eaton Funeral Home in .Mocksville. ter, Virginia Steelman; sisters. ■, church cemetery. Coralee Pope.Bemice Stewart, Chapel with the Rev. Virgil The family was to receive Memorials- Alaheimers Huicherson ofTiciaiing. Burial Jessie PruiK. Ruth Edsel; and a friends from 7-9 p.m. Assoc., Western Carolina Chap brother, Willium Boone was to follow in Rowan .Memo Wednesday. March 7 at ter.3800 Shamrock Drive.Char rial Park in Salisbury. The fam lotte. 28215-3220; Grandfather Steelman Jr. Summersetl Funeral Home, at ily was to receive friends at the Home for Children.PO Box 98. Surviving: his children, other times the family will be at funeral home one hour prior to Banner Elk. 28604-0098, or Jimmy (Dorothy) Steelman. their respective homes. Aileen Steelman. Jackie (Gail) the service. Memorials: Corinth Church Mocksville First Presbyterian, Memorials: American Lung 261 S, Main St...Mocksville. Steelman. all of Lone Hickory; of Christ Cemetery Fund. 3570 Assoc. ofNC.3801 Lake Boonc 4 grandchildren; 7 great-grand- ■ Needmore Road, Woodleaf. Trail. Suite 190. Raleigh. children: and a sister.Jewel Hull. ' 27054. 27607. . Tê family received friend.s [ Monday at Gentry Family Fu- 1 neral Service in Yadkinville. His ) funeral service was held at 2:30 1 p.m. Tuesday at Sandy Springs ' Baptist Church by the Revs. Howard Wagoner and Chris Hauser. Burial followed in the ' church cemetery. Memorials: Yadkin Valley ' Hospice. PO Box 1267, Yadkinville. 27055; or 10 char ity of the donor's choice. \/ôbert Foster k/Clydene Barnes i/6eorge Daniel Foster Robert Foster, 90, of 418 Leo!a Clydene West Barnes, v/£ucy Barney Barney George Daniel Foster,69, of Pine St., Mocksville,died March 71. ofLexinglon. died Friday, Mrs. Lucy Barney Barney, Emerald Isle, died Monday, 13, 2007 at Forsyth Medical March 9, 2007 at Lexington 87, of Comatzer Road, Mocks- March 6,2007 at his home, Center in Winslon-Salem fol Memorial Ht)5pital. viile,died March 7,2007, while A funeral service was held on lowing an extended illness. • Her surrounded by loved ones at Friday. He was born in Davie County, son of the late John home, Mrs, Barney was bom Sept, Avery and Lula VanEaton Fos 9, 1919, in Davie County, to ter, He was educated in the George Anderson and Maitie Davie County Schools and re Maude Hendrix Barney,She had tired from Baker Furniture Com been a lifelong member of pany, Comatzer Baptist Church where Survivors: his wife, Betty she had taught the Beginners Nichols Foster of the home;and Sunday School class for 26 several cousins. years. As a homemaker, she Funeral service will be Fri loved working in her garden and day, March 16 at 4 p.m. at growing flowers. She was a lap Mocksville Second Presbyterian (nimch.The Rev,Thomas Leach Clyde quiiter and loved cooking. Rachaet Akers and David Robinson. In addition to her parents,she Moser officiated. Burial will officiate and burial wiU fol Burial was In the St. Matthews was preceded.in death In 2002, followed on Sunday. March 11 low in the church cemetery. The Lutheran Church Cemetery, by her husband, William Brady at 2 p.m. at Concord United family will receive friends at the Davie Academy Road, Barney to whom she was mar Methodist Church Cemetery, church 30 minutes prior to the Mocksvjllc, ried for 61 years; and a brother, Mock.sville, with military service. Mrs. Barnes was bom Feb. Calvin Barney, honors, On-line condolences at vnnn^TahamfuntralhomeMX. 15, 1936, to Clyde Nickolsoq Survivors; a special niece. Mr,Foster was the son of the West and Hazel Leota Jones Vanessa Smith Caner atid hus late Boone and Lydia Frye West,She was a homemaker and band William Ray "Billy" Caner Foster, He was also preceded in a member of Mt, Carmel of .Mocksville. and (heir chil death by 2 brothers, Lany and Freewill Baptist Church, dren, Brennan Elizabeth Carter Richard Foster, He served his She was preceded in death by and William Shane Carter, who country for 23 years with the a daughter, Patsy Sue Robbins., were her special grandchildren; U.S. Air Force and retired as a Survivors: her husband. 4 sisters, Clara Barney, Ava senior master seêant. He was Robert Frank Barnes of the (William)Jones, Ella (Norman) the owner/operator of Georges' home;sons. Larry Dean Robbins Smith, and Alma Bobbie (BUI) Hotrte Maintenance from 1979- and fiance' Tami Collins and Shoaf,of Mocksville; a brother, 2004, George served with pride Charles Randy Robbins and his Paul(Lois) Barney, of Advance; as an EMS volunteer for 27 wife Crystal, all of Lexington; a sister-in-law Frances Barney, years. He was joint chief for daughters, Sarah "Buzz" of.Mocksville; and many nieces EMS and fire department for Robbins Spaugh and husband, and nephews. eight years and served as chief Paul ofAdvance, Kathy Darlene A funeral service was con of EMS for four more years after Robbins Hedrick Reed and ducted at 4 p.m. Friday, March the split of the two organiza fiance" Kerry Chambers, and 9, at Comatzer Baptist Church, tions, George was an Emerald Angela Robbins Hayes, both of with the Revs, Richard Isle town commissioner from Lexington; 13 grandchildren; 9 Whiteheart, Elmer Day, and 1987-1989 and mayor pro tern great-grandchildren; brother.s. David Maynard officiating. from 1989-1991/, foe Henry West, Melvin Buriul was in the church cem Survivors: his wife of 50 Bullabough. Kenneth Wilbert etery, The family received years. Hazel Franks Fosterof the Bullabough, all of Lexington, friends March 8 at Eaton Funeral home: a brother, Ronnie Wayne Samuel Luther West of Home, Foster of MocksviUe; 3 sisten. Walkeriown and Ricky Dale Memorials: Baptist Chil- Betty Earnhardt of Salisbury. Bullabough of ThomasvUle; drens Homes of NC, P.O. Box Judy Pratt and Nadinc sisters, Bobbi Jean Jones and 338, Thomasville, 27361; or Holloman, both of Mocksville, Linda Lou West King, both of ComatzerBaptist, 1372 Comat Memorials: Emerald Isle Lexington. zer Road, Mocksville, EMS, PO Box 4070 Emerald Online condolences; Isle, 28594; or Hospice of '^yy^yidzonfuneraihomtJiet. ^Mamie Cleary White ^ Mrs. Mamie Cleary White, 96, of Sheffield Road, Mocks- ^ ville, died Tuesday, March 6, i 2007,at Autumn Care of Mocks- ville. She was boro June 23,1910, in Iredell County to the late Jim and Robbie Smith Cleaty. Mrs. "n White retired from Heritage Fur- 0") ninire after 10 years of service. She had worked in the dietary | department ofFran-Ray Nursing Home and had been a seamstress at Monleigh Garment. Mrs. White was a member of Friend ship Calahaln Baptist Church. She enjoyed cooking,gardening. canning and spending time with her family. She was also preceded in death by her husband,Joshua F. White on March 17, 2000; a daughter Linda White in 1947; a son,Don White in 1987; and 3 brothers. Bob Cleary, Clyde Cleary and Hubert Qeary. , I Survivors:2 daughters, Janie o | (O'Brien) White Dixon and ^ Geraldine (Clinard) White g Dwiggins, all of Mocksville: 2 sons,JerTy(Virginia) White and O Mack (Wanda) White, all of 2 Mocksville; 9 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren; 2 step ^ great-grandchildren;2 sisters-in- Z law.Flora Cleary of Mocksville r and Hazel Bailey of Clemmbns. ^ A funeral service was conducted at 4 pan., Friday, March ^ 9,at Eaton Funeral Chapel with ^ the Revs. Carroll Jordan and R Alex Heafher officiating. Burial g followed in Ijames Crossroads P3 Baptist Church Cemetery. The O family received friends Thurs day, March 8, at Eaton Funeral ^ Home. a. Memorials: Davie Hospice. ^ 377 Hospital St., Ste. 103, g ^ O Mocksville. ^ Q. 1= - CO fj% . i ' s S o' o 0-* *-3 o

■^1 ^^l^arOTBUWas Brown v^ary Callahan Dlnunette t/Chester Bert Bahn u(lalary Catherine Collins Mr. Ronald Thomas Brown, Mary Callahan Shadrick Mr. Giesier Bert Bahn, 82, Mrs. Mary Catherine Cook Dimmette died on March 13 61, of Sycamore Ridge Drive, Collins died Tliesday, March 13. of Bermuda Village,died Thurs- Advance,diedFriday,March 16, 2007. day,March 15,2007,atForsyth 2007,at Kate B.Reynolds Hos 2007,at Wake Forest University She was born in Surry Medical Center in Winston-Sa- pice Home in Winston-Salem. Baptist Medical Center in Win- County on Feb. 28, 1908 to lem. Mrs. Collins was'bom in ston-Salem. / Nancy Htass and George Mr. Bahn was bom Oct. S, Shelbyvllle, Ky., to the late Callahan. Mr.Brown was bom June 24, Ludlow Sr. and Sadie Dean U) 1924,in Syracuse, N.Y. He was She was preceded in death by > 1945, in Forsyth County, to Cook.She retired from the Town a retired news writer and was a Josephine Steebnan Brown and her first husband, Gaither veteran of the U.S. Air Force of Mocksville in 1992,after 33 r\) the late Herbert James Brown. Shadnck; a son, James Ander having served during World War years of service, with the last 15 6. He retired from Hendricks Fur- son Shadrick; stepdaughter, n. Mr. Bahn was a member of years as the town clerk. Mrs. -J ninire after 30 years and was a Frances Louise Foster; and her Mocks United Methodist Collins was a,active member of member ofHrst United Method second husband, William Church, was helpful to the resi First Baptist Church and was a ist Church, Mocksville. Mr. Dimmette. dents of Bermuda Village. He charter member of the Mocks Mrs. Dimmette was em Brown was a veteran of the U.S. ville Woman's Club. enjoyed writing! Army as a second lieutenant in ployed at Carolina Narrow Fab Mr. Bahn was preceded in She was also preceded in the transportation division and ric for more than 30 years. She death by her husband, Horace death by a brother. was a graduate of Westem Caro was known for her many beau Dudley Collins on April 5,1984; Survivors: his wife, Elaine lina University. He was a past tiful desigrts of crocheted cre Busschaert Bahn of the home; 3 sisters. Lucille Briscoe,Cecile member of the Mocksville Ro ations. Her love for God was and a brother in California Jewell and Elizabeth Cook; and shown in her life every day. Her tary Club and past board mem a brother, Ludlow Cook Jr. Memorials: Storehouse for ber of Hickory Hill Country daughter, Shelby, and husband, Jesus,PC Box 216,Mocksville. Survivors; a daughter.Sherry James, cared for her in their Club. (Jim) Sheek of Greensboro; a He was also preceded in home for the last three years.She sister, Betty Nethery of was a member of Gospel Light death by his son, Ronald T. Louiseville, Ky.; 2 grandchil Brown n. Baptist Church. dren;and 3 great-grandchildren. Surviving; 2 sons,Raymond Survivors: his mother of A funeral service was con Yadkinville; his wife, Dianne Shadrick and wife Julie of ducted at 11 a.m. Saturday, Reidsville, Ernest Shadrick and Hendricks Brown of the home; March 17, at First Baptist a daughter,Carrie (taka)Sakai wife Sam ofMichigan;2 daugh D Church of Mocksville with Dr. ters,Nancy Nifong and husband I of Snowmass Village, Colo.; a Van Lankford officiating. Dan of Winston-Salem, and n son, Davin (Megan) Brown of Burial was in Rose Cemetery. Advance; a sister, Sharon Shelby Sloan and husband n The family received Mends Fri- O (Steve)LaFevers of Coldsboro; James of Mocksville; 21 grand c day.Match 16,at Eaton Funeral 2 brothers,Tal(Jenny) Brown of children; 52 great-grandchil Home. dren; 29 great-great-grandchil Advance and Jimmy Brown of Memorials: Fust Baptist,390 •< Kinston;a granddaughter;and 2 dren; 13 great-great-great- m N. Main St., Mocksville. z godson. grandchildien; and a good Mend H ' A funeral service was con of many years, Odessa Smith. ducted at 2 p.m,Sunday, March Funeral services were con- 18, at First United Methtxiist dtictedat2pjn.Saturday,Match ' 22 CO Church, Mocksville, with the 17 at Hay worth-Miller Silas B Revs. Don Routh and Darren Creek Chapel with Dr. Bobby Alexander oHiciating. Burial Robersonofiiciating.Burial fol- j O wasin Rose Cemetery. Thefam lowed in Oaklawn Memorial i o Gardens. | B ily received friends on Satutday, D March 17, at Eaton Funeral Memorials: Farmington Fire j Home. Dept., c/o Chief Todd Naylor,' 288 Deerfleld Drive, Mocks o Memorials; Brenner a> Children's HospitaK Medical ville; or Gospel Light Baptist < Center Blvd., Winston-Salem, Church, PO Box 38, j t®' Walkertown, 27051. s S O 27157-1021. o o o c:

C® c' 'SI z o' o cr cu ,yEsther Reavis Foster ing Gtosvenor Square in Mrs. Esther Lenoir Reavis Kemersville. Throughout the Foster. 85. of Mocksville, dieti next two decades,he developed v/Loutse Roberts Hare y6eorge Henry Minor George Henry Minor. 58, Saturday, March 17. 2007 at more than 2.000 units in nine Louise Roberts Hare. 78. of Forsyth Medical Center. complexes in Winston-Salcm. Denver, N.C. died Monday. died on Monday, March 12, 2007. Mrs. Foster was bom June 8. Kemersville. Durham and March 12. 2007 at Lincoln He will be missed by all who 1921 in Davie County to Tho Myrtle Beach, S.C., andeondo Medical knew him. mas Cordell and Annie /ordan projects on Emerald Isle and in Reavis. She was a hoinemaker Sebastian, Fla. He always Br Born in Davie and was of the Baptist faith. worked hard to Cry to do the right H. W County on May She was preceded in death by thing. His Pomeranian. Prince, ''1 12. 1948. he a brother. Wade Reavis. K M was the son of was his faithful companion. He 9 the late Charlie Surviving: her husband of65 was a skilled private pilot and years.Roy Thomas Foster ofthe love flying his twin-engine ^ Walker and home; 4 children, Linda Foster, Beachcraft Baron. He lived on Burton Minor. Roy Foster Jr., and Steve Fos Bartram Place in Winslon-Salem iM. and He worked at ter. alt of Mocksville, and Myra in the 1970s before moving to Emeline Invesier Roberts. She Advance Milling Company for Nance of Stanfield; 6 grandchil Bermuda Run. was a member of Denver United dren; 1 great-grandson; and a Methodist Church and a bingo many years and was retired from DrexeJ-Heritage Furniture Com brother, Felix Reavis of player. pany. He had been a resident of Clemmons. Survivors; his wife. Janice She was also preceded in Davie Place for the last seven Funeral services were at 3 Bodsford Foster; 2 sons. R. death by her husband. Broadus pm.Tuesday.March 20 at DuUn Goldman Hare; a son. Ira T. years. Mark Foster and wife Stephanie His wife. Wanda Gale Doby United Methodist Church with Benfield; 12 brothers and sisters. otTupelo. Miss., and W. Craig Clay Minor, preceded him in Pastor David Smith officiating. Survivors: her children. Foster and wife Cissy of Myrtle dea^. Burial followed in the church Beach; his son's mother, the Clifton W. Hare of Columbia. Survivors: 4 brothers. Will cemetery. The family received S C..Jerry Hare and wife Donna former Jean Williams of Shelby; iam Bill (Novella).Minor. Grudy friends Monday at Hayworth- of Mocksville, Nita Elam and a brother. Arlie O.Foster ofBer (Pat) Minor, all of Advance; Miller Kinderton Chapel. husband Dennis of Sheirills muda Village; 2 sisters. Juamla Calvin Minor ofWmslon-Salem. Ford; 6 grandchildren; and 6 Smith and husband Carl of Ber and Jack (Lucile) .Minor of muda Run.and Mrs. Billie Kern great-grandchildren. Glade Valley; a sister, Dorothy of Winston-Salem; 7 grandchil Funeral services were held at Dot(Tom) Farmer of Linwood; l:30pan.Thursday,March 15 at dren; and several nieces and asisier-in-Iaw, Frankie Minor,a nephews. Denver United Methodist He was preceded in death by Church with the Revs. Jeff brother-in-law,Raeford Seamon both of Advance: and several Johnson and Tim Killian 2 brothers.A.G. Foster and Ocie nieces and nephews. officiating. Burial followed at C.Foster, anda sister, Madeline He was also preceded in Rowan Memorial Park in E.Foster. death by 2 brothers. Roy and Sunday. Maren to- The family received friends Salisbury. Frank Minor .and 2 sisters. Memorials: East Lincoln at Voglers Funeral Home in Nettie Seamon and Mary Waller. Clemmons Tuesday. March 20. Christian Ministries Home Meals Program. PO Box 421, A service to celebrate Mr. The funeral, conducted by the Minor's life was held on Friday, Rev. Sylvia Wilhelm. was held Denver. NC 28037. March 16.a> 2pjn. at Elbaville i at 11 ajn.Wednesday.March2l. with his patents United Methodist Church with ' at the Voglers Clemmons the Rev. Karl Kelly and Pastor Chapel- There was a private Will Pryor officiating. Burial j4avy dunng the K graveside service with a VFW was in the church cemetery. The Honor Guard, n;.,I"ed Returning for Western home. Electnc in Memorials: St. Jude family received friends March Children's Research Hospital, IS at Davie Funeral Service. Winston-SaUm „hv wiring Memorials : Salem House. ducedtoconstrticuonby™ 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, 2710 Burlwood Road.Winston- TN. 38105. where Mr. Foster Salem, 27107; or to charity of «w homes a. and bis wife have been perma Sr^d^wi^htobrother.Ode. nent sponsors of five children. the donor's choice.

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- cr \/Îelviii F. Richards v'tjuincy Donnell Redmon Vêlh Zachariah Nance Melvin Franklin Richards, (Êileen P.Rasmussen Quincy Donnell Redmon,22. 65, died on Tuesday, March 13 Seih Zachariah Nascc. 14.of Mrs. Eileen Patricia of Spruce Street, Mocksviile, 2007 from injuries sustained in 14260 Cool Springs Road. O'Connor Rasmussen, 69, of died on Thursday, March 15, an automo- Cleveland, N.C.. died on Tittle Trail, Mocksviile. died 2007. Thursday, March 15, 2007 at Tuesday, March 13, 2007. at Bom in Itedell County on Bbiledent. acci Forsyth Medical Center in Wln- Aug.9,1984, he was the son of 1 D " * i J Bora in ston-Salem. Gregory Donnell Peoples of 1- an r e n s Charlotte and Beatrice Lavem Mrs. Rasmussen was bom County on June 16,1937,in Brooklyn. N.Y. Parsons of Mocksviile. He was May 9, Siaiesville. to the late Joseph and Mary Dula employed in the retail food in dustry and was of the Holiness 1940.hew4s \ La JS Selh was O'Connor. She retired in May Ihe son of ' bom on June faith. 2006, after i 1 years of service the late John Also surviving: a brother, with the Town of Mocksviile Irby and was the son of Police Department as a school Jeffeiy Redmon of Raleigh and Lyda Mae Hellams Richards. A Brian and crossing guard. Mrs. Rasmussen a sister, Tiffany Redmon of 40-year employee of J.D. Mary Fraley Nance. Even was a member of Bear Creek Brooklyn, N.Y.; grandmothers. Hollingsworthin Maiildin.S.C.. (hough Sclh was unable lo attend Baptist Church and was a mem Mary Hairslon and Mozell Key, he was also employed at Target school due lo his illness, he was ber of Women on Mission. both of Mocksviile; a niece, in Spananburg, S.C. He was a on Ihe ninth grade rosier at West She was also preceded in Taiayana Redmon; and a member ofWoodniffChurch of Rowan High School, He was death by her husband. Jorgen nephew. Maxwell Redmon,both God.where be was a member of chosen as a member of"Who's Rasmussen on May 4, 2004; a of Brooklyn, N.Y.; and several the sancniary class andJoy Qub. Who Among Outstanding son,George Rasmussen on Feb. aunts and uncles. He loved sports and supported Middle School Students" and 25, 1999; and 2 sisters, Lillian He was preceded in death by the youth ofWoodruff.He never was a member of South River Courtney and Dorothy Thomp grandfathers. Fred Redmon and met a stranger and loved to fel United Methodist Church. son. Milard Peoples. lowship. Survivors, in addition to his Survivors: a daughter.Diane Funeral services for Mr. Survivors: 2 daughters, parents: his devoted and loving Jameson of Clemmons; 5 sons. Redmon were to be held on Melva and Danny Winters of sisters, Spencer Nance and James Rasmussen of Canton, Wednesday. March 21,at 3 pm. Mocksviile,and Melanie and Bo Peyton Nance of the home; Ca ,Edward Rasmussen ofNew at the First Baptist Church with Brown of Woodruff; 6 grand maternal grandparents, Spencer Tripoli, Pa.. Ronald Rasmussen ElderJohn Redmond officiating. sons; a brother, James Thomas and Donha Fraley ofCleveland; of East Stroudsburg. Pa., Kurt Burial was to be in Rose Cem and Camilla Richards of paiemal grandmother, Meredith Rasmussen of Bartousville, Pa., etery. The family received Simpsonville, S.C.; 2 sisters. Nance of Salisbury; several Erik Rasmussen of friends on TVesday, March 20, Dorothy and Elbert Lyles of aunts and uncles: and 10 Albrigbisville, Pa.; a sister. from 6-9 pm.at Davie Funeral Spananburg and Annette and cousins. Delores DeFelice ofDeerPaik. Service. At other times,the fam Stokes New-man ofWoodniff. He was preceded in death by N.Y.; and a brother, Charles ily will be at his grandmother's He was preceded in deadi by paternal grandfather, Jerry O'ConnorofBrooklyn.N.Y.; 16 residence on Hollow Hill Court. 6 brothers and 2 sisters. Nance. grandchildren: and 3 greai- The family received friends Seth was a loving son and grandchildreu. Thursday, March 15 at Lanford brother, and was an inspiration A memorial service was con \/Wanda M.Williams Funeral Home in Woodruff. Fu 10 all who knew him. Words ducted at 3 pm.Sunday, March neral services were at 4 pm.Fri cannot express how much he Mrs, Wanda Motsinger Wil 18, at Eaton Funeral Chapel, liams,53, of Advance,died Fri day, .March 16, at Woodruff will be missed. with the Rev. Lee Cook offici day, Match 16, 2007 at Forsyth Church ofGod, officiated by the , Memorials: South River ating. Internment followed in Revs. James Shealy, Curtis Methodist Church Youth Fund, Medical Center.. Rose Cemetery. The family re She was bom March 9,19S4 Terry, Buster Ball, and by S. River Church Rd, Woodleaf, ceived friends on Friday, March Raydee Wyatt. Pallbearers were 27054. in Forsyth County to Hubert 16, and Samrday, March 17, at Alvin "Mutt" Motsinger Jr. and Donnie Richards, Terry , A celebration of life was held Eaton Funeral Home. Richards, Travis Richards, on Sunday, March 18 at J p.m. Mary Lynn Stanley Motsinger. Memorials: Cancer Services, Mrs. Williams was of the Bap Waller Housand, Tracy Pairis, at South River United Methodist 3175 MaplewoodAve.,Winston tist faith. Ron Ballard, Larry Taylor and Church in Woodleaf, conducted Salem, 27103; or Bear Creek Survivors: her husband. Bill Curtis Lyda. Co-workers at by Pastor Billy Towery. Burial Baptist,492 Bear Creek Church Lee Wyati ofthe home; a daugh Hollingsworth and Target were followed In the church cemetery. honorary escorts. Burial fol Serving as pallbearers were Von ter, Christine "CIdget" Veltrie of Advance; her parents of Win- lowed in Grecnhaven Memorial Fraley, Tim Cteason, Lance slon-Salem; and a brother, Will Gardens. Montgomery, Wade Nance', Memorials; Woodruff Brian Johnson and Tommy iam "Chuck" Motsinger ofBran don. Fla. Church of God Building Fund, Graham. Visitation was at A funeral service was held at PO Box 275. Woodruff, SC Bunch-Johnson Funeral Home 39388. on Satuniay from 7-8:30 pun. in 2 p.m. Monday, March 19 at Siaiesville. Hayworth-Miller Kindertoti Chapel with the Rev. Daniel Condolences on-line at Gambill officiating. Burial fol wwwJegocyrom. lowed in Parklawn Memorial Park. The family received frientis Sunday at the funeral home.

CT Carrie Smith Abernathy v/kathleen Marie Bailey ,/#raiices Nesbit Bryant Carrie Elizabeth Campbell Mrs. Kathleen Marie Frances Nesbit Bryant,84, of vie Chambers Combs o Smith Abernathy,86, of Mocks- Michalkiewicz Bailey, 53, of Mountain Brook,Ala.,died Sat Mrs. Evie Chamben Combs, tr- ville, died on Monday, March Buck Seafotd Road,Mocksville, urday, March 10,2007. 103, of North Wilkesboro, died Thursday,March 22,2(X)7, 26,2007. A member of Trinity United widow of William Lester Combs y- Funeral services were to be at Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Methodist Church,Mrs. Bryant died Wednesday, March 21, at 3 p.m.Thursday, March 29 at Home in Winston-Salem. was the owner of Bryant Elec 2007 at Villages of Wilkes the Pierce-Jefferson Funeral Mrs. Bailey was bom Oct. tric Co.in Homewood.Ala.She Skilled Care. Home Chapel. Burial was to fol 12, 1953, in Scituate, Mass, to was a member of the Birming Funeral services were held low in Eastlawn Cemetery in Kathleen Anderson ham Territory Chapter of Saturday, March 24 at 2 p.m. at Kemersville. Michalkiewicz and the late NSDAR and a member ofTheo Lewis Baptist Church with the Alexsander Anthony She was bom Sept. 13,1920 Osbome Chapter of the Order of Revs. Bruce Rhoades, Amos CJ I in Stokes County to the late Rose Michalkiewicz. She was em the Eastern Star. Mrs. Bryant Combs, and Marvin Blackburn Ella Miller and Willie Lee ployed as a certified nursing as was also a member ofThe Scot officiating. Burial was in the Campbell.She was retired from sistant at Wake Forest University tish Rite Woman's Association church cemetery. ) o Kayser Roth Hosiery in Baptist Medical Center for more and served in the U5.Navy dur Mrs. Combs was born in Kemersville and CAP in Davie than 29 years. Mrs. Bailey en ing World War □. Wilkes County, Aug. 27, 1903, County. She was a member of joyed shopping, vacationing at She was preceded in death by to Charlie and Sarah Somers Cooleemee Church of God. the beach and spending time her husband, Lemuel Hiram Chambers. She was a member She was preceded in d^th by with family. Bryant Jr. of Lewis Baptist Church. her husband of 49 years, Edgar. Survivors: her mother of Survivors: 3 daughters. Gin She was also preceded in Lee Smith,a son, Cletus Smith, Scituate. Mass.; her husband, ger Trawick of Homewood, death by a daughter, Sally sisters Willie Kate Lawson, Mitchell Troy Bailey of the Kathy Ware of Dothan, Ala., and Combs; a son, Charlie Cham Mable Merritt and Myrtle home; a daughter, Lindsay Anne O'Neal of Mountain bers; 3 sisters, Minnie Cham Merritt Shore, and a brother, (Micah) Dillard of King; a son, Brook; a brother, Ed Nesbit of bers, Doll Combs, and Rebecca Clarence Campbell. Blake Fahey of King; a step Salisbury; 2 sisters, Jane Goforth; and a brother, Noah Survivors: her husband, daughter,Janna Bailey ofCleve Gatewood of Asheville and Nan Chambers. David Ford Abernathy of land;a step-son,Adam Bailey of Howard of Mocksville; 6 grand Survivors: 2 daughters, Mocksville; a daughter, Sandra Cleveland;a sister,Eileen Whit children; and 2 great-grandchil Norma Jean Faw of Wilkesboro, Sprinkle (Paul) of Mocksville; ing of Boston, Mass.; 2 broth dren. and Ellen Furches and husband sons,Thomas Smith (Sandy)of ers, Kevin Michalkiewicz of Graveside services were at Robert Bruce of Mocksville; 3 Winston-Salem,and Don Smith Boston, Mass, and Joe 10 a.m. Tuesday, March 13 at sons, the Rev. Amos Combs and (Lucy) of Holden Beach; a Michalkiewicz of Germany; a wife Iris of Millers' Creek, Forest Hill Cemetery. D daughter-in-law,Diane Smith of grandchild; and a close friend, Jimmy Combs and wife Gayle Kemersville; a sister, Violet Ramona Sechrist of Winston- of Wilkesboro and Robert Buck I Steven(Elwood) of Stanleyville; Salem. Combs and wife Glenda of Roar s o 10 grandchildren; and S great A memorial service was con ing River a son-in-law, Sherrill 0 grandchildren. ducted at 2 p.m.Sunday, Msuch Faw; 12 grandchildren; 19 great c The family was to receive 25, at Eaton Funeral Chapel, grandchildren; 10 great-great 3 friends Wednesday night fiom 6- with the Rev. Jesse Stroud offi grandchildren. Pallbearers were -! 8 at the funeral home. A recep ciating. The family received grandsons, Michael Combs, • PI tion was to be at the funeral friends at the funeral home fol Joey Combs, Chuck Combs, 1 home following the funeral. At lowing the service. Monty Combs, Jeff Faw, Rick P3 other times, the family will be Memorials: Kate B. Penland,'and David Combs. ts Reynolds Hospice Home, 101 2 at 709 Milling Road, Mocks Memorials: Lewis Baptist, cn ville. Hospice Lane, Winston-Salem, 2190 Salisbury Road, North PI Online condolences: 27103. » Wilkesboro, 28659; or Hospice PI www. Pi erce - of Wilkes, 1907 West Park Dr., O North Wilkesboro, 28659. 0 JefftrsonFttneralService.com. » O Memorials: Kate B. Reynolds Online condolences: e Hospice, 101 Hospice Lane, www.reinssmrdivani.com.

cd' Winston-Salem,27103; or Cool s s O eemee Church of God,PC Box i. o o 3S7,Cooleemee. o c= § 3r Z3 1 —r "ID c: o; iib o' o cr O- ■ ? £ =yzJ:.y _ rv.-,'fJ 3- I DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD,Thursday, March ^,2007 31 l/Luthcr Gray Ellis ■^Neely Frnnk Holnian j/Margarct Green Powell Mr. Lulhcr Gray Ellis, S3,of v'^ernicc Hcnsley /^elHe Clyde Lyons Mrs. Margaret Green Powell, Advance, died Monday. March Mr. Nccly Frank Holman. 76, Bctnice Hensley. 72. of Nellie Clyde Lyons. 93. of 94. of Bermuda Run. formerly 19. 2007 at Forsylh Medical died on Monday, March 12. Clinton. Iowa, died Sunday. Pinevilie Road. Mocksville. died of US 64 West, died Sunday, Center. 2007. March 25.2tK)7 at Mercy Medi March 25,21X17 at Davie County He uas bom Aug. 31. 1923 Mr. Holman was born in cal Center North in Clinton. Hospital. Marc^h ^ 25^^ in Davie County to William Davie County on July 11.1930, Funeral services will t>e at 10 She was born in Davie Albert and Nannie McBride the son of the late Joshua a.m. Friday. March 30, at New Corneliu.s and Ruby Gaithcr County, daughter of the late Ellis. Mr.Ellis was a member of Hope Lutheran in Clinton. Visi Greeti Meadows Baptist Church Holman. He was a faithful mem Green and Lucy Blackwell tation will be from 4-8 p.m. ber in all services at Thomas Brock. Her husband,Joe Lyons, arid enjoyed gardening, bird Thursday at the church. Burial feeding and watching. He Street Church of Christ. ' preceded her in death in 1937. will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. She was a homemaker. and also worked for P.H. Hanes. S,W. Salisbury. He attended public Camanchc. County to the Brown Wholesale Grocery, and schools in Davie County and worked as a cook in a cafe. Her Survivors: her husband. late James .Sanford and Stella retired from Forsyih Medical served in the tJS Amiy during hobby was collecting dolls. Billy; 7 children, Sharon (Leo) SeafordCirccn. Mrs. Powell was Center as a maintenance me the Koreiin Wnr. He was em Survivors: a son, Joe C. Vaske of Camanche, Shclia a member at Jericho Church of chanic. ployed at Burlington Jnduslrie.s, Lyon.s Jr. of the home; 4 grand Louineau of Moline, HI..Sandra Westinghouse Equipment. May children: 5 great-grandchildren; Christ in Mocksville and was a Survivors: a daughter. Kay lifetime resident of Davie Kilby and husband Charlc.s of (.Steve) Grass of Vidor. Texas, flower Trucking. Star Route a numberofniece.s, nephews and and Donald (Joan) Hcnsley. County. Advance; a son.Robert Ellis and Mail Handlers and Hugh Hefner other relatives. She was also preceded in wife l.ce of Advance; 5 grand Ronald Hensley and Robert VA Medical Center, from which She was a member of Cedar death by her husband. Harrell children; 2 great-grandchildren; Hensley. all of Clinton, and he retired in 1995. Creek Baptist Church, where Powell Sr. In 1989; 3 sisters; and 3 brothers. W.A. Ellis, Ausbon Danny (Robin) Hensley of He was also preceded in funeral services will be held on Vidor;a daughter-in-law,Chris- Ellis and Gene Ellis; 2 sisters. death by 3 sisters, .Sadie Jones, Friday. March 30 at 2 p.m. The 3 brothers. Survivors; 2 sons. Harrell Nancy Dinkins and Pal Sheets; line Hensley of Clinlon; 18 Naomi Preston and Beatrice Rev. Cokcr Slcw.trl and Bishop (Grace) Powell Jr. of Bermuda and a number of nieces and grandchildren; 10 great-grand- Tiltman, and by his son. Keith James Ijames will officiate and children; 2 sisters. Eva Paine of Run and Edward L. (Bebe) nephews. Brian Holman. burial will follow in the church Mocksville and Margaret (Gil Powell of WInston-Salcm; 9 A funeral service was held at Survivors: his wife. Lucy cemetery. The family will re II a.m. Friday. March 23 nl bert) Van Dyke of Fulton, 111.; a Scott Holman of Salisbury; a ceive friends 30 minutes prior to grandchildren: 2 grandsons by Green Meadows Baprist Church brother, Raymond (Lorraine) daughter-in-law, Yolanda the service. marriage: and 10 great-grand with the Rev. Michael Waters Lewis of Harrlinglon.Texas; and Holman of Apex; 4 sisters. Eva On-line condolences: children. officialing. Burial followed in a sister-in-law, Ruby Lewis of H. Turner of Statesville, nww.grn/iam/mtera/Aomcjier A funcmi service was con the church cerrretery. The fam Princeton. W.Va. Edmonia (Robert) H. Hollis of ducted at 2 p.nt.. Wednesday, ily received friends Thursday. She wa.s preceded in death by Mocksville. Mary Holman of March 28. at Eaton Funeral March 22 at Hayworth-Miller her parents,a son Ricky in 2005. Jamaica. N.Y.. and Nellie H. Chapel with Roger Powell ofFi- ciatltig. Burial followed in Cen Kindcrton Chapel twins Billy and Carolyn in in Ramsue of Salisbury; a grand Memorials: charity of the fancy,0 sisters and a brother. daughter; and a host of other ter United MclhodUl Church Cemetery. The family received donor's choice. relatives and friends. Mr. Holman was a supporter friends from 7- 9 p.m. Tuesday, of the Holman-Frosl Reunion March 27. at Eaton Funeral and would want the family to Home. continue (his tradition.

Davie County Public UDiv^.y Mocksvillfi, NO ^/Bernice King Powers Bemice King Poweis.86, of Powers Farm Drive. Harmony, v/James Dcwey Revig died Thursday. March 22.2007, The Rev. James Dewey V Charlie Gray Shores v^ohn'Jack' W(M)dward II al Maple LeafHeaJlh Care Cen "JD." Revis Jr..72.ofWinsion- Mr.Charlie Gray Shores.87. Mr. John "Jack" Wickliffe ter. Salcm.dled Monday,March 26. died Saturday. March 24. 2007 Woodward II. 84, of Woodward Mrs, Powers was bora Aug. at NEA Medical Center in Road.Mocksville. died Monday. 5, 1920, in Yadkin County, and lonesboro.Ark. at the age of 87 March 26,2007, at his home. was the daughter of the late Eu years. 11 months and 26 days. He was bom Feb. 26, 1923. gene E,and Ellen BrannonKlng. He was born in Mocksville. in Davie County to the late John She was the owner and operator on Wednesday. March 26,1919, Wicktiffe Sr. and Zelma Zeola ofthe Modem Dress and Fabric a son of the late Isaac and McClamtoek Woodward. Mr. Shop in Harmony and was a Minnie Plowman Shores of Woodward was a veteran of the member of Harmony United Mocksville. After his service in U.S. Army, having served in Methodist Church for 65 years. the military, he lived in St. World War II and was a member On Dec, 15, 1939. she married Francis. Ark., for six years be of Ijames Crossroads Baptist Troy Powers who preceded her fore moving to Tnimann. Ark. Church. He retired from in death on Jan. 15, 1994. She 57 years ago. He was a retired Ingersoll-Rand after 25 years. was also preceded in death by a barber, veteran ofthe U S.Army He was also preceded in brother. Franklin King. F a n n i e Air Corp. during World War U. death by his wife, Mary Esielle Survivors: 2 daughters, Cuihrie Revis. He was a gradu member of the Eastern Star Blackwelder Woodward on July .Marie Fitzgerald (David) of ate of Ben Lippen High School. Lodge 207.(he American Le 24.1997;and 2granddaughters, Slitesville and Hilda Kurfees King College with a bachelor's gion Post 0389. and of the Bap Jennifer and Jill Woodward. (Sonny) of Mocksville; 2 sons. degree in history and of the Co tist foiih. Survivors: 2daughters. Lynn James Powers of Harmony and lumbia Theological Seminary in Mr. Shores was preceded in W. Carter and LouAnn (Dave) Dennis Powers (Gail) of Columbia. S.C with a master's death by 2 brothers. Ruben Colhran. all of Mocksville; 2 Siaresville; 2 sisters. Lois degree in divinity. J.D. served Shores and Richard Shores, and sons,John (Barbara)Woodward Blackburn and Ruby Reavis, the congregations at Georgia his parents. III of Willow Springs and the both of HamptonvHIe; 8 giand- Ave. Presbyterian Church inAt- Survivors: his wife of 62 Rev, Joe (Sherry) Woodward of childten;and 14 great-grandchil ianla. the Greenville S.C. West years, Velma Byrd Shores ofthe Stalesville; 3 sisters. Claire Bone dren. Minister Presbyterian Church, home; a son. Charles Gory and ofColundila.S.C,Mabel Wtenn Funeral services celebrating the Coolecmee Presbyterian wife Betty Shores of Tiumann; ofGeorgetown.S.C and Louise her life were held at 2 p.m. Sat Church and churches in Lyons. 2 grandchildren; and many Collins of Mocksville; 4 broth urday. March 24 at Harmony Ca. and in Huniingion, W.Va. nieces and nephews. ers, Ike Woodward of Carthage. United Methodist Church with For three years, J.D. had been a Funeral services were Tues George (Lib) Woodward of the Rev.Shane Page officiating, missionary in Brazil. day. March 27 at 10 a.m. in the Mocksville, Arthur (Barbara) Bunal followed at the Harmony He was also preceded in chapel of Thompson Funeral Woodward ofCbarlone and Rod Cemetery. The family received death by his wife. Ruth Rosiron Home in Tramann with Dr. Tad (Betty) Woodward of Carthage; Wends Friday at Reavis Funeral Revis on July 18.2006. Rogera officiating. Burial fol 5 grandchildren; 5 great-grand Home in Harmony. Survivors: 3 daughters, lowed in the Jonesboro Memo children; and several nieces and Send online condolences to: Chnslie R.(Howard) Kiaft of rial Park Cemetety in Jonesboro. nephews. wwwifgijcy.e-ora. Pfafftown, Holly R. (John) Ark. Pallbearers were Richard A funeral service was to be Gridley of CarteisvUle.Ga.and Shores Jr.. Tommy Shores. conducted at 4:30 pun..Wednes Julie R. (Marceio) Ferreira of Patrick Book.Andee Book..Matt day, March 28.at Eaton Funeral Cazenovja. N.Y.; 2 sons. Paul Moon and Brett Taylor. Honor Chape! with the Rev.loe Wood Revis of Brooklyn, N.Y. and ary pallbearers were Newt ward officiating. Burial was to \/Marie Reynofds "Hicker Peter Revis of Lyons. Ga.; and Beaird. Guy Beaicd. lim follow in Ijames Crossroads Mrs. Marie Ruth Reynolds 8 grandsons. Richardson.Dairel Reese,Peiiy Baptist Church Cemetery. The Tucker. 84. of Split Hill Lane. A memorial service will be Sims. Gary Martin, A.L. family was to receive ffiends at Mocksville. died Friday. March conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday. Carman, Lloyd Harris, Eldon the funeral home one hour be 23.2007, at her home. March 29. at First Presbyterian Gartman. Maurice McMillin, fore the service. Mts.Tucker was bom Jan. 6. Church in Wcaverviile, with the Harold Allen and members of 1923. in LaSalle. Mich., to the Rev. Sanders Read officiating. the St. Francis Masonic Lodge. late Arthur and Laura Mae The family was to receive Online condolences: Allore Reynolds. She was a friends from 6-8 p.m. March 28 wwwjhompsonfitneralhomejtfl. homemaker. at Eaton Funeral Home in Mis.Tucker was preceded in Mocksville. death by her husband. William Memorials: Lewy Body De Earl Tucker on Aug. 28.1969. mentia Association. PO Box Survivors: a daughter. Laura 51429.Atlanta,GA 31145-9429; Lee (Gary) Medfocd of Mocks wCIU-Columbia Biblical Semi ville; and 2 granddaughters. nary. 7435 Montecello Road. A funeral service was con Columbia,SC 29203. ducted in LaSalle. Mich. Memorials: Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home. 101 Hospice Lane. Winsioa Salem. 27103. (^/^homasina Jones >yRoy Alton Carter vRyan Nicholas Fagan Thomasina Jones was bom on July 19.1972 in Salisbury to Mr. Roy Alien "Monk" Ryan Nicholas Fagan.infant Cicero ai«l Peggy Jones. Carter. 75. of Mocksville. died son ofRyan Neal Fagan andAm The fam- Wednesday.March 28,2007,at ber Nicole Terry,died on Thurs Davie County Hospital. day, March 29. 2007 at Wake He was bom Sept. 18.1931. Forest Baptist Medical Center in In Davie County to the late Winston-Salem. Zacky and Eva Whitaker Carter. Nicholas was bom on iMarch Thomasina Mr. Carter was a veteran of the 18.2007, National Guard and was retired In addition to his parents. Nicholas is survived by: his pa from Dreael-Heritage after 40 High ternal grandparents. Sandra and years ofservice. He wasalong- in 1990. She time member at First Presbyte R. D. Story of Taylorsville and then went on to study nursing rian Church in Mocksville; he Larry and Margie Fagan of and became a certifieti nursing had also been a Mocksville vol Wilkesboro; maternal grandpar ents, Bobby andTiffany Rycroft assistant. Shewasamemberof unteer firefighter. Mr. Carter Fairfield Baptist Church. of Mocksville. Samantha enjoyed working in his yard, Thomasina was affectionately Rycroft of Dobson. and Joe gardening and raising fiowers. known by family and friends as He was also preceded in Terry; paternal great-grandpar "Tom." Asacomedian.she had death by a sister, Mary Nell ents, Fern and Hoyl Herbert of Toccoa.Ga.,and Neal Allison of a gift of making people smile Lawrence. and laugh. "Tom" hadaheartof Hickory; tnaieraal great-grand Survivors: his wife of 38 gold. She was alsoa "jackof all years, Jettie Smith Carter of the parents jMarieCullerof Mocks ville. Derrick andTeresa Nichols trades" because she worked sev home; a son,A1 (Sandra) Carter eral jobs through the years and of Mocksville and Ruby Rycroft of Winston-Salem; 4 sisters. could do just about anything. ofThomasville; and many aunts Shirley Cody of Leaingtoo, Her employment included and uncles. Peggy Henderson, Betty Poole Haywood Pools in Clemmons. He was preceded in death by and Judy Ashley, all of Mocks Jockey International in Cool- a great-grandfather. Bobby ville; 3 grandsons; a step grand eemee, Davie County Home Rycroft Sr. son; and 4 great-grandchildren. Health, and Funder America in A graveside service to cel A funeral service was con Mocksville. ducted at 3;30 p.m.. Sunday. ebrate Nicholas' life was held Sunday.April l.at 2:30pm.at She died on March 30.2007. April I.at Eaton Funeral Chapel, Survivors: 3 children. Rose Cemetery with the Revs. with Chaplain Fred Moretz and O'Shea.De'vanie. and Madison; Perry Link and Jonathan Hill of the Rev. Paul Seelman officiat her parents. Cicero and Peggy ing. Burial followed in Rose ficiating. The family received friends Sunday at Davie Funeral Jones of the home; her siblings Cemetery. The family received and their spouses,Theresa Jones Service. friends at the funeral home Sun and Kenneth Coleman of day, April 1. Woodleaf. Cicero Jones Jr. of Memorials: Hospice/Pallia Mocksville. Cedric Jones and tive CareCenter. 377 Hospital Vickie Fottune of Mocksville. St., Suite 103.Mocksville; Hu Tracy and John Jackson of mane Society of Davie County, Woodleaf, Lola and Shawn PO Box 153. Mocksville; or Baker of Winston-Salem, First Presbyterian, 261 S. Main Ceasar and Tammy Jones of St..Mtx;ksville. Winston-Salem; 6 nephews; 6 nieces; several aunts, uncles, other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. on Thursday. April 5 at Fairfield Baptist Church in Mocksville. The Rev. James Clement will officiate and burial will follow in the church cem etery. The family will receive friends one hour before the ser vice. On-line condolences; www^r'ciha/nJunefalhonieji£C. X 1

> 0 % e .i, yDeborah p. Misenheimer '-^Larry Wayne Morris Mrs. Deborah Penninger Mr. Larry Wayne Morris.59, Misenheimer. 50, of Springhill of Mocksville. died Tuesday. Drive. Mocksville. died Satur- March 27,2007 at his home. d a y , He was born in Forsyth March County on April 8,1947. the son ofBennie Joseph Morris Sr. and Ruby M.Barnes. He was a mem Forest berof Edgewood BaptisiChureh (Jniver- am 9||i^ in Cooleemee. He was a painter sily Bap- tffiiii cw^— by trade and was most recently listMedi- fI < , ' employed by Dexter Painting cal Cen- ; Co. in South Carolina, ter in He was preceded in death by Winston- i his father and a brother. Bennie Joseph Motris Jr. Survivors; 3 children, was bom Tammy Morris of Greensboro. June 19, Lauren Morris ofAlbemarle and 1956, in Rowan County to the Larry Wayne Morris Jr. of late John Frank and Willie Ctxtk Clinton. S.C.: his mother and Penninger. Mrs. Misenheimer Srandchildmn ^ was employed by General Elec step-father. Ruby and Harvey Barnes of Mocksville; a sister. tric with 30 years of service, Sylvia Boger of Mocksville; 2 where she had been the inter brothers, Ronald L, Morris of o-'MarchS.''""'""'A graveside service for Mrs company United Way liaison. Walnut Cove and Michael M. She was of the Baptist faith. Motris of Mocksville; 2 aunts; Mrs. Misenheimer enjoyed cooking, traveling to the North a nephew; and a niece, A memorial service was held Carolina beaches and was a at 2 pun. Saturday. March 31 at well-known softboll player. Edgewood Baptist Church in Survivors: her husband, Cooleemee with the Rev. Danny Donald Misenheimer of the Shores officiating. The family home; 2 daughters.Cherry Frye received friends following the and Kimberly Misenheimer. service at the church. both of Mocksville; a step daughter, Charlotte Misenheimer of Salisbury; a son. Bryan Cheeks of Mocks ville; a step-son. Dale Misenheimer of Salisbury; 4 grandchildren;3 brothers, Leon. Terry and Barry Penninger; and friend and cousin. A funeral service was con ducted at 11 a.m.. Wednesday, April 4.at Eaton Funeral Chapel, with the Rev. Shelby Harbour officiating- Interment will fol low in Legion Memorial Park in Cooleemee. The family will re ceive friends at the hineral home from 7 to 9 p.m..Tuesday. April 3 at the ftinerai home. The re quests that memonals be consid ered for Davie County Hospice & Palliative CarcCenter, 377 Hospital Street. Suite 103. Mocksville, NC 27028 or Vic tory Baptist Church. P. O. Box 686. Cooleemee, NC 27014. vêorge Everett Hutchins Mr. George Evereii vôrma SancLs LaRoque Huichins. 86, of Angell Road, Mrs. Norraa Carole Sands ■^John Vincent Steil LaRoque. 68. of North Main '^Margaret B. Spearman John Vincent Steil of Bermuda Mocksville, died Sunday, April Margaret Ragun Briggs 8,2007 at Forsyth Medical Cen- Street, Mocksville. died Thurs- Village, a long-time resident of day, April Spearman, sister of Sue Shon of W'inslun-Salem. died April 8, lerinWinsion-Salem. Mock.svllle. died Tuesday, April He was bom in Davie County 2007. her home. 3, 2007. in He was bom to the late John on Nov. 2, 1920, Mr. Huichins was preceded Henry and Mary Pierick Steil in memo, Ca- Highland. Wjs.. where he taught ill death by a sister, Evelyn I-4Roque w.as born public school for 12 years and Huichins. ■L v'* ^ native spent 13 years for Iho U.S. De Survivors: a nephew, Ted fense Department in lire clectmn- (Louisel Hutchitis of Linwood. Minneapn- ics'schools of the Alt Force. He and a good friend. Buddy Eaton retired from Western Electric in of Mocksville. ■fy y lis, Minn. "7 . „ to Alma daughter of Winslon-Saiein. The family received fnends His sister. Kalhryn Demulh, from 7-8 p.m. Tuesday, April 10 ^ ' Elinabclh Nelson Sands of Mi. Olivet preceded him in death. at Eaton Funeral Home. Survivors: his wife. Rosemary Memorials: charity of the Home In Minnesota and the late William Henry Sands. She was Harmon Steil of the home; a daughter. donor's choice. a retired accounting treasurer. Briggs, and wa.s bom March 6. Cynthia Cunningham of Rich She was a member of First Bap 1918. She attended schools in mond. Va. {daughter of the late Ramona Yanna Steil); 3 grand tist Church. Mocksville and was High Poinl. gmdualed from Sa- children; and 5 great-grandchil a graduate of South High School lem College in 1938 and at in Minneapolis, class of 1957. tended the Cniversit)' uf Nonh dren: 3 stepsons; i step-grandson; and 3 step-granddaughters; sis i-'âthcrine A. Walters She enjoyed the outdoors and Carolina at Chapel Hill for graduate work. She worked for ters..Mary Danes of Chicago, Hi.. Mrs. Catherine A. Waiters. working with plants. She appre Gertrude Jablonski and Pamela 86. of Sterling Drive. Mocks ciated elegance, was a Samari the Family Service Bureau In Slewinski of Milwaukee, Wis. ville, formerly of Bluefield. tan, and will be remembered as High Point until marriage to Li. A member of Our Lady of W,Va. died Sunday. April 8, a faithful mother, grandmother, Col. Francis Waldo Spearman in 1945. After his discharge from Mercy Catholic Church, the Be 2007. at WFU Baptist Medical and sister. nevolent and Proleclivc Order of Center. Also surviving: 3 daughters, the service, they returned to his Elks No. 449. Golden Ciub of St. She was born on Feb. 14, Julie LaRoque and Kerry home in Sacramento where They Leo's Catholic Church, Good 1921 in Roane County. Term, to LaRoque. both of Mocksville. raised a son. John, and a daugh ter, Kathy, who .survive their Times Club of Our Lady of Mercy the late James Curtis and Reece and Christina Neuman of George ingram Acuff. She was mother in Connecticm and Cali Catholic Church and Lucent Haliandale Ra.; 3 sons. Barry Technologies Pioneers. a member of Westminster Pres fornia.Herhusb.md died in 1969 LaRoque and Peter LaRoque, A prayer service will be lield byterian Church in Biuefield and of leukemia. She went back to both of Mocksville and Wjliiam at 2 p.m. Friday, April 13 at was a Culoniai Dame. Mrs. school 10 receive a teaching cre LaRoque of Hollywood, Fia,; 3 Hayworih-Miiler Siia.s Creek Wallers served with the Ameri dential and taught.school in Caii- sisters. Karen Sommers of Min Chapel with Father Conall can Red Cross during World War fomia for live years. She loved neapolis. Debta Sands of Dana McHugh officiating. A private II in Italy. to travel and made many trips Point, Calif., and Kim Sands of family burial wjli rollow at Survivors: a daughter. tibroud and in the states. .She en Whitcfish.Monl.; ifigrandchil- Forsylh Memorial Park. The fam Rebecca A. Boyles of Mocks joyed vi.siiing art museums. dcen; and 3 great-grandchildren. ily will receive friends from 12:.70 ville; 2 sons, Robert D. Waiters A memorial service was con She was also preceded in death by a brother. John Briggs. p.m.-1:45 p.m. at the funeral and Wiiiiam R-(Donna) Walters, ducted at noon Saturday. April home prior to the service. all of Ormond Beacb. Fla.; and 7 at Fir.sl Baptist Church. a music critic in New York and New Jersey. 4 grandchildren. Mocksville with Dr. Van Funeral services will be con Lankford officiating. Also surviving: a niece; a ducted at a later date, in Memorials: Rowan Regional nephew; 4 granddaughters; and Blueneld. Home Health/Hospice. 825 AW. 4 great-grandchildren. Memorials: American Heart Henderson St.. Salisbury. 28144; A memorial service will be O Assoc.. P.O. Box 5216 Glen or American Cancer Society. 4- held in Sacramento on Saoirday. April 14 at i pan. ■c Allcn.VA23058-52l6;ortoihe A Oak Branch Drive. Greens to' American Cancer Society. 4-A boro, 27407. s o Oak Branch Drive. Greensboro. o o 27407. r> cr 3 to <_ tree T> CT> C cr 3 o' O p- cr (U c? <5

yj Larry Williamson Larry Williamson, 58. of s Angelt Road. Mocksville, died on Friday.March 6.2007.at Lex ington Memorial Hospital. Bom on May 17. 1948. he ^ was the son ofthe late Emory D. and Virginia Estelle Carter ^ Williamson. He was of the Meth- ^ odist faith and worked at RJ. o Reynolds before serving in the U. ^ S. Army in Vietnam. Sen. Rich ard Burr presented Mrs. Williamson with several medals including the Medal of Valor. Army Commendation Medal,the Bronze Star, the National De fense Medal, Sharpshooter Medal, AFEM Medal and other medals. He received a citation for bravery from President Lyndon Johnson. He was pre sented a flag flown over the capi tal in his honor. Survivors: a daughter. Vir ginia Kay (Ricky) McKnight of Mocksville: a sister, Joyce W. (John) Ferebee of Mocksville: a —. brother. Emory Dewitt ® Williamson of Myrtle Beach. < S.C.; a grandson:and a long-time friend. Betty Zachary Jackson of O Yadkinville, ^ He was also preceded in death 2 by a sister. Virginia Faye «< Williamson. pg A celebration of life service ^ was held Tuesday. April 10. at (q 8:30 p.m. in the Davie Funeral ^ Service Chapel with the Rev. W David Cilbreath officiating. The 2 flag presentation was by the ^ VFW Memorial Honor Guard. B The family received friends q Tuesday at the funeral home. 93 O

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^/Thomas David Dogcr V Barbara Ann Evans 'Faanie Gray James Mr. Thomas David Boger. Mrs. Barbara Ann Kurlh i/^amcs Michael Head Sr. "^Rachel Slierrill Hendrlx Fannle Louise Gray James, 77,of Howell Road, Mocksville. Evans, 71. of Rallcdge Road, James Michael Head Sr..57. Mrs. Rachel Lawrence 79.ofSlaie.sville.died April 14, died Friday, April 13. 2007. al Mocksville. died Friday. April of Liherty Road. Mocksville, Shcrrill Hendria. 86. of US 64 2007 in Lauiels Nursing Home his home. 13. 2<»07.al her home. died on Friday. April 13.2007, E.isl, Mocksville.died Tuesday, of Salisbury He was born In Forsylh She was bom in Balliniore. at Rowan Regional Medical after an ex- County on July 8. 1930 to the Md.on Jan, 21.1936 lo Ihe lale Ceniet. ill- late David Cart and Mary Lapish William C, and Marie Muchly Bom in Salisbury on May 31. nes,s. Boger and was retired wiih Ihe Kunh and was a retired school 1949, he was the son of Ihe lale She was slate of North Carolina after 30 teacher in Balliniore County. James E, Head and Roaana home- years, Mr, Boger had also been Mrs. Ev.insalleiided Holy Trin Presnell Head of Coolcemcc, maker and IC I employed with Service Distribu ity Lutheran Church in whosurvives. He was employed an active I tors No. 2 for several years. He Slaicsvillc. She was a graduate by Gamcwell Mechanical, member of was a member of Bear Creek ofTowsen High School cla,ss of Also .surviving: his wife of 38 Piney Grove AME Zion Churcli Baptist Church and cherished his 1953, and Towsen Uiiiversily In years.Lee Kennedy Head; a son. in Harmony, She loved sports, children and grandchildren. 1957. She enjoyed crafls. oil James M,"Jamcy" Head Jr. of Monroe and vegetable gardening and grow He was also preceded in painling and cooking. Advance; a stepdaughter. Ivey Minnie llouslon Shcrrill and ing flowers,but was best known death by a son.Emesi Dogcr in Survivors: her husband, (Doug) Veilch of Wtxidleaf; a was a homcmaker, Mrs. Hendrix for baking delicious slmwbcrry 1990. a sister, Mary Ruth Scats; Phiiherl Nistin Evans of the brother, Larry (Betty) Head of enjoyed cooking; working with pies. a brother,Joe Nathan Dogcr;and home; 2 si.sters, Wilma Haman Mocksville; and a sister. Darlctic her flowers and loved her cats. She was preceded in dcalh by a btolher-in-law. Dill Seals. of Hainp.slcad. Md, and Paula (David) Owing! of Mocksville; She also cherished all of her her husband. Mack Jamc.s, Survivors: his wife of 54 Slroud of Columbia. S.C, 3 step-grandchildren; an uncle; family. Survivors: 6 sons. Rayvon years.Janet Lena Polls Boger of A funeral service was con- 2 aunts; and several nieces and She was also preceded in James, and Harry (Betty)James, Ihe home; 2 daughters. Anita ducled.1t lla.m.Monday,April nephews- death by her husband. Houser both of Harmony. Perry Carol (Den) Otokiti of Edison, 16 al Holy Trinity Lutheran A celebration of life service Bickell Hendrix in 1979; 3 sis (Fcankie) James and Aaron NJ. and Violet (Oreg) Koon of CThurch in Slalesvillc with Pas was held on Monday. April 16, ters and 5 brothers. James, both of Cooleemee. Thomasville; a son, Carl Dean tor I'elcr W. Varvarisorficialing. al 2 p.m. al the Davie Funeral Survivors: a tlaughter. Toni Wayne James of Mocksville.and BogerofHarmony; 7gratidchil- The body was placed in Ihe Service Chapel with the Rev, (William) Kibler of Pfafflown; Herbert (Barbara) James of dren; a sister. Virginia (Kenneth) church al lOa.m, where the fam Karen Roberts officiating. The a son. Dean (Shcrri) Hendrix of Stalesvillc; 2d.iughlers,Satletia Lanier.a brother. Hubert Boger, ily received friends and family family received frienilson Mon Mocksville; a sister, Beatrice (Henry) Gailher of Harmony, a sister-in-law, Helen Dogcr. all one hour prior lo Ihe service. It day al Ihe funeral home. (Pat) Reavis of Mocksville; a and Debra (David) Waiklns of of Mocksville; and several was sent to Evans Funeral Memorials: American Diabe brother, Roland (Ruth) Sherrill Slalesville; 3 sisters. Hazel nieces and nephews. Home in Ballimore with a tesAssoc..Charlotte Office.222 of Kannapoli.s; and severe! (Marvin) Davis and Hester Th A funeral service was con graveside service al 11 a.m. S.Church St.,Suite 336M,Char niecits and nephews, ompson both of Harmony, and ducted at 2 p.m. Monday.April Wednesday in Ihe Parkwood lotte. 28202; or to Ihe church or A funeral service was con Vivian Imcs of Far Rockaway. 16 at BearCreek Baptist Church Cemcleiy in Balliniore, charily of the doitor's choice. ducted al 3 p.m. Saturday, April N.Y.; a sister-in-law. Mamie with the Rev. Lee Cook ofllci- Memorials: Holy Trinily 14.at Ealon Funeral Chapel with James of Harmony; 20 grand ating. Burial was in the church Lutheran, 465 Hartness Road, the Revs.John Jones and Darren children: 23 great-grandchil cemetery. The familyreccived Slaicsvilie, 28677; orAmerican Alexander ofricialing. Burial dren; 3 greal-great-grandchll- friends Sunday, April 15 al Cancer Sociely.4-AOak Branch was in the Fork Baptist Church dren. Ealon Funeral Home- Dr. Greensboro,27407. cemetery. Her funeral service will be al Memorials: BearCreek Bap- Memorials: American Can 3 p.m. April 19 al Piney Grove lisl cemetery fund. 492 Dear cer Society,4-A Oak Branch Dr. AME.Zion Churcli in Hannony. Creek Church Road, Mock.s- Orecnslxiro,27407; orAmerican The Rev. Patrick Tate will offi ville- Heart Assoc.. PC Box 5216. ciate and burial will follow in the Glen Allen, VA 23058-5216; or church cemetery. The family Hospice/Pallialive CareCenier. will receive friends one hour ICl Hospice Lane,Winslon-Sa- before Ihe service. lem, 27103, On-line condolences: wiviv,gr

Davie County Public Library Mocksville, -NO v-/Luther Gray Matthews Mr. Luther Gray Matthews, V Fannie Drane Jones 89. died at ^ David Keith McQueen Fannie B. Drane Jones, 8S. Mr. David Keith McQueen. of Advance, died on Sunday. 45, of Gladstone Road.Mocks- April 15.2007. She was bom Oct. 14,1918, in Forsylh County to Samuel Wright Blakely and Rora Ann Yates Blakely. She was a home- deacon,Sunday School teacher, maker most of her life and a building committee,and numer member of Bible Baptist Church ous other offices. He was a chat tcr member of the Smith Grove in Clemmons, County to the' She was preceded in death by late Tom BUI and Collie Wall Rurilan Club and supported her husband.Clyde Jones,and a ManhewsonMay 11,1917, M many community programs such son. William Michael Drane. Matthews was educated In the as scouting.4-H club,and PTA. services were held at 4 p.m. who died in 1974. Yadkin County Schools and was He was known for his warm Tuesday in Eaton Funeral Survivors: 4 daughters. a master carpenter. He manie friendship, his creativity, his Chapel with the Rev. Timothy Becky Watkins and husband Pearl White on Feb. 12. 1938 love of children, funny stories Wolfofficiating. The family was Richard of Lewisville. Sandra and served in the U3,Navy dur and flowers, and his commit at the funeral home Tuesday. Yarboro and husband Bennie of ing World War II, MiandMrs, ment to his Cod. Mr. McQueen was bom in Winslon-Salem, Clenda Snow Matthews made their home in The family received friends Montgomery County Sept. IS, ofYadkinvilleand Debbie Jones the Redland community on US Tuesday at Hayworth-Miiler 1961 to Susie Lynihacum and husband Don ofClenunons; 158 in Davie County for more Kinderton Chapel in Advance. McQueen of.Mocksviile and the 4 SODS. Donnie Drane and wife than 50 years. The funeral was held at 11 aan. late Daniel Eli .McQueen and Pam of Pinnacle. Bobby Drane Survivors: adaughier.Janice Wednesday at Green Meadows was employed with Lexington of East Bend, Terry Drane and and husband J, Carroll Hitch of Baptist Church on NC 801. Home Brands with 15 years of wife Linda of Clemmons and High Point, and a son .Mitchell Mocksville.by the RevMichael service. He was a graduate of Tony Drane and wife Donna of and wife Peggy Matthews of Waters. Burial followed in th East Montgomery High School, Wjnsion-Salem; 15 grandchil Greensboro; 3 grandchildren; 2 church cemetery. class of1979 whete he played all dren', 16 greal-giandchildren; a. great-grandchildren; sisters, Memorials: Green Meadows types of sports. He especially great-great-grandson: a step Bonnie Brown of BoonevjUe Baptist. 1646 NC 801 N.. enjoyed fishing, and hunting. daughter, Margaret Cllne; a step and Paitie Sue Smitherraan of Mocksviile; or Maryfield Nurs He was an avid NASCAR fan son. Raymond Jones; 2 sisters, Winston-Salem, ing Center, 1315 Greensboro and collected sports caps. He Maude Trent and Myrtle Jones; He was preceded in death by Road. High Point, 27260. attended Blaise Baptist Church. and 6 brothers, Carl Blakely, his wife in May 2005, his par He was preceded in death by Horace Blakely. Will Blakely, ents. brothers, Paul, Roy. Lee, his step-father Webb Griffith, Monroe Blakely. Gene Blakely Fred, Webster. Sidney. Yancey, Surviving: his mother and and Ernest Blakely, and N£, Matthews and sisters. her companion Claude Binns of The service was at 11 a.m. Minnie Brown.Emma Garrison, Mocksviile; his wife. Dudra Wednesday. April 13. at Bible Mr, Matthews was self em Slioud McQueen,2 sons.Justin Baptist Church In Clemmons. ployed as a contract installer and Colby McQueen, ail of the with Pastor Don Jones officiat with Sears Roebuck in Winston- home; 2 brothers. Danny (Pam) ing, Burial followed at Salem for many yean. He ha MQueen and Charles McQueen Clemmons First Baptist Church a farm in Advance,whete he had allofTroy; a step-sister. Ciystai Cemetery, The family received lived. He and Mrs. Matthew (Curtis) Morgan ofRockwell;2 friends from Tuesday at Bible ran a catering business from step-brothers. Danny (Kim) Baptist Church. their home for a number of Griffith of Mocksviile and Memorials; Bible Baptist years. He lived most recently i Michael (Ellen) Griffith of Ad Church.6350 Styers Ferry Rd,. Maryfield Nursing Care Center vance; a niece; and many cous Clemmons.27012, in High Point. Mr. Matthews ins. was a charter member of Green o Meadows Baptist Church where c be served in many capacities as

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— "D C S z o' o C. CT Eu cm • l)AV1i:tHniN1 V KNI KHI'RI.SU Kiat)KJ>,'ll>iir»ln,v. April 26.20117 GENE'S AUTO PARTS Obituaries Wi Mike Hydnullc Hoiu A Mil Auto Point Dnn.vl linrt Dctxii'iili Ann Wll.vvii I'liylllY J.iicltc li'illll (Hnriya liuncs Chcnhirt; ArJic 0. l'"i»(er 766-9148 'Mr. jlniiyl llnii, 'M. of DcIkiiiiU Ami Wilson, 51. uf I'liyllia Liicllc Wiiglit Hiik, Mrs. Gladys Mac llaiies - Mr. Arlie 0. 1-oslcr, 69, ol Al|>hflrcU>. Ciii.; ilicil MinitUiy, .Soiilli llciisiui l.niw, Mocksvillc, 73. of beer Kiiii Drive, Mocks LTicslurc, 90, foriricrly uf Wiiisloii-Salctli, II co-ruiii)dci 3612 ClimmDnt Roid Apiil 16.2007, died oil Muilday.Apiil 16.2007, vlllc, dicdoii'hicnIiiy.A|>rl! 17, Uingliniji .Slnun. Mocksvillc. and retired cacculivc of Salem Clommont llr wjir ft Iftiift-iiiiic ii>ci;Uvi al I'orsylli Medical Cciilcr in 2(K17. n( Davis Re|;liiiinl Mcill- died Siiiiday, April 22. 2007. al Ciiijvcl Mills, diedApiil 23.2(in of llic L'liuiininf. Ilftu Mnvlcr Winsinii.Sn1ciii. eiil Ccnlcr ill Siatcsviiic. Auiumii Cure. at llic Sliclil Ccnlcr ofVAkc Pur Cl6i'. and cinploycc ot Carn- Unm ill Kiiwaii Cuiiaiy mi Iluill Uil Feb. 18. 1934. In She wusbom May 6, 1916, est Univcrsiiy Uopllsl Medical pacc. July 1^, 1955, slic w,is the Vcimtigo Coiiiily, fn., she wns in Diivic Counly to tlic hue Cciiler. SimiTOns:liir wife. Cftiicifli daughter of llie late James the dnugiiier iifihe iaie Cia leiice George Clirford and Kale He .was born in Wilkc.s ll.ui. ft dftiitiUlcr. Emily lUn, Cleveland and Miiftcl Colleen A, and Evelyn Mac Blus.som Howard Hnncs. Mrs. Cheshire County, the son of he I4IC Will sons, Dicw llnpktns And Emn* Catlcrljaiuos. She wa.s a liiinic- Wriglii. .She was n iiicmhct of wa.s a member of Blaise Bnptisi iam Doui^tun and Mumic Crane dnn Kopkiiis, nil of Aipiiftrcnn; maker and a mbmbei uf Viclnry [jamcs Bapilsi Cliurcli mid be Cluirch. She was raised in llic Fosler. nnd wus educated in . tih tnnlhcr, Mnric Unrl of Bapli.sl Church in Cooleciiicc. . fntc retiring lo North Cnroliiia. .Smilh Grove orcn of Duvlc Wllkcs Counly Scliuols and husi- Viciuia. Vn.;sislcrs mid lirollicii- Survivoia:' her husband, Jerry she was a cciok at n Union 76 Counly. Mis. Cheshire wns a < iicss college in Wlitslon-SolcRi. linlftw, Debbie and John Wilson of the home; a sislcr, Tmck Slup in Nuilli Enst.Po. for great help lo her iaIe husband as After workiag in Wilkes and n VftuNlniftii of Mocksvlllc, l-aye(Tliii)ScvicrorVirginia; 5 13 yours. he pasiorcd at many churches. family daiiy form in Cermaniun. Theresa and Bruce Reed of brothers, Jimmy Ijamcs and Survivors: her husband of 3.3 She was a cacegiver lo many of he (noli at juh at Sears in Vfiii- Gnlncsvillc. Va.; n braibcr. John Ijamcs of Virginia, uiid years, Gonlon Lee Fink nf Uie her family members. slon-Salem selling Boor cover Kevin Hart of Advoncc; and Gary Michael Ijames ofMocks- home; 3 sons. Koheri Thoma.s She was also preceded in ings, the firsl slep 10 a success nieces and nephews. vlllc. (Chcri) Fink of Hindiey Lake. dcalh by ben husband, Alvis C. ful career in earpct busiaess. (n A memariil service was hcid A service to cclcbralc her life N.Y., Wjlliem Evetell (Joan) Cheshire in May of 1981; 2 sis 1954 he co-rounded, with his Tluirsday. April 19 al 2 p.m. in WHS held on Friday. April 20, al Fkk ofUnion City. Fa. and Gary ters, Lillian Beauchamp and brother A.G. Foster and WlUam ■he Louie E. lones Funeral I a.m. at Mclory Baptist Church David (Jackie) Fink of Eric, Pa.; Hazel Hendrix: and 2 brothers, Hailey, Hafo Distributors in Win- Home Chapel inAlphîa wiih in Cooieeme'e willi the Rev. 2 daughters. Drenda Lee Howard Hanes and Ray Haoes. < sionâiem, which in 1968 be (he Kev. A.H. Haifield oêial- Shelby Harbour officiailng. (George) Sioddard of Ripley. Survivors; a daughter, Nancy come Saiem Carpet Mills. Dur ing. Burial was in Legiou Memorial N.V. and Pamela Susan (Tony) (John) Hodgson of Abilene. ing the next 25 years. Saleai grew Memorials: Leukemia

v^ynda Joyner Wallace ' vFrances Irene Stonestreet v/Dr. James H.Stiliiig Lynda Qutah Joyner Wallace. Elisha Robert Perkins Miss Frances, Irene 56, of Duke Whilaker Road, Dr. James H. Stiling died on Stonestreet, 85, of Concord, Mocksville, died on Monday, Elisba Roben Perkins,85, of April 4,2007. NC 801,Ad vance,died Wednes died Tuesday,April 24,2007,al April 30,2007,at her residence. Born on Nov. 8, 1952 in Brian Center Health & Retire Bom in Beroalillo County, day, April 25, 2007 al Ihe Kale Long Beach. Calif., he spend B. Reynolds Hospice Home in ment. N.M.,on Nov. 10.1950,she was most of his childhood in Cincin Miss Stonestreet was born the daughter of the late Qutah Winslon-Salem. nati. he attended Wittenberg Mr. Perkins was born in Jan. 22, 1922. in Davie County Farless Joyner and Cleveland University and the University of to the late Wilbum Filzhue and Joyner. She was a member of Rockingham County to Ihe late Cincinnati Medical School He Clara Swaringer Stonestreet. ^on Chapel Methodist Church Elisha Enoch and Willie Mac married Sue Hoblitzell on May She was a member of Jericho and was a published pock Sommers Perkins. He was a 22. 1982. After graduating from member of ICingdom Hall of Je Church of Christ In Mocksville Her husband, Thomas B. UC, they moved to California and had served as church histo Wallace Jr., preceded her in hovah Witness and farmed and where he became a member of rian. death on May 17, 1993. worked at Cone Milles. Kaiser Permancnte's OB/GYN Funeral services were held at She was also preceded in Survivors:2 sons and daugh staff at Kaiser's Fairfield clinic. death by a sister. Maty Kosma. ters-in-law, Donald Donnie and 11 a.m. Friday, April 27, at They parented four children, Wilkerson Funeral Home Survivors: 2 nephews; and Jennifer Stroud of Advance and Maggie, Jamey, Donny and several other relatives. John A. and Christy Stroud of Chapel in Reidsville. Burial fol Michael. Mr. Stiling was tal A funeral service was con Clemmons; 3 brothers, Cleve lowed in Reidlawn Cemetery. ented in many ways; funny,ath Survivors: his wife, Saliie ducted at 11 a.m. Friday, April land H.(IVy) Joyner of Mocks letic, musical, adventurous and 27, at Eaton Funeral Chapel in ville,Jay (Nancy)Joyner of Ster Minnie Reynolds Perkins; sons, above all else, he was a humble Michael Perkins, Jesse Perkins, Mocksville, with Kirk Sams of- ling, Va.and Jack Joyner of Bal and quiet servant. He loved life nciating. Burial followed in timore, Md.; and a sister. Bar Robert Perkins and Jason and he lived it to the fullest; Perkins; daughters, Nancy Jericho Church of Christ Cem bara Snider of Lewisville; 3 climbing mountains, diving the etery. grandchildren; and several Perkins and Sarah Perkins; nu seas,bungee jumping off bridges Memorials: Jericho Church nieces and nephews. merous grandchildren and great and dancing with his beloved grandchildren; sisters, Geneva Christ. 124 Junction Road, She was pnxcded in death by Sue. Mocksville. a sister. Iven McDaniel. and a Gammon and Mary Tbte. Survivors: his wife of 25 Send 'condolences to: brother, William A.Joyner. years. Sue; children, Maggie. A graveside service to cel mnr.wilkersonfuneral.comr Jamey, Donny and Michael; fa ebrate her life will be held on ther. Donald Stiling; brothers. Thursday, May 3,at 3p.m. at the Greg of Mocksville, Doug and Zion (Thapel Methodist Church Jeff; an aunt and uncle; 2cous Cemetery with the Rev. David ins; and many nieces, nephews, Cunha officiating. The family family and friends. will receive friends on Thursday In remembrance the Solano from noon-2 p.m. at Davie Fu County Medical Society has es neral Service. tablished the James H. Stiling, Memorials: Hospice of M.D.Health Career Scholarship Davie. 642 Wilkesboro St.. Fund. Donations: Soland Bank, Mocksville. 1411 Oliver Road, Suite 100, Fairneld, CA,94533. A memorial was held at 11 a.m.on April 14, at Community Methodist Church, 1875 l-airfield Ave., Fairfield.

Dflvis County Public Librarv vObie Hobert Howartl Or v^'rances Spillman Ellis v/^homas F. Glasscock Obie Hobert Howard died on I/Kirk Willard Cleaiy Mrs. Frances Spillman Ellis, Mr. Thomas Franklin May 4,2007. Glasscock,83, died May 1.2007 He was born on July 10, o 89,of Mocksville,died Wednes cr Mr.KirkWiJlarfaea.y.58. day, May 2, 2007 at Forsyth at his home in Lewisville. 1922. to Lewie P. and Betty lile. died Tkiesday,May 1,2007 He was bom Aug. 1.1923 in Bowens Howard. Hobeit met Medical Center in Winston-Sa- Annie Opal Robertson and they « Porsyth Medical Center in lem. Davie County to Marshall o Everette Glasscock and were married on Dec. 19,1942. Winston-Salein. She was bom April 19.1918 in Davie County to the late Wil- Kathetyn Rollins Glasscock. Mr. Opal loved the crazy songs he 26. J949 FoRyth County to liam Steelman and Nannie Eliza Glasscock was a U.S. Army made up. Hobert retired after 35 World War H veteran and a years at Heritage Furniture Clyde and noraCIeaiy. Hewas beth Seats Spillman. Mrs. pilis where he played for the baseball taught in Yadkin, Davie and member of the Veterans of For Clyde Delta Cleaiy; btothets. eign Wars. team. He loved to fish on the Davidson County schools and creek and to have chicken stews. James Cleary, Odell Cleary He was predeceased by a o retired with more than 35 yean He also loved to hunt stiuirrels David Clcaiy. of service with the Davidson daughter, Elizabeth Ann Ci Carmichael; his parents; a and rabbits. He was always County School System.She was showing his grandchildren little SurviWng: his wife. Frances a gardener at the Farmington brother, Clyde Glasscock; and a step-sister, Nancy Allen. tricks to play and how to plant a piRcrowaeaiy;chfldreii. Maty Senior Services Center. garden and what seeds to bny. (Bradley) Medfotd. Kirk Mrs. Ellis was preceded in Survivors: his wife. Heniy(Riu) cieajy^ Tabitha Al- Constance Walker Glasscock; 2 Most of them rode with Paw death by her husband, Gilmer Paw on the tractor on his lap or "ef. Anpla (Jared) Hepler: 6 Howard Ellis; 2 sisters, Eliza daughters, Katheryn G. Srandchildren; sisters, Elizabeth beth Nash and Delia Collette; Williamson (George) and in the box. Phyllis G. Thatcher (Steve); 3 In addition to his wife, he is (Leroy) Baity, Marie (Donald) and 2 brothers-in-law. Gilmer survived by: 3 daughters, Ann Hawks; brothers. Dorman "Ham" Collette and Charles sons. Timothy E. Glasscock (Deborah),Thomas F. Glasscock (Allen) Blakley, Dottle (Virgil) (Dorcas)Cleaty, Tommy Cleaiy, "Skippy" Nash. Bright and Gay (Lee) ayne (Kay) Cleary; and sev Survivors: a son. William A. (Peggy),and Tracy A. Glasscock eral lueces and nephews. (Cindy); 10 grandchildren; 11 McClamrock; 2 sons, Larry Ellis and wife Anne; a daughter, Howard and Don (Tricia) great-grandchildren; 2 sisters, His funeral service was held Nancy E. Holmes and husband Howard;a brother. Alvin(Annie j" 2 p.m. Thursday. May 3 at Mark; 4 grandchildren; 2 great Mary Spillman, Jane Tutlerow; 'james Baptist Church by the a step-sister, Dorothy Edwards; Ruth)Howard; 7 grandchildren;. grandchildren; a brother. and a step-brother, M. Everette and 6 great-grandchildren. Wilburn Spillman and wife He was preceded in death by Glasscock Jr. Charles West. Burial followed in Mary; and a sister. Anita a son, Wayne Howard;2 sisters, me church cemetery. Harding. A memorial service was held at 2p. m.Friday, May 4 at Vogler Ruth Keaton and Thelroa Laird, A funeral service was held at 3 brothers, Roger, Rome and 7 p.m. Sunday. May 6 at and Sons Chapel in Clemmons 9 conducted by the Rev. Mark Willard Howard, and a grand I Hayworth-Miller Kinderton Portis. F son. Mark Blakley. Chapel with the Rev. Tommy Hobert was a member of s Robertson ofTiciaiing. The fam Memorials; Hospice/Pallia n tive C:areCenter, 101 Hospice Dulin United Methodist C3iurcb c ily received friends prior to the where a service to celebrate his e service. Lane. Winston-Salem, 27103. z life was held Monday,May 7,at H A graveside service was held 4 p.m. with the Revs. David ■< at 11 a.m. Monday. May 7 at the PJ Smith, Ray OFenell and Lester Z Farmington Community Cem Keaton officiating. Burial was w etery. in the church cemetery. Visita Memorials; charity of the tion was May 6,from 6-8 p.m. donor's choice. at the church. CA Memorials: Dulin UMC,c/o PJ Bruce Morasco, 2372 Milling Road, Mocksville;or to Kate B. n Reynolds Hospice Home, 101 o Hospice Lane, Winston-Salem, o 27103. H u sr S e a' i. o o c.

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O CT. cr A) \/ Rosemary Lyons ,/ -Michael Gray Shermer Rosemary Lyons, 54. of Michael Gray Shermer. 20 /^avid Eugene Smiley Mocksville. died"niursday. May ofSaiasoia. FIa..dicd on Thurs Mr. David Eugene Smiley 3. 2007 at Wake Forest Univer- day. May 2, 2007. at Bavfroni 42. of Westview Avenue. Cool siiy Baptist Medical Cenier fol- Medical. Cenier in Si. Peters eemee, died Sunday. May 6 ^.K. Smith Jr. burg. Florida, as the result of a 2007, at his home. A. K. "Kim" Smith Jr.. 74. of Irafflc accident. triemmons, a long-time resident Bom in Forsyth County on -Nov. 8. 1986. he was the son of of Nashville. Tenn. died in Lulq Mae Driver Shermer of hospice with his family at bis Duke Whittaker Road, Mocks side on April 29. 2007. Smith was born in ville. and ihe late Eddie V. Murfreesboro, Tenn. on Feb. 7. Shenner- He wasof the Baptist 1933 to A.K. and Mary faith and at the lime ofhis death Elizabeth Smith. An outstanding Lee was employed by Blockbuster and the late Helen Hainton. She ployed athlete at West High School, he attended public school in New Video. Freightliner. David had a love attendedAuslin Peay University York and DavJe County. She Also surviving; his grand for horses and music and was a on a full scholarship, earning lus mother, Hazel Harold anda half loving father and uncle. moved froni New York to sister. Tammy Cass of Mynle bachelor's degree. He earned his Mocksville when she wasa teen He was preceded in death by master's degree from George ager. Her employment included Beach, S.C. his mulher on March 29. 2005. Peabody College at Vanderbill He was also preceded in and completed additional post Mocksville Dry Cleaners and death by a grandmother, Claire Survivors; his father. Russell Dobson Dry Cleaners. "Rose" Carey (Hazel) Smiley of State graduate study at various Shermer. loved to cook and spend time Road; a son. Bryson Wade universities. He coached first at with her grandson. Adrian. A graveside service to eel- Smiley; 2 sisters, Donna Lynn Father Ryan and for 30 years, at ebraie his life was held Monday. (Tim)Thurlo of Winsion-Salem She was preceded in death by May 7. a: I p.m. at the Sandy East High School as head her mother in 2006, and by a son. baseball and basketball coach. Spnngs Baptist Church Cem and Crystal Michelle Joyner of Jamie Lyons in 1998, Clemmons; a brother. Russell His basketball teams won etery with Ihe Rev. Steve Survivors: her father. Frankie Brian Smiley of Mocksville- championships with a lifetime Lee Lyons of Autumn Care in Hedgecock officiating. The fianci. Jacqueline Cardinale of record of 354 wins and 157 family received friends Sunday. Cwleemee; and longtime friend. Mocksville; 3 sons. Eric Lyons May 6 at Davie Funeral Service. losses. In2003. he was inducted of Salisbury. Mark Lyons of Chad Barnes. into the Metropolitan Nashville Mocksville and Tracy Lyons of A funeral service was con AAA Basketball Hall of Fame. ducted at 3 p.m. Wednesday. Clemmons; 4 sisters. Clara. '.-'Nancy Virginia Walker During his summers (19605). be May 9, at Eaton Funeral Chapel tan concessions, was a lifeguard, Jackie. Mary, and Belinda Ivey. Nancy Virgtma Walker died with the Rev. Jeriy Webb ofRci- and managed the swimming all of New York: 3 grandchil May 7.20O7. at Autumn Care in dren; several other relatives and aling. Burial was in Advance pool ai Centennial Park. From Mocksville. She had been in the time Opiyland USA opened friends. declining health for seven years. United .Methodist Church Cem- etery. The family received in 1972 until 1998. "Coach" Her funeral service was held Bom Sept. 26.1917. she was friends Tuesday. .May 8. ai the Smith was there as food service on .May 7 at 4 p.m. in the chapel the daughter of Lillian Esielle of Graham Funeral Home in funeral home. coordinator, hiring and training Ward and Ernest Price Walker of Memorials; Bryson Wade thousands of teen-aged workers. Mocksville. Farmingion. She lived most of Smiley trust fund at any branch Preceded in death by his On-line condolences; her adult life in Winsion-Salem. ofWachovia Bank. parents, survivora include; his ^■^sv.grahamfumralhome.net. where she worked at Western wife, Evelyn Cravens Smith of Electric and was a lifelong mem Clemmons; a daughter. ber of Hanes Methodist Church. Kimbetly Smith (George) Lane A long-time resident of and 2 granddaughters, all of Lyndhursl Avenue, Winsion-Sa ^/Charles RandaJl Advance: brother, William lem. she was well known for her Charles "Chuck" Randall of (Ann) Smith of Kingspon; Cooleemee. previously of gardening and sharing of pro stepmother, Frances Smith of duce and flowers with the neigh Tacoma, Wash., died Saturday Murfreesboto; and 4 nieces. April 28. 2007 at the K.B. bors and doctors offices near her Funeral services were house. Reynolds Hospice Home in conducted at I p.m. Saturday. She was preceded in death by Winsion-Salem. May 5 in Woodlawn-Roesch- her parents; a sisier. Louise Survivors; 3 brothers. Ed Patton Funeral Home's Dignity ward Randall of Roseburg. Ore.. Walker Browniee; 3 brothers. Hall, with burial in Woodlawn Alvtn Randall of Los Alamitos. Eugene. Norman, and Milton Memorial Park. Calif, and Fred Randall of Rio Walker; and a niece. Beth Memorials: Kate B. Browniee. Inlemmeniwill be in Dell. Calif.; his daughters. Reynolds Hospice Home. 101 Monica Eckan of Cooleemee. the Fanningion Community Hospice Lane. Wjnsion-Salefn. and Krisiina Brigman of Spring Cemetery in Farmingion. 27103. City. Pa.; 3 grandchildien: and Memorials: Farmingion his ex-wife. Barbara. Community Cemetery. 2563 •Memorials; lo Kate B. Farmington Road. Mocksville. Reynolds Hospice Home. 10! Condolences can be sent to Hospice Lane, Winsion-Salem. her niece. Ann Browniee 27103. Hobgood. in care of Eaton Fu neral Services, 325 N. Main St. Mocksville. */iohn Frank Ferebee '/Medford Alton Foster v/^lydc VVilJiam Goforth Mr. Medford Alton Foster. (/Macy Hall Fowler Clyde William Goforth. 84. John Fnink Ferebee. 58, of 57, of NC 801 South. Mocks Mrs. Macy Hall Fowler. 80, of Cora Jolly Lane, Mocksville. Angeil Road, Mocksville, died ville. died Thursday, May 10, of 150 Ken Dwiggins Drive, diedon Saturday. May 12,2007. (Ml Wednesday, May 9, 2007, ai Mocksville, died Sunday, May at Genesis Health Care of Wake Foresl Baptist Medical 6.2007 at Forsylh Medical Cen Salisbury. Center- ter, Winsion-Saiem. Bom in Iredcll County on Born in Davie County on Bom Aug. 20. 1926 in Hart Jan. 19.1923. he was the son of Dec/ 8. 1948. he was the son of County. Ga.. she was the daugh the late Thomas C. and Eulala the late John Monroe and Mary ter of the late William Fleming Seles Goforth. He was a retired Evelyn Safley Ferebee. He was Hall and Mae Rowland Hall. She commercial inick driver and at a crop consultant and was a was a homemaker and a mem- tended Calvary Baptist Chutrh. tnetnber of Eatons Baptist berof the Red Hat Society. On July 3. 1945. he married Church. Survivors: sons, Keith Callie Cape Goforth, who pre Survivors; his wife. Joyce Fowler of Durham, Tim Fowler ceded him in death on Feb ""S Ann Williamson Ferebee; a son, ■iTBiTi* Lawrence of Pascagoula. Miss., and Chris 2005. Jasoo Frank Ferebee of Mocks and Hazel Rebecca Swicegood Fowler of Lewlsville: daughters, Survivors; 4 sons. Clyde E. ville, 3 grandchildren; and 3 Foster. He was employed by Debbie Peterson of Raieigh, (Doris) Goforth of Spencer, nieces. Chandler Concrete & Building Julianne Anderson of He was also preceded in Jimmy W. Cofonh of Mt. Airy. Supply, Mr. Foster was member Mocksville and Susie Rowsey of Donald R. (Alice) Goforth of death by a brother, Fletcher Lee of Liberty United Methodist Charlotte: !Ograndchi!dren:and Mocksville, and Roger L. Ferebee. /' Church where he sang in the 6 great-grandchildren. (Debbie) Goforth of Gold Hill: The service to celehraie She was also preceded in choir and was a member of the 3 daughters, Barbara A. (Randy) John Frank's life was on Sunday, death by her husband. Julian Ira United Methodist Men. He was McDaniei of Mocksville. Betty May 13, at 3:30 p.m. at the Fowler, and sisters. Ruth Her one of the commissioners who J. (L:^) Fortune of Salisbury Eatons Baptist Church with Dr. ring, Willie .Mae Cordell and helped incorporate the town of and Linda S. (Donald) Sparks of David Gilbrealh officiating. Inez Hail. Cooleemee. Mr. Foster was a ■Mocksville; a sister, Jetlia Burial was in the church cem Graveside services were held long-time member of the South Swearingen of Concord: 15 etery. Pallbearers were Carl on Wednesday. May 9 at 2 p.m. Davie Ruritan. He loved to play grandchildren; 32. great-grand Safley. .Maurice Ward, Jeff and at Bio Baptist Church Cemeiery children: and I great-great- Gregg Safley. Doug Barney. golf and enjoyed helping others in whatever way he could. Mr. with the Rev, Ben Coleman of giandchild. Dale Latham. Shane Potts and Foster enjoyed spending time ficiating. The family received Mr. Goforth was also pre James Taylor. The family re friends prior to the service at the with family and friends at ceded in death by a son. Junior ceived friends Saturday, May 12, Strickland Funeral Home Mountalnview Lake Estates and Goforth. a daughter. Caihleen from 6-8:30 p.m. at Davje Fu especially spending little with Hanwell Chapel (Ga.) Goforth. 2 brothers. George and neral Service. his grandchildren. He was a lov Beauford Goforth and 3 sisters, ing husband and father. Sally Penninger, Nora Salmons, He was also preceded in and Leunia Casper. death by a brother. Mitchell Fos A service to celebrate Mr. ter. Coforths life was held Tuesday, Survivors: his wife of 29 May 15. at 11 a.m. at the Davie years. Maty Elizabeth "Libby" Funeral Service Chapel with Webb Foster of the home: 2 Revs. Danell Cot and James daughters. Alisha (Kevin) Gryder and Brother Rex Cuttiss ofMocksville andJanJyn Poddunavac officiating. Burial (Eric) Dickson of Chociaw. was In the Calvary Baptist Okla.; a brother. Kenny Foster Church Cemetery. The family ofSparta; 5 grandchUdren: many received friends on .Monday. aunts and uncles: and several May 14 at Davie Funeral Set- nieces, nephews and cousins. A funeral service was con ducted at 4 p.m. Sunday. May 13. at Liberty United Methodist Church, with the Rev. Karen Roberts officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. The family received friends on Sun day. May 13. at the church. T Memorials: choir or general fund at Liberty Methodise 141 Liberty Circle. Mocksville. ylfrsula Cornulzer Beck v^obert Lee Deters y Margie Ruth Evcrhart Mrs. Ursula Comatzer Beck Margie Ruth Mcnseer of Lewisville tiledTuesday,May v^Jerry Wayne Gartner Mr. Robert Lee Deters. Everhan, 67, of County Home (USAF Retired), 66, of Mocks 13, 2007 al Kate B. Reynolds Jerry Wayne Conner, 63, of Road, Mocksviile, died on Fri Hospice Home in Wltision-Sa- viile. died Monday, May 14, the Jericho Community in 2007 at Wake Forest University day, May 11. at Wake Forest lem. Mocksviile, died Sunday, May Baptist Medical Center. She was born In Davie 13,2007, Baptist .Medical Center. Bom in Iredeli County on He was bom Ju^y 12. 1940 County to Bob and Jessie Nov. 14. 1939, she was the in Fremont. Mich, to Daniel and McCullough Cornaizer. .Mrs. daughterofthe late Rex Hayden June Fiens Deters. He served 20 Beck retired from P.H. Hanes and Noble Estelle Pinnix Knitting Co. and was a member years in the US Air Force as a medic retiring February 1980 at Menscer. She was a homemaker of Lewisviiie United Methodist and was of the Baptist faith- Church. Chanute AFB, Ranloul. Hi. He also served as an orthopedic Survivors: her husband. Survivors; her husband, John Walter Jackson Evcrhart;6 sons, H. Beck of the home; a daugh technician at OakJawn Hospital in Marshall, Mich, for 24 years, Walter Darren Evcrhart of Lex ter, Lynda Delph and husband ington, Daniel Jackson Everhan John Gordon DelphofFort Mill, retiringDcc.31,2005. Heregu- larly visited the Farmingion Se of the home, James(KJm) War S-C.; and 2 grandchildren. ren and Darin Warren of Char nior Center. A memorial service will be James lotte, Scott Warren of Lexington, Surviving; his wife, Ruth conducted al I p.m.Thursday at Coyle and Mary Sharpe Coble and Keith (Janeil) Abemelhy of Lewisviiie United Methodist Cumings Deters; 4 sons, Cartner. He was a gradiute of Terrance Deters of Michigan. Hickory; 4 daughters, Paula Church by the Rev. Charles Harmony High School Class of Abemelhy (Robert) Woody of Timothy (Patricia) Deters, An Turner. The family will receive Statesville, Rhonda Abemelhy 1962. and from Kings College. thony (Mely) Deters and Jason friends following the service. (Steve) Hunt ofDayiona Beach, Mr. Cartner was a devoted mem Deters, all of North Carolina; 2 Burial will be private. ber of Jericho Church of Christ. Fia., Tina Marie Cervantes and daughters, Renee Potter and Memorials: Lewisviiie He lived his life to the fullest Lisa Rochelle Everhart of Lex Roxanne (Craig) Anis, all of Methodist, PO Box 305. with full and abiding faith. As a ington; a sister, Terry (Ron) Michigan; 24 grandchildren; 5 Lewisviiie, 27023; or Kate B. lifelong sports enthusiast, Mr. Lambeth of Statesville; 17 brothers and 2 sisters, all of Reynolds Hospice Home, 101 Cartner supported athlele.s on grandchildren; and 5 great Michigan. Hospice Lane, WInston-Salem. every level and sport, from lo grandchildren. 27103. A memorial service was held cal schools and little leagues to at 2 p.m. Friday, May 18 at A Celebration of Life service his beloved UNC Tar Heels. Yadkin Valley Baptist Church for Mrs. Everhart was held on Tuesday, May 15, at 8 p.m. in Widely traveling the back roads with the Rev. Ronnie Craddock ^y^ngela Strader Brown of Davie and surrounding coun ofliciaiing. The family will re the Davie Funeral Service Chapel with the Rev. Steve Angela Strader Brown,34, of ties. he was well versed In the ceive friends following the ser- Ayers officiating. The family Yadkin Street. Cooleemee, died location of ball fields and eater on Thursday. .May 10. 2007, at ies. He rarely meia stranger and receive friends Tuesday at the greeted each day with a positive funeral home. the Kate outlook and unwavering spirit. Memorials: to the family to B help with funeral expenses. Reynolds Survivors; his daughter, Hospice Laura; a brother, Jimmy (Shelby) Cartner of Harmony; Home and many friends near and far. Winston- He enjoyed his faithful black lab Salem. companion, Jasper. A celebration of his life was born on conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday, June May 16, at Jericho Church of 1972, Christ. Burtal followed in the Greens cburchcemeiery. Visitation with boro, to Bill and Edith Strader. family was in (he church fellow Survivors: her mother Edith ship hall following the burial. S.(Bruce) Isaac of Cooleemee; Memorials: Carolina Bible her father. Bill (Estle) Strader of Camp,do Jerry Swicegood. PO Reldsvllle; a brother Brandon Box 1234. Mocksviile; or UNC (Tasha) Strader of Elon; a nephew and niece; her grand Chapel Hill Fricnd.s of the Li brary. PO Box 309. Chapel tfill, mother, Juanita G. Ward of Mocksviile; a daughter. 27514. Breanna; her cat. Gabby; and several aunts, uncles, and cous-

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-3 'yjames Doss Sprinkle v/Joe CecU McDaniel - -../^drew Redmond Mr. Randeli Wayne Tultle. James Doss Sprinkle, 62. of Mr. Joe Cecil McOaniel, 76, Andrew Redmond, 87, of 49, of Advance, died Monday, US 158, Mocksville, died on of Winsion-Salem. died 401 N. Main St., Mocksville May 7, 2007. at his home. Monday, May 7, at his residence. Thursday morning. May 10, died on Saturday, May 12,2007 He was born in Forsyth 2007 ai the Kace B. Reynolds at Wake Forest Baptist Medical County to Lawrence and Betty Hospice Home in Winslon- Center. Martin Tuitlc. He was a Salem. He was born in Wilkes fisherman and outdoorsmiin who Mr. McDaniel was bom on County on May 9, 1920, son of had a big heart and cared for Dec. 12, 1930 in Mocksville to Dilcy King and Wes Redmond, many. He loved his wife, (he late W.H. and Sally Leonard He grew up in Iredell County children, and grandchildren McDaniel. Mr. McDaniel was where he attended Iredell dearly and his best friend, married to Janet Bivins County Schools. He was em Mollie, the family dog. Mr. McDaniel for S3 years, who died ployed by Elium Logging. He Tunle was a proud graduate of Dec. 22, 2005. Mr. McDaniel was also a U.S. Army veteran, Ledford High School and had a attended Samaritan Baptist having served during World War love for the automobile business, Childress Church in Winsion-Salem, was II. He received a Good Conduct He was proud ofhis son Colby's employed by AT&T, and was a Medal, four Bronze Stars, and a SprinkJe. He was of the Primi tive Baptist faith and was last accomplishments in baseball veteran. Victory Medal. and loved attending the games. employed at Southeast Lumber Survivors; a daughter. Dena He was preceded in death by •Mr. Tuitle was preceded in in Kentersville. Albright of Winslon-Saiem; 2 a son, James Redmond. death by his moiher. Survivors; a son, James Pmil sons, Michael McDaniel and Survivors: his wife, Bculah Survivors: his wife Shetri, of "JP" Sprinkle of Mocksville. wife Jane ofWinston-Salem and Holland Redmond of the home: the home: 5 children, Mandy A service to celebrate the life Keith McDaniel and wife Billie 5 sons. George Redmond of Eudy and husband Jeremy of ofMr. Sprinkle was held Friday, ofKing: 4sisters.RuthWilkins Woodleaf. Ray (Mollie) Slanfield. Cyndi, Austin, and May ll.ai7:30p.m.aJlheDavie and husband Howard of Redmond of Harmony, Macco ColbyTurtle ofWinsion-Salem, Funeral Service Chapel with the Monroe, Doris Gaither and (Sharon) Redmond, Charles and step-daughler Shannon Rev. John Stephens officiating. husband Bob ofWinston-Salem, (Sylvia) Redmond, and Wesley Allen of Cbarloile: his father, The family received friends on Betty Wright and husband Bill Redmond,all ofMocksville; and Lawrence Tuttie and wife Kalhy Friday at the funeral home. of Pfaffiown, and Loraine a daughter. Savannah Mayfield Laird of Lexington; 2 grand Burial was at 11 a.m. Saturday, Blackwood and husband Bob of of Mocksville. children; a brother Mike Tuttie May 12, at the Whitakeis(Thapel Cooleemee; a brother, Frank Funeral service will be and wife Phillis of Lexington United Methodist Church cem McDaniel of Atlanta, Ca.: one Thursday, May 17 at 12:30 p.m. and their 2chiIdrBn: aslep-sister, etery in Pilot Mountain. grandchild: and many friends in the chapel of Graham Funeral Debbie Laird Joyner of and neighbors, Home. Overseer Ruby Howel! Moorcsville; father-in-law and A funeral service was held at will officiate and burial will fol mother-in-law, Harold and 3 p.m. Sunday at Samaritan low in National Cemetery in Nancy McKnight of Mocksville: Baptist Church with the Rev. Salisbury. The family will re lifetime friend Greg Willard; and Danny Smith officiating. Burial ceive friends 30 minutes before friend and co-worker Hinckley followed in the church cemetery (he service. Peleaz. with the VFW Memorial Honor On-line condolences at A 2 p.m. hineral service was Guard providing military www.gnihamfimeralhome.ntl. be conducted Thursday, May 10. honors. Visitation was from I- at Haywotth-Miller Silas Creek 3 prior to the service at the Chapel with the Revs. Wesley church. Tuttie and Harry Sammons Memorials; Kate B. Rey officiating. Entombment nolds Hospice Home, 101 followed at Paiklawn Memorial Hospice Lane, Winston-Salem, Pa^ 27103: or Sarnaritan Baptist, 4SOO Retd Road, Winston- Salem. 27107.

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^^arry Craig Booe y^uth Hellard Booe v/IWacy Hall Fowler Lesley Nissen Froelich O Mr. Hany Craig Booe,34, of Mrs. Ruth Hellard Booe,76, Mrs. Macy Hall Fowler, 80, Mr. Wesley Nissen Froelich, cs" Jack Booe Road. Mocksville, of Libeity Church Road,Mocks of ISO Ken Dwiggins Drive, 26, formerly of Iredell County, died Thursday, May 17.2007 at ville, died Wednesday, May 16. Mocksville, died Sunday, May recently of Veedersburg, Ind., Wake forest University Baptist 2007 at Fotsyth Medical Center 6,2007 at Forsyth Medicid Cen died Sunday, May 20, 2007 as "V. Medical Center. in Winston-Saiem. ter, Winston-Salem. the result of an automobile ac- He was bom April 16, 1973 She was bom Oct. 11, 1930 Bom Aug. 20, 1926 in Hart ' cident. in Rowan County. Mr. Booe in Davie Coimty to the late Wade County,Ga., she was the daugh Bom in Indianapolis,Ind. on worked with Davie County Wa and LuIaTVitterow Hellard. Mrs. ter of the late William Fleming April 6, 1981, he was a son of ter and later the TownofMocks- Booe was a loving, devoted Hall and Mae Rowland Hall.She the late Christian Conrad ville. He was a member of Bear homemaker for her family, was a homemaker and a mem Froelich Sr. and Patricia Anne Creek Baptist Church where he which included,fanning, work ber of the Red Hat Society. Barringer Froelich Byrd, who survives of Harmony. Wesley 6 enjoyed working and spending ing in her flowers, quilting and Survivors: sons,SUIJ9» KeithCVCIlll fTVOICjr time with the children, and was canning for her family. She was Fowler of Durham,Tim Fowler ^ ? member of Peace Haven a Cub Scout Leader for Pack a faithful member of Bear Creek of Pascagoula, Miss., and Chris ®V*" Church of Yadkinville, 503. He was an outdoorsman Baptist Church. Fowler of Lewisville; daughters, enjoyed plajring baskethall which included bunting,fishing, She was also preceded in Debbie Peterson of Raleigh, . Of Life College and camping, or working with old death by an infant brother. Julianne ,Anderson of """k in J'outh ministry. cars. Surviving: her husband of57 Mocksville and Susie Rowsey of . ® student preparing to go Surviving: his wife, Dixie years,Vemon Booe of the home; Charlotte; 10 grandchildren;and '®'® i^stry. He was also Booe of the home; his childreru her children, Becky (Charlie) 6 great-grandchildren. preceded in death by a brother. Jacob Booe, Kaitlyn Booe, and Pilcher, Harry Booe, Denny She was also preceded in Froelich. Travis Booe,all ofthe home;his (Janice) Booe, Mark Booe; 7 death by her husband,Julian Ira , Also surviving: 5 brothers. father, Harry Booe, Mocksville; grandchildren; 7 great-grand Fowler, and sisters, Ruth Her- Froelich ofTbounnan, Billy his mother, Kathleen Myers of children; a sister, Pauline ring, Willie Mae Cordell and ®f Kannapolis, Christian Mocksville; a sister, Stephanie Wagner Hall; and a brother. Bill Inez Hall. 'roelich Jr. of Huntersville, Pratt, and a brother, Freddy (Stella) Hellard. Graveside services were held F«»lich of Mocksville, Pratt, both of Mocksville. The family received friends on Wednesday, May 9 at 2 p.m. ^"'e Froelich of Cool- His fimeral service was at 11 from Thursday at Gentry Fam at Bio Baptist Church Cemetery ^ sisters. Crystal Isen- a.m. Monday, May 21 at Bear ily Funeral Service in with the Rev. Ben Coleman of- f^f^^nnAntonio,Texas,Tara Creek Baptist Church by the Yadkinville. Agraveside service ficiating. The family received ?^''®8ofCleniii»ns and Maty Revs. Lee Cook and Jack was be held 11 a.m.Friday, May friends prior to the service at the Statesville; his step- Johnson. Burial followed in the 18 at Bear Creek Baptist Church Strickland Funeral Home f ■ '^nnald H. Byrd; and his church cemetery.The family re Cemetery by the Revs. Jack Hartwell Chapel(Ga.) ep-grandparents, Harold and ceived friends Sunday at Gen Johnson, Lee Cook, and David Memorials; Liberty Baptist 1 try Family Funeral Service in Gilbreath. Church, Attn: Lowell Reavis, ! celebrating 5 Yadkinville. Memorials: Hospice of 2433 Liberty Church Road, ''f® "'i" be conducted o o Memorials: Booe Family Forsyth or Hospice of Davie. Mocksville. * P ®- Friday, May 25 at the e Trust, do Suntrust Bank, 880 araest M. Troutman Memorial 2 Yadkinville Road, Mocksville. Chapel ofReavis Funeral Home ■5 of Harmony with the Revs. B Steve Pope and Aaron Shaw of 2 ficiating. Burial will follow in B the Calvary Baptist Church Cemetery in Union Grove. Pall bearers will be: Erik Froelich, Christian Froelich Jr.. Ryan B Froelich, Willie Froelich, Spen cer Brown, Zachaty Froelich. n Eddie Elkins and John Fielding. o The family will receive friends § H from 7-9- Thursday evening at 3* the Reavis Funeral Home Of C o Harmony. ft) Condolences may be sent to www./egocy.coni.Memoriah: Alpha Acres. 742 Jericho Rd. o S' o c: Yadkinville, 27055.

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O tr. O" DO -3 / ^v£I]a Mae Johnson Hazel Walker Lee y^uth Danaer SheniU /Harvey "Shorty" Harris Mrs. Hazel Walker Lee, 86. Harvey Lee "Shony" Harris, Mrs. Ella Mae Bowman Ruth Ferrell DannerSheirill. Johnson, 81. died on May 15, of Double A Trail. Advance, 71. of Lexinglon, died died Wednesday, May 16,2007, 35, of Kaimapolis. died Satur 2007 at the Clemmons Nursing day, May 19, 2007 at her home Wednesday. May 16. 2007. at at Davie County Hospital. T,, I and Reha- Lexinglon Memorial Hospital. She was born March 22. after a short A graveside service was held ; b i I i t a t i 0 n 1921, in Davie County to the late at 2 p.m. Saturday. May 19 at Center Jacob Tillet and Luna Williams Forest Hill Memorial Park by the Clemmons. Walker, Mrs. Lee was a mem Rev. David Robinson. She was ber at Macedonia Moravian bominlredell Mr. Harris was bom May 8. born on Church in Advance. She enjoyed 1936, in Davie County, to John March 7. gardening and crocheting. Franklin Harris and Sadie Belle She was also preceded in Wyles Harris. Before retirement Mocksville death by her husb^d. Retcher he was a supervisor with Dixie to Thomas I • I M e a d i e Edward Bowman and Ella Mae Bailey Lee in 1986; and a great Furniture with 43 years service. grandchild. Heavenly Joy Hunter Hall Bowman of Mocksville. Dannei.She was employed with He was an ouidoorsman who Phillips. She resided in Winston-Salem Cannon Mills Plants I and 4 loved fishing, hunting and Survivois: a daughter. Wanda trapping. and was a long-time member of cloth room for 47 years before Saint Philips Moravian Church (Gilmer) Allen of Advance; 2 Mr. Harris was preceded in grandchildren; 3 great-grand ber retiremeoL She lived in the where she was a member of the Kaimapolis area since moving death by his father, brother. Bud children; a sister. Lois Cook,of Harris. women's fellowship. from Iredell County when she In addition to herparents,she Pfa^town; and several nieces Surviving: his wife, Charlene and nephews. was 16. Potter Harris of the home; was preceded in death by her She was preceded in death by husband. Judson Jefferson A funeral service was con mother of Mocksville: son, Ray ducted at II a.m.. Friday. May a grandson. Roland Scott Harris and wife Rachel of Johnson; 5 brothers and sisters, Brown, and 2 sisters. Maggie Catherine Bowman Rhinehart 18, at Eaton Funeral Chapel with Lexinglon; stepsons. Ricky the Rev. Jeff Carter officiating. Hudson and Louise Gentry. Lankford and wife Rhonda, and Lucy Lee Bowman Byrd. Laura Survivors; her husband of69 Bowman. Clarence Bowman, Burial followed in Macedonia Danny Roberts Jr.. ail of Moravian Church Graveyard. years. Roland Baity "Tom" and Tom Bowman; and her Sherrill; a daughter, Palsy Lexington: daughters. Susie The family received friends niece. Etheiene Bowman Joyner. Sherrill Brown of the home: 2 Dillard and husband Steve of Thursday, May 17. at Eaton Fu Survivors; her son. Johnnie granddaughters; 8 great-grand Harmony. Regina Fraaier and neral Home. husband Dean of Lexington, L. Johnson and wife Mizpab: a daughters; a great-grandson; a granddaughter; and a host of Memorials: Macedonia brother. Vestal banner of Una Hollis and husband. Earl of Moravian general fund, 700 NC nephews, nieces, grandnieccs. Mocksville; and a number of Lake Waccamaw; stepdaughter. 801 N. Advance, Melia Blankinship and husband other relatives, and friends. nieces and nephews. Everetle of Richlands, Va.; Homegoing services were Her funeral service was held sister, Peggy Jones of conducted at II a.m. Saturday. at 2 p.m. Tuesday. May 22 at . Mocksville: 19 grandchildren;3 May 26, 2007 from the Saint Whitley's Funeral Home Chapel great-grandchildren; and best Philips Moravian Church with in Kannapolis. officiated by the friend. Jessie Bellany. ^ the Rev. George Chiddie offici Rev, Joe Thomas. Burial was in The family received Iriends . ating. Burial followed in Pied West Lawn Memorial Park in from noon-2 p.m. Saturday at mont Memorial Gardens, fam China Grove. Davidson Funeral Home. ily visitation was held Saturday Ontine condolences: Online condolences: at the church. www.whilleyfuneralhome.com. www.davidionfuneralhome.nel. Online condolences; www.russellfimeralservice.com.

o ft} s o 9 o C 3 r-T < ><. -D a> C S z o c. O" s \yAgnes Whilaker Bniner îiiiam Earl Day âck Wayne Helton Jr. Mrs. Agnes Whitaker Bniner. îllard Preston Collier William Earl "Billy" Day,50, 82. of Pinnacle, died on Sunday, Mr. Mack Wayne Helton Jr., Mr. Willard Preston "Will" ofMocksville, died on Saturday, 80. of Lakewood Village Road. May 27.2007 after an extended Collier, 80. of Advance, died May 19, 2007 at his residence. Mocksville died Sunday. May illness. Sunday morning. May 27,2007 Mr. Day 27. 2007, at Gordon Hospice Mrs, Bniner was bom July I, at(he Kate B. Reynolds Hospice was born 1924 in Surry County, to Byrd House in Statesville. Home. Cook County. He was bom Nov. 8, 1926, Edgar and Letha Flinchum He was bom Aug. 13. 1926 in Gaslon County to the late Whilaker. She was a homecnaker in Wise County. Va. He was a US Mack Wayne Sr. and Georgie and a member of Hill's Grove Army veteran of World War II. Baptist Church. Hopper Helton. Mr. Helton was member of Christ Wesieyan employedasan a veteran of the U.S. Navy hav- Survivors: 2 daughters and Church, and retired from Qual I auto mechanic ing served during World War II. sons-in-law, Bonila and Donald ity Oil Co. He was a member of Liberty Snyder. Mocksville. Betty L. He was preceded in death by Service Center. Wesieyan Church in the and Chris Castello. Wesiville. a daughter. Diana Prasuhn. Survivors: his fiance, Sheffield community of Davie Fla.: 2 sons.Terry M.Bniner and Survivors: his wife. Betty Cynthia McDaniel of Mocks County. Floyd Wayne Bruner. both of Minor Collier of the home: a ville: 2 daughters, Lynn He was also preceded in Pinnacle: 8 grandchildren; S son, Mark Collier of Ft. Wayne. McDaniel of Winston-Salem death by a sister and a brother. great-grandchildren; a sister. Ind.: and a granddaughter. and Melissa (Troy) Dobbins of Survivors: his wife of 26 Hazel Edmonds,Pilot Mountain. Graveside services were con Mocksville; a sister, Alice Will years, Sadie Brown Tuiterow Mrs. Bruner was preceded in ducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday, iams ofMocksville; and 2grand Helton of the home; 3 sons. May 30 at Parklawn Memorial death by her husband, Floyd sons. Vince (Gail) Helton of Stanley, Arthur Bmner;3 sisters,Thelma Park by the Rev. Joseph A graveside service for Mr. Von Helton of Belmont and Daiton. Hessie Whitaker, AUee Jennings and the VFW Honor Day was held on Friday, May 25 Brian Tutterow ofMocksville; a Pecie and a brother. Junior Guard. at 2 p.m. at Legion Memorial stepdaughter, Wendy (Scon) Whitaker, Memorials; Hospice/Pallia Park with the Rev. Shelby Ervin of Salisbury; 2 stepsons. Funeral Services were held tive Care Center. 101 Hospice Harbour officiating. The famiiy Keith (Charlene) Tutterow of Tuesday, May 29 at 2:30 p.m, at Lane. Winston-Salem. 27103. received friend.s on Thursday, China Grove and Steve Tutterow Hill's Grove Baptist Church May 24 at Davie Funeral Ser of Mocksville: 2 sisters, Shirley wiihthe Rev, Odell Sisk and vice, Butler of Conover and Carolyn Brother Don Collins officiating Memorials: to the family to with burial following in the help with funeral expenses. (Hub)Peeler of Lincolnton; and 6 grandchildren. church cemetery. A funeral service was to be The family received friends conducted at 1 i a.m., Thursday. Tuesday, May 29 at Cox- May 31.at Eaton Funeral Chapel Needham Funeral Home. with (he Revs. Scott Newton and Archie Fulkerson officiating. Burial was to follow inNational Cemetery in Salisboiy.The fam ily was to receive friends from 7-9 p.m. on Wednesday, May 30, at the funeral home. Memorials: Mack W. Helton Memorial Fund. BB&T, 1386 Yadkinvilte Road, Mocksville.

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'S Z o' "jr. cr /William James Wilson was a vocalist and instrumea- y Mary Rogers Pearsoa .yTbomas H. PeniiiiigtOQ lalisi, Mr. Wilson had sung in Mr, Thomas Howard Mr. William James "Jim" Mrs. Mary Hale Rogers Wilson. 79, of US 158, Ad many choirs and choraJ groups. Pennington, 82, of US 601 S., Pearson, 81, of SaUsbury. died vance, died Sunday, May 27, Mr- Wilson was a volunteer for Monday, May 28, 2007 at The Mocksville, died Sunday. May Senior Services, the Crosby 27, 2007, at Fprsyth Medical 2007.at KaieB. Reynolds Hos Laurel's of Salisbury, pice Home in Winston-Salem. Coif Tournament, Brenner She was bom on Feb. 18, Mr. Wlson was bom Sept. Childrens Hospital, Camp Care 1926 in Anderson County, S.C. free, Fellowship Hail, and to the late Myrtle King Hale and I?, 1927, in Forsyth County, to the late Claude Ray and Mar Forsyth Medical Center. He Rufus Hale. She was educated was a founding member of the in Anderson County Schools and garet Lois Spry Wilson. Here- tired from Western Electric in Smith Grove Ruriian and served was a retired textile worker. She in many capacities. was a member of Friendship 1984 after 33 years of service. Survivors: his wife, Louise Baptist Church. Mr. Wiison was a member of Smith Grove United Methodist Armsworthy Wilson of the She was preceded indealh by home; a daughter, Cindy Wil her first husband, George Ward Pennington, He Church where he had served as was a veteran of the U.S. Army, the Sunday school superinten son of Farmingion: a son, Mike Rogers, on Oct. 12, 1987, (Hilary) Wilson of Advance; a Survivors; 3 sons, Dennis having served during World War dent, teacher of Ihe mcns Bible II. Mr, Pennington was retired class, choir director and had sister, Wanda(Ralph 0.)Harris Rogers and wife Phyllis of In of Farmington; and 2 grand dian Trail. Ronnie Rogers and from R,W, Normans and was of served on many committees and wife Carol of Advance, and the Baptist Faith, boards. He was a veteran of the sons. A funeral service was con Terry Rogers and wife Joyce of Survivors: his wife, Mildred U.S. Army Air Corps and the Charlotte; 6 grandchildren: and Foster Pennington of the home; Merchant.Marines and was a ducted at 3 p.m. Wednesday. 5 great-grandchildren. a daughter, Deirdre Browning: member of the .American Le May 30. at Smith Grove United Her funeral service was at 2 2 sisters. Lois Pennington of gion, Mocksville Post. Mr. Wil Methodist Church, with the p.m. Wednesday, May 30 at Mocksville and Ruth Shough of son was a graduate of the class Rev. Tim Roberts officiating. Friendship Baptist Church in Stoneville: 2grandchi]dren; and of 1944, from Cooleemee High Burial followed in the church Salisbury with the Revs. Jason a great-grandchild. School. He attended Duke Uni cemetery. The family received Pierce, pastor, and Roger Head, A graveside service was con versity, Pfeiffer University and friends Tuesday, May 29. at former pastor, officiating. En ducted at 4 p.m. Tuesday, May Brevard University and was a Eaton Funeral Home. tombment followed at the 29. at Joppa Cemetery, with the baseball player. He was a life Memorials: Kate B. Rowan Memorial Park Mauso Rev. Karen Roberts ofliciating. member and president of the Reynolds Hospice Home. 101 leum in Salisbury. The family The family received friends Telephone Pioneers ofAmerica. Hospice Lane, Winston-Salem, met with friends Tuesday. May Tuesday, May 29, at Eaton Fu Mr. Wilson was a active mem 27103; or Davie Senior Center 29 at Lyerly Funeral Home, neral Home. ber of the Republican Party, as Singers. 278 Meroney St.. Memorials: Liberty Baptist treasurer and member of the Mocksville. Church, Mocksville: Liberty N-C. Republican Executive United Methodist Church, 141 Committee. He was inducted Liberty Circle, Mocksville; or into the Davie County Repub Humane Society of Davie, PO lican Party Hall of Fame in Box 153, Mocksville, 2003. Mr. Wilson was a mem ber of the first elected Davie County School board, and served for20 years on the Davie County Jury Commission. He if o ez

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^/WMliain A. Ellis Jr. \/£velene Brooks Loflin viVilliam Lowdermlik Sr, "^^rbara Jean McDaniel Mr. WilliamA."Ar'Ellis Jr.. Mrs. Evelene Brooks Loflin, William Grady Lowdermilk 75, of Mocksville. died on Barbara Jean McDaniel, 73, 89. of Salisbury, died Thursday, Sr.,71, of Spring Street, Mocks of Salisbury, died Friday, June Wednesday, May 16,2007. May 31, 2007 at Rowan Re ville, died on Sunday, June 3, W.A. was bom Jan. 2.1932, 1,2007 at I^rsyth Medical Cen gional Medical Center in 2007, at his home. ter in Winston-Salem. one of 13 children to the late Salisbury. Bora in Harnett County on William Albert Ellis and Nancy She was bom on April 22, She was bora July 10. 1917 July 22.1935, he was the son of 1934 in Davie County to the late McBride Ellis. He grew up in in Davie County to the late Zeda the late William Aldo and Farminglon and married Betty Essie Bares McDaniel and Wade Shoaf Brooks and Edgar Brooks. Rozena Holder Lowdermilk. He McDaniel. She was educated in Frost of Mocksville. He was a She was educated in Davie served in the U.S. Army and was mechanic by trade and the owner Davie County Schools and was County Schools and was a re of the Methodist faith. He was a retired textile worker.She was of South Main Motor Co. and tired textile worker. She was a retired from Hoechst Celanese 601 Motor Co. of Mocksville. of the Baptist faith. member of Faith Baptist Church Corp. with 32 years service and She was preceded in death by He was a craftsman skilled with and the Annie.Mae Goodman was a member of the America his hands. He was a skilled her companion,Hubert Carter,in Sunday School Gass. Legion. 2000. blacksmith. He was a man who Mrs. Loflin was preceded in Survivors: his wife, Shirley loved his family, was always Survivors: 3 sons, Michael death by her hubsanil,Roger Lee Seagle Lowdermilk, whom he McDaniel and Jeiry McDaniel, kind to others and had a good Loflin. married on Nov.27,1957; a son sense of humor. He loved to both of Salisbury, and Johnny Survivors; 3 daughters, and daughter-in-law. Gray and McDaniel of Cooleemee; 2 sis raise, train and show Termessee Margie L. Miller, Mildred L. Debbie Lowdermilk of Mocks Walking horses. ters,Judy Hunt of Salisbury and Osbome and Phyllis L. Fisher, ville; a daughter. Arm Bailey of Vermeal Lee of Rockwell; 8 He was preceded in death by all of Salisbury; a brother,James Mocksville; and a tiaughter and 4 brothers, Ben,Gilmer, Luther grandchildren; and 5 great Brooks of Salisbury; 3 sisters, son-in-law, Patti and Mike grandchildren. and Francis "Shoity" Ellis, and Thelma Livengood of Mocks Edson of Angier; 2 sisters, 4 sisters, Louise Bennett, Graveside services were held ville, and Sadie Goodnight and Monteen(Al) Brown of Raleigh at 3 p.m. Sunday, June 3 at Catherine Ellis, Ruth Sheek and Ruth Hartman, both of Salis and Sue (Roy) Wagner of Betty Fiye. Rowan Memorial Park in bury; 10 grandchildren; 23 Mamers; and 8 grandchildren. Salisbury, officiated by the Rev. Survivors: 4 children, Mark great-grandchildren: and 21 He was also preceded in Tony Owens. Family met with Ellis of Mocksville, Tim Ellis great-great-grandchildren. death by a sister, Dorothy friends Sunday at Lylerly Fu and wife Shari of Raleigh,Brent Her funeral service was held Kennedy. neral Home. Ellis and wife Lucia of Mocks at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, June 3 at A service to celebrate the life ville, and Kimberly Ellis Toweiyj Faith Baptist Church with the of Mr. Lowdermilk was held and husband Scott of Lewis- Revs. Mike Shoaf and Tom Wednesday,June 6,at 2 p.m. in ville;ll grandchildren; 2 great Cogan officiating. Burial was in the Davie Funeral Service O grandchildren; 2 brothers, Rowan Memorial Park. Chapel with the Rev. Shelby Ausbon Ellis of Advance and Memorials: Faith Baptist, Harbour officiating. Burial was $ Eugene Ellis of Mocksville; 2 203 N. Main St., Faith, 28041. in the Rose Cemetery. The fam sistere, Nancy Dinkins and Patsy O ily received fiiends on Tuesday o Sheets, both of Yadkinville; and at Davie Funeral Service. c a number of nieces and nephews. z yCharles E. Long H A celebration of his life was -< conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday, Mr. Charles E. Long,57, of May 20 at Hayworth-Miller Yadkinville, died June 3 at Z Kindeiton Chapel with the Rev. Foisyth Meilical Center. He was R. Jeff Carter officiating. A bora in Forsyth County, son of graveside service followed at Rosa Long Hawkins and the late \n .Macedonia Moravian Church. John Thomas Long. He gradu ated from Yadkin High School P! The family received fiiends Sat » urday, May 19 at Hayworth- and had worked at Ingersoll- P5 Rand and Crown Wood Prod O Miller Kindeiton Funeral Home. o Memorials; charity of the ucts. t: D donor's choice. Survivors, in addition to his mother: 3brothers, Larry Long of Yadkinville, Dennis Long and o Danny Long, both ofTroutman; 2 sisters, Cynthia Cowan and Tina Long,both of Yadkinville. Funeral services were held o June 6 at 4 p.m. at Tabernacle o n United Church of Christ in Yadkinville. The Rev. Marvin s Harper ofiiciated and burial fol lowed in the church cemetery. Q- On-line condolences: o' o wmv.grahan^untralhome.nel. ET. cr fi> Robert Lee Webster Sr. /Clyde Junior Partlow yciara Cox Stanfield ,.JIora Smith Vogler Mrs. Clara Cox Stanfield, 75. Mrs. Flora Smith Vogler, 79. Mr. Robert Lee Webster Sr.. Clyde Junior Parilow died ; 83, of US 601 South, Mocks- June 2. 2007 in Brighlmoor died Friday. June 1.2007 at her of Advance, died June 3, 2007 residence in Clemmons where ville, formerly of LAnse, Mich. Nursing Center in Salisbury. 41 Forsyth Medical Center in she recently moved to be closer ' died Tuesday, May 29. 2007. al He was Wiiision-Salem. to her daughter during her ill She was bom on Oct. 24, Davis Regional Medical Center bom Oct. 17. in Stale.sville, ness, 1927 in Davie County to J. She was bom April 23. 1932 Marvin Smith and Bertha Mr. Webster was bom June in .Marlboro, S.C. to Chestley 10, 1923. in Franklin County, County, son Bowden Smith. Mrs. Vogler was Julian and Marie Jackson Hyalt. a member of Advance United Ohio to the late Lett and Louise of the late Mrs. Stanfield was a memberof Feist Webster. He was a veteran Clyde and 9h-^S^^ Methodist Church and the Ad- of the U.S. Marines and was a Ethel Puryear Cenicnaty United .Methodist vanceVFW. Church, and had been employed member of the VFW and the Partlow, He She was preceded in death by by the Selective Service. a sister, Ella Gray Brewen 2 in American Legion. Mr. Webster attended — retired after 27 yean of service Yadltin County Schools, and was She was preceded in death by fant sisters; and 2 brothers. Jo a brother. .Monroe L. Hyatt. seph L. Smith and Fred 8 with The Campbell Soup Co. in of the Baptist faith. He worked Chicago. 111. and later worked at Frito Lay in Salisbuiy. Surviving; her husband. John Smith, Thomas Stanfield; a daughter, with the sign department for the Survivors; 2 sons. Randal Survivors; her husband. Eu Anne Marie Stanfield Holland gene Vogler; a daughter. Jan state of Illinois. Hewasamem- (Dorothy) Partlow and Joey bcr of St. Francis Catholic Partlow. both of Salisbury; a and husband Rick of Advance; \fegler and friend Craig Edwaids a brother, C.J. Hyatt of Winston- Church and a former member of daughter. Angela Partlow of of Advance: a son. John Vogler Salem: and a sister, Sallie Sligh and wife Marcena of Advance; Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Salisbury; a brother, Robert of Myrtle Beach. 2 granddaughters; 4 sisters, Church in LAnse. Mich, where Partlow of Salisbury; 2 sisters. he was a member of the Knights Shirley Davidson of Salisbury A memorial service was con Edith Anderson, Mary Merrell, ducted at 2 p.m. Sunday. June 3 of Columbus. and Gloria Reynolds of Mallie Sue Blackwelder and at Hay worth-Miller Silas Creek He was also preceded in Yadkinville; and 4 grandchil Louise Blackwelder; and 2 sis- Chapel. The family received death by his wife, Mary E. dren. lers-in-law. Wilma Bamhardi friends al the funeral home fol Smith and Louise T. Smith. McLeman Webster on Feb. 23. A private memorial service 2006; and 2 sisters. lowing the service. Her funeral service was held will be held at a later date at the Survivors: a daughter, Maty home of a sister. Shirley Memorial.s; Hospice/Pallia Wednesday. June 6 at 2 p.m. at tive Care Center. 101 Hospice Ellen Webster of Mocksville; 2 Davidson. Advance United Methodist Lane. Winston-Salem, 27103; or sons. Robert Lee (Paula) On-line condolences; Church with the Rev. Harry D. American Cancer Society. 4A Sammons officiating. Burial fol Webster Jr. of Virginia Beach, nwH.grahamfuneralhome.nei. Va. and Kevin Webster of Iron Oak Branch Dr., Greensboro. lowed in the church cemetery. Mountain, Mich.; 3 grandchil- 27407. Memorials: American Lung Assoc.; or Advance Mslunleer dren; and a brother. Thomas Fire Depamnent. (Patricia) Webster of Chicago- A mass of CHirisiian burial was held al 9:30 a.m. Friday, June I. al St. Francis Catholic Church, with the Rev. Andrew Draper officiating. The family received friends prior to the ser vice. Burial was in Salisbury Na tional Cemeieiy. Memorials; St. Francis of Assist Catholic Church building fund. 862 Yadkinvjlle Rd,, Mocksville, 27028.

-O C* (Z 's z «■ "c. cr Dtadjnoa ^Hairy Kenneth Driver Mr. Maxwell Qinion""M.C." Mr. Harry Kenneth Driver. i/ Samuel F. Austin Jr. Deadtnon. 92. of Mocksville. 74, of US 601 North, Mocks died Wednes- Mr. Samuel Francis Austin Jr.. ville. died at his home on Fri 74. or Mocksville. died Friday, day, June J. Bday,2007. June at the6, June S.2007 at Kate B. Reynolds v6enha Mae DuUn N.C. Veterans Hospice Home in Winsion-Sa- He was bom Mrs. Bertha Mae Dulin, 89, Home in lem. died June 6, 2007. at Autumn Salisbury. He was bom Aug.26.1932 in County, May 2. Care in Mocksville where she Buncombe County to Samuel 1933, to the late ^ hud resided for Deadmon was Francis Austin Sr. and Robbie Oscar Edward bora Feb. 11. MeadowsAustin. Mr.Austin was Driver Sr. and 1915, in Davie a charter member of Oteen County to the Mary Arlesa Meadows Baptist Church where Graves Driver he was llie first church clerk. He late Haley Maxwell and Diucilla and was retired worked for Ramada !im after he BenierDeadraon. Hewasavet- from Slrohs Brewing Co. with retired from McLean Trucking eran of the U.S. Army. He was 21 years of service. He was also with 35 years of service. Mr. co-owner of Foster and retired from the U.S. Navy and Deadmon Service Station and Austin loved fishing with his was a active member of the granddaughter and was a Caro later retired from Ingersoll-Rand Chestnut Grove United Method Lawrence, She lina Tarheel and Atlania Braves in Mocksville. He was a mem ist Church, serving as chair of attended Iredell County Schools. fan. He loved gospel music and ber of Mocksville Masonic the administrative board, Sun Except for two years spent in was a member of ihe Gospel Lodge AFS.AM 134 and First day school teacher and on vari New York, she made her home United Methodist Church. He Caravan. He enjoyed being with ous conimiilues. He was a in Davie County and worked as his friends at Bojangles each was a golfer and gardener and graduate of the Farmingion High a nurse assistant at Lynn Haven nioming. enjoyed rooting on the Davie School Class of 1951, where he Nursing Home, On March 4, Preceding him in death was County War Eagles and the played baskelbail and baseball, 1933,she was united in marriage Mocksville-Davie Legion his dad and his sister. Louise Mr. Driver enjoyed gardening, to Henry Pink Dulin. To this Austin. teams. working in his yard, refinishing union, five daughters were bom. Survivors; his wife of 55 He was also preceded in furniture, traveling and attend She was added to the Church of years. Ellen R. Austin of the death by his wife. Maty EUen ing Naval reunions across the Christ in 1955. and was active home; 2 daughters, Cathy Smooi Deadmon, on Aug. 16, country. at Redland Church of Christ for Robertson and husband Rob of 2006; a brother, Felix; and 7 sis He was also preceded in the past 45 years. Her hobby of Advance and Diane Carter and ters. Faith Deadmon, Sue Fos death bybis first wife, Sylvia B. crocheting produced manybeau- husband Allen of Mocksville; a ter. Ruth Baker. Ebie Graves, Driver; 2 sisters, Betsy Nance . liful ai'ghans, and delicious son, Timothy Austin and wife Myrtle Thompson. Kate Cope and Thelma Pegg; and 2 broth pound cakes tbai she baked were Kim of Beaufort. S.C.; his and Mae Hauser. ers, O.E. Drivef Jr. and Bruce enjoyed by her family. Survivors: a daughter. mother of MocksvUie; lOgrand- Driver. Her husband preceded her in Patricia Ellen Brewer, and son- children; and I great-grand Survivors: his second wife. dealh on Oct. 9. 1986. daughter. in-law Freddie of Mocksville; Mary Kalhryn Bowles Survivors; 5 daughten, Me and sons, Charles Maxwell A funeral service was held 3 McDaniel Driver ofthe home:2 lissa J, Dulin of Mocksville, p.m. Sunday, June 10 at Green Deadmon and daughter-in-law daughters. Joy (Michael) Juaniia Fisher of Woodieaf, Meadows Baptist Church with Martha of Austin. Texas, and Hartnetl of Wilson and Betsy Ovclla (Earl) Fortson of Ports Philip Alias Deadmon and the Rev. Michael Waters offici daughter-in-law Audrey of Driver Carter of Mocksville; 7 mouth, Va.. Christine Moienand ating. Burial followed in the grandchildren; I great-grandson: Sadie Chambers of New York church cemetery. The family re Burlington: 2 gtanddaughlers;4 a sister, Hope (Wayne) Ferebec City; 9 grandchildren; 4 great ceived friends Saturday at grandsons: a great-granddaugh of Mocksville; 2 stepdaughters. grandchildren; 2 great-great Hayworih-Miller Kindetton ter; and 3 great-grandsons- Vclna Parchment and husband grandchildren; other relatives Chapel. A funeral service was con Mark, and Kalhryn Anne Hol and friends. Memorials; The Americn ducted at 2 p.m. Sunday, June land and husband Brad, alt of Cancer Society. 4A Oak Branch 10, at First United Methodist Mocksville: and 4 step-grand- Church ofiiciaied by the Revs. Dr., Greensboro 27407; Green children. Meadows Baptist, NC 801 N., Don Roulh and Darren A funeral service was con Advance; or Hospice/Palliative Alexander. Burial was in Salem ducted at 11 a.m. Monday. June Care Center, 101 Hospice Lane, United Methodist Church Cem 4, at Eaton Funeral Chapel with Winslon-Salcm 27103. etery. The family received the Rev. George Bunon and Dr. guests Sunday.June 10, at Eaton David Cilbreaih officiating. Funeral Home. Burial was in Chestnut Grove Memorials: First United United Methodist Church Cem Methodist. 310 N. Main St.. etery, with military graveside Mocksville; Salem Methodist rites conducted by the 11 ih Dis Cemetery Fund, 169 Salem trict Memorial Honor Guard. Church Road, Mocksville; or Memorials; Chestnut Grove Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Methodist,c/o Kaye Blokely, US Home, 101 Hospice Lane, Win 601 North, Mocksville, ston Salem. 27103.

' cr .y^gela D.Payne Ms. Angela D. Payne, 49, died on Saturday, June 9, 2007 at Rowan Regional Medical Center.

of Thelma ^atsy Carolyn Shores \/Susie Gregory Fields v-'Dorothy Foster Greene Mrs. Patsy Carolyn York Mrs. Susie Geneva Gregory Mrs, Dorothy Foster Greene. Shores, 69, of Center Sireet, Fields, 94, ofDavie Sireet, Cool- 83, ol'Mocksviiic, died Wednes William Henry Cooleemee, diedThursday, June eemee. died Monday, June II. day. June 6, 2007, at Autumn 7, 20O7, at her home. 2007, at her home. Care of Mocksville. She was bom Jan. 31. 1938. Mrs, Fields was bom April Mrs, Greene, formerly of in Davidson County to the late 14, 1913, in Itedell County, to Jacksonville, Ra., was retired John E. and Ailene Rummage the late John Evan and Virginia with 30 years of service as a so 1957. She at York. Mrs. Shores was retired Geneva Campbell Gregory, She cial worker in Duval County, Fla. tended Rowan County Schools from Rowan County Hospice. had worked at Erwin Mills, Mn. She was bom July 16, 1923, in and graduated from West Rowan She had worked at Spencer Re- Fields was a longdme member Iredell Ccuniy to Raymond C. Sr. High School in 1976. She tiretnent Home and Spencer Rest of Cooleeniee First Baptist and Fannie Laird Foster. attended Livingstone College In Home. She was a member of Church where she had served in Mrs. Greene was preceded in Salisbury. She was employed at Oak Grove United Methodist ■ many capacities. She enjoyed death by her husband. Norman the Bill Heffoer" Veterans Ad- Church and formerly a member crocheting, cixtking. gardening R. Greene;and brother. Virgil C. minisiratioQ Medical Hospital in of the Episcopal Church of the and spending time with family. Foster, Salisbury. She was Honorably Good Shepherd in Cooleemee. She was also preceded in Survivors; a daughter, Jenni Discharged from the Army Na Mrs. Shores was a graduate of death by her husband. John fer Howard-Hinton; a brother, tional Guard Reserve and she the class of 1936 of Reeds High Luther Relds in 1944; a daugh Zaro Foster and wife Barbara, of was also an Aasoclate of the Van School where she playedbasket ter, Joyce Cover a stepdaughter,. Odessa. Texas; a sister, Gwen F, Cruisers. A lifelong and faith ball. Thelma Santos; a stepson, Smith ofMocksville; a niece and ful member of Erwin Temple She was also preceded in Bubby Relds; a granddaughter. caregiver, Sandra F. Vestal and CME Church in Woodleaf, she death by her first husband.Gyde Donna Cover; 2 sisters; and 3 husband Steve of Mocksville; was a Ciass Leader among her Melvin Barber: a son, Clyde M. brothers. and several other nieces and peers and an active member of Barber; a granddaughter. Misty Survivors; 2 grandsons; 2 nephews. the Usher Board. Shelovedher Howell; and a sister. great-grandsons; a sister, A graveside service was held pastor, the church family, and all Survivors: her second hus Mildred Bunch of Cooleemee; a at II a.m. Saturday. June 9 at of God's children. She enjoyed band, Billy Wayne Shores of the brother. Iva Gregory of Cool Arlington Park Cemetery in spending time with family and home; 2 daughters, Melissa L. eemee; and several nieces and Jacksonville, Ra. friends. She always hadasmile Barber of Mocksville and nephews, and a helping hand. Anislon Shores of the home: 3 A funeral service was to be She was preceded in death by sons, Barry York of Shelby, conducted at 10:30 a.m. Thuis- her father. William Henry Payne Marlon R. Barber of Winston- day.lune 14. at Cooleemee First Sr.. and a nephew, Kevin A. Salem and Carey S. and Mandy Baptist Church, with the Rev, Howejj. Barber of Woodleaf; a stepson, Tommy Register, Pastor Ron Survivors; her mother, David (Tracey) Shores of Young and the Rev. Shelby Thelma Louise Payne of the Mocksville; a sister, Gaynell Haibourofiiciating. Burial was home; 8 sisters, Debra Payne (John) Foster of Lake Norman: to follow in Historic National Neely.Cynthia E.Payne, Lisa V, II grandchildren; 2 siep-grtmd- Cetnetoy in Salisbury. Tbe fam Payne, Tammy L. Payne all of children; and special friend, ily was to receive friends at the Salisbury, Marcia Payne Neely Pauletie Chappell ofCooleeniee. church 30 minutes before the ofChina Grove, and Rosalind C. A funeral service was con Service. Payne, Sarah (Anthony) Payne- ducted at 4 p.m. Sunday, June Memorials: Cooleemee First Howell, and Sonya (Stephen) 10. at Eaton Funeral Chapel in Baptist, PO Box 318. Cool- . HiJliard, alJ of -Mocksville; 16 Mocksville, with (he Revs.Chris nieces and nephews; a special Williams and Nick Scandale of friend, Leroy Ingram of ficiating. Burial followed in Lancaster, S.C.; a host of oiher Christ Episcopal Church Cem relatives and friends. etery In Cleveland, The family ' A wake was held at Graham received friends Saturday, June Funeral Home from 7-9 p.m. on 9, at the Eaton Funeral Home. ■ June 12. Funeral service was Memorials: Oak Grove held on Wednesday, June 13 at Methodist, 1994 US 138 E, 3 p.m. at Erwin Temple CME Mocksville; or WoodleafBaptist Church in Woodleaf. The Rev. Church,PO Box 360,Woodleaf, Ervin Hannah Jr., officiated and 27034. burial followed in the church : cemetery. On-line condolences; i vwMgrahamflmeralhomc.ntl. Memorials; Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home, 101 Hospice Lane, Winston-Salem, 27103 v'CharJes Leroy Williams Charles Leroy Williams. 72. ofAdvance, died while working on the farm Friday morning,

■ytlla Mae Smith Mrs- Ella Mae Canier Smith. 80. formcriy of Baltimore Road, H30,Advance, died Wednesday, 2007, May at graduaiisd from' giotial Medical ^atherine Webb Mocksville High School in Center after a Mrs. Catherine "Cathy" 1953. He fanned all his life in brief illness. Webb, 80, of Statesboro, Ga., the Redland community, first as She was horn formerly of Mocksville. died a dairy farmer, and more re Saturday, May 26, 2007 at cently raising beef cattle and in Davie Ogeechee Area Hospice in grain crops, Mr, Williams was a County to the Statesboro. lifelong member of the late William Franklin Bill and Mrs. Webb was bom in Bethlehem United Methodist Jeannie McDanicI Canter. Mrs. Effingham County. Ga., a home- Church; and a charter member Smith was a member of Bixby maker and member of Bethel of the Smith Grove Volunteer Presbyterian Church. Lutheran Church. Rre Department where he was She was preceded in death by Survivors: her husband, recognized as Fireman of the 2 sisters, Gladys Hampton and Allen Elmer Webb of Year in 1982. He loved to farm Rossie Hendrix; and 2 brothers, Statesboro: a son. Lee Alien and was always busy doing just Lester and George Canter. Webb of Queen Creek, Ariz.; a that, until his death. Surviving: her daughters, daughter, Lindsay Christy of Surviving; his wife of 52 Rebecca Lynn (Donnie) Allen Colorado: and 2 sisters, Willie years. Phyllis Green Williams of and Cynthia Arlene (Mark) Tebeau and Mertice K. Kirkland, the home: 3 children, Charles McCIannon; 5 grandchildren; 6 both of Springfield: and 5 grand Douglas Williams and wife Tina great-grandchildren; 2 sisters, children. ofAdvance. David Bradley Wil Katherine Polly Hendrix and Visitation was held May 28 liams and wife Luanne ofApex, Rebecca Tootsie Holtmeyer; a at Riggs Funeral Home in and Leatine Williams Beck and brother, Sam Canter of Defuniak Cuyton, Ga.The funeral service husband Joe of Mocksville: 5 Springs, Ra.; and several nieces was held on Tuesday. May 29 at grandchildren: and a brother, and nephews. 2 p.m. at Bethel Lutheran Norman and wife Ruth. A funeral service was con Church. Burial followed in the He was preceded in death by ducted at a p.m. Friday, June 1, church cemetery. brother. Paul Edward Williams at Eaton Funeral Chapel in Memorials: Bethel Church and sister, Margaret Marie Wil Mocksville with the Revs. Organ Fund, PC Box 1022. liams, both of whom died as in Garness Brooks and Peter Springfield, GA 31329; or fants. Peterson officiating. Burial fol Ogeechee Area Hospice, 200 The funeral was at lowed in Bixby Presbyterian Donehoo St., Statesboro, GA Bethlehem United Methodist Church Cemetery in Advanee. 30458- Church on Redland' Road at 2 The family received friends at p.m. Monday, June 4. The body the funeral home one hour be was placed in the church 30 min fore the service. utes prior to the service. Burial Memorials: Alzheimers was in the church cemeleiy. The Assoc. Western Carolina Chap family received friends ai Eaton ter, 3S00Shamrock Drive, Char Funeral Home in Mocksville on lotte, 28215-3220, Sunday, June 3. Donations: Bethlehem Meth odist Cemetery Fund, 321 Redland Rd. Advance: or the American HeartAssoc., Memo rials/Tributes Processing Ceoiet. ' PO Box 5216, Glen Allen. VA 23058-5216. v'Belly JO uooisuy y Clarence Henry Brogdon Mrs- Betty Jo Peebles Mr. Clarence Henry (joolsby.58. diedTi^sday.June Brogdon, 88, of NC 801 Souih, ' Eugene KerrFairdoUl Mr. Eugene (Bill) Kerr 12. 2007. at Kate B. Reynolds Mockiville, died Friday. June Hospice Home. 15. 2007, at Faircloih. 80, of Advance, died' She was Friday, June 16, 2007 at his 1 bom on County home. April He was Monday.June 11.2007 inNorih- He was born Oct. east Medical Center in Concord 12, 1926 in ■ 'waHl Davi e bom Aug. County to following a F0rsyIh M Jasper and Q^HjlljnBMj B e r n i c e ness. County to Fred E. an^ Peebles. She was bomJuneJ, Goolsby was a mem ^^$29 Rowan John Henry Brogdon- Mr. ber of Central Davie High County, the Brogdon lived in Davie County School's graduating class of until he was 18. He moved to served in of the late the U.S. Army during World War 1967. She pursued a bachelor's Washington. D.C. and worked degree in science and biology at Bishop II in the European Theatre in with Rita Camera Co. until he Livingstone College in W.O.K. and Germany. He was a guard at the was 21. Uncle Sam asked him Salisbury. She graduated from Minnie Lee Gray. She was a life tojoin and he was in special in Nurenburg Trials in Germany. Livingstone in 1971 and began long member of New Jerusalem fantry unit (photographer and Mr. Faircloth was a member of leaching in Wilson. Inl972.she Holiness Church and graduated mapographer) until he was re Macedonia Moravian Church from R.A. Clement High School and retired from RJ. Reynolds married her best friend and hus leased at agw 28. He returned band of 35 years. John Goolsby. in Cleveland. She was a former Tobacco Co. after 35 years of to Davie County and married She retired from teaching in the employee ofMonleigh Garment Lula Marie Sechrest. and raised service. Bill was well known in Co. in Mocksville. the cotnmuniiy by his love of Davie County School System two girls, Patricia Ann Glover after 28 years of service. At a She was also preceded In and Amelia Yvonne Fink. Mr. hats and sharp dressing. He was young age,she joined Boxwood death by a brother. James A. Brogdon retired from Burlington known to be a storyteller and Gray. practical joker. He loved to go Baptist Church, wbete she first Industries after 35 years. learned about Christ and began Survivors: a son. Anthony He was preceded in death fay to the mountains and bring back Gray ofRowan County;5 broth fresh produce to share with fam building her strong spiritual his first wife, Lula Marie foundation, which would serve ers, Clarence (Mary L.) Gray. Brogdon; half-sister, Thelma ily and friends. He was even herfor the rest ofher life. Later, Bishop Willie Jo (Juanita) Gray. known to turn a card or two and Carter: nephew, J.W. Carter; and she became a member of Cedar Raymond (Dorothy) Gray, step-son. Steven Gray James. have a sociable toddy. Bill was Bishop Junior (Henrietta) Gray, a staunch Democrat and talking Grove Baptist Church, where Survivors: second wife. she worked closely with the allofWoodleaf.and Bishop E.L. Dorcas Alexander James politics was pan of his person (Evelyn) Cray of Staiesville: 6 ality. He wa.s a good, kind and youth during special programs Brogdon of the home; 2 daugh and Vacation Bible School. sisters. Addle Burnelte of generous man who believed in ters, Yvonne (Ron) Fink of With her endless creativity and Kemersville; Mary N. (Albert) Mooresville and Patricia (Jack) God and in people. imagination. Mrs. Goolsby Geter. Mary J. (Leon) Ijames, He was preceded in death by Glover of Moyock;3 grandchil would put her unique touch on Naomia (Leon) Waikins, Alice dren; A greai-grandchiidren; 3 his son, Fred Baker Faircloth: a (Henry) Cleveland, all of I sister. Geneva Beauchamp. and every event she was involved in stepdaughters, Janice (Larry) 10 give everyone present an ex Woodleaf, and Thelma Lazcnby I McDaniel. Ann Dyson and Gay a brother. Ebert Faircloth.' ' perience. that they could take of Mocksville. Surviving: his wife. Mary (Billy) Sharpe, all of Mocks- with them long after the perfor Her funeral service was held vllle; a stepson. Mike (Robbin) Hunter Faircloth of the home; 3 mance was completed. Toward Saturday, June 16 at 4 p.m. at daughters, Ann Brown and hus James of Mocksville; 6 step- the end of her life, she became a New Jerusalem Holiness Church I grandchildren; and 10 step- band Don of Florida, Karen Kerr shining example ofhow to claim In Woodleaf, Bishops Willie Joe ■ Lowery and husband Stanley of great-grandchildren. victory in the midst ofadversity. Gray and JuniorGray officiated, Mocksville and Pamela Jean A funeral service was con Even though her physical body and Bishop E.L. Gray was the Faircloth of Wilmington: 3 ducted at 2 p.m.. Monday. June was limited, ber spirit remained eulogisi. Burial followed in the 18.a: Eaton Funeral Chapel with grandchildren: 4 great-grand chuich cemetery. children: a sister. Mary Lou Strong and with hertrust in God. the Revs. Joe Smith and Amoid she achieved victory. On-line condolences: Wike of Lewisville; and a Gosnell officiating. Burial fol Survivors: her husbantL John nMv.grafuvnJunerathome.ner. low in Concord United Method brother, Erving Andrew Goolsby; a son. Kevin Goolsby ist Church Cemetery. The fam- Faircloth ofWioston-Salem. (Nicolej: mother.Betnicc Hosch Uy received riicsds Sunday.June A funeral service will be held ' Peebles: father. Jasper Joe 17, at Eaton Funeral Home. at !I a.m. Friday, June 22 at Peebles: sisters. Pamela Peebles Memorials:'DitTcotme Bap Haywortti-Milter Kinderion Chapel with the Revs. David and Demeuess Peebles; brother. tist. 613 Turreniine Church James Peebles; 2 nieces; a Road. Mocksville: or Concord Gilbreath and Jeff Carter offici- grandchild on the way; mother- ating. Burial will follow in Methodist. 161 Cherry Hill in-law.Ida Goolsby:3 sisters-in- Macedonia Moravian Church Road. 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cr >- v/Ba Male Myers 9 y^ladys Mae Hancock Ila Male Martin Myers, 91, 'S Miss Gladys Mae Hancock, of Woodleaf Road, Salisbury,' 84, of Gladstone Road, Mocks- died Thursday, June 14,2007 at >wayiie Ralph Potts Rowan Regional Medical ville, died Tbuisday, June 14, Dwayne Ralph Potts, 30, of 2007, at Fonyth Medical Cen Center. ffN ter in Winston-Salem. Dulin Road, Mocksville, died on BomFeb. 29.1916 in Wtlkes Saturday, June 16.2007. County, NC, she was the She was botn Apiil 6,1923, Bom in Forsyth County on in Davie County u> the late John May 25,1977, he was the son of daughter of the late Obediah and % Cora Bumgamer Martin. o R and Mollie Kiger Hancock. Darmy R, and Brenda Joyce Fos Miss Hancock was a veteran of After many years of -a ter Potts. He attended Dulin employment, she retired from the U.S. Navy and was letiied United Methodist Church. from Erwin Mills and the VA In addition to his parents, he Loeblein Furniture. She was a Hospital in Salisbury. She was member of Enon Baptist Church is survived by: a brother, Robbie and Mary Ella Sunday School a member of Cooleemee First (Beverly) Potts of Courtney: 2 Class. Baptist Church. Miss Hancock sisters, Anita Joyce Greef of enjoyed going on trips, playing Preceding her in death was Newland and Carrie Anne her husband, William bingo and spending time with (Keith) Blackburn of Lake her family. Norman; 2 uncles and an aunt; MacArthur Myers, on July 23, She was also preceded in 2001, and an infant daughter, and 5 nieces and nephews. Glenda Myers. death by an infant granddaugh A graveside service was held ter, Cynthia Hancock; 3 sisters, Survivors: her sons, Samuel on Tbesday, June 19, at 11 a.m. Martin (Ruth) and Howard Eva Keane, Elizabeth Brown at the Dulin United Methodist Martin (Daisy), all of Salisbury, and Ruby Hancock; 3 brothers, Church Cemetery with the Rev. and Earl M. Myers (Charlotte) Ralph Hancock, Bud Hancock Ray O'Fatrell officiating. The of Fort Mill, S.C.; daughters, and Edgar Hancock; and 2 neph family received ffiends Monday, ews, Andy Button and Wesley PriscUlia McCullough(Bob)of 0 June 18 at Davie Funeral Ser Mocksville, and Ethel Beaverof Button. vice. Catawba; 12 grandchildren; 20 1 Survivors: a son, Gary (Pam) Memorials: Dulin UMC w Hancock of Mocksville; 2 broth great-grandchildren; and a great- o Cemetery Fund, 897 Dulin great-grandchild. o ers, Grimes Hancock and David Road, Mocksvffie. c Hancock, both of Mocksville; a The family visited with z grandson; and several nieces and friends Sunday evening at nephews. Summersett Funeral Home. The IS A graveside service was held fiinetal was Monday, June 18, at z 2 p.m. at Enon Baptist Church. H at 3 pjn., Saturday, June 16, at B Liberty United Methodist The Rev. Shelby Harbour, minister of Victory Baptist Church Cemetery, with Dr. 2 Church, Cooleemee, the Rev. M Toiruny Register ofRciating. n Memorials: Cooleemee First Franklin Myers, minister of Fust Baptist, PO Box SIS, Cool Baptist Church, Spencer, and the Rev. Kip Mobley, minister of o eemee; or the cemetery fund af o Liberty Methodist, 141 Liberty Enon Baptist Church, Salisbury, officiated. Burial followed in Circle, Mocksville. the church cemetery. Memorials: Enon Baptist a o Cemetery Fund, 1875 Enon a Church Road, Salisbury, 28147. «■

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cl v/JwephWilliaia lacker c (/Robert Adam Sechrest Sr "^'fcer W«t Road, died ft Mr. Robert Adam Sechrest, Ka'eWeê«fay.jêl3.20i)7S B. Reynolds Hospice -I 81, of Red Fern Lane, Mocks- vôgene Halsey Ibylor ville, died Sunday, June 17, Mrs.Imogene Halsey Taylor, HomemWinston.SaIem.He was bora Jan. 10, joofi 2007, at his home. 82,of Erwin Street. Cooleemee, He was bom June 13. 1926, died Wednesday,June 13,2007. '"Forsyth County to theS in Davie County to the late Wil Mrs. Taylor was bora Sept. Tîer. Mr.ThckerwasaU.S 5- liam T. and Mary Ann Crotts 3, 1924. In Wyoming County, Sechrest. Mr. Sechrest was a W.Va. to the late Greely and Lula /^ycjpient sergeant, Md was aone bronze of the star first re. longtime member of Concord Brook Halsey and was a home- Green Berets. He retired after D United Methodist Church and maker. She was a member of well-known benefactor to Chris Cooleemee First Baptist Church 22 ârs of service, having ' tian charities. He was a veteran and the senior citizens of Cool Korean Conflict. Mr. Tucker of the U.S. Army. Mr. Sechrest eemee. Mrs.Thy lor was a gradu was a retired store managerfrom ate of Mark Twain High School IJôIifettae member oft Brendles,first in Wnston-SaJem class of 1944 In Stokesburs, Ws of Foreign WarsTn and later in Concord. W.Va. * Plemmonsandamemberatthe He was also preceded in She was also preceded In Moose Lodge in Winston Salem. death by a sister, Marie death by her husband, Vernon C. JfthTd^ mechanic Brogdon; and 3 brothers. Junior Taylor in 1987; and 3 sisters, w^Predmont Airlines for 20 Sechrest, William Paul Sechrest Christine Wampler, Trilbgay and James Roscoe Sechrest Bagdigian and Geraldine deathn. by his firstpreceded wife Jane in Survivors:a son, Mark(2able Halsey. of MocksvUle;4 sisters,Pauline Survivors: 2 sons, Robert Seatsa sister, Thcker Emma or! Lee McOaniel of Charlotte, Hope (Jeannie) Taylor of Ccroleemee Yarborough of Lexington, Dot and Charles (Linda) Thylor of M^:and a brother. Gilt?- 0 Garwood and Ruth Blvins, both Elkview, W.Va; a sister, Betty 1 of Mocksvllle; several nieces Klngrea of Christiansburg, Va.; Janf ^ Betty n and nephew; special careglver. a grandson; and several nieces n o Tammy Correll of Mocksvllle; and nephews. H^ve,bothofFarTiilngton- e and faithful companion,his dog, A funeral service was con M^'M^ksvrlle.^ Michaell^teker (Susan) Jr. of z Rambo. ducted at 11 a.rh. Saturday,June A funeral service was con 16, at Cooleemee First Baptist aod Phillip ducted at 11 a.m., Wednesday, Churph, with Dr. Tammy Reg June 20. at Concord United ister officiating. Burial followed Helen Cataldi of Florida; 6 Methodist Church with the Rev. at 5 p.m. In Sunset Memorial children; several^ S'^'^'-grand- nieces and i Arnold Gosnell and Dennis Park in Beckley, W.Va. The Yates officiating. Burial fol i family received friends at the w lowed in the church cemetery, church one hour before the ser with Military Honors conducted vice. A graveside service was held by the Veterans of Foreign War p'11.®" - Pn'day, June 15, at ' n Memorials: Cooleemee First Fanmngton Community Cem- o Memorial Honor Guard, Baptist, PO Box 518, Cool- Memorials; Concord Meth eemee. ejejywithChapIainFredMtte 1 odist, 161 Cherry Hill Road, officiating, with Military Hon Mocksvllle; or Hospice/Pallia ors conducted by the Veterans of O 3 tive CareCenter, 377 Hospital ^®™orial Honor a C9 St., Ste. 103, Mocksvllle, frielldmends -nl"Thursday, Junereceived 14, at !5< 27028. ^lon Funeral Home In Mocks- 9 «9 o c Z3 Memorials: Hospice of

- s Z o" ^/Melody Anne Black t/^unlce Davis Boger ;/Clarence Henry Brogdon Mrs. Melody Anne Pesvy Eunice Davis "Dolly" Boger. Mr. Clarence Henry Brogdon. 88, of NC 801 South. Black. 48. of Advance, died on 78. of Charlotte, died Saturday. v^ames Wiiliam Carter Friday, June 22.2007. June 23, 2007 at her home Mocksville, died Friday. June 15.2007, at Mr. James WilJiam 'Bill' She was bom Sept. 5, 1958 surrounded Carter, 82. of Milling Road. in North Little Rock. Ark. to D a V [ c County Mocksville, died Friday. June Lucious and Mary Lou Koone family, 22, 2007 at Forsyth Medical Peavy. Mrs, Black graduated Hospital. P !>■ j He was P n Center in Wlnsion-Salera. from Olympic High School in born in born on He was bom Jan. 3, 1925 in Chailorie and attended First As Cooleemee Davie County to the late Tildon sembly ofCod Church- Her fam on Jan. 23, and Lola Ricienhour Carter and ily and friends were bet life, and was retired from the N.C. High she made people she met feel Jefferson and D a V i e County to way Department with 21 years likefamUy. of service- Mr. Carter enjoyed She was preceded in death by Davis. She Laura Wag- 1— crunpingin the N. C. Blue Ridge her mother, Mary Lou Koone was a - mountains and gardening. His Peavy. and a sister, Linda M. graduate of Caiawba College oner and John Henry Brogdon. Mr. Brogdon conlinued lo live favrrrtle pastime was spending DeLaFuente. and was a stranger to no one. time with family. Survivors; her husband ol IL She was married at First Baptist in Davie until he was 18 years old- He moved to Washington, He was preceded in death by years, David L. Black; 2 daugh Church in Charlotte in 1952 to 4 brmhers. Ollie, Roy. Donnie ters. Lauren and Melissa Black Paul G. Boger, her husband of D.C. and worked with Ritz Cam era Co. until he was 21. Uncle and Junior Carter and by a of the home; a granddaughter, 54 years, who survives. Mrs. grandson. her father. Lucious J. Peavy of Boger was a volunteer at Sam asked him to join him and he was in special infantry unit Surviving: his wife of 61 Advance: 2 brothers. Michael Presbyterian Orthopedic years, Mildred Comalzer Carter. (photographer and and Alcn Peavy, both of York. Hospital and retired from the 2 daughters Wanda (Roger) S.C.; her father and molher-in- United Way in 1992. "Dink" mapographer) until he was re leased at age 28. He relumed to Cope of Advance, and Ginger law, Curtis and Minnie Pack of was active in Laird Lewis Nichols of Mocksville; 2 sons, Advance: an uncle; and a Sunday School Class at First Davie County and married Lula Marie Sechresi, and raised two Edwin (Barbara) Carter and brolher-in-law. Joel DeLaFuente Baptist in Charlotte. Jeny Caner, all of Mocksville; of Indian TVail. Also surviving: a son. Robert girls, Patricia Ann Glover and Amelia Yvonne Fink. Mr. 9grandchildrcn; 12great-grand- A funeral service was eon- Paul Boger of Charlotte; a children; 4 sisters, Annie Moore ducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday. June daughter. Karen Boger Holder Brogdon retired from Burlington Industries after 35 years of ser of Mocksville. Benha Peters of 26 at Haywotlh-Miilcr Kinder- and husband Don of Boone; a vice. Lexingion, Gladys Tysinger of ton Chapel. Entombment fol- granddaughter; a grandson; a Tyro and Kaye (Lynn) Prevelte ,lowed at Wesllawn Gardens of brother, Bill Davis and wife Lois He was preceded in death by his first wife. Lula Marie of Chufchland; a brother, Lewis Memory in Clemmons. of Charlotte. Brogdon; half sister. Thelma (Carole) Carter ofAdvance; and Memorials; Hospice/Pallia-. Services were al I p.m. several nieces and nephews. live CateCeniet. lOl Hospice Tuesday, June 26 at McEwen Carter; nephew, J. W. Carter; and stepson. Steven Gray James. Funeral services were at 7 Lane. Wiitston-Salem. 27103. Funeral Service Pineville p.m. Sunday in Eaton Funeral Chapel with the Revs. Michael Survivors: his second wife. Dorcas Alexander James Chapel with Dr. Pete Peterson Cummings. Kiil Anderson and officiaiing. The family received Don Holder ofTiciaiing. Burial Brogdon of the home: 2 daugh ters. Yvonne (Ron) Fink of family and friends at the funeral followed in Sharon Memorial home following the service. Park Cemetery. Mooresville and Patricia (Jack) GloverofMoyock; 3 grandchil Burial was at 11 a.m. Monday. . Memorials; Hebron June 25. in ihe Bixby Presbyte- Colony Ministries, 356 Old dren: 4 gieai-grandchildren; 3 stepdaughters. Janice (Larry) rian Church Cemetery. Turnpike Rd.Boone. 28607; or Memorials: Cemetery Fund Presbyterian Hospice, 200 McDaniel, Ann Dyson and Cay (Billy) Sharpe, all of Mocks ofBixby Presbyterian, c/o Sam Hawthorne Lane, Charlotte. Howard. 2415 Coniatzer Road. 28204. ville: a stepson. Mike (Robbin) James of Mocksville; 6 step- Advance. grandcbildren; and 10 siep- great-grandchildren. A funeraj service was con ducted al 2 p.m.. Monday, June 18. at Eaton Fimeral Chapel with the Revs. Joe Smith and Arnold Gosnell ofTiciaiing. Burial fol lowed in Concord United Meth odist Church Cemetery. The family received Mends Sunday. June n.aiEatonFuneralHome. Memorials: Turrentine Bap tist. 613 Turrentine Church RoarL Mocksville: or Concord Methodist. 161 Cherry Hill Road. Mocksville.

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S ,=? ^/Benjamin Johoson Mr. Benjamin Johnson. 73, died on June 19. 2007 In Win- ston-Salcm Hospice Home fol yôra Lee Hufchens lowing a v/^lla Ha2el Gatewood Cora Lee Myers Huichens, Bshort He Illness. was VÂsbury Hardin Cfitbrell Ella Hard Steelman 86. of Howard Street. Mocks born In Mr.Asbury Hardin Cilhtell, Lineberry Gatewood died on ville. died on Wednesday, June Iredel l 80. died on Thursday,luneZl, Monday. June II, 2007. at 20, 2007, at Autumn Care of County Aug. 2007 in Brian Center in Iredell Memorial Hospital in Mocksville. 19.1933,son Siaiesville. For the past six Statesville. Bom in Yadkin County on of the late months, he had been in declin Born April 9. 1918, in Dec. 10, 1920, she was the Benjamin ing health, and seriously ill for Mocksville, to the late Eugene daughter of the late Orover and Camilla six weelts. and Jesse Taylor Steelman. she Cleveland and Minnie L. R u c k e r He was bom in Davie County lived all her adult life in Win- WiJkins Myers. She was a home- Johnson. He on May 24,1927,son of Gaston slon-Salem. She retired from maker and a member of Moun attended Rowan County Lyons and the late Sarah Thalheimers at Thtuway Shop tain View Baptist Cihurch. Schools, and moved to Winston- Cuihrell- He grew up on the farm ping Center in Wlnsion-Salem. She was preceded in death by Salem at an early age and at where he enjoyed working with Her most recent address was at her firsi husband. James tended Kimberly Park Elemen cows and his dog 'Brownie.' Aunimn Care in Statesville. McKinley Hutchens and her sec tary School. While living in Before he lost his sight, he liked She was also preceded in ond husband. John Blaine Wjnslon-Salem he worked at 7- to cook and care for the neigh death by her husband, A.S. Hutchens. Up Bottling Co. Kate B. borhood children. His later Gatewood Jr.; 2 brothers, James Survivors; 2sons. Henry Lee Reynolds Hospital and Shepherd years were spent with his Aunt and Luther Steelman: and 2 sis (Deborah) Hutchens of Veneer. He moved to BrtxrkJyn. Dora- HewasametnberofNew ters, Alpha Steelman and Mable YadkinvilJe and Clyde Eugene N.Y. and was employed at Jerusalem Holiness Church in Goble. (Ofelia) Hutchens of Mocks Horowiti Margareien Kosher Mocksville. Survivors; 3 sons. Jeff ville; 2 daughters. Faye Food Corp. He was an employee Survivors; his father. Gaston (Normal Lineberry of Whitafcer of Mocksville and there for 20 years, working as a Lyons of Statesville; 3 brothers. Statesville. Joe (Betty) Patsy (Jirrudy) Church of Cool- machine operator and the prod David Lyons of Mocksville. Ri Lineberry of Cocoa. Ra.. and eemee: 2 sisters. Maijorie Wall uct inspector. After remming to chard Lyons of Statesville. and Stokes (Gillian) Gatewood of and Mary (Jack) Kanis. all of Winsion-Salem. he attended St. Jasper Cuthrell of Salisbury; 3 Mocksville; 6 grandchildren; 5 Yadkinville; 22 grandchildren; Stevens Baptist Church, later sisters. Magdalene Lyons and great-grandchildren;and a sister, 29 great-grandchildren; 3 great- joining St. John CME Church Annie Mae Lyons, both of Ann Crissom of Michigan. great-grandchildren;and several where he served as a trustee and Statesville. and Helen Gregory A celebration of life service nieces and nephews. a member of the Men's Choir. of Mocksville; and other rela was held Friday. June 15. at 2 She was also preceded in He worked as a hotel security tives and friends. p.m. at Mt. Tabor United Meth tfeaih by 2 sons. Marshall Ray guard. odist Church.Robin Hood Road, Hutchens and James H. Preceding him in death were Winsion-Salem, with the Rev. Hutchens; 2 sisters, Matlie his first wife. Dorothy Abbott in Deny R. Bamhardt offieianng. Brannock and Betty Myers 1994; a daughter. Carolyn She was placed in the church one Frteland. and a brother, David Johnson: 3 brothers, Paul. hour prior to the funeral time. Leon Myers. Leonard and Thomas Johnson. Friends called at Davie Funeral A celebranon of life service Survivors; his wife. Eliia- Service. 4|6 Valley Road. was held Friday. June 22, at 2 beih Williams, whom be tnairied Mocksville on Thursday. June p.m. in the Davie Funeral Ser on Jan. 1, 2000;4 sons, Michael 14. vice Chapel with the Rev. Tim (Faith)Johnson ofWlnterbaven. Tucker ofliciating. Burial was Fla., Benjamin (Terri) Johnson at 4 p.m. In the Mountain View ofDetroit. Mich.. David Carpen Baptist Church Cemetery in ter ofWinsion-Salem and Eddie HamptonviJie. The family re Evans of Mario: 4 daughters, ceived friends on Friday at the Cathy Johnson of Greeiuboro. funeral home. Brenda Carpenter and Vickie Memorials; Mountain View (Waytu)Rousseau of Winston- Baptist, 1232 Mountain êw Salem. and Angela (Cus) Mat Road, Hamptonville. 27020. thew ofKeroetsville;3 fibers. Lawrence(Ernestine) Rucker of Winston-Saiem.Calvin (Evelyn) Johnson of Baltimore, McL. and Benjamin Johnson of Mocks ville; 3 sisters. Lillie Mae Johnson and Vera Johnson of Mocksville. and Mildred Mitchner of Baltimore; 23 grandchildren: 6 great-grand children; a number of aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends.

cr ,^^ucUle Anderson Plott VEnuna Beamon McBride Mrs. Lucille Anderson Emma Alene "Lena" Hendrix Plott, 82.ofChalSmiih Beamon McBride, 93, of Road, Mocksville. died Sunday, Yadkinviile, died Friday, June June 24. 15, 2007 al Autumn Care in vXteven Carl Seamon Mocksville. Mr, Steven Carl Seamon.SI. She was bom Sept. 12,,1913 of Cary, died Tuesday, June 19, (o the late Samuel and Mary 2007 at his home. Johnson Beamon, Mrs. McBride He was bora April 16. 1956 was a member of Ml Olive in Rowan County to the late United Melhodist Church. Cecil Carl Seamon and Marie Baker Seamon of Mocksville, She was preceded in death by He was a graduate ofDavie High her husband. Loftin Simmon H ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ "Bud" McBride. on Sept, 23, School class of 1974 and had 1976; a sister. Grace Spry; a Winston-Sa- anended .NC State University. brother. Cecil Beamon: 2 sons. iem after a period of declining Survivors: his wife. Dawn C, Charles Ray McBride and Will health, Seamon of the home; a daugh iam Gaither McBride: and 2 Mrs, Plott was bom Jan, 22. ter. Heather Seamon, and a son. grandchildren. Je.ssie Dale 1925, in Davie County, to the Christopher Seamon, also of the McBride and Kevin Bradley late John and Minnie Lee Reavis home, Scon. Anderson, She was retired from A memoriaJ service was held Surviving: 3 daughters, Doris Blackwelder Manufacturing, at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 23 at the Pauline Linvilie and Nellie She was a member ofHope Bap- First United Methodist Church in Cary, Frances (Joe) Brock, all of list Tabernacle. Mrs. Plott en Yadkinviile, and Sarah Magaline joyed gardening, canning, sew Memorials; Seamon Educa (Jim)AllenofMocksvilIe:ason. ing, crocheting, and working tional Special Fund at 478 Coun Raymond Simmon McBride of crossword and jigsaw puzzles. try Lane. Mocksville,- or online Mocksville; 6 grandchildreu; She loved spending time with at'fanwntducau9yahoo.com. and 10 great-grandchildren. family, reminiscing. Her funeral service was con She was also preceded in ducted at 2 p.m. Monday. June death by her first husband.Clyde 18 at Gentry Family Chapel In Hendrix on Dec. 23, 1959: her /HaydenC. Staler Jr Yadkinviile by the Rev, Billy second husband of 36 years, HaydenC, Stiller Jr.. 76. of Seals. Burial followed in the Ml Sherman Edward Tracy Plott on Olive United Methodist Church July 8. 2005: sisters, Evelyn ra^y.June2I.2007.atKate Cemetery, Shore. Hazel Harpe, Frances Lash. Faye Seals. Thelma Bemhard and infant Sarah Mae . •" Ro-'an County on Anderson: and broihem. Burley Apnl 30. 1931, he was th^sou Andwsun and Cunis Anderson. ^/Kaydon Braxton NeaJ , Survivors; her children. Jim mSS*" Kaydon Braxton Neal. inftot (Jane) Anderson. Rayford son of Cassandra Neat, died at (Peggy) Hendrix. Brenda birth Saturday.June 23,2007, at (Harold) Sheek. Tommy S«>4dwa; Forsyth Medical Center in Win- Hendrix Sr.. Manha (Delbert) ofC«cemee.Jam«neS,Fabey ston-Salem. Bennett, all of Davie County: 2 of Salisbury and Lynda S, Surviving, in addition to his stepchildren. Jerry (Jane) Tutterow of Advance; sayeraj mother of Milling Road: a sis Hendrix and Ann (Jerry) maces and nephews; and a spe. ter. Kimaia Neai of the home; □awson. all ofDavie County; a mal aunt and uncle. Ted and ' maiemai grandmother. Tangie sister, Lorene Frye ofWilliston. •'oy« Michael of Ouiia Grove, Cox of Sioney Point: matemai Fla.; sister-in-law, Bardee A ^veside service to cei- grandfather. Keith Neal of Anderson of Davie County: 12 was held Mocksville: maternal great- grandchildren; and'20 great on Monday, June 2J. a,,ia,m grandparents. William T. and grandchildren, at Rowan .MemoriaJ Part with Anna May Petty of Troutman: A funeral service was con James D.Foster officiating maternal gieat-greai-grand- ducted at 4 p.m. Wednesday. Memorials; Rate B mother, Frances Darst of Peon- June 27, at Hope Baptist Taber "°^Piee/Palliative sylvania: maternal aunt. nacle. with Pastors Chris ^Center. 101 Hospice Lane. Amadawna Neal and matenial Cantreli and David Jorrlan ofll- ^^lon-Salem. 27103, uncle. Keith A, NealJr. ciating. Burial was in thechucch No services are planned. cemetery. The family received friends Tuesday, June 26. at Eaton Funeral Home, Memorials: Hospice/Pallia tive CareCenter, 377 Hospital Sl. Suite 103. Mocksville,