16--1 The News and Observer, Sunday, February 16, 1969 Deaths and Funerals MRS. MARY HI. UPCHURCH Mrs. Helen Upchurch, 62, of Fayetteville Road, died at Wake Hospital Saturday, Funeral 4 p. m.
Sunday, Midway Baptist Church, the Rev. James Larry Upchurch. Burial, Catawba Springs Baptist Church cemetery. Surviving: church of Raleigh; her mother. Mrs.
Emma Dale Bell of Lillington; three sisters, Mrs. Patterson of Lillington, Mrs. Reggie Weatherspoon of Fuquay and Mrs. Andrew Yarborough of Lillington; three brothers, Waldo, Hubert Halford Bell of Lillington; a grandchild. MRS.
SAM STRICKLAND Funeral services for Mrs. Sam Strickland, 33, of 1402 Valley Garner, who died Thursday will conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Garner Church of God by the Rev. Harold Anderson. Burial, Hayes Chapel Christian Church cemetery.
CLIFTON BYRDSONG Funeral services, for Clifton Byrdsong, E. Martin who died Thursday, will be conducted Monday at 1 p.m. at Maple Temple United Church of Christ. Burial, National Cemetery. Surviving: his wife, Mrs.
Christine Byrdsong; three sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Spears of Washington, Mrs. Annie Mae Mrs. Hazel Ford of Compton, three brothers, Cleveland and James of Raleigh and Frank Byrdsong of Washington. (Advertisem*nt) Lemon Flavor Recipe For Temporary Relief of Minor Rheumatic and Arthritis Pain If the minor pains of rheumatism, arthritis or neuritis make you feel ancomfortable, try this simple, inexpensive home recipe that thousands are using.
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A. Jones. Burial, church cemetery. Surviving: his wife, Mrs. Lucille Garner; four, sons, Roy of Fort Bragg, Edward Earl and Moses Jr.
of the home and Samuel Garner of Raleigh; five daughters, Mrs. Almeta Herndon and Mrs. Jo Ann Smith of Raleigh, Miss Melvin Ann Garner of Brooklyn, N.Y., Misses Lucy Mae and Teresa L. Garner of the home; a sister, Mrs. Lillie Branch of Warsaw; a brother, Fred Garner of Kinston; three grandchildren.
WILLIAM SPENCER JR. Funeral services for William Spencer a shoemaker Wednesday in the V.A. Hospital of Durham, will be conTuesday at 1 p.m. at the Raleigh Funeral Home by the Rev. Leotha Debnam.
Burial, Naional Cemetery. Surviving: his wife, Mrs. Lula Spencer; two daughters, Brenda and Delphine Spencer; three sons, Christopher, "Valentine and Dwight Spencer of the home; his mother, Mrs. Sadie H. Spencer of Raleigh; his father; William Spencer of Birmingham, two sisters, Mrs.
Montrose Craven of Raleigh and Mrs. Geraldine Davis of Lexington, S. two brothers; Louie Spencer of East Orange, N.J. and Sp. 6 Fred Spencer in Vietnam.
MRS. ROXANA C. WOODARD Mrs. Cooper Woodard, 101, of Roxana, Raleigh, died Saturday at Rex Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m.
Monday, Macedonia Methodist Church, and Ralph Fleming Jr. and Dr. the Revs. Robert Lee Baldridge T. Marvin Vick Jr.
Burial, Oakwood Cemetery. Surviving: two daughters, Mrs. Hallie W. Ray of Ormand Beach, Fla. and Mrs.
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Neathery; a son, George D. Neathery of the home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. K.
Neathery of Rt. 3, Henderson; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Forrest of Rt. 3, Henderson. GEORGE A.
NEATHERY Cashwell, 82, died Saturday. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday. Crumpler-Honeycutt Paul Cashwell. Burial, Grandview Gardens.
Surviving: two daughters, Mrs. L. E. Heath of Clinton and Mrs. W.
C. Westbrook Wilmington; three sons, Ray of Jacksonville, Pete of Clinton and George Cashwell of Virginia Beach, a brother, G. M. of Clinton; a sister, Mrs. J.
S. Carter of Clinton; 13 grandchildren. GEORGE W. CASHWELL CLINTON George Wright ARTHUR D. STOKES LAURINBURG Graveside services for Arthur D.
Stokes, 68, of Pomeroy, Ohio, formerly of Raleigh, who died Wednesday, will be conducted Sunday at 5 p. m. at Hillside Cemetery by the Rev. John Byrd. Surviving: his wife, Mrs.
Bessie Anderson Stokes; four daughters, Mrs. Ruby Abramos and Mrs. Jack Mullins of Raleigh, Mrs. Paul Simon of Pomeroy, Ohio a and Mrs. Edgar Atkins of Gallipolis, Ohio; two brothers, Glen of Roanoke, Raleigh; Rapids a and sister, Alton Mrs.
George Culpepper of Laurinburg. FRED E. HINSON LUMBERTON Funeral services for Fred E. Hinson, 80, who died Friday, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday at Stephenson Funeral Home by the Revs.
D. W. Branch and George Wallace. Burial, New his wife, Mrs. Viola Hinson; Hollywood Cemetery.
Surviving: four sons, Ernest, Thomas, David of Lumberton and Robert C. Randleman; two daughters, Mrs. Sadie Prevatte of Zero Beach, Fla. and Mrs. Patricia McLamb of Lumberton; three stepsons, Luther J.
W. and Edward Player of Lumberton; 13 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren. T. C. (TIM) RIVENBARK BURGAW Funeral services for Timothy Clayton (Tim) Rivenbark, 46, a farmer who died Friday, will 1 at 3 p.m.
Sunday at Riley's Creek Baptist Church Rev. Stancil Baucom. Burial, family cemetery. Surviving: his wife, Mrs. Virginia Rivenbark; two sons, Timothy L.
and Michael A. Rivenbark of the home; his mother, Mrs. Agnes F. Rivenbark of Burgaw; a sister, Mrs. Loys Henz of Burgaw; four brothers, A.
B. of Atkinson, C. H. and M. H.
of Wilmington and B. R. Rivenbark of California. MISS BERNADINE ALSTON LITTLETON Funeral services for Miss Bernadine Alston, 75, who died Friday, will be conducted Sunday at 2 p. m.
at Lakeview Park Baptist Church by the Revs. Rudolph Evans and W. P. Pope. Burial, Sunset Hills Cemetery.
Surviving: two sisters, Miss Marian Alston and Mrs. Frank Ryder of Littleton; three brothers, R. C. and D. H.
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Please, for people with hearing probiem only one to a person. MRS. EVANGELINE B. CRAVEN NEW HILL Funeral services for Mrs. Evangeline B.
Craven, 75, who died Wednesday, will be conducted Sunday at 2 p. m. at New Hill Baptist Church by the Revs. T. R.
Cole and H. R. Smith. Burial, church cemetery. Surviving: her husband, Banks Craven; a son, Ernest Craven of Washington; two daughters, Mrs.
Elizabeth Ballentine and Mrs. Viola Glenn of Raleigh; two sisters, Mrs. Josephine Kelly of Philadelphia, Pa. and Mrs. Lizzie Edwards of Lemon Springs; 11 grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren.
MRS. EVELYN R. MARTIN HENDERSON Mrs. Evelyn Riley Martin, 71, died Saturday. Funeral services will be held two in Newark, N.J.
Surviving: daughters, Mrs. Anges Soderstorm of Clifton, N.J. and Mrs. Evelyn Manfredi of Somerville, N. three sons, William B.
Jr. of Wayne, N.J., Adrian M. of Hillsboro, N.J. and Harold Martin of Henderson; a sister, Mrs. Elmer Hutton of Forest Hills, N.Y.; 14 grandchildren.
MRS. EULA W. FLEMING NORLINA Mrs. Eula Wilson Fleming, 72, of Cary, died Saturday. Funeral 2 p.
m. Sunday, Blaylock Funeral the Rev. Frank Apple. Burial, Warren Dale Cemetery. Surviving: her husband, Alvin L.
Fleming; a daughter, Mrs. Lula Mae Hayes of Raleigh; three sisters, Mrs. M. H. Hayes of Henderson, Mrs.
Floyd Fleming of Manson, Mrs. Ralph Miller of High Point; four brothers, John A. and Eugene Wilson of Manson, Wilbur Wilson of Henderson and Perry Wilson of New York, N. Y. JAMES R.
LEONARD LOUISBURG Funeral services for James Robert Leonard, 74, of Rt. 1, Castalia, a retired farmer who died Friday, will be conducted Sunday p.m. at Redbud Baptist Church by the Revs. James Estep and Paul Childers. Burial, church cemetery.
Surviving: his wife, Mrs. Eda S. Leonard; a daughter, Mrs. George Wilson of Rocky Mount; two brothers, Charlie of Franklinton and Leo L. Leonard of Louisburg; two grandchildren.
MRS. ALMYRA B. BROWN JACKSONVILLE Funeral services for Mrs. Almyra Barbee Brown, 76, who died Friday, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday at Jones Funeral Home by the Revs.
Nixon Taylor and E. B. Butler. Burial, Jacksonville City Cemetery. Surviving: three daughters, Mrs.
Guy Rhodes of Jacksonville, Mrs. John King of Riverdale, Md. and Mrs. Harold Womack of Troup, five sons, Harold F. of Smithfield, Va.
Joseph C. and William M. of Wilmington, Leland F. and Ben of Jacksonville; three sisters, Mrs. K.
E. Rhodes and Mrs. Tom Hurst of Jacksonville and Mrs. Lloyd Boyette of Warsaw; two brothers, Ray Barbee of Atlanta, Ga. and Bernice Barbee of Jacksonville.
GRAYLON W. STEWART DUNN Graylon Warren Stewart, 53, a service station operator, died Saturday. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Monday, Cromartie Funeral Home, Rev. C.
W. Kirby. Burial, Emma Johnson Cemetery. Surviving: his mother, Mrs. Harvey Stewart of Rt.
2, Dunn; a son, Warren G. Stewart of Stevensville, a daughter, Mrs. Bobby Murray of Spring Lake; three brothers, Seth of Rt. 2, Dunn, R. C.
of Cleveland, Ohio and Waylon Stewart of Raleigh; two sisters, Mrs. Ottis Barefoot of Spring Lake and Mrs. Eva Tart of Rt. 2, Dunn; a grandchild. MRS.
MATTIE S. BRADSHAW EUREKA Mrs. Mattie Shadding Bradshaw, 86, or Faro, died Saturday. Funeral 4 p.m. Sunday, Faro Chapel Church, the Revs.
Raymond Toler and Ralston Butler. Burial, Bradshaw family cemetery. Surviving: two sons, G. T. Bradshaw of the home and Lester McKeel of Pikeville; a sister, Mrs.
Cora Bradshaw of Fremont; nine grandchildren; 27 great grandchildren; two great- "The Mortuary Beautiful" 0300 TE OVERBY MORTUARY KIMBERLY FAY DUPREE 2376 Stevens Road Held Saturday, 3:00 p.m. Overby Mortuary Chapel -IntermentMontlawn Mem. Park JOSEPH R. OVERBY, Owner MRS. L.
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Mitchell Funeral Home Chapel Montlawn Memorial Park The Home of Friendly Service 400 St. Mary's 833-8478 Missing Man Found Drowned PLYMOUTH The body of Thomas Luther Stafford, 45, a retired electrical engineer who has been since Feb. 7, was found floating Albemarle Sound Saturday. Washington County Sheriff Paul Basnight said Stafford's body was taken from the water by Coast Guardsmen. Stafford, who lived alone in a trailer home on Albemarle beach, has been the object of a widespread search.
Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at Thomas McAffe Funeral Home, Greenville, S.C. He is survived by a brother, Doc Stafford, also of Albemarle Beach. FURMAN FLOYD services for Furman Floyd, 75, a merchant, former member of the Fairmont School Board and director of the Waccamaw Bank and Trust Co. in Fairmont who died Friday, will be conducted Sunday at 3 p. m.
at First Baptist Church by the Rev. Thomas L. Rich. Burial, Floyd Cemetery, Surviving: his wife, Carr Floyd; a daughter, Mrs. Robert H.
Hughes of Fairmont; a son, Lyman F. Floyd of Fairmont; four sisters, Miss Lela Floyd and Miss Sarah Floyd of Fairmont, Mrs. William Ingram of Lilesville and Mrs. Clifton J. Knowles of Wallace.
MRS. KATE C. WILLIFORD Kate FAYETTEVILLE, Williford, 85, died Mrs. Saturday. Funeral 4 p.m.
Sunday, Salem Methodist Church, the Rev. Dennis Ricks. Burial, church cemetery. Surviving: a daughter, Mrs. Curtis K.
McLaurin of Rt. 1, Fayetteville; a sister, Mrs. T. J. Melvin of Tampa, a granddaughter.
LANTICE HILL GOLDSBORO Lantice Hill, 68, of Rt. 2, Goldsboro, a retired farmer, died Saturday. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday, Seymour Funeral Home, the Rev. Paul Andrew.
Burial, Hill family cemetery, Surviving: his wife, Mrs. Mary Smith Hill; six sons, James Irvin Hill of Stantsonburg, Lantice Hill Jr. of La Grange, McGee, Donnie and Gary Hill of the home and C. R. Edmundson of Goldsboro; six daughters, Mrs.
O. F. Cole Mrs. James Combs and Mrs. W.
L. Bizzell Jr. of Goldsboro, Mrs. Morris Holt Jr. of Wilson, rs.
Charles Dawson of Stantsonburg and Mrs. Bennie Mason of Alabama; three sisters, Mrs. Mamie H. Edwards and Mrs. George Sauls of Goldsboro and Mrs.
Flora Hill of Kinston; 14 grandchildren. MRS. ANNIE L. SPIVEY SANFORD Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Love Spivey, 76, who died Friday, will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m.
at Rogers Funeral Home. Burial, Shallow Well Cemetery. Surviving: three sons, Bill and Sam of Sanford and Jack Spivey of Robbins; five daughters, Miss Spivey, Mrs. K. A.
Martindale, Mrs. Morgan Brown, Mrs. Glenn Griffin and Elizabeth Hook of Sanford; a brother, Jim Love of Sanford: a half-sister, Mrs. Paul Utley of Sanford; a half-brother, Stacy Love of Sanford; 14 grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren. RALPH W.
HASSELL MT, OLIVE Funeral ices for Ralph Ward Hassell, 56, a retired engineer for the N.C. Highway Commission, will be conducted Sunday at 4:30 p.m. at Tyndall Funeral Home by the Rev. Jim White. Burial, Wayne Memorial Park near Goldsboro.
Surviving: his wife, Mrs. Virginia Jones Hassell; a son, Lawrence, W. Hassell of Mt. Olive; a daughter, Miss Alma Louise Hassell of the home; three brothers, Ray, J. G.
and Charles Hassell of Beaufort; a grandchild. MRS. EVA M. McCOLLOUGH GOLDSBORO Funeral services for Mrs. Eva McDonald McCollough, 49, who died Friday, will be conducted Sunday at 3.
p.m. at Seymour Funeral Home by the Rev. Odell Howard. Burial, Willowdale Cemetery. Surviving: her husE.
McCollough; a son, Ura Taft Howard, of Goldsboro; four brothers, Wibert McDonald of Washington, D. Irvin, Clifton and Elvin McDonald of Goldsboro; two sisters, Mrs. Emma Langston Helen Ervin of Goldsboro; six grandchildren. WILLIAM T. WALLACE BATH Funeral services for William Thomas Wallace, 81, a retired farmer who died Friday.
will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. at Stampley Funeral Home by the Revs. William Haney and Henry Mann. Burial, Pamlico Memorial Gardens. Surviving: his wife, Mrs.
Delia Woolard Wallace; four daughters, Tankard of Bath, Mrs. John C. Noe of Raleigh, Mrs. J. E.
Rhem of Ponzer and Mrs. Weldon Simmons of Goldsboro; six sons, Fenner of Washington, N. William Purvis, James Howard and Jack Lloyd Wallace of Bath, Leon Earl of Kinston and Dan Hardy Wallace of Goldsboro; a sister, Mrs. Hattie Linton of Belhaven; 22 grandchildren; seven greatgrandchildren. MRS.
ANNIE C. HUCKABY GOLDSBORO Funeral services for Mrs. Annie C. Huckaby, 86, who died Friday, were held Saturday. Burial, Evergreen Cemetery.
Surviving: a son, L. Huckaby of Astor, two daughters, Mrs. Annie C. Samson and Mrs. Wayne Brown of Goldsboro: eight grandchildren.
Rhodesia Considers A New Constitution SALISBURY, Rhodesia A proposed new constitution for Rhodesia would, in theory at least, make provision for Africans to get parity eventually with whites in Parliament. Details of constitution Saturdays by the Rhodesian, Broadcasting drawn Corp. constitution was up by the ruling Rhodesian Front party of Prime Minister Ian Smith. The new constitution envisages abolition of the present A and rolls, which are based on property, income and ROY D. PAGE NEW BERN Roy Daniel Page, 68, a retired civil service employee, died Saturday, Funeral 3 p.m.
Sunday, Pollock Funeral Home, the Revs. Don Dowling and Thompson. Burial, New "Bern Memorial Cemetery. Surviving: his wife, Page; four daughters, Mrs. Moody B.
Drum of Chapel Hill, Mrs. Herbert D. Fulcher of Rt. 5, New Bern, Mrs. Garlen Ballew and Mrs.
Rama P. White of Havelock; a son, Azor I. Page of Kinston; six sisters, Mrs. James C. Tyndall of Wade, Mrs.
Jack Hayes and Henry Tart of Fayetteville, Mrs. 0. D. Hayes of Godwin, Mrs. Dennis S.
Swindell of Zephyr Hills, Fla. and Miss Lillian Page of Raleigh; three brothers, James C. of Godwin, Lennon T. and Lloyd C. Page of San Francisco, nine grandchildren.
MRS. ERNESTINE H. THOMAS NEW BERN Funeral services for Mrs. Ernestine Harrelson Thomas, 33, who died Feb. 9 in Tucson, will be held at 1 p.m.
Monday at the Pollock Funeral Home by the Rev. Harold Hargett. Burial, New Bern National Cemetery. Surviving: her husband, Sgt. Lee V.
Thomas; two daughters, Miss Linda and Miss Elaine Thomas of the home; a son, Robert Lee Thomas of the home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Harrelson of Winterville; two brothers, Billy Ray of Greenville and Burney Warren Harrelson of Winterville; three sisters, Mrs.
Barbara H. Williams of Winterville, Mrs. Mary H. Woolard of Whiteville and Mrs. Margaret Ruth Taylor of Greenville; two half-brothers, K.C.
of Winterville and J. W. (Pete) Dixon of Grifton; her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Nancy R. Harrelson of Rocky Mount.
MRS. BERTIE S. FLORA WILSON Funeral services for Mrs. Bertie Skinner Flora, 67, who died Friday, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday at Shingleton Funeral Home by the Rev.
Dewey Boling. Burial, Maplewood Cemetery. Surviving: a brother, Ollin Skinner of Wilson; two sisters, Mrs. Emma Ruffin of Wilson and Mrs. Lilly Blackman of Raleigh.
WILLIAM B. AUSTIN CLINTON William B. Austin, 58, a farmer, died Saturday. Funeral 3 p.m. Sunday, Mount Vernon Baptist Church, the Revs.
Willie Carr and Graham Elmore. Burial, Clinton Cemetery. Surviving: his wife, Mrs. Annie Barber Austin; a Wooten daughter, Mrs. Talmadge of Clinton; a a a a a a a a a son, Max Ray Austin of Clinton.
two sisters, Mrs. Carl Pope and Mrs. John A. Peterson of Clinton; a half-sister, Mrs. Sadie Turnage of Durham; two half-brothers, David and Joe Parrish of Selma; his step-mother, Mrs.
J. T. Austin of Four Oaks; six grandchildren. EMMETT E. FAULK ROXBORO Emmett Ellis Faulk, 59, a merchant, died Saturday.
Funeral 4 p.m. Sunday, Brooksdale Methodist Church, the Rev. James R. Oliver. Burial, Morningside Memorial Gardens.
Surviving: his wife, Mrs. Winnie Sprinkle Faulk; a son, Lt. Col. Emmett Arnold Faulk of Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas: two stepdaughters, Kay Ramona Sprinkle of the home; two stepsons, James C.
with the Air in Vietnam; and Dale Sprinkle of the home; a sister, Mrs. Viva Bolick of WinstonSlaem; a brother K. Faulk of High Point; four grandchildren. MRS. DEALIE H.
GOINS SANFORD AB Mrs. Dealie Hickman Goins, 59, of Rt. 7, Sanford, died Saturday. Funeral 2 p. m.
Monday, Miller Funeral Home, the Rev. Daniel Jones. Burial. Buffalo Cemetery. Surviving: her husband, Ed Goins; three daughters, Mrs.
Ola Baker of Mrs. Orene Kellam of Olivia 1 Miss Doris Goins of the home: three sons, James Edward of Stoneville, Roger of Sanford and Ronnie Goins of the home; her mother, Mrs. Emma Hickman of Olivia; three sisters, Mrs Robert Charlie Baker of Olivia and Mrs. Hickman and Mrs. Joe Ben Goins of Sanford; four brothers, Reuben and Robert of Sanford, Roy of Olivia and Howard Hickman of WinstonSalem; 13, grandchildren; two great-grandcildren.
LINWOOD M. HARRIS ROCKY MOUNT Linwood Morrell Harris, 49, a painter, died Saturday. Surviving: his wife, Mrs. Edna Tripp Harris; three daughters, Miss Doris Marie Harris of the home, Mrs. Bruce Joyner of Rocky Mount and Mrs.
Avis Winston of Elm City; his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Mozingo Harris of Durham; three brothers. J. and Ray Harris of Durham; three sisters, Mrs. Ruth and Mrs.
Madeline Harris of Durham and Mrs. Robert Wilkes I of Fayetteville; a grandchild. Dispensaries Are Kept Open FT. BRAGG (AP) Ft. and put whites and Africans on separate voting rolls.
The A- mainly white- roll elects 50 members Parliament and the B--mainly black-roll elects 15. Under the new constitution voters would be separated into two rolls: a white roll which also would include the small number of coloreds (mulattos) and Asians in Rhodesia, and an African roll. The national initially would memParliament, bers elected by the white roll and 16 elected by the black roll. African representation would determined mainly by income tax contributions. As contributions increased so would representation until it reached 50.
No time limit was mentioned for this increase. Smith confirmed earlier this week press reports that another planned constitution had been scrapped because of difficulties in drafting. Since then Smith and the Rhodesian Front chairman, tour Ralph of the Nilson have been on the a party throughout country to whip up support for the new draft. They claim support has been almost unanimous. Smith has promised a referendum on the constitution in May.
African representation initially would be divided equally. Half the seats in Parliament would be tribal. Members would be elected by electoral colleges made up of chiefs, headmen and representatives of African councils. The rest of the seats would be filled by members elected by the African roll. As African representation increased it would a remain in these same equal proportions.
This provision seems certain to bring condemnation from the British government, which is seeking a constitutional settlement with Rhodesia. Rhodesia proclaimed independence from British rule Nov. 11, 1965. Britain maintains the chiefs are servants of the Rhodesian government. Coroner Rules Death Suicide HENDERSON The death of William Maurice Fleming 46, a farmer of Drewry who was found dead of gunshot wounds at his home Friday, has been ruled suicide by Vance Coroner Bobby Blaylock.
Funeral services for Fleming will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. at Young Memorial Presbyterian Church by the Revs. Harold Stone and Hershel Y. Wiggel. Burial will be in New Hope Cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Lassiter Fleming; a daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ann of the home; a son, William M. Fleming III of East Carolina University, Greenville; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William M. Fleming of Drewry; two sisters, Mrs. Bell Floyd of Kittrell and Mrs Lilliam Davis of Henderson; three brothers, Ellie Roger K. and Marshall Y. Fleming of Manson; his maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Annie Paschal of Henderson. JAMES F. VINSON GOLDSBORO Funeral services for James Frank Vinson, 54, a retired restaurant chain operator of Washington, D. C. who died Friday in Washington, D.
C. will be held at 2 m. Monday at Shumate Funeral Home by the Rev. P. D.
Buck. Burial, Evergreen Memorial Cemetery. Surviving: his wife, Mrs. Becky Vinson; two sons, Ralph of the U. S.
Navy and Randy Vinson of California; a daughter, Mrs. Milton Sias of Cheverly, his mother, Mrs. Bessie Vinson of Princeton; two brothers, Hiram of Pikeville and Sam Vinson of Dudley; three sisters, Mrs. J. A.
Waters of Cary, A. G. Phelps of Jason and Mrs. Claude Creech of New Orleans, La. GEORGE G.
PEACE FRANKLINTON Funeral services for George G. Peace, 71. a retired farmer who died Friday, will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. at Mt. Carmel Christian Church by the Revs.
Chip Conyers, and Glen Short. Burial, cemetery with military honors. Surviving: a daughter, Mrs. Mae Green Lowell of Franklinton; three sons, Thomas, Kenneth Z. and Lee Warren Peace of Rt.
1, Franklinton; a brother, Willie Peace of Franklinton; two sisters, Mrs. Susie Morton Grissom of Raleigh and Mrs. Lizzie of Henderson; eight grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren. MALCOM BUNNELL BENSON Funeral services for Malcom Bunnell, 42, a farm laborer who died Friday, will be conducted at 3 p.m. Sunday at Hodges Chapel Church by the Revs.
H. E. Johnson and Condary Ellis. Burial, church cemetery. Surviving: his wife, Mrs.
Mamie S. Bunnell; a daughter, Joyce Gale of the home; four sons, Malcom, Jerry, James and Tony of the home; four sisters, Mrs. Percy Tucker of Rt. 2, Benson, Mrs. Lewis Winslow of Aulander.
Mrs. Julius Hicks of Durham and Mrs. Lessie Hobbson of Hope Mills; three half brothers, William Parker of Rt. 2, Benson, Marvin Aulander and Sam Parker of New Jersey. ALVIS L.
BABB LILLINGTON Funeral services for Alvis Layton Babb, 52, who died Friday, will be conducted at 4 p.m. Sunday at O' Quinns Funeral Home by the Rev. Worth Gerald. Burial, Neills Creek Baptist Church cemetery. Bragg authorities, concerned over three fatal cases of meningitis in the past 10 days, have ordered dispensaries to operate on a 24-hour basis.
A number of suspected cases has been reported to authorities, but only one new case has been confirmed. The three soldiers who died were undergoing recruit training. MISS BLANCHE C. REITZEL BURLINGTON Funeral services for Miss Blanche Correll Reitzel, 64, who died Friday, will be conducted Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Rich and Thompson Funeral Home by the Rev.
Hoyle Whiteside. Burial, Pine Hill Cemetery. Surviving: two sisters, Mrs. Hal Fogleman of the home and Mrs. E.
A. Riddle of Burlington; two brothers, Virgil Reitzel and Paul W. Reitzel of Burlington. JOHN F. HUNSUCKER GASTON Funeral services for John Flippen Hunsucker, 68, a retired textile worker who died Friday, will be conducted Sunday at 3 p.m.
at Hockaday Funeral Home in Roanoke Rapids by the Rev. Austin Z. Anderson. Burial, Cedarwood Cemetery. Surviving: his wife, Mrs.
Ethel Hunsucker; two sons, Sgt. William T. Hunsucker of Knightdale and John Thomas Hunsucker of Gaston; a daughter, Miss Lelia Faye J. Hunsucker of the home; a brother, Frank Hunsucker of Salisbury; five grandchildren. HENRY J.
INMAN LAURINBURG Funeral services for Henry, J. Inman, 38, a roofer who Thursday in Clinton, Iowa, will be held at. 4 p.m. Monday at Central Methodist Church by the Rev. J.
K. Kinkle. Burial, Hillside cemetery. Surviving: mother, Mrs. Bertha Inman of Laurinburg; five brothers, Macon of Council Bluffs, Iowa, Grady and Charles of Laurinburg, Thomas.
of Taylorsville and 'Culbreth Inman of Virginia Beach, Va. MRS. VIRGINIA F. MORRISON MEBANE Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia Frances Morrison, 42, who died Wednesday, will be Monday at 2 p.m.
at Crossroads Presbyterian Church by the Rev. L. T. Edgerton. Burial, church cemetery.
MRS. LUCINDA P. HART WELDON Mrs. Lucinda Parks Hart, 88, died Saturday. Funeral, 2:30 Monday, Branch Funeral Home in Roanoke Rapids, the Revs.
Calvin Knight and Vance Link. Burial, Pleasant Grove Methodist Church cemetery. Surviving: a daughter, Mrs. 0. C.
Robertson of Weldon. MRS. LORA F. MEGGS ROBBINS Mrs. Lora Fields Meggs, 85, formerly of Greensboro, died Saturday.
Funeral, 2 p.m. Monday, Cool Springs United Methodist Church at Glendon, the Rev. W. K. Taylor.
Burial, church cemetery. Surviving: two stepdaughters, Mrs. Roas Palmer Pleasant Gardens and Mrs. Evelyn Riggans of Tampa, two step-sons, Hugh C. of Glen- of don and B.
K. Meggs Florence, S. C. INFANT JONES BURLINGTON Funeral services for Shawna Jean Jones, four-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin J. Jones, who died Thursday, were conducted. Saturday. Burial, Baynes Chapel Baptist Church cemetery. Surviving: her parents.
MRS. RUTH B. O'QUINN BURLINGTON Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth Barnwell O'Quinn, 53, who died Thursday, were conducted Saturday. Burial, Midway Cemetery.
Surviving: a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Castro of Anaheim, three brothers, Floyd N. of Elsinore, John W. of John's Island, S. C.
and C. E. Barnwell. MRS. ELVIRA L.
SMITH BURLINGTON Funeral services for Mrs. Elvira Lowe 89, who died Friday, will be conducted Sunday at 3 p.m. at Front Street Methodist Church by the Revs. M. W.
Lawrence and Haworth. Burial, Pine Hill Cemetery. Surviving: a daughter, Alyse Cooper of the home; a son, J. Harold Smith of Burlington; Jarrett of a sister, Mrs. Lena High Point; three grandsons; three great-grandchildren.
MRS. ORA W. SUMMERSETT CHADBOURN Mrs. Ora White Summersett, 73, of Mishop Springs, died Saturday. Surviving: her husband, Summersett; a daughter, Mrs.
Estelle Walker of Whiteville; two grandchildren; a greatgrandchild. MRS. CALVIN YOUNGSVILLE Funeral services for Mrs. Calvin Pearce, 92, who died Friday, will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. at Willis Funeral Home by the Revs.
Jervais Phillips and Ivey Wall. Burial, Pearce family cemetery. Surviving: two daughters, Mrs. Ruby P. Seipel and Mrs.
Linda P. Young of Youngsville. ARBIE B. CHANCE DUNN Funeral services for Arbie B. Chance, 68, a farmer who died Friday, will be conducted at 2 p.m.
Sunday at Shiloh Pentecostal Holiness Church by the Revs. J. H. Norton and Paul Capps. Burial, church cemetery..
