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Dr Jr. Wells m of Patch C. Jr. linson Mrs.oarnes ui riuium, uucc aia-ters, Mrs. Lula Gear of Wilson, Mrs. Lillian Griffin of Rocky Mount, and Mrs. Carrie Jones of Washington, D. C.; two brothers, Johnny Lucas and Arthur Lucas, both of Brooklyn, N. Y.; six nieces and ten nephews.TTBer-rriday r hus-sons, ooker-th of hters, iville, War-)n of Rethaaduct-Sara-ch by : Rev. followy-Sudie It. 1, home, ounty UnionRONALD ROSEFuneral services for Ronald Rose were held Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock in tie home conducted? by Rev. W. O. Lassiter. Burial was in the family cemetery.Mr. and Mrs. W. V. O’Brien, Mrs. Dwight Wall, Mrs. Kathleen Medlin and Mrs. Leo Pittman sang “Safe in the Arms of Jesus,” and “God Be With You.” i Pallbearers were Jan Rose, Jerry Rose, Bobby Davis, Johnnie Bailey.Floral bearers were Mrs. Wade Davis, Mrs. Clovis Sullivan, Miss Eloise Bailey, Miss Linda Johnson, Miss Jeannette Bailey, Miss Joan Boykin, Miss Cathy McKeel, Miss Betsy McKeel, Miss Becky Hill, Mrs. Johnnie Bailey, Mrs. Bobby Davis, Miss Flonnie Sullivan and Mrs. Bobby Driver.heldHomelrday.astor, 9 Will . will in theghter,rville;ewell,sister,iburg;LRD75, of Hos-i. He aunty, aleigh Vilsonlaugh-f Ra-lunni-; two New-irady :alif.; great-TURNER THORNEFuneral services for Turner Thorne were held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in Hunt Funeral Home conducted by Elder W. E. Turner. Burial was in the family cemetery.Aubrey Shingleton sang “Amazing Grace” and “Rock of Ages.”Pallbearers were Hugh Johnston, John W. Wiggins, Delton Joyner, Clarence Mercer, Leslie Gurley Jr., Mack Thorne.Floral bearers were Mrs. John W. Wiggins, Mrs. Clarence Mercer and Mrs. Doane Thorne, Mrs. Donald Stott, Mrs. Franklin Coleman, Mrs. Delton Joyner, Mrs. John Corbett, Miss Linda Coleman and Miss Rebecca Robbins.held layes-Th e id the ociate :ment Cem-MRS. EMMA R. WEBBMrs. Emma Robbins Webb, age 75, of Route one, Elm City, died in her home at 10:20 o’clock Friday night after an extended illness.Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Willis Creech of Route one, Elm City; one son, H. Grady Robbins of Route one, Elm City; and two grandchildren.Funeral services will be held I Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock in the home conducted by the Rev. James Zellner and the Rev. Jimmy Sutton. Burial will be in Maplewood Cemetery.ooyxin, masici i^aviu juewia, cil Keen, Willard Winborne, Johnnie Wells and Hulon Renfrow.cas, Mrs. Nettie Crumbley, all of Rt. 2, Bailey; and Mrs. Bettie Evans of Sims; one son, Albert Blackwell of Richmond, Va. and one foster son, Willie B. Black-well of Kenly; thirty five grandchildren, seventy great - grandchildren, and five great - great-grahddhildren.* 'RICHARD EARL NEALRichard Earl Neal, age 17, of Rt. 1, Elm City, died Friday, December 3. He is the son of the late Sally Neal.Funeral services will be Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in the Wilson Chapel Free Will Baptist Church, by the Rev. C. C. Thomas. Burial will follow in the Rest Haven Cemetery.Survivors are his father Wiley Neal; step-mother, Mrs. Rosa Bell Neal; maternal grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Bill Howard of Wilson; paternal grandfather, John Neal of Nashville; four sisters, Lillie Pearl of Wilson, Lorine of Woodmere, Sallie Ruth and Lillie Rose Neal of the home; six brothers, S.P.E. 5 Wiley T. Neal of Fort Hood, Tex., L-Cpl. Boisey Neal of 29-Palms, Calif., Pfc. Marvin Neal of Germany, Milton Tyrone Neal, Willie Lee Neal, and James Earl Neal of the home; eight aunts; one uncle.MRS. FLORENCE P. WALSTONFuneral services for Mrs. Florence P. Walston were conducted at 3 p.m. Friday in the Saratoga Free Will Baptist Church by the Rev. Fred S. Powers. Burial followed in the Walston Family cemetery.Active pallbearers were Albert Proctor, Jessie Proctor, Marion Howell, Buck Davis, Marvin Mercer and Willie Windham.Pianist was Miss Bert Proctor. The choir sang, “The Old Rugged Cross,” and Rock of Ages.” Mr. Powers sang “Beyond The Sunset,” as a solo.Mrs. Walston’s granddaughters acted as floral bearers.r eve-mont Effie er inMRS. MARGARET BLACKWELLMrs. Margaret Blackwell of Rt.2, Bailey, died in a local hospital Thursday, December 7.Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Little Sandy Fork Church conducted by Rev. Cleveland Davis. Burial will follow in Howard Cemetery in Wilson County.She is survived by five daughters, Miss Maggie Blackwell, Miss Mattie Blackwell, Mrs. Hattie Lu-Victim Of Wreck Dies After 6 DaysElbert Harris, 69, Negro, of Rt. 2, Spring Hope, who was seriously injured in a one-car accident around noon last Sunday, died at 7 o’clock this morning at a local hospital.Harris was injured when a pickup truck in which he was a passenger went out of control on a curve on rural paved road 1129 between Rock Ridge and Spring Hope.The truck, which was driven by John Selby Hawley, 39, of Spring Hope, went out of control on the curve, traveled 269 feet, and turnedfuel, i 36. 1comechildr*37. 1 Childr IVz. N check, vide fuel a38. 1 are di Cal bi39. 1 Mothe enoug] fruit,40. 1 Famil; Mothe work toys, s41. 1 Fathei take i clothir42. 1 abled. vide t49. I tially dren \ Need50. 1 child, medic? clothir52. I prison food, 153. 1 Wife i and cl54. 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Wilson Daily Times
Wilson, North Carolina, US
Sat, Dec 09, 1961
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