LLOYD C. DILDAY AHOSKIE - Uoyd C. Dil day, 88, of Route 4, Ahoskie, ? died Monday. Funeral. Hickory Chape! Free Will Baptist Church. Burial. Ahoskie Cemetery. Surviving: son, Marion Dilday of Belhaven; daugh ters. Miss Thelma Dilday of Albert son, Miss Mary Lou Dilday of Ahoskie: brother. Charlie B. Dilday of Ahoskie: sister, Mrs. Wilma Parker of Murfreesboro; five grand children; five great-grand children. OSCAR HOWARD PINK HILL - Oscar How ard. 89, died Wednesday. Funeral, Sand Hills Primitive Baptist Church. Burial, church cemetery. Surviving: wife, Mrs. Mary Houston Howard: two grand-daughters, Mrs. Shirley Riggs of Pollocks ville, Mrs. Wanda Fulford of Trenton; brother, George Howard of Deep Run; three great-grandchildren: a great great-grandchild. CENESS L. TAYLOR FAISON - Ceness Leon Taylor, 90. died Wednesday. Funeral. Community Funeral Home chapel. Burial, Devo tional Gardens. Surviving: wife, Mrs. Velma M. Taylor, sons, Sam E. Taylor and Leon Taylor Jr., both of Faison; daugh ters, Mrs. Mary Murphy of Kenansville; brother. Wil liam Ed Taylor of Raleigh; sisters, Mrs. Ruth Taylor Parks of Faison, Mrs. Sally Moore of Bowdens, Mrs. Carrie Carr of Warsaw. Mrs. Lillie McCoy of Wilmington; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. ETHEL B. SUTTON WARSAW - Mrs. Ethel Bryant Sutton, 55. died Monday. Funeral, Commu nity Funeral Home. Burial, Devotional Gardens. Surviving: husband, J.S. Buzzy Sutton; daughters. Miss Kim D. Sutton of the home. Mrs. Brenda Jones of Warsaw; sisters, Mrs. Mack Ray Johnson of Garland, Mrs. Richard Ely of Lamasa. California. Mrs. Henrv En qurez of San Jose. Calif.; brothers. Clarence Bryant of Garland, R B. Bryant of Biloxie, Miss., Walter Bry ant of Clinton; two grand children. HARVEY W. GRADY KINSTON - Harvey Ward Grady. 80. of Deep Run. died Thursday. JEFFERY E. FOSS FA1SON ? Jeffery Edward "Jake" Foss. 69. died Sun day. WILLIAM M. WOODWARD KENANSVILLE - William Millen "Bill" Woodwa''* S3, died Tuesday. Funeral, Edgerton FuneraJ Home chapel. Beulaville. Burial. East Duplin Memorial Gar dens. Surviving: daughters, Mrs. Mickie Brinkley and Mrs. Peanie Albertson, both of Beulaville; son, Matt Woodward of Jacksonville; mother, Mrs. Marie Farrah Dennis of Mobile, Ala.; father, William Millen Woodward of Mobile. Ala.: sister, Mrs. Betty Willard of Mobile. Ala.; brother. Bobby Woodward of Mobile, Ala.; two grandchildren. BENJAMIN F. WARD SEVEN SPRINGS - Ben jamin Franklin Ward, 55. died Tuesday. Funeral, Tyn dall Funeral Home chapel. Burial. Pineview Cemetery. Surviving: brothers, William B. Ward of Okla homa. Rodney Ward of Rose Hill; half sister. Mrs. Irene Jones of Smithfield. ELBERT R. VERNON FAISON - Elbert Ray Ver non. 62. died Friday. Fu neral, Tyndall Funeral Home, Mount Olive. Burial. Wayne Memorial Park. ? urviving: wife, Mrs. Marie Hill Vernon; sons, Elbert Ray Vernon Jr. of Garner. Edwin Lee Vernon of Faison; brother, Ralph Ver non of Warsaw; sister, Mrs. Margaret Bell of Beulaville; four grandchildren. LENA C. CARLTON WARSAW - Mrs. Lena Chadwick Carlton, 89, died Wednesday. Funeral, War saw United Methodist Church. Burial, Devotional Gardens. Surviving: stepdaughters, Mrs. Ellen Starkman of St. Pauls, Mrs. Margaret Hodges of Whiteville; step son. William Carlton of Flo rida; sister. Mrs. Carrie C. Middleton of Warsaw. GRANT LIVESTOCK SUPPLY Mwy. 11 Norm Pink Hill Tel. 568-3308 Feeds & Feeding Programs, Equipment, Animal Health Products, Management Services I GRAND OPENING I I Monday, April 18th I I Deep Run Service Station I Minor And Major Repairs I Open 7 A.M. Til 5 P.M. I I New Mangement I I Red Goodwin & Dick Davis I I invite you for FREE coffee, I I doughnuts and conversation I To control weeds in tobacco, you have to make two difficult decisions. 1. Should I treat for nutsedge? Nutsedge has been called the world's worst weed with good reason. 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