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.
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