Deaths & Funerals
RUBY H. TAYLOR
WALLACE - Mrs. Ruby
Humphrey Taylor, 89, of
Chattanooga, Tenn., for
? merly of WUlard, died Tues
day. Funeral, Edgerton Fu
neral Home. Burial, Devo
tional Gardens.
Surviving: daughters,
Mrs. Marie Goodrich of
Chattanooga, Tenn., Mrs.
Evelyn Gurganious and Mrs.
Louise McCuIlen, both of
Ginton, Mrs. Lottie Smith of
Dunn, Mrs. Betty Turbeville
of Whiteville; sons, Charlie
_ Taylor of Willard, Robert
9 Taylor of Rocky Point, Wil
liam Taylor of Bedford, Ore.,
Frank Taylor, of Warsaw;
brother, Hoyt Humphrey of
Trenton; 27 grandchildren;
23 great-grandchildren;
three great-great-grandchil
dren.
HELEN C.M. HUGHES
KINSTON - Helen Chris
tine Millard Hughes, 59,
died Tuesday. Funeral,
Howard & Carter Funeral
Home chapel. Burial, West
view Cemetery.
Surviving:husband,
Charles William Hughes;
son, Charles W. Hughes Jr.
of Griffon; (laughters. Mrs. j
Judy Phillips and Mrs. Jan- c|
ice Ham, both of Kinsfon;
sisters. Mrs. Alice Smith of
Albertson, Mrs. Nellie Smith
of Dover, Mrs. Mabel Ricks v
of Goldsboro; six grandchil- <j
dren. n
NORA B.W. TILGHMAN C
K1NST0N Mrs. Nora p
Belle Williams Tilghman. 88,
died Friday. Funeral, How- .
ard & Carter chapel. Burial,
Alex Tilghman family ceme- II
tery. c
Surviving: sons, Austin C. If
Tilghman of Dover, William J?
M. Tilghman; daughter, i
Mrs. Nancy Litton of Dover; I?
sister. Mrs. Maude Guy of c
Beulaville; seven grandchil- If
dren; four great-grandchil- IL
ren; a great-great-erand
hild.
JONATHAN M. BROWN
WALLACE - Jonathan
larion Brown, 70, died Fri
ay. Funeral, Edgerton Fu
eral Home. Burial, Sharon
hurch Cemetery, Chinqua
in.
Surviving: daughter, Mrs.
Marie Carter of Wallace;
sons, George Brown and
Jerrell Brown, both of Bur
gaw, Jimmy Brown of John
son City, Tenn., J.M. Brown
Jr. of Wallace, Robert Brown
of Willard; sisters, Mrs.
Kathleen Lobland of Have
lock, Miss Hilda Brown of
Wallace; brother, Raeford
Brown of Wallace; 13 grand
children; a great-grandchild.
CEC1LE L. JONES
WALLACE Mrs. Cecile
L. Jones, 73, of Ormond
Beach, Fla., formerly of Wil
lard, died Tuesday. Grave
side service, Riverview Me
morial Park.
Surviving: husband, J.D.
Jones; sister, Mrs. Esther
Wilt of Ormond Beach. Fla.;
niece, Mrs. Phyllis R. Chilcot
of California.
ROY B. KENNEDY
FAISON ? Roy Byrd Ken
nedy, 61, died Monday.
Graveside service, Calypso
Cemetery.
Surviving: wife, Mrs.
Hazel Taylor Kennedy of
Faison; daughters. Mrs.
Bobby Holland of Mount
Olive and Mrs. Nick Colum
bus of Greensboro; son,
Doug Kennedy of Faison;
sisters, Mrs. Mary Brown of
Mount Olive. Mrs. Ruby
Parker of Calypso, Mrs. Vir
ginia Herring of Warsaw,
Mrs. Faye Kennedy of Cary;
jrother, Floyd Kennedy of
Mount Olive; four grand
:hildren.
Duplin Hospital Admissions
Oct. 22 - Theodore R.
Faison of Faison, Grace. C. I
Pollock of Warsaw, Hattie B.
Sloan of MAgnolia, Stacey A.
Smith of Warsaw
0 Oct. 23 - Rita N. Farrior
and Baby Girl of Laurel Bay,
S.C., James W. Hatcher of i
Rose Hill, Terra J. Marsh- i
burn of Richlands, Eddie I
Rameriz of Calypso, Jose
phine B. Williams of Pink
Hill, Barry A. Croombs of
Kinston, Olive T. Kennedy of
Beulaville
Oct. 24 - Charlie Ford of
Warsaw, Charles T. Cottle of
^ Rose Hill, Ruby P. Revelle of
Warsaw, Gloria K. Holmes
of Bowdens, Eva M. Mc
Fadden of Warsaw, Abigail
Woodard of Beulaville. My
lene O. Lee and Baby Girl of
Rose Hill
Oct. 25 - Lucy S. Ezzell of
Wallace, Kenneth G. Raynor
of Wallace, Mildred M. Wal
lace of Kenansville, Glenda
P. Southard of Chinquapin,
^ Estelle Ramsey Porter of
Warsaw, Zebbie E. Lanier
Sr. of Beulaville, Jim D.
Pohey of Rose Hill, John A.
Lanier of Chinquapin, Estelle
Q. Pate of Magnolia
Oct . 26 - Bobby Lee Mc
Kenzie of Teachey,
Catherine M. Gardner of
Warsaw, Wilbur E. Carr Jr.
of Rose Hill, Migell B. Smith
and Baby Boy of Magnolia
Oct. 27 - Diane Harper and
Jfc Baby Boy of Faison, Anita J.
Hanchey of Wallace, Willie
C. Tew of Warsaw, Elizabeth
Peterson and Baby Boy of
Warsaw, James H. Blanton
of RoSe Hill, Esteen 0.
Quinn of Kenansville
October 28 - Beverly
Walters of Beulaville, An
derson Blount of Deep Run,
Harold L. Lanier of Rose Hill,
Theodore Chasten of Rose
Aiiill, Rachel W. Stroud of
Taison, Vincent W. Douglas
of Warsaw.
Oct. 29 - Malcolm Wil
liams Jr. Vina Mae Best and
Eva Mae McFadden, all of
Warsaw
Oct. 30 - Toni Lee Blanton
of Wallace, Barbara Pulley of
Warsaw, Loney P. Batchelor
of Beulaville, Miranda D.
Williams and Jessie Ruth
-Lanier, both of Rose Hill,
0 Lovella T. Smith of Kenans
ville.
Oct. 31 - Allison Eddington
and Baby Boy of Rose Hill,
Lessie Garner and Wilbert
Gurganus, both of Beula
ville, Lucille J. Brown of
Rose Hill, Bessie B. Jones of
Kenansville, Carrie R. King
of Pink Hill, Eleanor M.
Thompson of Wallace,
Homer Nickelson of Warsaw,
A Ruby L. Riggs of Kenansville
Nov. 1 - Elizabeth H.
Farrow of Wallace, Etta M.
I Riggs of Albertson, Estelle
fee
M. Halso of Chinquapin,
Pearl C. McGowen and
Jeanne P. Everett both of
Kenansville, Debbie A.
Sloan and Baby Girl of Rose
Hill
Nov. 2 - Mat tie D. Chester
r>f Teachey, Sandra F. Far
rior and Baby Girl of Wal
lace, Lucy W. Smith of
Kenansville, Mittie H. Pear- c
sail, also of Kenansville, ?
Samuel G. Lanier of Beu
laville U
Nov 3 - Lois P. King of
Wallace. Olivia B. Johnson, c
James Williams and Hattie ?
C. Best, all of Warsaw, |
Marion M. Conway of Rose jj
Hill.
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