Local Deaths And Funerals
ROY L. SARVIS
Roy Ixe Sarvis, 64, of Little
River, S.C.. died Nov. I in his home.
The funeral was Nov. 4 in the
Inman f uneral Home Chapel. labor.
City, with the Rev. Jerome Jenrette
officiating. Burial was in George
Fowler Cemetery, Tabor City.
A native of Columbus County, he
was a son of the late Hugh and Jane
Fowler Sarvis.
Survivors include a brother. Jack
Sarvis of Castle Hayne; three sisters.
Dorothy Sarvis of Clarendon. Gola
Jean Davis of Pasadena. Md., and
Alene Hewett of Holden Beach.
PAUL JOSEPH MELA IN
Paul Joseph Melvin. 5(). of Leland
died Nov. 2 at his residence.
The funeral was Nov. 4 graveside
in Greenlawn Memorial Park. Wilm
ington. with the Rev. David M.
Stratton officiating.
Mr. Melvin was born in Roseboro
on Oct. 12, 1934, the son of the late
Joshua Braxton and Alice Sessoms
Melvin. He was formerly employed
with Lincoln Construction and Han
over Construction Co. as a heavy
equipment mechanic.
Survivors include his wife. Katie
Lee Gause Melvin of the home; two
daughters. Mrs. Charles (Patsy)
Hewett of Supply and Mrs. Glenn
(Patty) Hawkins ot Wilmington; two
brothers. Kermit B. Melvin of
Wilmington and Horace Melvin ot
Leland; and three grandchildren.
CARRIE B. BROWN
The funeral was held Nov. 3 for
Carrie B. Brown of Navassa, who
died Sunday.
The service was held at Mt. Cal
vary AME Church. Navassa. with
burial in the Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
JOHN FRANKKHN
TRAMMELL
John Franklin Trammell, 77. of
Calabash, formerly of Granite. Md..
died Oct. 31 in New Hanover Reg
ional Medical Center. Wilmington.
The funeral was Nov. 4 in Haight
Funeral Home. Sykesville. Burial
was in the Granite Presbyterian
Church cemetery.
ASHLEY CHANDLER FLOYD
Ashley Chandler Floyd, infant
daughter of Jessica Lanora Floyd,
died Nov. 6 in Duke Medical Center,
Durham.
A graveside service was held
Nov. 9 in Griffin Cemetery, Ash.
with the Rev. Frank Hawley officiat
ing.
Survivors include her mother;
maternal grandparents. Jessie and
Ann Moore Floyd of Ocean Isle
Beach; great-grandmothers Patsy
Moore of Calabash and Katie Floyd
of Ocean Isle Beach; a great ? great
grandmother, Janie Harrison of
Calabash; and godmother, Casondra
High of Ocean Isle Beach.
RITA L. RYAN
Rita Louise Ryan. 95. formerly of
Calabash, died Nov. 4 in Autumn
Care Nursing Center, Shallotte.
The funeral was Nov. 8 in St.
Brendan's Catholic Church. Shal
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lotte. with the Rev. Francis Moloney
officiating. Burial was in Brunswick
Memorial Gardens in Shallotte.
Born Feb. 2, 1898. in Brooklyn,
N.Y.. she was a daughter of the late
Christopher and Christina Lempp
Bischofsberger. She was retired from
the New York Transit Authority.
Survivors include a daughter,
Audrey Peavey of Calabash; a
granddaughter; and two great-grand
children.
MARIE SKIPPER WESCOTT
Allie Marie Skipper Wescott, 67,
of Leland died Nov. 4.
The funeral was conducted Nov. 6
at /.ion United Methodist Church by
the Rev. Billy Peele. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Mrs. Wescott was born Oct. 22.
1926. in Brunswick County. She
was the daughter of the late Frances
D. and Ix'la Sullivan Skipper of
Leland. She was a member of Zion
United Methodist Church, Town
Creek Senior Citizens and the
Brunswick County Extension
Homemakers. She had been em
ployed with Block Industries for 17
years before her retirement.
Survivors include her husband.
W.H. Lee Wescott of the home; a
son. Aaron Lee Wescott of Greens
boro; a daughter. Mrs. R.G. (Sue)
Sellers of Leland; four brothers.
Henry Ford Skipper of Newport
News, Va., Dewey Skipper of
Leland. Morris (Happy) Skipper of
Yaupon Beach and Odell Skipper of
Elk Grove Village, 111.; two sisters.
Juanita Wescott of Leland and Al
berta Pavlovich of Columbia, S.C.;
five grandchildren; and 13 nieces
and nephews.
Memorials may be made to Zion
United Methodist Church Memorial
Fund.
HILDA ROSS MOFFITT
Hilda Ross Moffitt, 77. of Supply
died Nov. 2 in The Brunswick Hos
pital.
The funeral was Nov. 6 in Sab
bath Home Baptist Church. Supply,
with the Rev. Wade Laughter, the
Rev. Charlie Marshall and the Rev.
Macon Wood officiating. Burial was
in Brunswick Memorial Gardens.
Shallotte.
She was born in Guilford County
on July 25, 1916, to the late J.C. and
Swana Lednum Ross. She was pre
ceded in death by her husband, the
Rev. Farland Moffitt.
Mrs. Moffitt was a member of
Sabbath Home Baptist Church.
Survivors include three daughters,
Judy Marshall of Concord, Aimee
Brill of Bolivia and Sheri Rhodes of
Supply; a brother. Macon Ross of
Eden; five grandchildren; and six
great-grandchildren.
JOHN M. HENNEMIER
John M. "Jack" Hennemier, SO, of
Rock Hill. S.C., died Nov. 4 at his
home in Westminster Towers after a
long illness. He had been a summer
resident of Holden Beach since
1 %8.
A graveside service will be held 1
p.m. Sunday. Nov. 14. in Richmond
Memorial Park. Rockingham.
Mr. Hennemier was a native of
Savannah, Ga., an inductee of the
Greater Savannah Athletic Hall of
Fame and a U.S. Navy veteran of
World War II. attaining the rank of
lieutenant commander.
He played and coached football at
the collegiate level before moving
into professional football He was
graduated from Duke University,
where he played and coached under
Wallace Wade. As a senior he was
both center and line backer at 147
pounds, and was named Most
Valuable Player and won All
American Honorable Mention.
He coached football at Washington
and Lee University and The Uni
versity of Maryland as well as at
Duke. While defensive coordinator at
Maryland his team won the college
national championship, allowing op
ponents only 31 points in 10 games.
Mr. Hennemier 's pro career began
with a stint as head coach of the
Calgary Stampeders. He later retired
after 18 years as pro scout for the
NFL Denver Broncos.
He was married to the late Mayre
Virginia Blackwell.
Survivors include two nieces,
Virginia W. Stockbridge of Houston,
Texas, and Dale W. Hard! of Nor
folk, Va.; and a nephew, Joseph R.
Weeks of Oklahoma City. Okla.
Mr. Hennemier requested that no
flowers be sent and asked that
memorial gifts be sent to Bethesda
Home for Boys, 9520 Ferguson
Avenue, Savannah, Ga. 31406.
DeLESLIE DEAUGHN INMAN
DeLeslie Deaughn Inman, 76, of
Ash died Nov. 7 at his residence.
The funeral was held Nov. 10 in
New Britton Baptist Church by the
Rev. Raymond Cumbee and the Rev.
Eugene Evans. Burial was in Griffin
Cemetery.
Mr. Inman was born in Brunswick
County on Feb. 5, 1917, a son of the
late Asa Ross and Rebecca Sim
mons Inman. He was employed by
Shallotte Ice & Fuel JCb. for 37
years.
His son, Leslie Wallace Inman,
died in 1982.
Survivors include his wife, Elfleta
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MYRTLE LEE TOWNSEND
REEVES
Myrtle Lee Townsend Reeves of
Leland died Nov. 7 in New Hanover
Regional Medical Center. Wilming
ton.
The funeral is today (Thursday) at
1 1 a.m. in First Baptist Church.
Wilmington, with the Rev. Dr. Mic
hael Queen officiating. A graveside
service will follow at 3 p.m. at
While Creek Baptist Church Ceme
tery, Clarkton.
She was horn in Clarkton on
March 30, 1918, the daughter of the
late Pearl and Georgia McKee
Townsend.
Mrs. Reeves was a member of
First Baptist Church and the Dobson
Sunday class, Letitia-Rebecca
Lodge No. 30, IOOF, Old Timers
Railroad Club and Olde Towne
Association.
Survivors include her husband.
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Reeves of Wilmington, and Harold
Lee Reeves and Claude Allen
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grandchildren.
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