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BILLY GENE
NARRON
Graveside services
for Billy Gene Narron,
89. of Shelby Rd., will be
conducted Tuesday at 4
p. m. from Mountain
Rest Cemetery by Rev.
L. M. Schumann.
Mr. Narron died of
self-inflicted gunshot
wounds of the chest
Saturday night at 11 p.
m. at his home.
He was a native of
Johnson County, N. C.,
son of the late Archie
Cleveland and Ruby
Boykin Narron and
operated Narron’s Used
Auto Parts. He was a
veteran of service In the
Korean War.
Surviving are his
wife, Mrs. Alice Faye
Hardin Narron; one
stepson, Steven Casper
of the home; two
stepdaughters, Teresa
Ann Chyce of Shelby
and Donna Faye Casper
of . the home; five
brothers, Danny Narron
of Raleigh, Randy
Narron of Memphis,
Tenn., Raeford Narron
of the U. S. Army at
Fort Hood, Texas,
Bayden Narron of
Chesapeake, Va., and
Roland Narron of
Clayton; and one sister,
Mrs. Theodore Truelove
of Clayton, N. C.
Harris Funeral Home
Is In charge of
airangements.
VERNON LEDWELL
CHERRYVILLE -
Funeral services for
Vernon E. Ledwell were
held at 2 p. m. Saturday
at Capps Memorial Mls-
slonary Methodist
Church by the Rev. H. S.
Scruggs, Chaplain Jack
Cooke and the Rev. R.
L. Prendergrast. Burial
was In City Memorial
Cemetery.
38. of'Ylall-
man Rd., died In a high
way accident In Mon-
teagle, Tenn. last
Tuesday. He was em
ployed by Bowman
Transportation of Char
lotte. He was a native of
Gaston County and a
member of the church
where services were
held.
Survivors are his
widow, Mrs. Thelma
Cline Ledwell; one son,
Vernon E. Ledwell Jr. of
the home; three daugh
ters, Sandra L., Dana
M. and Susan E. Led
well of the home; his
mother, Mrs. Violet
Heavner Ledwell of
CherryvUle; and six
sisters, Mrs. Richard
Bridges of Kings Moun
tain, Mrs. WlUlam HaU-
man of Newton, Mrs.
Ben Brackett of Belve
dere, S. C., Mrs. Ben
Watts of Augusta, Ga.,
Mrs. William Bldema of
Charleston, S. C. and
Mrs. WUbur Hallman of
Malden.
Carpenter's Funeral
Home had charge of the
arrangements.
W. M. FORD
i^uneral services for
W. M. Ford. 72, of
Cramerton, husband of
the former Dorothy
Kiser of Kings Moun
tain, were conducted
Monday at 2 p. m. from
Elmwood Chapel of
Ward Funeral Home by
the Rev. Charles Mc
Manus.
Mrs. Ford, was
brother-in-law of the
late L. Arnold Kiser of
Kings Mountain.
Surviving, in addition
to tUs wife, are one son,
Capt. PhUllp L. Ford of
O’Fallon, Ill.; three
sisters, Mrs. Ed Rockett
of Brevard, Mrs. George
' Caraway of Atlanta, Oa.
and Mrs. Bob Stewart of
Patoisvllle, Ohio.
In lieu of flowers,
memorials may be sent
to the Lutheran Church
Chapel of Gastonia.
Ward Funeral Home
was In charge of
arrangements.
MRS. HERNDON
GROVER— Funeral
services for Mrs. No
vella Bookout Herndon
were held at 2 p. m.
Saturday at First Bap
tist Church by the Rev.
Paul Sorrell. Burial was
In Grover Cemetery.
Mrs. Herndon, 89,
died last Thursday
morning In a local nur
sing home following an
Illness of severed years.
She was the wddow of
John Lester Herndon.
Survivors are three
sons. Bud, Harold and
Jack Herndon of
Grover; one brother,
David Bookout of Char
lotte; one slater, Mrs.
Clvde Lawrence oi
Richmond, Va.; 10
grandchildren emd nine
great-grandchildren.
Harris Funeral Home
of Kings Mountain had
charge of the
arrangemenSs.
MRS. AUDREY SMITH
Graveside services
for Mrs. Audrey Lee
Humphries Smith, 67, of
Shelby, sister of Mrs.
Coreen H. Wallace of
Kings Mountain, were
conducted Wednesday
at 3 p. m. from Sunset
Cemetery by Chaplain
Leonsu-d Byers.
Mrs. Smith died
Tuesday morning In
Blowing Rock. She was
daughter of the late Joe
and Dora Ann Hum
phries and widow of
Marvin Lester Smith.
She was a member of
Churchill Drive Baptist
Church of Shelby.
Also surviving Is her
daughter. Miss Patricia
Ann Smith of Shelby.
Lutz Austell Funeral
Home was In charge of
arrangements.
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Area Deaths And Funerals
MRS. JUUA LYNCH
BESSEMER CITY -
Funeral services for
Mrs. Julia Dixon Lynch
were held at 3 p. m.
Sunday at First Baptist
Church by the Rev. A.
A. Bailey. Burial wm In
Bessemer City
Memorial Cemetery.
Mrs. Lynch, 62, of 204
E. Virginia Ave., died
last Friday night In the
Kings Mountain
Hospital. The widow of
the late Frank Stanley
Lynch, she was owner
and operator of Julia’s
Florist.
Survivors are three
sons, Dwaln and Steve
Lynch of Kings
Mountain and Dan
Lynch of Bessemer
City; three b^.j.hers.
Kelly Dixon of
Greensboro, BUI Dixon
of Charlotte and Earl
Dixon of Lake Norman,
one sister, Mrs. Edith
Waldrep of Shelby; and
five grandchUdren.
Carothers Funeral
Home of Gastonia had
charge of the arrange
ments.
MRS. NORMA
BLANTON
HENRIETTA - Fu
neral services for Mrs.
Norma Givens Blanton
were held at 3 p. m. Sun
day at First United
Methodist Church In
lAvondale by the Rev.
Harry Sellers, the Rev.
Clay Morgan and the
Rev. M. W. Stallings.
Mrs. Blanton, 68, of
Henrietta, died Friday
morning In Royster
Memorial Hospital,
Bolling Springs. She
was the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Givens and was a
retired textile worker.
Survivors are her hus
band, John Bates Blan
ton; one son, Sam Blan
ton of Kings Mountain;
one daughter, Mrs.
Peggy Shehan of
Rutherfordton; one
brother, Baxter Givens
of Haniietta; and three
sisters, Mrs. Grace
Smith of Henrietta and
Mrs. MeUta Ayers and
Mrs. Louise Sunday of
Forest City; and three
grandchUdren.
McKlnney-Landreth
Funeral Home had
charge of the
arrangements.
Max Gardner Hardin,
53, of 1101 Ambassador
St. in Charlotte, brother
of Mrs. Edward Tucker
and Mrs. C. V. Gaffney
of Kings Mountain, will
be conducted Thursday
at 2 p. m. from Miller
Kerns & Cavin Funeral
Home of Charlotte,
interment following in
Eastview Cemetery in
Wadesboro.
Rev. Hayward
Morrison, of Wingate
United Methodist
Church, and Rev. Jack
Hartman of Northside
Baptist Church, will
officiate.
Mr. Hardin was a
foreman in the
Acoustical Department
of Southern Flooring
and At^oustical Com
pany in Charlotte.
Also surviving are his
wife, Mrs. Nancy
Morris Hardin; two
sons, Charles Anthony
Hardin and Jeffrey
Shannon Hardin, both of
Charlotte; and two
daughters, Kelly Tina
and Nancy Ann Hardin,
both of Charlotte.
Roper
To Sing
Sunday
Pat Roper music
evangelist from
Greenville, S. C., will be
singing at First Baptist
Church Sunday at 11 a.
m., and 7:30 p. m. He
will be accompanied by
his wife, Donna, and
their son. The evening
service will be a com
plete sacred concert.
Mr. and Mrs. Roper
are natives of Alabama.
Before entering the
work of evangelism, he
served as Minister of
Music in churches in
Alabama, Louisiana,
and South Carolina.
First Baptist Church
extends a invitation to
everyone to attend these
special services.
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