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Funerals Fron
Spease and Mr. Willie Edward Spea
Hairston of Pfafflown; eleven grar
grandchildren and several other reh
Funeral services were held at 2 p.
Bethlehem A.M.E. Zion Church
cemetery. Clark S. Brown & Sons F
the funeral arrangements.
Catherine Venable Berry
Mrs. Catherine Venable Berry,
Wednesday, Oct. 17, in N.C Baptis
Winston-Salem and graduated from
retired employee of AT&T and a i
Church, where she was a deaconess
. Mrs. Berrv was also a membe
Women and the Telephone Pioneer
daughter, Mrs. Constance LaVer
Joseph W. Venable Jr., Mr. Quent
V?nihlc ftnH Mr RnnalH Q V?n
Wilson; two daughters-in-law, Mrs.
Venable; one son-in-law, Mr. Willia
law; five sisters-in-law; sixteen
nephews, relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held at 4:3
the Grace Presbyterian Church..
Cemetery. Clark S. Brown & Sons 1
the funeral arrangements.
Alien M. She//
Mr. Allen M. Sheff, of Tri City 1
ing, Oct. 16. He was a native of Tob
faith.
Mr. Sheff was a retired employee
co Company. He is survived by o
Shelton; one brother-in-law, Mr. N
two nepews and many other relativ
Funeral services were held at 4 |
Clark S. Brown & Sons Funeral Hoi
Cemetery. Clark S. Brown & Sons
the funeral arrangements.
Lucille Reginia Smith
Mrs. Lucille Reginia Smith, of 5
aay, <jci. is, in in.c. Baptist Hospi
coville, lived in New York City for
her home in Winston-Salem 2 year
Mrs. Smith was employed with F
,and she was of the Methodist fail
band, Mr. Johnnie Smith, of the h
Smith, Jr., of the home;one daugh
the home; one step-daughter, Mrs.
her father, Mr. David Lee Myers o
Lois Green of Elyria, Ohio; four t
Jr., Mr. Aldine Myers of East B<
Brooklyn, N.Y., and the Rev. Jloy
grandchild and several other relatr
Funeral services were held at 2
Center Grove A.M.E. Zion Chui
cemetery. Clark S. Brown & Sons 1
the funeral arrangements.
George Caldwell
Mr. George Caldwell, Jr., of
Detroit, Mich., died Friday, Oct. 1
of Winston-Salem and a veteran o
Mr. Caldwell was a former mem
Church. He is survived by three s
Mrc RMtrir# Dnri# Knth nf ?hic /?ii
wt ?a WW awa iv| vw?a? va aaiitj VI
Rochester, N.Y.; two brothers, 1
Caldwell, both of this city; one ui
one aunt, Mrs. Louise Williams of
law, Buster Green and Charles Ro
Funeral services were held at 1 ]
Morning Star Baptist Church. Bi
Cemetery. Hooper Funeral Directc
Rosie Lee Pollard
Ms. Rosie Lee Pollard, of 1986
Oct. 15, at the Forsyth Memorial f
city and a former member of the ]
Ms. Pollard was a former emplo:
She is survived by a daughter, Miss
mother, Mrs. Juanita P. Chaldlei
Ruth Washington and Mrs. Pamel
uncles, Elijah Pollard and Tilmon
Chapel of the Hooper Funeral H<
ergreen Cemetery. Hooper Funera
funeral arrangements.
Stephon Raynard Johnson
Mr. Stephon Raynard Johnson
Tuesday, Oct. 16, at the Pitt Cou
ville. He was a native of this city
Mr Inhncnn urat a araHnat* nf
V W???MfWia VT1M ? H%BV*M?V Vt
He is survived by his mother, Ms.
W. Miller; two brothers, Steven J
Miller, Jr., of Charlotte; his grant
this city, and other relatives.
Funeral services were held at 2 p
Chapel of the Hooper Funeral
Evergreen Cemetery. Hooper Fur
the funeral arrangements.
Margaret C. Norton
Mrs. Margaret C. Horton, of 6
day, Oct. 17, at the N.C. Baptist Icity
and was a retired employee of
Mrs. Horton was of the Baptist
Happy Hill Senior Citizens Club.
Mrs. Barbara Simpson Williams,
Lossie Watts and Mrs. Mabel Glen
grandchildren, and other relatives.
Plaaaa sh pi
lay, October 25, 1984
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ise; one sister, Mrs. Irene Pace
tdchildren, twenty-three greatitives
and friends.
m. on Sunday, Oct. 31, in the I
. Burial was in the church
runeral Home was in charge of I
of 2836 Gilmer Ave., died
t Hospital. She was a native of
Atkins High School. She was a I
nember of Grace Presbyterian
H
r of the United Presbyterian
s Club. She is survived by one
ne Pearson; four sons, Mr.
in H. Venable, Mr. Clifton R.
able; one sister, Mrs. Louise
, Nancy Venable and Mrs. Lois
im Pearson Jr; five brothers-in- I
grandchildren, many nieces,
0 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 21, in
Burial was in the Evergreen
[.nnarnl Llnma ?* ? f
i wiivich iiviiic was in wuaigc ui
Haven, died on Tuesday mornaccoville
and was of the Baptist
of Brown & Williamson Tobac>ne
sister, Mrs. Dorothy Sheff
lorman P. Shelton; two nieces,
es and friends. I
p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 18, in
me. Burial was in the Evergreen I
Funeral Home was in charge of
05-B Barry Court, died Thursital.
She was a native of Tobac29
years, and returned to make
s ago.
tonayalbee Corp. of New York
th. She is survived by her hus- I
ome; one son, Mr. Johnnie H.
iter, Mrs. Glenda A. Smith, of H
Angletta McCoy, of this city;
f Tobaccoville; one sister, Mrs.
>rothers, Mr. David Lee Myers
ind, Mr. Joe Robert Myers of . I
ace W. Myers, of this city; one
ves. |
p.m. on Monday, Oct. 22, in
xh. Burial was in the church
Fuheral Home was in charge of
e
1981 Burlingame Apartments,
2, in that city. He was a native
f the U.S. Army,
ber of the Morning Star Baptist
isters, Mrs. Maggie Green and
ty, and Miss Minnie Caldwell of
Eugene H. Caldwell and Leon
lcle, the Rev. Charles Jackson;
Chester, S.C.; two brothers-inrie,
and other relatives,
p.m. on Friday, Oct. 19, at the
trial followed in the Evergreen
>rs was in charge of services.
Maryland Ave., died Monday,*
lospital. She was a native of this
D?,l1ok Qoniict
wvuimi uapitoi vnuiwili
yee of the Forsyth Medical Park.
Sherrie Pollard, of this city; her I
', of this city; two sisters, Mrs.
a Shell; four grandchildren; two
Pollard, and other relatives.
Dme. Burial Followed in the Ev
,1 Directors was in charge of the
i, of 829 W. Seventh St., died
tnty Memorial Hospital, Greenand
was of the Baptist faith,
the Lenoir Community College.
Edith Johnson; his father, Billy
ohnson of Raleigh and Billy W.
imother, Mrs. Martha Miller,of
i.m. on Saturday, Oct. 20, in the
Home. Burial followed in the
teral Directors was in charge of
IS Alexander St., died Wedneslospital.
She was a native of this
the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
faith and was a member of the
She is survived by a daughter,
of this city; two nieces, Mrs.
n; four grandchildren; six greatiga
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