Area Deaths and Fi?nerals
Russell's
' Funeral Home
822 Carl Russell Ave.
722-3459
GOINS
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? Mr. Early Goins, 73, of Winston-Salem, died
Saturday, Dec. 21,1991 at his home. He was bom on
J^ne 6, 1919 in Winston-Salem to the late Lillie
Bjown and John Goins. He was a native and lifelong
resident of Winston-Salem.
I He is survived by one brother, Mr. Roy Goins of
Winston-Salem; three nieces, Shirley Goins, Carolyn
Q>vington, and Janice Chisholm, all of Winstoh
Salem; two nephews, Cedric Brow and Ronnie
Goins, both of Winston-Salem; and several other rel
atives and friends.
> Funeral services were held Tuesday, Dec. 24, at
ll a.m. at Evergreen Cemetery with the Reverend
Skm Hairston officiating.
HAMMONDS .
* Mr. Columbus Hammonds Sr., 91, of Winston
Salem, died Thursday, Dec. 19,1991 at his home. He
v&s a native of Lancaster, S.C. and had lived in Win
stpn-Salem for 70 years. He was a member of Shiloh
Baptist Church and a retired employee of the South
ed Railway Company.
1 He is survived by is wife of 71 years, Mrs.
Margie J. Hammonds, of the home; one daughter,
Mrs. Eunice Dupont of Winston-Salem; one son, Mr.
Columbus Hammonds Jr. of Winston-Salem; three
sisters, Honey Bee Neeley of Washington, D.C., Lot
tie White of Lincolnton, and Lucy Foster of Cher
ryville; three brothers, James Hammonds of Lincol
nton., Robert Lee Hammonds of East Spencer, and
Oscar Hammonds of Kannapolis; fourteen grandchil
dren; thirty-six great-grandchildren; a devoted
brother-in-law, Mr. Joe Johnson of Winston-Salem;
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aqd a host of other relatives and many friends.
Funeral services were held Monday, Dec. 23 at
330 p.m. at Shiloh Baptist Church with the Rev
erend Paul Lowe officiating. Burial followed at Pied
mont Memorial Gardens. '
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O'ROARK
Mrs. Blondelia McKnight Smith O'Roark, of
Chicago, 111., died Friday, Dec. 13, 1991 in Chicago.
She was born in Winston-Salem to Andrew and
Ophelia McKnight (Rev.) She attended Knoxville
College where she excelled in Classical/Vocal music
and fine arts. After graduation, she briefly taught
school and traveled with .several choirs, often as the
featured soloist. She was a member of Gammon
Memorial United Methodist Church and avidly par
ticipated in the choir. :
She is survived by one son, Jason Smith III
(LaRaine); one sister, Barbara McKnight Bumbry;
one broth&fohn Clyde McKnight; her stepmother,
Leona McKnight; sisters-in-law. Novella Smith and
Edna Evans (Jacob); four grandchildren, Shelley,
Jason IV, Atkins, and Julius; and numerous other rel
atives and friends.
Funeral services were held Thursday, Dec. 19, at
11 a.m. at Gammon United Methodist Church in
Chicago, 111. with the Reverend Donald Guest offici
ating. Burial followed at Restvale Cemetery in
Chicago.
SUBER
Mr. John Wesley Suber, of Winston-Salem, died
Sunday, Dec. 15, 1991 at his home. He was bom on
April 30.1941 in Winston-Salem to the late Mr. John
Suber and Mrs. Lottie Adams. He attended the Win
ston-Sjalem/Forsyth County Schools and was a
retired disabled employee of the R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco Company, Factory #12.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Lottie Adams
of the koine; four brothers, Wilson G. Robinson
(Brenda), Alfred Adams (Lectra), Frederick Adams
of San Francisco, Calif., and Thomas Adams of Vir
ginia; three sisters, Diane Kirby, Madeline Mullins,
and Ethel Green, all of Winston-Salem; two aunts,
Emma Suber and Hazel Suber of Baltimore, Md., a
devote^yjaend. Patricia Broome; and host of nieces,
nephews, aria many friends.
FtpwMpnrices were held Thursday, Dec.19, at
3 p.m. lSronf Russell Funeral Home Chapel with the
Reverend James Taylor officiating. Burial followed
at Evergreen Cemetery.
Forsyth Missionary and
Education Union to meet
I The Forsyth Missionary and
Education Union will meet on Sun
<*y. December 29 at 3 p.m. at Zion
Memorial Baptist Church, VOi
North Dunleith Ave., where the
Rjev. Joseph Jones is pastor.
>1 The Rev. Dr. W. B. Lewis will
tying the message.
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> Dr. Lewis is pastor of the First
G>smopolitan Baptist Church in
Raleigh. He is also the president of
tfie General Baptist State Conven
tion of North Carolina. He serves on
ljflany boards and committees on
Ideal, state, and national levels.
<1 Dr. Lewis is a graduate of
Sjiaw University with an A.B.
degree. He also holds a Master of
firivinity degree from Shaw Divinity
School and the honorary D.D.
degree also from Shaw. In addition;
he has done further study atjhe
Southeastern Theological Semfrury
in Wake Forest, N.C. In 1988, he
received the Doctor of Ministry
degree from St. Mary's Seminary
and University in Baltimore, MD.
Dr. Lewis has traveled exten
sively throughout the Unit<afJStatcs
and Canada. Other travef i
Rev. Joseph Jones
trips to the Holy Land, Germany,
France, Greece, Italy, Africa, Syria,
Lebanon, India, Turkey, and Eng
land. ? %
The Rev. Joseph Jones is presi
dent of the Forsyth Missionary and
Education Union. The public is
invited to attend.
May
Your
Happiness
Reach
Heights
In The
Year
To ?ome
Many thanks
to the community
for your continued
support.
RENITA O. THOMPKINS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
301 S. Liberty St.
725-0998
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Proficient on the Oi^ctn and Piano
Send Your Qualifications to:
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