Warren County, Area Deaths And Funerals
GEORGE R. 8COGG1N
Graveside services for
Mr. _ George Robert
Scoggin, 99, retired owner
and operator of Scoggm
Motor Company, were
conducted on Sunday at 2
p. m in Fairview Cemetery
at Warren ton by the
Rev Charles Owens, Methodist
minister, assisted by
David Tucker, Intern
The son of the late Lewis
Edward and Lucy Frances
Palmer Scoggin, Mr Scoggm
died in South Hill
Memorial Hospital on
Friday He would have
been 100 years on Sept. 27,
1981. He was a member of
Wesley Memorial United
Methodist Church of Warrenton.
Mr Scoggin is survived
by two daughters. Mrs J
Clifford Magruder of White
Stone. Va , and Mrs Rufus
S Jones of Warrenton; a
sister, Mrs. H. Meade
Goodwin House of Alexandria,
Va.; four grandchildren,
and five great-grandchildren.
JESSE C. SALMON
LITTLETON - Funeral
services for Jesse Claude
Salmon, 73, who died on
Thursday, were conducted
at 2 p. m. Sunday from
Hockaday Funeral Home
Chapel in Roanoke Rapids
Burial was in Sunset Hills
Cemetery in Littleton
Mr. Salmon is survived
by his widow, Mrs. Ruby
Faucette Salmon; a daughter,
Mrs. Rebie Salmon
Reid of Littleton; three
brothers, Wilber Salmon
and Roy Salmon, both of
Littleton, and Howard
Salmon of Warrenton; a
sister, Mrs. Lula Salmon
Kidd of Richmond, Va.
VERNA LEE HALE
LOUISBURG - Funeral
services for Verna Lee
Hale, 68, of Rt. 6, Louisburg,
were conducted at 2
p. m. from the Mount
Grove Baptist Church by
the Rev. James Breeder.
Burial was in the Highland
Memory Gardens.
Mrs. Hale died Sunday at
Franklin Memorial Hospital
in Louisburg.
She is survived by three
sons, Lee Burt Hale, Sr., of
Warrenton, Ralph Hale of
Louisburg and Lonnie Hale
of the home; three sisters,
Mrs. Emmitt Moore and
Mrs. Perry Hight, both cf
Castalia and Tollie Hale of
Louisburg; four grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren.
BETTY P. HOSE
Funeral services for
Mrs. Betty Pietce Rose. 78
o# Warren ton, were
conducted at 2 p. m.
Tuesday from the J. M
White Funeral Chapel in
Henderson by the Rev
Edgar Limer Burial was
in the new Baptist church
cemetery,
Mrs. Rose died Sunday
at her home. She was a
retired textile worker and
the daughter of the late
Johnnie Robert and Betty
Bass Pierce. She was a
native of Wilson County
and the widow of the late
Johnnie E Rose.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Joyce Rose
Medlin and Mrs. Audrey
Wukovich of Van Voorhis,
Pa.; seven grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren.
Active pallbearers were
Dale Medlin, Gene Medlin,
David Medlin, Billy Medlin,
Nicky Wukovich and
Roger McDaniel.
DAVID JOHNSON
LITTLETON — Funeral
services for David Johnson,
84, of Littleton, were
conducted Wednesday at 2
p m. from Oak Grove
Baptist Church by the Rev.
G A. Gilchrist. Burial was
in the Johnson family
cemetery.
Mr. Johnson, a World
War I veteran, died
Saturday at the McGuire
Veterans Hospital in Richmond,
Va
Survivors include his
widow, Mrs. Annie S.
Johnson; a son, John Will
Johnson of Washington, D.
C.; and two foster sons,
Charles Reynolds of
Hampton,Va., and David
Reynolds of Raleigh.
LILLIE MAE WHEELER
OXFORD — Funeral
services for Mrs. Lillie
Mae Wheeler, 73, who died
on Sunday, were held at 2
p. m. Tuesday from G. T.
Eakes Funeral Home
Chapel in Oxford. Burial
was in Elm wood Cemetery.
Mrs. Wheeler is survived
by two daughters, Mrs.
Emory D. Sparks of Portsmouth,
Va., and Mrs.
Robert D. Smith, Jr., of
Radford, Va.; a son,
Robert Thomas Wheeler of
Norlina; two sisters, Mrs.
Ruby G. Griffis and Mrs.
Velsie G. Addison, both of
Durham; 11 grandchildren
and six great-grandchildren.
MARY TARE1N
LITTLETON - Funeral
services (or Mrs Mary
Parker Tarein, 55. of
Brooklyn, N. Y., were
conducted on Tuesday at 2
p. m. from the South Street
Baptist Church in Littleton
by the Rev. R H Kidd
Burial was in the church
cemetery. .
Mrs Tarein. a native of
Roanoke Rapids, died May
27 in Brooklyn, N. Y.
She is survived by a
daughter. Mrs. Juliet Viola
Pullen of Greensboro;
three sons, David William
Tarein, Jr., of Brooklyn, N.
Y., Charles Edward Tarein
of Manhattan, N. Y.. and
Sgt. Marc Anthony Tarein
with the U. S. Air Force in
Germany; a sister. Miss
Carla Mae Young of
Brooklyn, N. Y.; two
brothers, Dennis Young of
Baltimore, Md., and
Joseph Young of Roanoke
Rapids; and three grandchildren.
MURPHY ALSTON
Funeral services for
Murphy Alston were held
at 2 p.m. Saturday at Fork
Chapel Baptist Church in
Inez by the Rev. W. W.
Faulcon. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Mr. Alston, son of the
late Case and Mary L.
Alston, was born in Warren
County on June 20,1911.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Mary Jane Clertton
Alston of the home; one
son, Herman Alston of
Newark, N. J.; one sister,
Mrs. Maybel Mayo of
Weldon; and one brother,
Daniel Alston of
Louisburg.
Pallbearers were
William S. Alston, John
Young, Jr., Charlie
Williams, Joe Davis, Otis
McCloud and John Alston.
SAMUEL (SWEP)
CARROLL
Funeral services for
Samuel Kelly (Swep) Carroll,
were held on Tuesday
at 2 p. m. from Blaylock
Funeral Home Chapel by
the Rev. James Wilkes.
Burial was in the Warren
Plains Memorial Gardens.
Mr. Carroll, a retired
farmer and carpenter,
died at Warren General
Hospital on Sunday, May
31, at 9 p. m. The son of the
late Samuel Leroy Carroll
and the late Delena
Darnell Carroll, he was
born in Warren County.
He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Jame Short
Carroll; a son, June*
Edward Carroll of Macon;
five daughters. Mrs. Janet
Stanley. Mrs. Ethel Parnsh,
Miss Mary Carroll
and Mrs. Carolyn Goldman,
all of Richmond, Vf..
Mrs. Ethel Hudgins of
Warrenton; brothers. Gus
Carroll and Griffin Carroll,
both of Warrenton, Drew
Carroll of Youngs viile;
sisters Mrs. Mamie Pittard,
Mrs. Vergie Seagroves,
both of Durham;
half-brothers, Richard D.
Carroll and E. R. Carroll,
both of Warrenton, John H.
Carroll of Hampton, Va.,
Jimmy Carroll of Ashley,
Ky ., Milton Carroll of Scotland
Neck; half-sisters,
Mrs. Lena Morris of
Meadsville, Pa.t Mrs.
Jessie Hicks of McLeansville,
Mrs. Rebecca Prior
of Louisiana, Mrs. Ethel
Carter of Henderson; 10
grandchildren; one greatgrandchild.
Pallbearers were Raymond
Harris, Jr., Vincent
Williams, Fernie Miller,
Pat Pinnell, Gus Carroll,
Jr., Willoughby Harris.
Carroll Harris, Jack Harris,
Wesley Edwards,
Bruce Moore and Hoot
Holler.
LEWIS A. CARTER
BLACK CREEK - Funeral
services for Lewis
Alton Carter, 68, who died
on Tuesday, will be held
from Gardner's BapM*
Church near Macon this
afternoon (Hiuraday) at 3
o'clock.
He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Ruth L.
Carter; a daughter, Mrs.
Hilda Green of Youngsvllle;
two sons, alton P.
Carter of Macon and Lewis
H. Carter of Wilson; three
sisters, Mrs. Churchill
Brown. Mrs Henry Morris
and Mrs Roger Gupton, all
of Littleton and four grandchildren.
HAL B. PASCHALL
HENDERSON - Funeral
services for Hal B.
Past-ha 11, Sr., 60, who died
Friday, were conducted
Sunday at 2 p. m from
Davis Funeral Home
Chapel. Burial was in the
PaschaU family cemetery.
He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Deva Wilcox
Paschall; daughters. Mrs.
Marie P McGhee of New
Brunswick. N. J. and Miss
Alfreda Paschall of Chapel
Hill; son. Hal B. Paschall,
Jr., of Raleigh; three
sisters, Mrs. Nellie Baskett
of Henderson, Mrs.
Willie Sted of Columbia, S.
C., and Mrs. Mary Harton
of Norlina; a half-sister,
Mrs. Bertha Stainback of
Henderson.
ANNIE F. LAMM
Graveside services for
Mrs Annie Elizabeth Fitts
Lamm, 92 were conducted
Monday it 1 p. m. in
Fairview Cemetery Warrenton
Mrs. Lamm, a native of
Warren County, and (or
many years a resident of
Warren County, died at
Statesville on Friday.
Mrs. Lamm was born
January 13,1889 in Warren
County, the daughter of the
late George Collins and
Martha Claiborne Fitts
She was married to Vance
Tillman Lamm, who died
in 1955
She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Robert A.
Rippy of Douglaston, N. Y.
and Mrs. Joe F. Cline of
Statesville; and five
grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.
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Whatever makes men
good Christians, makes
them good citizens.
Daniel Webster
For Accuracy And Safety
Get Your Gauaes Checked
By EMILY BALLINGER
Home EiteulaB Agent
Canning season is just
around the corner. Now is
the time to check to see if
your equipment is ready to
use.
Do you own a pressure
canner with a clock type
gauge? If so it should be
checked for accuracy each
year. You may have it
checked at the Home
Economics Extension
Agents office in the
Warren County Agricultural
building, Warrenton. To
have the gauge checked
bring just the canner lid to
the office. There is no
charge for testing these
gauges.
Following recommended
owning practices la vary
important in having foods
that are sale to eat.
Knowing the accuracy of
your canner gauge la an
important factor in the
safety of the foods as well
as safety in using the
canner.
The Home Economics
Extension Agents office is
open from 8:00 a. m to 5.00
p. m. Bring your canner lid
by to be tested at your
convenience.
Ewrp-Stvm
To operste household equipment
economically, use small
appliances rather than the range
for small-portion cooking.
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