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FUNERAL
MRS LILL1E MILLER
CARMON MILLER
Joinl services tor Mrs. Lilhe
Duck Miller, SI. of Mars Hill
R; 2. wtio died Sunday,
August 23, in a Western
Noith Carolina hospital after
a long illness, and her son,
Cannon Miller, 54, also of
Mais Mill. Rl 2 who died
SuncLiv in a Western North
Caioluu hospital, were held
lue-da at 2 p in. in Bethel
Baptist Chinch.
I he Revs. Bill Hensley and
Allen Mckinney officiated.
Bunal was in Duck Cemetery.
Pallbeaieis were Robert
Robinson. Cannel Ballard.
Auburn Shepherd. Henry,
Owen and 1. W. 0. Duck,
I d Candler, Clvde Ra. Utt
and Gai Randolph and
Johiinv and lallas Bucknei
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Mis Millei was a hlelong
lesideut ot Madison Counts
and the widow ot Horace
Millei . who died in I'M 5.
Surviving Mrs Millet aie
two sisUms. Mis. Bessie
Ballaid ot leiceslei and Mis.
Minnie Rjinsev ot Coibin.
K . a biothei. Berne Duck
o t I e i c e s l e r . t hree
grandchildren and live
gjeat-giaridchildien.
Mi Millei was an emplov e
of A and B Emblem Corp.
and a lifelong resident ot
Madison County .
Surviving Mi. Miller are
three sons. BilK J. of ft.
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Lauderdale, Fla. and Bobby
J. and Gerald C. Miller, of
Mars Hill, and five
grandchildren.
Holcombe Funeral Home
was in charge.
EDNA CHANDLEY BAILEY
Mrs. Edna Chandley Bailey,
79, of 191 Weaverville Road,
Asheville, wife of former
Madison County Sheriff Jesse
James Bailey, died at 7:30
pan. Wednesday, August 19,
in a Western North Carolina
hospital after a long illness.
A member of a pioneer
Madison County family, she
was the daughter of the late
Everett Flynn and Melissa
Hensley Chandley, the
peat-granddaughter of the
Rev. Thomas Rollins, a
Western North Carolina
minister of the 1800s, and
the fifth great-granddaughter
of General John Sevier.
A graduate of the old
Ashevlle Normal School, she
was a member of Asheville
first Baptist Church where
she taught Sunday School for
many years. She was a charter
member and past matron of
Marshall Chapter No. 35,
Order of the Eastern Star.
Surviving in addition to her
husband are a daughter, Mrs.
diaries E. Lovin Jr. of
Greensboro; and a
half-brother, James V.
Ramsey of St. Petersburg,
Ha.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Friday in Marshall Baptist
Church The Rev. Albert A.
Peverall officiated. Graveside
se i vices were held at 1 1 a.m.
Saturday in Forest Lawn
Cemetery, Greensboro, with
the Rev. Jack Roe officiating.
Bowman-Duckett Funeral
Home, was in charge ol
arrange ments.
ELMER STAMEY
1 liner Stamey, 60, of
Swannanoa, formerly ot Hot
Spiings, died Sunday. August
23. in a Western North
Carolina hospital after a long
illness.
A native of Madison
Counlv. he was a Joimer
emplove of the State
lligliwav Commission
Surviving aie the widow.
Mis Annie Mae I owlei
Siamev. a son. Charles
Stamev with the U. S. Ai rnv
in Vietnam, tout sisteis. Mis.
Hester I I e rn i n g o I
a v nesvi lie. Mis John
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Services were held at 2:30
p.m. Tuesday in Liberty
Baptist Church, Hot Springs
Rt.l.
The Rev. Sam Austin and
Elmer Keener officiated.
Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Pallbearers were Darrell and
James Fowler, J. C. Caldwell,
Romaine Willett, Jack Pipes
and Ansell Sawyer.
Bowman-Duckett Funeral
Home, Marshall, was in
charge of arrangements.
MRS. ADDIE WILSON
Mrs. Addie Carver Wilson,
75, formerly of Madison
County, died Friday in a
Morganton hospital after a
long illness.
Surviving are the husband,
Jerry Wilson; one daughter,
Mrs. Oscar Burrell of Detroit,
Mich.; three sons, Carl of
Arden, Luther of Candler and
Cecil Wilson of Grover; one
stepdaughter, Mrs. Hazel
Blankenship of Asheville; one
sister, Mrs. Bessie Sprouse of
Cowpens, S. C; nine
grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.
Services were held Sunday
at 2:30 p.m. in Laurel Valley
Baptist Church. The Rev.
Larry Brown and Lloyd
Ponder officiated. Burial was
in the Upper Laurel
Cemetery.
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pallbearers.
Holcorn.be, Funeral Home
was in charge of
arrangements.
METCALF CHILD
Janet Lee Metcalf,
two-year -old daughter of Mrs.
Doris Metcalf and the late
John Metcalf of Mars Hill,
died Tuesday morning,
August 25, in an Asheville
hospital after a long illness.
Surviving in addition to the
mother are two sisters, Susan
and Karen and two brothers,
Johnny and Roger, all of the
home; and the maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Topsy
Davis of Mars Hill.
Services will be held at 2
pjn. (Thusday) in the chapel
of Holcombe Funeral Home.
The Rev. Earl Cole will
officiate. Burial will be in
Metcalf Cemetery.
LEWIS JACKSON RECTOR
Lewis Jackson Rector, 46,
of 29 Rosemary Road,
Asheville, died at 9 p.m.
Sunday, August 23, in an
Asheville hospital after a long
illness.
A native of Madison
County and a resident of
Buncombe County for 32
years, Mr. Rector was
employed by Bowman
Transfer Co., where he had
been a truck driver for 25
years without an accident.
An Army veteran of World
War II, he held the Purple
Heart with Oak Leaf cluster.
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A veteran of five major
campaigns, Mr. Rector was
cited in the Battle of the
Bulge in France' for the single
handed capture of an enemy
company of 25 men.
He was a member of Grace
Baptist Church and United
Textile Workers local No. 50.
Surviving are the widow,
Mrs. Leila Ramsey Rector, a
daughter, Mrs. Deanna Wallin
and a son, Ronald J. Rector,
both of Asheville; the
mother, Mrs. Carrie Candler
Rector of Walnut; two
sisters, Mrs. Katherine
Treadway of Greenville, S. C.
and Mrs. Rosalee Taylor of
Hartford, Conn.; and three
brothers, Lucas Rome of
Asheville, Fred of Walnut and
John Herbert Rector of
Tampa, Fla.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Tuesday in the chapel of
Anders-Rice Funeral Home.
The Revs. C. R. Pierce and
Billy Cline officiated. Burial
was in Green Hills Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Ben Hare,
Jim Wolfe, Jim and Martin
Ramsey, Jack Glenn and
Rufus Gray.
LEONARD C.CHAMBERS
Services for Leonard C.
Chambers, 73, of Gorman
Bridge Road, Asheville, Rt. 1 ,
who died Monday, August
24, were held at 3:30 p.m.
Wednesday in the chapel of
West Funeral Home,
Weaverville.
The Rev. Howard Rogers
officiated. Burial was in
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MARS HILL
N. C. AUGUST 27, 1970
Forest -Lawn Cemetery.
Pallbearers were . Junior
Ducker, Lloyd Moss, 0. E.
Gantt, Frank Cole, Bob
Laster and Wayne and Donald
Anderson.
A native of Terry's Fork
section of Madison County,
Mr. Chambers was a retired
employe of Battery Park
Hotel. He had lived in
Buncombe County for 30
years.
Surviving are a daughter,
Mrs. Dorothy Sluder of
Asheville; a son, Clyde
Chambers of Dearborn,
Mich.; a sister, Mrs. Carl
Gardner of Weaverville: three
brothers, Ellis, Lonnie and
Vernie Chambers, all of
Asheville; two grandchildren
and two great-gradnchildren.
In Memoriam
In Memory of
Katherine Go forth Fowler
who left us on Sept. 1.1968
It matters not the day or
year,
There's still a memory, still a
tear;
Memories don't fade, they
just grow deep.
For one we loved, but could
not keep.
God has you in His keeping.
We have you in our hearts
Beautiful memories, more
precious than gold,
These are the things you left
us to hold.
Sadly missed by son,
Gary, Lynda and
grandson, Christopher
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