Bonnie C. Roberts
Funeral services will be bald this
afternoon at 2 p.m. for BobbI? Cut
shall Roberts of Sprouse Town Rd,
who died Sept. S3 in an Ashevilie
hospital at the age of 51.
Services will be held in the Harris
Memorial Free Will Baptist Church
in Camp Creek, Tenn. The Revs
Roger Boone and Stewart Edwanfc
will officiate. Burial will be con
ducted in the church cemetery.
A native of Greene County, Tenn.,
she was the daughter of the late
Pheris and Mary Thomas Cutshall
She had lived in Madison County for
the paat 27 years.
She is survived by five brothers,
Boyd Cutshall of Black Mountain,
W or ley Cutshall of Mars Hill, Sisrow
Cutshall of Granite Falls, Walter CK
shall of Marshall and Woodrow Cut
shall of Weaverville; and two sisters,
Thelma Bullman of Black Mountain
and Grace Bullman of Mart Hill.
W.T. McCurry
Funeral services were held Mon
day for W.T. McCurry of Weaverville
who died Saturday in an Asheville
hospital at the age of 93.
Services were held in the Mount
Bethel Free Will Baptist Church, of
which he was a charter member and
former deacon and trustee. The Revs.
Harrison Hinson, Bobby Ballard and
Bobby Robinson officiated. Burial
was conducted in the church
cemetery.
A native of Yancey County, he was
the son of the late Jerome and
Margaret Ann Bailey McCurry and
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IN LOVE AND MEMORY
of THtMy Lt Ann Coates
05/07/ 83 ? 09/28/83
Whan God calls little children to dwell
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We mortals sometime question the
w sdom of His love
Far no heartache compares with the
death oi one small child
Who does so much to make our world
sooio wonderful dud mild
Perhaps God tires el calling the af es
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So He picks a rosebud before it can
growoM.
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and so He takes but lew
To make the land ol Heaven more
beautiful ta view.
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we must by,
The saddest word mankind knows wiM
otwoys bo ^Goodbyo"
So when a little child departs, we who
Must realize Sod loves children.
Angels are hard to find.
Always in our hearts.
Your Family
the husband of Ethel Mctoe Mc
Curry, who dted in 1*1.
He Is survived by two daughters,
Ernestine Poster of Candler and
Margaret Shuford of Winston-SaJem;
three sens, Ray and Carol McCurryef
Candler and A.C. McCurry of
Weavervilie; 10 grandchildren and
nine great-grandchildren. '
Vonnie Hipps
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon for Vonnie McLean Hipps
of Asheville who died Sept. 20 in a
Buncombe County health care center.
Services were held in the chapel of
the First Baptist Church with the
Rev. Cecil Sherman officiating.
Burial was conducted in the Green
Hills Cemetery.
A native of Madison County, she
was the daughter of the late Dr. I.N.
and Julia Buckner McLean and the
widow of W. Handy Hipps, a former
Asheville attorney and Buncombe
County school superintendent
Mrs. Hipps was a member of the
First Baptist Church.
She is survived by two daughters,
Betty DeLozier of Asheville and
Kathryn Trueblood of Atlanta, Ga.; a
son, Byron Hipps of Chicago, Ul. ; and
three grandchildren.
Lucy Rector Prentiss
Funeral services were held on
Thursday for Lucy Rector Prentiss of
Hanahan, S C., who died Sept. 17 in a
South Carolina hospital at the age of
71.
Services were held in the Magnolia
Cemetery in Charleston, S.C.
A native of Marshall, she was the
daughter of the late Enoch and Lucy
IN LOVE AND MEMORY
of
Mae Clarke Coates
01/10/1899 ?09/28/1967
I am home in Heaven, dear
ones; Oh, so happy and so bright;
There is perfect joy and bea
uty In this everlasting light.
Ml the pain and grief is over,
Arery restless tossing passed;
I am now at peace forever,
Safely home in Heaven at last
There is work still waiting for
you, So you must not idly stand;
Do it now, while life remaineth
? You shall rest in Jesus' land.
When that work is all com
pleted, He will gently call you
Home;
Oh, the rapture of that meet
ing, Oh, the joy to see you come!
Sadly missed,
Your Children
Lunsford Rector Mn. Prentiss wm a
member of the Ymii Park
Presbyterian Church
She is survived by ber hinh? rt
William E Prentiss; a daughter.
Mrs. Tony Partridge of Charleston; a
son, Biily Silver of Columbia. S.C.; a
brother, Charles S. Rector of N.
Charleston; and a grandson.
Elsie N. Lovin
Funeral services were held Friday
for Elsie Nathaniel Lovin of Candler
who died Sept. 19 in an Ashevilie
hoapltalattbeageofW
Services were bold in ttoe chapel of
the Rev Larry Spouse officiating
Burial was conducted in Pisgah View
Memorial Park. Candler
A native of Madison County, be had
made his home in Buncombe County
for the past 3S years. He was a son cf
the late Van Buren and Harriet Bell
Ball Lovin and the husband of Oeta
Brazil Dodd Lovin, who died in 1978
Mr. Lovin attended the Maple Ridge
Baptist Church and was a former
employee of the Boiing Chair Co.
He is survived by his daughter
Lucille Payne of Candler; four sons,
Alvin Lovin of Aslteville, Ernest
Lovin of Little Rock, Ark., Paul Lovin
of Hot Springs and Vernon Lovin of
Asheville; 19 grandchildren, 20 great
grandchildren and three great-great
grandchildren.
Vegie Hipps Smith
Funeral services were held Tues
day for Vagie filppe Smith of
Leicester who died Sept. 22 in an
AsbevUie health car* facility at the
age of 73.
Services were held in the Western
Chapel United Methodist Church with
the Revs. Marvin Ma this, C.J. DuvaU
and Garrett Propest officiating.
Burial was conducted in the church
cemetery.
A native of Buncombe County, she
wis the daughter of the late Wiliam
?ad Minnie Robertson Hipp* and the
who died in IMS
m?har of the Geonatawa Baptist
Church.
She is survived by two daughters.
Alien White of Aaheviiie and Revov
da Haney of Loicaatar; three aons,
Re* and Neil Smith of Leicester and
Glenn Smith of Candler; a brother,
Linton Hipps of Marysvilie, Wash ; 10
grandchildren and eight great
grandchildren.
CARD OF THANKS
i ne iwiuiy oi ?enna Tweed Harris
wish to thank all the neighbors and
friends for the kindnesses shown ck*
ing our recent sadness. The gifts of
flowers, food and the though tf illness
of all are greatly appreciated. A
special thank you goes to the staff at
the Bowman Funeral Home and Mrs.
Barbara Penland
Charles 'Bad' Parrts
Shirley Buchanan
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