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Obituaries
TIMOTHY HATLEY
Oraveilde Mrvlcea for
Timothy Olles Hatley,
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Giles Arnold Hatley of Ht 3
Bessemer City, were
conducted Monday at 4 p.
m. from Mountain Heat
Cemetery, by Hev. Frank
Shirley, pastor of Temple
Baptist Church.
Young Hatley dle4
Sunday afternoon In deee*
land Memorial HixqlleL
Surviving, In addlUon te
his parents, are his stetir,
Heglna Machelle, of Hh
home; the paternal grand
parents, Mr. and Mks.
Ernest Blddlx of Beaaemar
City, and the materani
grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Greene of KtaCB
Mountain.
MARTIN W. LEIGH
Funeral services for
Martin W. Leigh, 78, of «
N. Piedmont Ave., wen
conducted Saturday tnoni-
Ing at 11 o'clock from tke
Ch^el of Harris E^laanl
Home, Interment followkiR
In Mountain Rent
Cemetery.
Hev. Ansel Center ofB-
clated at the rites.
Mr. Leigh died Thumdejr
at 8; IS p. m. In the Kln(s
Mountain Hospital after
Illness of several monflM.
He was a native of Cton-
land County, son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Savanaek
Leigh, and a retired
employe.
Surviving are his wlfs,
Mrs. Canses Lee Hannon
Leigh; three sons. Jamas
Leigh and Howard Leigh,
both of Kings Mountain,
and William Leigh of
Shelby; five daughtera,
Mrs. J. D. Moss, MTa.
Hlchard Barnette, Mrs.
Charles McDaniel, Mrs.
Dave Lockrldge smd Mrs.
Evans Carroll, all of Kings
Mountain; one sister,Mrs.
Molly Roberts of Shelhjr;
IS grandchildren luid SO
great-grandchildren.
He was a member of
Pleasant Hill Baptist
Church.
MI18.M. K.MA1H1B
Graveside services for
Mrs. Mary Kerr Mathis,
83, of 1006 Sycamore Avs.,
Columbia, S. C., fonnor
resident of Kings Moiai-
tain, were conduetsd
Monday at 8 p. m. from
Elizabeth Baptist Church
Cemetery in Shelby.
Mrs. Mathis, widow of
Eugene H. Mathis, gr.,
died Saturday ' la
Providence Hospital la
Columbia. She was
daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. HObert E. Kwr.
Surviving are her son,
Eugene H. Mathis, of
Greenville, S. C.; ono
brother, J. G. Kerr of
Columbia, S. C.; thins
slaters, Mrs. W. L. Johnson
and Miss Pearl Kerr, holh
of Columbia, S. C, and
Miss Jessie Kerr of
Whlterock, S. C.; and four
grandchildren.
MRS. A. M. BELL
Funeral rites for Mrs.
AlUe Mae Ballard Ban, 00,
of Bessemer City, wits of
Alton B. Bell, were ooi^
ducted Tuesday aftomoan
atSp. m. from BastChapal
of Sisk Funeral Hoass,
Interment following In
Bessemer City Mamoifhl
Cemetery.
Rev. A. A. Ballsy o^
tr of Hiji
AUlOl^
g. In addition til
Ad, are one eon,
BaU of Groo^
sboro; one daughter, Mrs.
Roland Painter of
Bessemer City; one sister,
Mrs. Clyde Noblitt of
Bessemer City; three
grandchildren and two
great-gihndchlldron.
R.L.NAaH,flR.
fttansiml samsas for
flclated at the rites.
Mrs. Bell died Sunday i
8:80 p. m. In the
Mow tain Hospital.
She was daughter i
late Thomas and
Melton Ballard.
Surviving,
her husband,
Harry, A.
KM Man
G>m[dete8
Training
Army Private Richard B
Brown, 18, son of Edwan
Brown Sr., Route 1, Klagi
Mowtaln, N. C., recsnilj
completed seven weeks ol
advanced Individual
training at Ft. Banning,
Ga.
The training Included
weapons quallficatloas,
squad tactics, patroUlag,
landmine warfare, flsld
communlcatloiw and ooao-
bat operations. This
qualified him as a Ufftt
weapons Infantrymaa and
as an Indirect lira
crewman.
He was taught to psf-
form any of the duties In a
rifle or mortar souad.
Robert Lee Nash, Sr., 78, of
Bessemer City, were
conducted Monday at 8 p.
m. from First Baptist
Church of Bessemer City,
Interment following In
Bessemer City Memorial
Cemetery.
Rev. A. A. Ballsy and
Rev. Law Mobley of
ficiated.
Mr. Nash, retired In
surance agent, died Sun
day at 4:80 a. m. at his
home. He was a native of
Georgia, son of the late
John J. and Fronla
Wheelua Nash.
Surviving are his wlfs,
Mrs. Buides hwla MHi;
four sons, Ihonaa Maah,
Sr., Charlie Nash, Sr. and
J. I. Nash of Bessemer City
and Robert Nash, Jr. of
Gastonia; three daughters,
Mrs. Norma Jean White of
Kinds Mountain, Mrs.
Denutfls Turner and Mias
Ubby NSah of Bessemer
Gfty: four slstars. Miss
Smith of Greenwood, S. C.
and Mrs. Sally Mae
Mercer of Royston, Ga.; 10
grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
BfRS. MILLIE PEARSON
son, 67, of 307 Fulton Dr.,
were conducted Friday at 8
p. m. from Clay-Bamette
Funeral Home, Interment
following In Camp’s Q-eek
B^>tlst Church Cemetery.
Rev. Billy Boone of-
flctoted at the rites.
Mrc. Pearson died
Waftiasdav at 7:80 a. n.
year. Bhs was a native of
CSevoland County, daugh
ter of the late Roland and
Janie Woods Emory.
Surviving are thrss
brothers, JaRtar, Dock and
Mossy Emory, all of
Shelby; two slston, Mrs.
Woodford Lorslaos of
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