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DEATHS
IDAMcFEE MATTHEWS
Funeral services (or
Mrs. Ida Mavis McFee
Matthews, 76, of Rt. 6,
Crowder's Creek Rd., who
died in a nursing home,
were conducted Thursday
at 2 p. m. (rom Crowders
Creek ARP Church by
Rev. Charles B. Evans.
Interment was In the
church cemetery.
Surviving are her hus
band, Rufus Coleman Mat
thews; three sons, Charles
Eugene, Howard Cecil and
Edward Leroy Matthews
all of Gaatonla; two daugh
ters, Mrs. HUda B. Klnley
and Mrs. Verna Mae
Mathis, both of Gastonia;
one brother, Ernest Green
McFee of Kings Mountain;
one sister, Mrs. Bonnie
Lynn Register of Gas
tonia; 17 grandchildren;
and 23 great
grandchildren.
J. W. PATTERSON
Funeral services (or
Jasper William Patterson,
88, of RL 3, who died
Friday In Kings Mountain
Hospital after a year's
illness, will be conducted
Tuesday at 4 p. m. from
Mount Olive Baptist
Church, Interment
following In Mount Olive
Bi^tlst Church Cemetery.
Rev. Eddie Evans, Jr.
will officiate at the rites.
Mr. Patterson was a
retired railroad employe
and farmer. He was a
Senior Deacon of Mount
Olive Baptist, a former
treasurer and member of
Masonic Star Lodgre No. 6
and Burial Aid Society.
He WBiB son of George W.
Patterson and Fronla
Fulton Patterson.
Surviving are hla wife,
Mrs. Beatrice Robinson
Patterson; seven sons,
Theo, Jasper, Jr., Eugene
and Alfonzo Patterson, all
of Baltimore, Md.,
Sylvannah Patterson of
Washington, D. C. and
Bernard and Robert
Patterson of Newark, N.
J.; four daughters, Mrs. V.
P. Byers, Mrs. S. P. Camp
bell, Mrs. Catherine Davis
of Spartanburg, S. C. and
Mrs. M. Hester Stevens of
Bridgeport, Conn.; two
sisters, Mrs. Amanda
McCarthy and Mrs. Laura
Thompson of Kings
Mountain; 21 grand
children and 20 great
grandchildren.
CLEMMIE LANKFORD
Funeral services : for
Clemmle Marvin Lank
ford, 72, of 806 Church St.,
who died Sunday morning
at 8:65 a. m. In Kings
Mountain Hospital, will be
conducted Tuesday at 8 p.
m. from Second Baptist
Church.
His pastor. Rev. Eugene
Land, will officiate at the
rites, and Interment will be
In Mountain Rest Oeme-
tery.
Mr. Lankford, In 111
health (or several months,
was a retired textile
worker. He was a charter
member and secretary of
Second Baptist Church for
more than 60 years, and a
deacon in the church.
Surviving are hla wife,
Mrs. Ivey Culbereon Lank
ford; his mother, Mrs.
Hattie Lankford of Kings
Mountain; one brother,
Herbert Lankford of
Beaeemer City; and three
sisters, Mrs. Pauline
Shulte of Gaatonla, Mrs.
Inez Morgan of UUca, N.
T. and Miss Llthla Lank
ford of Kings Mountain.
MRS. FLETCHER
Funnel services for
Mrs. Georgia Hayes
Fletcher, 71, of Gastonia,
who died Thursday follow
ing extended Ulnesa, were
conducted Saturday at 2 p.
m. from West Fifth Avenue
FreewlU Baptist Church,
Interment following In
Kings Mountain’s Moun
tain Rest Cemetery.
Rev. Billy Alien and
Rev. W. A. Calvert offi
ciated at the rites.
Mrs. Fletcher wae
daughter of the late Oordle
and UUle Harris Hayes.
Surviving are her hus
band, Robert B. Fletcher:
three sons. Buddy C.
Fletcher of Kings Moun
tain, Jack and Bobby R.
Fletcher, Jr. of Gastonia;
three daughters, Mrs. Jo
ann Massey of Pompano
Beach, Fla., Mrs. Patsy
Preslar and Mrs. Loulae
Daniels of Gaatonla; three
brothers, Earl Hayes of
Atlanta, Oa., John and
Carl Hayes of Mount
Holly; one sister, Mlse
Wilma Hayea of Mount
Holly; IS grandchildren
and three great
grandchildren.