Page 2A—MIRR0R-HERALX>—Thursday, December 1, 1977
OBITUt\RI€9
K.L. BEATTIE
Funeral services for
Robert Leo Beattie, 67, of
Waco, brother of Lemuel
(Lum) Beattie of Kings
Mountain, were conducted
Monday afternoon from
Waco Baptist Church by
Rev. Royce Ballew and
Rev. Ronald Parris, Inter
ment following In the
church cemetery.
Mr. Beattie died
Saturday morning In
Cleveland Memorial
Hospital.
He was son of the late
Peter C. and Mary Barrett
Beattie and a retired
employe of Carlton Yam
Mills In CherryvlUe where
he had worked for 37 years.
i He was a native of Qeve-
^ land County, a member of
y Waco Baptist Church
y where he was a member of
^ the board of deacons and
^ was custodian of the
■ church and Capernaum
^ cemetery.
:• Also surviving are his
^ wife, Mrs. Beatrice Ford
: Beattie; three daughters,
y Mrs. Charles)Veaver, Mrs.
• Dean Blggerstaff and Mrs.
.Hugh Bess, all of Shelby;
three brothers, Qulnten
Beattie of Gary, Ind., Zeno
Beattie of Tucson, Arizona
and Enos Beattie of Waco;
two sisters, Mrs. Lona
Wright of Shelby and Mrs.
Margaret McGinnis of
CherryvlUe; and seven
grandchUdren.
Carpenter’s Funeral
Home of CherryvlUe was In
charge of arrangements.
MRS. THACKERSON
Funeral services for
Mrs. Nercla Lall
Thackerson, 81, of Shelby,
sister of Brady LaU of
Grover and Grady LaU of
Kings Mountain, were
conducted Tuesday at 3 p.
m. from Lutz AiuteU Fu
neral Home Chapel, Inter
ment foUowlng In the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Thackerson died
Sunday night at Cleveland
Memorial Hosjdtal.
She was a retired em
ploye of Dover TextUes
where she had worked for
40 years and was a
member of Highland Bap
tist Church. She was widow
of L. A. Thackerson and
daughter of the late JuUus
A. and Fannie Wright LaU.
Also surviving are two
daughters, Mrs. Jessie
Andzu of the home and
Mrs. Viola Cabanlas of
Shelby; three sisters, Mrs.
Moody Oocdce of Lawndale,
Mrs. VerOa L. Hlott of
Forest City and Mrs.
George Carr of Shelby;
seven grandchildren and
four great-grandchUdren.
Lutz Austell Funeral
Home of Shelby was in
charge of arrangemei^.
MICHELLE OMWE
Funeral services for
Michelle Denise Cooke,
age two, of Bessemer Ctty,
were conducted Wed
nesday at 8 p. m. from
Second BH>tlsi Church of
Bessemer atv by Rev.
Gene HaU and the Rev.
Johnny Perry, Interment
following ih Gaston
Memorial Park.
The chUd died Monday In
Charlotte Memorial
Hospital.
Daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Oeorge> Cooke of
Bessemer Ctty^ she la also
survived by her maternal
Srandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. VlrgU Kli^ of Vonore,
Tenn.; her| paternal
grandmother, Mrs. Edith
Stanley of Gastonia; and
her grea^grandmother,
Mrs. Ruth ^nhard of
Gastonia.
Sisk Funeral Home was
In charge of arrange
ments.
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