Pmce lOA — MIRROR-HERALD — Thursday, March 8,1979
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MRS. R.O. WHI8NANT
Funeral services for
Mrs. Grace Eleanor
Gardner Whlsnant, 82, of
607 Meadowbrook Rd.,
wife of Robert Guinn
Whlsnant, Sr., were
conducted Wednesday at 3
p.m. from First Baptlat
Church of which she was a
member.
several months. She had
retired after 17 years of
director of First Baptist
Church Kindergarten.
A native of Hartwell
County, S.C., she was
daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Laurln Hicks
Gardner, Sr. She attended
Southern, Illinois
University suid took ad
ditional study at Ap
palachian State University
and Western Carolina
Unlvers)^
Survl^dff^, In addition to
her husband, are two sons,
Robert Guinn Whlsnsint,
Jr. of Albuquerque, New
Mexico, and Laurln
Charles Whlsnant of
Bessemer City; one
brother, Laurln Hicks
Gardner, Jr. of Camp Hill,
Pa.; and one sister, Mrs.
Harry Zebb of Raleigh.
HAVANA DAVIS
Her pastor. Rev. Clyde
Besu'den, was assisted by
Rev. Richard Plyler In
officiating at the rites, and
Interment was In Mountsdn
Rest Cemetery.
Active psdlbearers were
Andy Neisler, Lewis
Sabettl, Charles Martin
Plyler, Robbie Bridges,
Johnny Bumgardner,
Butch Kerns, Steve
Gladden and Scott Moss.
Mrs. Whlsnant died
Monday morning In
Cleveland Memorial
Hospital after Illness of
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PATIENT LIST AT
NOON WEDNESDAY
Joseph E. Bumgardner,
Kings Mountsdn; Bonnie S.
Hall, Ranlo; Thelma
Houser, Kings Mountain;
Mamie A. Liovelace, Kings
Mountain; Martha W.
Lynn, Gastonia; Madge F.
Melton, Kings Mountain;
Mildred P. Miller, Kings
Mountain; Zay N. Moore,
Kings Mountain; Hoyle B.
Owens, Kings Mountain;
Betty F. Patterson, Kings
Mountain; Ada M.
Roseboro, Kings Moun
tain; David S. Smith,
Ungs Mountain; Deloma
N. Terry, Kings Mountain;
Mattie R. Truelove,
Cramerton, N.C.; Ger
trude Valentine, Kings
Mountain; Freda M. Wall,
Gutonla; EarsleE. Wood,
Kings Mountain; Joyce B.
Wright, Gastonia.
ADMITTED THURSDAY:
Ronald B. Faulkner,
Bessemer City, C.L.
Peterson, Kings Mountain.
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sons, Melvin Davis of High
Point, Burton Davis of
High Point, Clyde Davis of
Baltimore, Md., Bill Davis
of Hoffman, and Raymond
Davis of Msdden; four
daughters, Mrs. Norman
Welborn of Deland, Fla.,.
Mrs. George BoUlck of
Gastonia, Mrs. Larry
Lemmons of Shelby and
Mrs. Carl Beaty of Kings
Mountain; one brother,
Charlie Sims of Kings
Mountain; two sisters,
Mrs. Essie Phllllpe of
Monroe and Mrs. Mar-
celene Owens of Kings
Mountain; 23 grand
children; 14 great
grandchildren; seven half-
sisters, all of Charlotte,
and two half brothers, both
of Charlotte.
Harris Funeral Home
was In charge of
arrangements.
Shelby, father of Mrs.
Thurman Lyons of Kings
Mountain, were conducted
Ihesday at 3 p.m. from
Bethlehem Baptist Church
by Rev. Joe Whitworth,
Rev. Sam Murphy and
Rev. N.S. Hardin, In
terment following In the
church cemetery.
Marshall Bailey of Forest
aty; 20 grandchildren, 22
great-grandchildren and
one great-great grand-
chUd.
Harris Funeral Home
was In charge of
arrangements.
Mr. Blalock died Sunday
night at Kings Mountain
Hospital.
He was a native of
Cleveland County, and a
retired grocer, son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. S. Leroy
Blalock.
MRS. MARY MORROW
Havana Davis, 77, of Rt.
6, Shelby, died Monday
afternoon In Shelby
Convalescent Center after
several years' Illness.
Funeral services were
held Wednesday at 3 p.m.
from Victory Baptist
Church of Grover by Rev.
Ekldle Giigg, Rev. Flay
Payne and Rev. Archie
Chapman, interment
following In Cleveland
Memorial Park.
Mr. Davis Is a retired
textile mechanic.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Ola Dettmarr Davis;
his stepmother, Mrs. Mary
Davis of Charlotte; five
CLYDE BLALOCK
Funeral services for
Clyde Blalock, 81, of Rt. 9
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Annie Bell Blackburn
Blalock; one son, Roy
Blalock of Raleigh; six
daughters, Mrs. George
Wray of Shelby; Mrs. Fred
Weaver and Mrs. Paul
Parker, both of Lincolnton,
Mrs. Bill Ormand of
Bessemer City, Mrs.
Thurman Lyons of Kings
Mountain and Mrs.
Funeral services for
Mrs. Mary Morrow, 95,
were conducted Wed
nesday morning at 11
o’clock from the Chapel of
Harris Funeral Home.
Rev. Kelly Dixon and
Rev. Sam H. Robbins
officiated at the rites, and
Interment was In
Gastonia’s Hollywood
Cemetery.
Mrs. Morrow, a resident
of KM Convalescent
Center, died Sunday night
In Kings Mountain
Hospital after a yesu-’s
Illness.
Surviving are a number
of nieces and nephews.
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ADMITTED FRIDAY:
Florence L. Falls, Kings
Mountain; Roy Hodges,
Kings Mountain; Sarah F.
McDaniel, Gastonia; Ruby
P. White, Gastonia.
SATURDAY:
Octavla T. Causby,
Bessemer City; Charles V.
Merck, Kings Mountain;
Mary S. Wilson, Kings
Mountain.
ADMITTED SUNDAY;
James Anthony, III,
Jacksonville, Fla., Sandra
R. Benton, Gastonia,
Claude R. Butler, Kings
Mountain, Ronald B.
Faulkner, Bessemer City,
S. Dale Lee, Blacksburg,
S.C., Ruby L. Mackey,
Kings Mountain, Carl E.
Wlngo, Kings Mountain.
ADMITTED MON DA Y:
Grace L. Bumgardner,
Gastonia; Ernest A.
Givens, Gastonia; Ann M.
Montgomery, York, S.C.;
and Jennie L. Yelton,
Kings Mountain.
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