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Obituaries
TIMOTHY GENTRY
SHELBY - Timothy Wayne
Gentry, 22, of Route 1, died
Monday at Gaston Memorial
Hospital.
He was the son of Luther Don
and Bobbie Dockery Gentry of
Gastonia and was employed as a
press operator at Wix Corpora-
tion in Gastonia. He was a
former helicopter pilot with the
U.S. Navy.
In addition to his parents, he is
survived by his wife, Roxanne
Marlowe Gentry; a brother,
Michael Gentry of Bessemer Ci-
ty; two sisters, Reva Hollins of
Gastonia and Sherry Hamrick of
Kings Mountain; paternal gradn-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Don Gentry Sr. of Murphy; and
maternal grandparents, Mr. and
“Duck” Truelove of Boiling Spr-
ings; and a sister, Mrs. Roger
Ferree of Shelby.
Services will be conducted
Thursday at 3 p.m. at Westview
Baptist Church by the Rev.
Roland Leath. Burial will be in
Sunset Cemetery.
CORA MORRISON
Cora Mitchem Morrison, 82,
of Kings Mountain died Tuesday
at Kings Mountain Convales-
cent Center after several years il-
Iness.
A native of Cleveland Coun-
ty, she was the daughter of the
late Luther and Rachel Herndon
Mitchem and the widow of the
late John Robert Morrison. She
was a retired textile employee
and a member of St. Matthews
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children and 22
grandchildren.
Services were conducted Sun-
day at 3 p.m. by the Rev. Ralph
Belcher, Burial was in Sunset
Cemetery.
MILDRED RABB
HENRIETTA -Mildred Whis-
nant Rabb, 73, died Saturday at
the Brentwood Hills Nursing
Home in Asheville.
A Rutherford County native,
she was the daughter of the late
John and Lucy Harrison Whis-
nant. Her husband was the late
Jim Rabb. She was a member of
the First Baptist Church of
Henrietta and was a retired
cook.
She is survived by three sons,
Charles Rabb of Henrietta,
James Rabb of Bostic and Roger
great-
hh Carver Dockery of Lutheran Church. Rabb of Sandy Mush; two
astonip, She is survived by two sons, daughters, Mrs. Hazel Aber-
Services were conducted
Wednesday at Zion Baptist
Church in Gastonia, where he
was a member, by the Rev. Sam
Robbins and the Rev. James
Sanders. Burial was in Gaston
Memorial Park.
Luther Morrison of Gastonia
and Robert L. Morrison of
Charlote; three daughters, Mrs.
J.C. (Martha) Mullinax, Mrs.
Eugene (Doris) Camp and Mrs.
Jean Cobb, all of Kings Moun-
tain; two brothers, Rufus Mit-
chem of Fayetteville and Les
nathy of Cliffside and Mrs.
Diane Dunagan of Alexander
Mills; three brothers, Robert
Whisnant of Henrietta, Adam
Whisnant of Morganton and
Jake Whisnant of Forest City;
eight sisters, Mrs. Robert
Watkins of Forest City, Mrs.
Alice Allison of Kings Moun-
MARGARET HYLEMAN Mitchem of Ellenboro; 19 grand- L
GASTONIA - Margaret children and 22 great- tain, Mrs. Myrtle Calloway of
Stubbs Hyleman, 67, of 1111 grandchildren. Newton, Mrs. Lillie McKiney of
West Fourth Street, died Mon-
day at her home.
A Cleveland County native,
she was the wife of the late
Mausby E. Hyleman and the
daughter of the late Charles and
Cora Green Stubbs. She was a
retired sewing operator with
Supreme Manufacturing Com-
pany.
She is survived by three sons,
Bill Hyleman, Kenneth
Hyleman and Grover Hyleman,
all of Gastonia; seven sisters,
Virginia Lytton, Nadine Woods,
Nancy Boone and Lois Hyleman
of Gastonia, Elaine Lawrence of
Kings Mountain, Joanne Hardee
of Dillon, S.C., and Karen Mc-
Junkins of Mt. Holly; a brother,
Pete Stubbs of Shelby; 29 grand-
Services will be conducted
Thursday at 2 p.m. at St. Mat-
thews Lutheran Church by the
Rev. Harwood Smith. Burial will
be in Mountain Rest Cemetery.
LIZZIE MITCHEM
Lizzie Orr Mitchem, 94, of
Route 4, Kings Mountain, died
Wed., Nov. 3.
She was the daughter of the
late John and Mary Dillingham
Orr and the wife of the late Jor-
don Mitchem. She was a
member of Shiloh A.M .E. Zion
Church in Grover, where ser-
vices were conducted Sunday at
3 p.m. by the Rev. James White
and the Rev. Wilbert Davis.
Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Bostic, Miss Virgie Whisnant of
Rutherfordton, Mrs. Evelyn
Holland of Alexander Mills,
Mrs. Gladys Gamble of Forest
City and Mrs. Joyce Williams of
Forest City; and six grand-
children.
Services were conducted at 3
p.m. Monday at Calvary Baptist
Church by the Rev. Guy
Cabaniss and the Rev. James
Yelton. Burial was in Ruther-
ford County Memorial
Cemetery.
FLOYD JOHNSON
Floyd Johnson, a resident of
the Shady Grove Community
near Kings Mountain, died Sun-
day at his home.
An Athens, Ga., native, he
was the son of the late Fred and
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Joyce Yzette Green of Tollox-
kacillw; brother, Norville
Johnson of Kings Mountain;
and two sisters, Mrs Rozelle
Varner of Grover and Mrs.
Clara Harris of Gastonia.
Services were conducted
Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the First
Congregational Church of Christ g
by the Rev. Yvonne Beasley. :
Burial was in the church 3 307 South Elm St.
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TOMMY TRUELOVE
SHELBY - Tommy Truelove,
40, of 1317 Lakewood Drive,
died Monday in Charlotte
Memorial Hospital. '
A Cleveland County native,
he was the son of Hubert Lee
and Dorothy Wiggins Truelove.
He was employed in sales by
H&H Pest Control and was a
member of Westview Baptist
Church and Woodbridge Coun-
try Club.
In addition to his parents, he is
survived by three sons, Todd,
Travis and Randy Truelove of
Shelby; two brothers, Steve
Truelove of Grover and David
Burris of Kings Mountain, Mar-
vita Spann of Brooklyn, N.Y,
and Virginia Mitchem of
Charlotte; 25 grandchildren, 54
great-grandchildren and eight
Kelly, 74, of 1003 Carter Drive,
died Friday in St. Anthony
Hospital in Oklahoma City,
Okla.
A Cherokee County, S.C.
native, she was a retired
employee of Dover Mill and a
member of Morning Star Baptist
Church.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Claude M. Kelly; three
sons, Gene, Ernest and Jimmy,
Kelly, all of Shelby; four
daughters, Mrs. Virginia Lail of
Grover, Mrs. Edward Tessneeer
of Oklahoma, Mrs. Ralph Head
of Cheryville and Mrs. Hugh
Head of Shelby; 32 grand-
of Christ, where he served as the
superintendent of the Sunday
School, a deacon and trustee. He
- was a veteran of World War II.
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