Page 2A-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, October 3, 1991
Obituaries .
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IRENE §. BEAVER
SHELBY - Irenc Scllers Beaver,
59, of 808 Eastview Street, died
September 27, 1991 at North
Carolina Baptist Hospital in
Winston-Salem.
A native of Cleveland County,
she was the daughter of the late
Perry and Doshia Panther Scllers.
She was a machine operator at
Hoechst Celanese Corporation and
a member of Faith Baptist Church.
She is survived by her husband,
Guy E. "Dodd" Beaver; four
daughters, Mrs. Regenia Brack of
Polkville, Mrs. Victoria Stamper of
Butzbach, Germany, and Mrs.
Kathy Allen and Mrs. Cynthia
Smith of Shelby; a step-daughter,
Mrs. Trudy Spurlin of Shelby; a
brother, William Sellers of Shelby;
a sister, Miss Evelyn Sellers of
Fallston; nine grandchildren; and
one great-grandchild. She was also
the sister of the late Sarah Bell
Sellers.
The funeral was conducted
Monday at 11 a.m. at Faith Baptist
Church. Rev. Barry Goodman offi-
ciated and burial was in Sunset
Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the
American Cancer Society, 201
West Marion Street, Shelby, N.C.
28150.
DR. O.D. EVANS
SHELBY - Dr. O.D. "Drew"
Evans, 68, of 816 Parkwood Road,
died September 28, 1991 at
Cleveland Memorial Hospital.
A native of Hickory, he was the
son of the late O.D. and Ila Houck
Evans. He was retired from the
OB-GYN Department of Shelby
Womens Clinic.
Dr. Evans was a graduate of
Davidson College, the University
of Maryland Medical School and
Bowman-Gray Hospital. He was a
veteran of the U.S. Marines, serv-
ing in World War II in the Medical
Corp., Sth Division.
He is survived by his wife,
Frances Armstrong Evans; a son,
William D. Evans of Shelby;
BRIDGES
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she says retired folks are the busi-
est and happiest of all people. A
quilter and painter, she enjoys the
Southern Arts Society, has been co-
. chairman with her husband for sev-
eral years of the advanced gifts di-
vision of the Kings Mountain
United Fund; is active in both the
Study Club and Home Arts Club
an officer of PE. O. Sisterhood and
a member of ‘Alpha Delta Kappa
teacher's sorority. She is president
of Magnolia Garden Club and ac-
tive on the board of trustees of
Jacob S. Mauney Memorial
Library.
The Bridges family includes
four children: Jo Darnell of
Hickory, Don Bridges of
Greenville, S.C. and Janet Anthony
and Joy George, both of Kings
Mountain; and eight grandchildren.
All the family but one grandchild
were present for the Sunday night
DONIA BETH GOFORTH -
Donia Beth Goforth
celebrates birthday
Donia Beth Goforth, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Goforth, cele-
brated her fifth birthday Friday,
September 27, at a pizza party at
Pizza Hut with family and friends.
Beth is the granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lefty Moss and Mrs.
Mary Goforth, all of Kings
Mountain. She has a brother and
sister, Trent and Shannon Goforth.
Other guests at the party were
Holly Goodson Amanda, Lauren,
Leslie and Mary McDaniel, Amber
Kiser, Jessica White, Rena
Hamrick, Janet and. Johnny
Batchelor, Coty and Chad Smith,
Richelle and William Stroup and
Brent Roof; her uncle and aunt,
Danny and Sandy Moss; her aunt
Kim Moss; and cousins, Tanner
Moss and Garrett Cogdell.
Beth's Barbie cake was cut and
served with refreshments and the
children received Barbie surprises
carrying out the Barbie theme.
daughter, Mrs. Janis Tucker of
Augusta, Ga.; brother, Joc H.
Evans of Hickory; and three grand-
children, Sasha Poston of Shelby
and Catherine and Joana Drew
Tucker of Augusta, Ga.
A graveside service was con-
ducted Monday at 2 p.m. at Ross
Grove Baptist Church Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Cleveland Memorial Library, P.O.
Box 1120, Shelby, 28151; or
Hospice of Cleveland County, 201
W. Marion St., Shelby, 28150.
FRANCES COBB
Frances Reola Cobb, 84, of
Kings Mountain Convalescent
Center, died September 29, 1991 at
King Mountain Convalescent
Center.
A native of York County, S.C.,
she was the daughter of the late
Smith Austin and Mary Eliza
Burns Cobb. She was a member of
Boyce Memorial A.R.P. Church.
She is survived by two nieces,
Mary Lee Bridgeman of Kings
Mountain and Frances Louise
Bachman of Juneau, Alaska; a
nephew, Kelly Patterson of Kings
Mountain; and a sister, Blanche
Patterson of Kings Mountain.
The funeral was conducted by
the Rev. Billy Barron Tuesday at
11 a.m. at Harris Chapel. Burial
was in the Hickory Grove, S.C.,
cemetery.
NELL D. GOFORTH
Mrs. Nell Head DeBrule
Goforth, 81, of 1503 Shelby Road,
died September 29, 1991 in the
Emergency Room of Kings
Mountain Hospital.
A native of Rutherford County,
she was the daughter of the late
James and Unice Hill Head. She
was widow of George P. DeBrule
and Hall Goforth. She was a mem-
"ber of First Presbyterian Church. ff |
Surviving are one son, William
J. DeBrule of Stuart, Fla.; three
stepsons, Robert H. Goforth of
Shelby, William L. Goforth of
Albemarle and Raymond Goforth
roasting and reception. Her mother,
Mrs. Ethel Franklin of Hickory
was absent due to ill health but her
sisters and brothers-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Lindsey Miller and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Randall, were in the
large audience in the church fel-
lowship hall of friends and kin.
Music has been a love of Edie
Bridges for many years. She plays
both piano and organ but at the or-
gan she finds the highest expres-
sion of her multi talents. She has
played the organ for four pastors at
Kings Mountain Baptist, including
Rev. Marion Dubose, Rev. James
Wilder, Rev. J. C. Goare and Rev.
Bob Collins. Until January 1955,
she played for First Baptist Church
together with Mrs. Ellen Elam, tak-
ing a leave of absence from the or-
gan to have children.
"Her music has always given
such pleasure to those of us in the
congregation,” said Mrs. Hord,
who said Sunday's program was
both nostalgic and humorous.
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Since everybody is so conscious
of what they should spend their
money for these days, we thought
we'd pass along some thoughts made
recently by an economic analyst on
family spending.
He said in his opinion, among the
best buys today are furniture and
other home furnishings -—and his
reason is that one should consider
the knowledge that furniture and
home furnishings last longer and
therefore give the purchaser a longer
run for his money.
He said it makes sense to him to
put money into something of a
permanent or semi-permanent nature
such as furniture, where the cost is
amortized over a long period of
time, and where you get continued
pleasure from it.
He also brought out the point that
it makes sense to put one's money
into a place where people spend as
much time as they do in their homes.
In any case, whether you're
thinking about economics or simply
the comfort and beauty of your
home, remember that we not only
have good furniture values and
selection, but we're aware of helping
you consider your budget, and
getting you the most for your money.
COUR R ure
909 S. Battleground Ave., Kings Mtn., NC
739-5656
of Surf Side ; two daughters, Mrs.
James Pryor of Gastonia, Mrs.
Gary Helms of Chicago, IIL; one
stepdaughter, Elaine Clack of
Niceville, Fla; onc brother, Albert
Head of Caroleen; 17 grandchil-
dren and three great-grandchildren.
The funeral was conducted
Wednesday at 10 a.m. at First
Presbyterian Church. Dr. Eric
Faust officiated. Burial was in
Rutherford Memorial Park.
Memorials may be made to First
Presbyterian Church Senior
Citizen's Fund, 111 E. King St.,
Kings Mountain, 28086.
JETTIE LEIGH
SHELBY - Jettie Marie Greene
Leigh, 87, of 403 Morton Street,
died October 1, 1991 at Cleveland
Memorial Hospital.
A native of Cleveland County,
she was widow of John Hudson
Leigh and daughter of the late John
William and Charlotte Scoggins
Greene. She was a member of Lily
Baptist Church and a retired
winder at Lily Mill Company.
Surviving are one son, John
Leigh of Shelby; two daughters,
Mrs. Jessie Poole and Mrs. Ruby
Scism, both of Shelby; one brother,
Ralph Greene of Beaver Dam; 25
grandchildren; 125 great-grand-
children and 11 great-grandchil-
dren.
The funeral will be conducted
Thursday at 2 p.m. at Lily Baptist
Church by Dr. Earnest Arnold.
Burial will be in the Greene Family
Cemetery.
ROBERT ARCHIE WHITE
SHELBY - Robert Archie
White, 68, of 805 Forest Hill
Drive, died October 1, 1991 at
home.
A native of York, S. C., he was
son of the late Phares and Amanda
Dover White and was married to
Edith Mode White. In 1947 he
founded Archie White
Construction Company, of which
he was president until his retire-
ment in 1990. He was a member of
First Baptist Church. He was a di-
rector of Wilson Technical Institute
and a veteran of the U. S. Navy
stationed aboard the USS Merak
during World War II.
Surviving, in addition to his
wife, are one son, David White of
Shelby; one daughter, Barbara
McLean of Charlotte; and four
grandchildren, Dave and Dana
White and Elizabeth and Michael
Stutts.
The funeral was conducted
Wednesday at 2 p.m. at First
Baptist Church by Rev. Glenn
Davenport. Burial was in
Cleveland Memorial Park.
Memorials may be made to First
Baptist Church, P. O. Box 1360
Shelby, 28151 and Hospice of
Cleveland County, 201 W. Marion
St., Shelby, 28150.
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