Page 2A-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, September 23, 1993
Obituaries
WILLIAM S. MAUNEY
CHARLOTTE - William Sidney
Mauncy, native of Cherryville and
brother-in-law of Ila Morrow
McIntyre of Kings Mountain, died
September 19, 1993 at Charlotte
Presbyterian Hospital,
He was married to Bessie
Murphy Mauncy and was a retired
planner for Southern Railway.
He was a member of Plaza
Presbyterian Church and active in
the church and community.
Surviving, in addition to his
wife and sister-in-law, arc one son,
William Murphy Mauncy of
Charlotte; one daughter, Evelyn
Griffith of Charlotte; six grandchil-
dren; one sister, Ila Turner of
Dallas and one brother, Coy H
Mauncy of Cherryville. He was
preceded in death last ycar by a
daughter, Mabel Cook.
The funcral was conducted
Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Wilson
Funcral Home on Shamrock drive.
Burial was in Forest Lawn
Cemetery.
FRED DOUGLAS TATE
Fred Douglas Tate, 63, of 363
Mary's Grove Rd., died September
19, 1993 at Cleveland Memorial
Hospital.
A native of Cherokee County,
_ SC, he was the son of the late Press
and Sallie Poole Tate. He was mar-
ried to Ola Mae Adams Tate. A
home construction worker, he was
a member and trustee and sang in
the Male Chorus of Ellis Chapel
Baptist Church.
Surviving, in addition to his
wife, are two sisters, Hattie Mae
Tate of Shelby and Viola Coleman
of California.
The funeral will be conducted
Thursday at 4 p.m. in Ellis Chapel
Baptist Church in Boiling Springs.
Burial will be in the church ceme-
tery.
MARVETTA BELL
Marvetta Leach Bell, 84, died
September 13, 1993 in Cleveland
Memorial Hospital.
A native of Hickory Grove, SC,
she was daughter of the late Alice
Henry and Joe Leach: She was
widow of Roy Bell Sr. and was
preceded in death by a daughter,
Mozell Bell Kilgore. She was a
member of Long Branch First
Baptist Church, a deaconess, mem-
ber..and treasurer of Adult
Missionary Circle and a member of
Heroines of Jericho Star Lodge 5
in Grover.
Surviving are five sons, Joe W.
Bell and Jerry C. Bell of Grover,
Roy Bell Jr. of Kings Mountain
and Harry Bell and Broadus Bell of
Bridgeport, Ct; seven daughters,
Helen Smith of Grover, Mary Alice
Johnson, Nancy Wilson and Bertha
Lockhart of Kings Mountain, Eliza
Roberts of Shelby, Ruth Bell of
South Norwalk, Ct. and Dorothy
Bell of Bridgeport, Ct; 58 grand-
children; 111 great- grandchildren
and 11 great-great grandchildren.
The funeral was conducted
Friday at 4 p.m. at Long Branch
First Baptist Church in Grover by
Rev Larry Dixon. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
ANNA H. WINGO
Anna Belle Hill Wingo, 81, of
709 Oakland Street, died
September. 17, 1993 “iin
Countrytime Rest Home.
A native of Camden, SC, she
was the widow of Ralph J. Wingo
Sr. and a daughter of the late
Johnny Wofford and Florrie
Arrants Hill. She was a homemak-
er and attended Resurrection
Lutheran Church.
Surviving are one son, Ralph J.
"Jack Wingo" Jr. of Kings
Mountain; one sister, Florrie Corn
of Spartanburg, SC and two grand-
children.
The graveside service was con-
ducted Sunday at 3:30 p.m.
Sunset Memorial Park in
Spartanburg, SC. Rev. John
Futterer officiated.
In licu of flowers, memorials
may be made to Resurrection
Lutheran Church Organ fund, 600
Crescent Circle, Kings Mountain.
FLOYD E. GRIGG JR.
BESSEMER CITY - Floyd
Edwin Grigg Jr., 61, 118 Sunsct
Lane, dicd September 16, 1993 in
Gaston Memorial Hospital.
A native of Cleveland County,
he was the son of Floyd E. Grigg
Sr. and Mary Sansing Grigg. Hc
was marricd to Vickic Hager
Grigg.
Grigg was retired from the US
Army after 20 years. He was a re-
tired twisting supervisor at
Firestone Plant in Gastonia. He
served in the U.S. Army in Korca
and Victnam and was a member of
VEW Post 9337 in Gastonia.
Surviving, in addition to his
wife, are six sons, Eddic Grigg,
John Grigg Calvin Grigg and
David Grigg, all of Augusta, GA
Jimmy Grigg and John Hargis,
both of Bessemer City; one daugh-
ter, Mary Louise Grigg of
Gastonia; three brothers, Everette
Grigg of Kings Mountain, Dewey
Earnest Grigg of Bessemer City
and Floyd Douglas Grigg of
Gastonia; one sister, Patricia Ann
Buchanan of Gastonia; and nine
grandchildren.
The funeral was held Saturday at
2 p.m. at Sunset Lane Baptist
Church in Bessemer City. Rev.
Ronnie Hinson and Rev. David
Hardin officiated. Burial was in
Westview Gardens.
Memorials may be made to
Sunset Lane Baptist Church
Building Fund, Box 1237,
Bessemer City, 28016.
PAT SLAYTON
Paskcell "Pat" Bryant Slayton, 67,
222 Thornburg Dr., died September
15, 1993 at home.
A native of Cleveland County,
he was son of the late Alfred
Bryant and Ila Bell Slayton. He
was married to Margie Tomlin
Slayton.
Surviving, in addition to his
wife, are two sons, Gene Slayton
of Kings Mountain and Randy
* Slayton of Seattle, Washington;
three daughters, Debra Slayton,
Susan Hamrick and Candy Slayton,
all of Kings Mountain; and four
grandchildren.
He was a Army veteran of the
Korean Conflict and a retired Spin-
ning doffer.
The funeral was conducted
Monday at 3 p.m. at Harris Chapel
by Rev. John Heath. Burial was in
Veterans Garden at Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
EULA D. HUSKEY
Eula Dover Huskey, 79, of 613
Oak Grove Rd., died September
18, 1993 in Mary Black Hospital in
Spartanburg, SC.
A native of Cherokee County,
SC, she was a homemaker and wife
of Wynn B. Huskey. She was
daughter of the late Robert Andrew
and. Daisy Mullinax Dover.
Surviving, in addition to her
husband, are two sons, Bob
Huskey of Hendersonville and
Dean Huskey of Spartanburg; two
sisters, Perline Rollins of Grover
and Ruby Jenkins of Shelby; six
grandchildren; and scven great-
grandchildren.
The graveside service was con-
ducted Monday at 3 pm. at
Mountain Rest Cemetery by Rev.
Norman Brown. A memorial ser-
vice was held at Patterson Grove
Be i Chel Mond: iy: at 7 pam.
rials to” Patterson ne Haas
Church, 301 Oak Grove Road,
Kings Mountain, 28086.
FLORENCE KELTZ
WAYNESVILLE - Florence
England Keltz, 67, of 409
Government St., died September
17, 1993 in Waynesville Hospital.
A native of Haywood County,
she had lived in Kings Mountain
for many ycars before she retired
in Waynesville. She was wife of
William W. Keltz Jr. and daughter
of the late William and lvy
Franklin Price. She was a member
of Panther Creck Baptist Church
and a former member of Kings
Mountain's Second Baptist Church.
She retired in 1987 after many
years of employment at Parkdale
Mills in Kings Mountain.
Surviving , in addition to her
husband, are onc sister, Annc
Rathbone of Waynesville; onc
brother, Jesse Price of Hazelwood
and nicces and nephews.
The funcral was conducted
Monday at 11 a.m. at Wells
Funcral Home by Rev. Bill Turner
and Rev. Ronald Greene. Burial
was in Panther Creck Baptist
Church Cemetery.
TED BENNIE WILLIAMS
Ted Bennie Williams, 74, the
first African American Bessemer,
City councilman, died September
12,1993,
He was the son of the late Betty
Webber Williams and Rev. Fred
Herndon and was employed at
Bessemer City Central School. He
was a retired employee of
Firestone Textiles and a veteran of
World War II. He was a member of
St. James Baptist Church for 40
years, an usher, trustee, superin-
tendent of the Sunday School, deca-
con and song lcader for Senior
Choir. He served as police com-
missioner during his 15 year tenure
on Bessemer City council after his
election in 1969.
Williams was a member of St.
James Lodge and Worshipful
Master for 10 years. He was past
Grand Master of St. James Grand
Lodge 16 years. He was a member
«of Royal Arch Masons, consistory, = ue
Shriner, Order of Eastern Star, =
“Heroines of Jericho and ‘Grand, | [3000
Lecturer for the State of North’
Carolina. He was responsible for
the purchase and restoration of Old
Stewart Elementary School, his-
toric landmark in Bessemer City,
and presently the Grand Temple for
St. James Grand Lodge.
Surviving are his wife, Sherleen
Gilmore Williams; one son, Benny
Lee Williams; two sisters, Myrtle
Williams of Bessemer City and
Elouise Jackson of Kings
Mountain; one foster brother, Dean
Herndon of Kings Mountain; three
stepdaughters, Barbara Ijames of
Gastonia, Teri Gilmore of Atlanta
and Juanita Walton of Charlotte;
one stepson, Henry Gilmore of
Kings Mountain; onc uncle, Bennie
Webber of Bessemer City; two
aunts, Annie Robinson of
Bessemer City and Elouise Webber
of Gastonia; his mother-in-law
Georgia Carter; two grandchil-
dren; four step-grandchildren; four
nieces and four nephews.
The funeral was conducted
September 15 at 4 p.m. at St.
James Grand Temple in Bessemer
City by his pastor, Rev. A. Waync
Love. Burial was in Kelly's Chapel
Cemetery in Bessemer City.
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