The Daily Times-News from Burlington, North Carolina • Page 3

Area Deaths died Saturday from snflendiaan Mr. Omen, a native of Cleveland, Ohio, the son of the iateThamas J. and flMettcner 0ft WMn and was an employe of Carolina Biological Snpprjr. Or. Daw- JOB, a teal cdMcator, vat the of Ike late Rev.

Wilson and Fannie Harm Warr. Both were members of the Eton College Qommunith United Church of Christ. Dr. Dawson. the Alamance County Mother of the Year in UH, was an associate member of the First Baptist Church of -Morgan Place.

She was named to the "Who's Who of American Women" and was active in the Altrasa Ctab, and Professional Women's dub, the N.C. and American Vocational Association, while her husband was a member of the Eton. Exchange Club. She was listed in "Personalities in the South." "Who's Who in North Carolina," and she participated in many state civic and governmental groups and was a member of the President's Advisory Committee on Education during the Nixon Administration. She was a vocational and adult educator in Burlington from 1947 through 1967 and past-president of the League of Women Voters in North Carolina in 1968.

She was a member of the Governor's Commission of State Government Reorganization in 1970. Surviving Mr. Dawson are one son, Robert E. Dawson of Rocky River, one daughter, Mrs. Virginia Vaughn of Cleveland.

step-daughters, Mrs. Margaret Sanderson of Hollywood, Mrs. J. P. (Virginia) raiingfam of Lubbock, one step-son, Harry Edward Trigg of Hampton, 14 grandchildren and 13 great- grandchildren.

Surviving Dr. Dawson are two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Sanderson of Hollywood, Mrs. J. P.

(Virginia) Ellington of Lob- bock, one son, Barry Edward Trigg of Hampton, one step-daughter, Mrs. Virginia Vaughn of Cleveland, one step-son, Robert E. Dawson of Rocky River, 14 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. The joint funeral service will be conducted at 11 a jn. Tuesday at the Eton College Community Church by the Rev.

Tom Thmiitnn pastor, by Rev. Weaver Davis of the First Baptist Church of Morganplace. Graveside services for Dr. Dawson will be conducted at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Old St Davids Cemetery in Cheraw, S.C.

Tbe family will- be at the Rich Thompson Mortuary in Burlington this evening from 7 to 9. Other times, the family will be at the residence. The bodies will remain at the Rich Tbomp- sonjkiortuary until taken to the church for the services. Police News Vehicle Reported Stolen One automobile was reported and two others were reported entered Sunday while they were parked at local motels. Pauline Miller of 129 Westover Drive, Elon College, reported to Burlington police at 9:20 p.m.

Sunday that her 1976 Mercury Bobcat, rained at $3,500, was taken from the Holiday Inn parking lot. Hie license onmber was listed as FPL-334. Clothing nloed at $1,000 was reported taken from ao automobile parked at Ramada Inn between 9 pjn. Saturday and 6:15 aJn. Sonday.

Donald McQuown of Xew York City told Burlington police be discovered the loss as be prepared to leave the motel Sunday morning, John S. Buiks of Lotber- ville, reported to Burlington police that someone entered bis automobile between midnight Saturday and 7 a.m. Sunday while it was parked at the Holiday Inn. He told police that various items of unknown value were missing. Damages to the vehicle were estimated at $15.

ELON COLLEGE Carl H. and Dr. Warr Trigg of E- ettical iltaov. A native of Edgecombe Coanty, she was a retired grocery merchant and was of" Primitive Baptist faith. She was the ihnghUr of the late James Richard and Sarah Francis CMur and the wife the late Jesse James Harrell.

The funeral service will be conducted at 1 JB. Tuesday at the MeClure Fvneral Home Chapel, Burlington, by the Rev. Ota Tatnm, ike Rev. David Prater and me Rev. Jack Ray.

Bnrial will be in Pine BUI Cametery. Snrviving are three soac, J. Richard Harrell of Rt. 2, Graham. Anbrey M.

Harrell and Jetae Robert (Bobbv) Harrell, both of Burlington; two daughters. Mrs. Enla Mae Pooie of Durham, Sylvia Lee Harrell of the home; 14 grandchildren aad three great-grandchildren. The body will remain at the McClure Funeral Home, Burlington, where the family will receive friends this evening from 7 to 9. Allie S.

Yates MEBANE Mrs. Allie Strickland Yates. 83, of 204 N. 1st St. Mebane, died Sunday in the Skilled Nursing Division of the Memorial Hospital of Alamance County following 18 months failing health.

A native of Durham County, she was the daughter of the late Melvin and Leila Strickland and the wife of the late Norman G. Yates. She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Mebane. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Hobart C.

(Dorothy) Smith of Charlotte; three sons, Norman- G. Yates Jr. of Greensboro, W. G. Yates of Mebane Billy W.

Yates of Efland; three sisters, Mrs. Ahnie Jacobs, Mrs. Daisy GriswoW, Mrs. Lillie Denning, all of Durham; three brothers. Thomas Strickland of Graham, Meivin Strickland and Ralph Strickland, both of Durham: 14 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

The funeral service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the First Baptist Church in Mebane by the Rev. Charles R. Lemley, pastor, assisted by the Rev. Carl Elier.

pastor of the Efland United Methodist Church. Burial will be in the Maplewood Cemetery in Durham. The body will remain at Walker's Funeral Home, Mebane. until taken to the 3t miartii prior to the service. The family will receive friends at the funeral f.

At otter the family wot he at ike The family requests that flowers omitted and made to the First daptist Church of Mebane orgaa fnnd or the church library MA. H.H. Griffin ROCKY MOUNT Horace Herman Griffin. It of Rocky Mount, died Sue- day. A native of Nash Coaoty, he was a part-owner of the Mebane Shoe Store for 25 yean.

He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Rocky Mount Surviving are his wife Mrs. Mary Roth Moore Griffin of the home; one son, H. Duane Griffin of Kinston; one daughter, Ann Moore Griffin of Baltimore three brothers, Grover JL Griffin of Fayetteville, fiallie R. of Rocky Mount Freddy M. Griffin of Albemarle; one sister, Mrs.

William A. Robinson of Rocky Mount; two grandchildren. The funeral service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Johnson Funeral Home Chapel in Rocky Mount by Dr. John Cave.

Burial will be in the Kneview Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the Johnson Funeral Home Tuesday evening from 7 to 8. At other times, the famihr will be at the home, 1216 Hone in Rocky Mount Sallie Whiftnant MEBANE Mrs. Sallie Oliver Whisnant, 73, of Rt 1. Mebane, died Saturday at Memorial Hospital of Alamance County following eight months of declining health and five weeks of critical illness.

A native of Person County, she was the daughter of the late John and Emma Howard Oliver and wife of Paul B. Whisnant She was a member Swepsonville Baptist Church and a retired empltyee Virginia feBttc. ThemneralMrmeewtUhe nmanctod at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Baptist ChMfck by Ike Rev. Elliott Hill, pastor, and the Rev.

J. H. Jr. Burial be in Alamance Memorial Park, Surriviif, in addition to her husband of the home, are two-danghlers, Mrs. J.

V. WigfiK of BMrtngton Md Mrs. Ftayd Bowers of Aberdeen. soa, Calvin Jones of Graenaboro; two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Jones of Roxboro and Mrs.

Annie Holder of Longhnrst; brother. Canton Oliver of Greensboro; 14 grandchildren; and 15 great- The body wfll remain at Rich and Thompson Funeral Home hi Graham until taken to the church 30 Tiitmtrr prior to the funeral service. The familv will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to tonight At other times they will be at the home of Mrs. J. V.

Wiggins, 401 Glenwood A Burlington. Christine Atkisson CHARLOTTE Mrs. Christine Smathers Atkisson. 66. of tOO Hawthorne Lane, Charlotte, died Sunday at Roanoke Memorial Hospital following several months of illness.

A native of Hickory, she was the daughter of the late Marcus Turner aad Fannie Lee Link Smathers and widow of A. Flnley Atkisson who died in 19(4. Sie was a former Burlington resident and a member of Emmanuel United Methodist Church of Burlington. was employed by Hanford's, wholesale florist, of Charlotte. A graveside service will be conducted at 11 a.m.

Wednesday at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Greensboro by the Rev. Jesse Bone, pastor of Emmanuel United Methodist Church. Surviving are a daughter. Mrs. Becky Jean (Jimmy) Brown of Rt 1, Graham; a A.

AtkMson of Satan, a sister, Mrs. Gladys Simmons of Charlotte; and six The body will remain at Rich and Thompson Mortuary in Burlington until taken to the cemetery 30 minutes prior to the service. The family will receive friends at the mortuary from 7 to 9 pjn. Tuesday. At other times they will be at the residence of Mrs.

Becky Dtunn, Rt 1, Graham. K.W. Kenneth Wayne Davis, 23. of 123 Tarlton Avenue. Burlington, died Sunday at Ocean View Memorial in Myrtle Bench.

S.C. after a sudden A native of Alamance County, he was the soc of Chester L. aad Helen Pope Davis of Burlington. He was an.employe of Skid's Drive- in and a member of the First Baptist Church of Graham. Surviving are bis wife Mrs.

Robin Rene Taylor Davis of the home; one sister, Mrs. Sue Davis Hester of Rt 2, Graham; three brothers. Ronald L. Davis of Burlington, Mike Davis of Rt 2. Graham, Steve Davis of Graham; grandmother, Mrs.

S. P. Pope of Durham. The body will remain at the McClnre Funeral Home. Graham, pending completion of funeral arrangements.

The family will be at the home of the parents, 310 Watson Drive, Burlington. Pauline Edwards GRAHAM Mrs. Pauline Lashley Edwards, 76, of 238 Webctar Road, Graham, died Sunday Mlomng of declining health and fonr days critical iUMts. A native of AlamaEce County, she was the daughter of the late-Thomas and Minnie Greecoa Lashley and widow of Early She was a member of Community Baptist Church and a retired emplove of Picket! Hosiery. The funeral service will be conducted at 4 pjn.

Tuesday -iuriinyton (MC.) Timet-Ntws at Community Baptist Church by the Rev. Ralph Rivers, pastor, and the Rev. Curtis Oakley, pastor of Riverside Baptist Church. Burial will be in Graham Memorial Park- Surviving are one daughter. Mrs.

Glenn W. Farrell of Graham; son, Norman G. BOCKS of Graham; three sisters, Mrs. E. F.

Nicks, Lois Lashlev ami Mrs. 'Lucille Payne all of Graham; two brothers. Ed- April 11, 1977 3A die TjTMfy aad Tommy Lashley both of Graham; If grandchildren; aad six great- grandchildren. The body will remain at Rich and Thompson Funeral Home in Graham to the church 30 mnwtes prior to the service. The family will be at the funeral home from 7 to tonight At other times they will be at the residence of Mrs.

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