The Daily Times-News from Burlington, North Carolina • Page 9

10B Burlington. (N.Q Tinm News Oct. 20, 1977 her husband, Everett Lucke of the Area Deaths Burlington. Mrs. Jeanie Euliss Crouse of Rt.

2. Snow Camp. The funeral service will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Saturdav at the St. Paul's Lutheran Church by the Rev, Richard J.

Miller, pastor. Burial will be in the Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church Cemetery. The family will be at the Rich Thompson Mortuary. Burlington.

Friday evening from 7 to 9. At other times, the family will be at the residence of Wade C. Euliss. Mrs. Betsy King Lucke Mrs.

Betsy King Lucke, 54, of 734 Westbrook Burlington, died Wednesday in the N.C. Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill, following 10 illness. A Roanoke Rapids native, she was the daughter of the late Hurley H. and Lizzie Dalton King. A member of the Front Street United Methodist Church, she was employed by the home; one daughter, Miss Anne Lucke of Chapel Hill; one son, Lewis W.

Lucke of Washington. D.C.; one brother, Hurley D. King of Charlotte. The funeral service will be conducted at 4 p.m. Friday at the Front Street United Methodist Church by the Rev.

Robert McKenzie, pastor, the Rev. Lowell Adkins, associate pastor, and the Rev. Bill Sharpe. Burial will be in Alamance Memorial Park. The family will be at the Rich Thompson Mortuary, Burlington, this evening from 7 to 9.

At other times, the family will be at the residence. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Kidney Foundation of North Carolina, 200 Eastowcn Chapel Hill or the building fund of the Front Street United Methodist Church. Pallbearers include Ray Donnell. Joe Whitaker, Ken Hoke, Burlington Uty icnool ivstem. Don Desern, Monroe Whitt and Nejl Wimmer.

NOW IN PROGRESS At CITY FURN. CO. ShM a'Ap SAVE! GIANT REMOVAL SALE NOW NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC DOWNTOWN URBAN RENEWAL HAS BOUGHT OUR STORE AND WAREHOUSE, BOTH BUILDINGS WILL BE TORN DOWN TO BUILD OUR NEW CIVIC CENTER. WE MUST Rev. Guy Hariwell Veazey ELON COLLEGE The Rev.

Guy Kartwelt Veazey, 87, of Moonelon Road. Rt. 3. died Wednesday at his home after one year of failing health. A native of Talapoosa County, he was son of the late Zachary Taylor Veazey and Mrs.

Rhoda Ann Hunt Veazey He first married Mrs. Maude Davis Veazey, who died Aug. 16, 1947. and later married Mrs. Mabel Higgs Veazey.

who survives of the home. He was a retired minister of the United Church of Christ and was a member of the Elon College Community Church and the Eastern North Carolina Association of the Southern Conference of the United Church of Christ. He was a member of Tobasco Lodge No. 271 A.F. A.M..

Gibsonville. Surviving in addition to his wife are two daughters. Mrs. Buena Marks of Punta Gorda, and Mrs. Martha Vance of Wilmington, one son, Charles Veazey of Dickson, two sisters.

Mrs. Rosie Matthews of Atlanta. and Mrs. Annie Bailey of Alexander City, six grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. The Rev.

Veazey pastored churches in Alabama. North MOVE! Mrs. Mary Beaver Woodlief GIBSONVILLE Mrs. Mary Beaver Woodlief, 70. of Rt.

1, Gibsonville, died Wednesday afternoon at her residence following a lengthy illness. A native of Granville County, she was a daughter of the late John and Annie Boyd Beaver, and the wife of Rufus Eugene Woodlief. who survives at home The funeral will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. at Bartlett Funeral Home in Gibsonvitle by the Rev. James H.

Robbins of Randleman, and the Rev, Tommy Scoggins. of the Gospel Center in Gibsonville. Burial will be in Alamance Memorial Park. Survivors, other than the widower, are three sons, Rufus Woodlief of Rt. 5, Greensboro.

William Woodlief of Rt. 2, Newton, James Woodlief. of Rt. 1, Gibsonville; seven daughters, Mrs. Louise Stevens, Mrs, Myrle Dean, and Mrs.

Virginia Clapp, all of Rt, 1, Browns Summit: Mrs. Marie Sholwell of Rt. 2, Virgilina, Mrs. Jean Gillis of Rt. 1, Gibsonville; Mrs.

Brenda Stewart of Greensboro; Mrs. Ann Ingold of Rt. 1. Randleman; a brother, Claude Beaver ofRt. 1, Crecdmore: a sister, Mrs.

Maude Nance of Rt. 1. Lexington; 28 grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. The family will be at Bartlett Funeral Home tonight from 7 to 9. Mrs.

Nellie league Cobb Mrs. Nellie Teague Cobb, 76, of Rt. 2, Burlington, died in the Memorial Hospital of Alamance Skilled Nursing Division Wednesday ay 1 p.m. after a short illness. A Chatham County native, she was a daughter of the late James Franklin and Lena York league and a widow of Luther M.

Cobb. She was a charter member of the Lakeview United Church of Christ and a member of the Ruth Faucett Circle. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Shirley Ann Willard of Ker nersvilie; two sons, Luther Marshal Cobb Jr. of Rt.

3, Burlington, and Roy Lee Cobb of Rt. 4, Burlington: a sister, Mrs. Frank Farrelt of Byumn: a brother, Jim Teague of Siler City; and five grandchildren. Final rites will he Friday at 3 p.m. at the Lakeview United Church of Christ by Rev.

Robert M. Disher. church pastor, with burial in Alamance Memorial Park. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 tonight at McClure Funeral Home, Burlington, where the body will remain until taken to the church 30 minutes before the service. Jesse Columbus Euliss Jesse Columbus Euliss, 82, of Rt.

1, Burlington, died Friday at his residence following several years failing health. An Alamance County native, he was the son of the late Columbus and Emily Shoffner Euliss and the husband of his Tirst wife. Mrs. Loiita Foster Euliss, who died on July 19, 1964. The retired farmer was a member of St.

Paul's Lutheran Church. Survivors include his second wife, Mrs. Lottie Terrell Euliss of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Frank Becknetl of Burlington. Mrs.

Boyd Smith of Lexington; one son, Wade C. Euliss of Rt. 1. Burlington: three step daughters, Mrs. W.

E. Gunn of Reidsville, Mrs. Martin Whitlow of Danv ille, Mrs. Grady Gregory of Reidsville: five step sons, William W. Smith of Burlington.

Steve Smith of Yaneeyville. Charlie Smith of Providence. Isaac Smith of Siler City, Wilbur Smith of Stokesdale; two sisters. Mrs. Lizzie Euliss Smith of Rt.

6, GIANT ST0REWI0E AND WAREHOUSE 12 FLOOR REMOVAL 22 YOU SAVEupto50! Rev. Guy H. Veazey Carolina and Virginia, including Lakeview United Church of Christ. Longs Chapel United Church of Christ and Zion United Church of Christ in Alamance County. He also pastored First United Church of Christ in High Puint.

Final rites will be held Friday at pm at Elnn College Community Church by the Rev. Thomas Hamilton and Dr. Clyde Fields. Burial will be in Park Hill Cemetery. Columbus.

Ga. The family will receive friends at Rich Thompson Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight. Area clergymen will be honorary pallbearers. AS YOU KNOW WE HAVE BEEN AT THIS LOCATION FOR 32 YEARS SERVING ALL THE GOOD PEOPLE OF ALAMANCE AND THE SURROUNDING COUNTIES WITH QUALITY FURNITURE AND SERVICE BEYOND THE SALE.

WE HAVE NOTICE FROM URBAN RENEWAL TO MOVE OUT OF OUR WAREHOUSE BY NOVEMBER 1st, 1977 AND OUT OF OUR STORE IN EARLY 1978. AS YOU HAVE COME TO EXPECT FROM US, WE HAVE ALWAYS GIVEN YOU THE MOST VALUE IN FURNITURE THAT YOU WILL FIND ANYWHERE, BUT NOW DURING OUR MOVING SALE WE ARE GIVING YOU EVEN GREATER VALUES. BUY IT AND SAVE WHAT WE WILL HAVE TO PAY THE MOVING COMPANY AND THE WALLS COME TUMBLING DOWN OUR NEW STORE WILL BE LOCATED James L. Spoon MEBANE The funeral service for James Spoon, 63, of Rt. 1, Mebane, will be conducted at 4 p.m.

Saturday at the Mebane United Methodist Church by the Rev. Belton Joyner. pastor. Burial will be in the Hillsborough Town Cemetery. The body wit) remain at the Williams and Buckner Funeral Home, Mebane.

where the family will receive friends from? to 9 p.m. Friday. At other times, the family will be at the residence (Hwy. 119 south). Mr.

Spoon died Wednesday in the Veteran's Hospital in Durham. AT 123 N. MAIN IN THE FORMER TIRE SALES BLDG. (ACROSS FROM NEWLIN HOW. CO.) SUPER BEDROOM SPECIALS nvt un name BRAND BEDDING SAVE 20 TO 43 ON ALL SUITES OUR REG.

S129.9S. TWIN SIZE OVER 40 SUITES INVENTORY LOW AS '236" INCLUDES FULL SIZE SQiOO GROUP SF BASSET, STANLEY GEORGIA PACIFIC, D.M.I., CRESCENT NORRI5, AMERICAN DREW, DIXIE VAUGHAN! Police Aeus Theft Investigated Burlington police are looking for a man who took a vending machine from a local business on the pretense of selling it. The alleged offense occurred Sept. 23 when the man approached Willard J. Clark at the Wilco Service Station at 704 Chapel Hill Road concerning selling the machine.

The man allegedly told Clark that he represented a vending company and would sell the machine through the company. He told Clark that the company would mail a check the first of the next week. The check has not been received by Clark and the man has not returned, according to the police report. HIT AND RUN CHARGED GRAHAM The driver of a hit and run vehicle has been charged after Graham police spotted his car early this morning. Edward Paul Barrett of 112 Woodland Drive, Elon College, was charged by officers M.

T. Hughes and H. S. Llneberry with hit and run driving and public drunk after they spotted his 1976 Pacer parked at Your Lounge on Hanover Road. Hughes and Linebery had been given a description of the Barrett vehicle after David Miles Smith of 430 Williamson Burlington, reported to Graham police that his 1962 Ford had been struck at the intersection of Main and Parker streets.

Smith told police that he was stopped on Parker Street shortly after 11 p.m. waiting for the stoplight to turn green when a Pacer turned off Main Street striking his Ford in the side. The vehicle then left the scene, he reported. Approximately two and a half hours later officers Hughes and Lineberry spotted a vehicle matching the description given by Smith at Your Lounge. Smith met the officers at the scene and identified the vehicle as the one that had hit his automobile.

Barrett, who was reported to be inside the lounge and intoxicated, was identified as the driver of the Pacer and he was charged by the officers with hit and run driving and public drunk. Mediterranean Senorlay Oak 4 Piece Group By Vaughan of Galax iinrc. ATLANTA WOOD HEATER TrinUfc LOW AS CASH I Vertical Mirror Big Chest soqo Ctairback Headboard jj ALL LAMPS AND PICTURES TODAY'S BEST BUY! 3 PIECE HERCUL0N AND VINYL TRIMMED LIVING ROOM NO WAX HEAVY DUTY ARMSTRONG VINYL FLOORING Bicycle Sale till W. TO. Pre Christmas Lay away Buy now and save on any bike from Ross or Murray But HURRY! SOFA CHAIR AND LOVESEAT ROSS 20" MOTO ROSS BICYCLES MURRAY "PHOENIX" 26" TEN SPEED $OQft 00 wmmmmmm fcUU reg.

84' "a A UAUf AUI nun unu You Save 211 95 Exactly as Shown reg. 89" NOW ONLY $76so During this Salel A '72 BEAN BOOT CHAIR OUR COMPLETE INVENTORY ON SPECIAL SALE SALE PRICED LOW AS AND UP During this Saw! Rea 5 PC PEDESTAL CHROME CONTEMPORARY SUITE I ALL FLOOR SAMPLE CLOCK'S WALL MANTEL ALL MIRROR'S 30 OFF WE ASSEMBLE ANY BIKES FOR CHRISTMAS FOR ONLY '4' Now In Stock. Bicycle Accessories ALL THIS AND MORE Vi Price INCLUDES DOUBLE PEDESTAL WOOD GRAINED 42" ROUND TABLE WITH IB" EXTRA LEAF DM Wfci SET OF 4 VINYL DM VKt hSS 'Ht COVERED SWIVAL TOTSS PEDESTAL CHAIRS IrJL Liil Price SOOO LiZ 419 95 sWi HOLLY HILL HARDWARE "OPEN EVERYDAY TO 5:30 P.M." "OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M." CITY FURN. CO. 21f SPRING ST.

PH. 227 4211 AND SPORTING GOODS 1 HUFFMAN MR! RD. NEXT TO ML 4 FH. TU 9 PM SIV. I AM 3 PM 5S4 5148 PRICES ARE CASH NO RETURNS OR REFUNDS.

BUT EASY CREDIT TERMS ARE AVAILABLE WITH US WE DO OUR OWN FINANCING..