HARVEY J. McGEE Harvey John McGee, 81, of 1202 W. Garner Road, Garner, a retired produce dealer, died Wednesday. Graveside service 10 a.m. Friday, Pinecrest Memorial Gardens, near Clayton.
Surviving: wife, Mrs. Lucille Coats McGee; daughter, Mrs. Kathy M. Hess of Wendell; sisters, Mrs. Mattie M.
Walker of Garner, Mrs. Maggie M. Anderson of Duncan, Mrs. Callie M. Parrish of Angier; two grandchildren.
Family at Bryan-Lee Funeral Home, Garner, p.m. today. HAZEL L. BORDEAUX Funeral for Mrs. S.
Hazel Lloyd Bordeaux, 80, of 509 Glenwood who died Tuesday, 11 a.m. today, Mitchell Funeral Home. Burial, Chalybeate Springs Baptist Church cemetery. Family at 5601 Deblyn Ave. RUTH L.
HUFFMAN Mrs. Ruth Lamb Huffman, 68, of 604 Hertford died Tuesday. Memorial service 3 p.m. today, White Memorial Presbyterian Church. Surviving: husband, Ned Edward daughter, Mrs.
Eugenia Huffman Goulding son, E. Scott Huffman of Wendell; brother, John H. Lamb of Greensboro. In lieu of flowers, memorial contrimay be made to N.C. State University, of Hillsborough Veterinarian Raleigh' Medi27606.
Arrangements by Brown-Wynne Funeral Home, St. Mary's Street. WIESLAW KOBRZYNSKI Graveside service for Wieslaw Kobrzynski, 59, of 123 N. Bloodworth who died Friday, noon today, Oak wood Cemetery. Arrangements by Gray Funeral Home.
CHARLES A. WHITE JR. Funeral for Charles Adams White 70, of 6024 Sentinel Drive, a retired sales representative for F.H. Ross who died Monday, 11 a.m. today, Brown-Wynne Funeral Home, Millbrook Road.
MILDRED P. THOMPSON APEX- Funeral for Mrs. Mildred Pauline "Polly" Thompson, 56, a secretary with Burroughs Welcome, who died Monday from iniuries received in a traffic accident, 11 a.m. today, Green Level Baptist Church. Burial, church cemetery, with Eastern Star Honors.
Memorials may be made to the N.C. Eastern Star Foundation, P.O. Box 100, Cary 27511. Arrangements by Apex Funeral Home. PAUL L.
SUTTON LAKE WACCAMAW Paul Leo Sutton, 85, died Tuesday. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday, Lake Waccamaw Presbyterian Church. Burial, Lake Waccamaw Cemetery. Surviving: daughters, Mrs.
Patricia Wynne Sutton Kallmeyer of Marietta, Mrs. LuRuth Sutton Arena of Durham; five grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. Family at the home, Lake Shore Drive, Lake Waccamaw. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Lake Waccamaw Presbyterian Church or the Lake Waccamaw Rescue Squad. Arrangements by McKenzie Funeral Home, Whiteville.
ALTON P. TAYLOR ATLANTIC Alton Parker Taylor, 83, died Wednesday. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday, Atlantic United Methodist Church. Burial, Atlantic Community Cemetery.
Surviving: son, Alton P. Taylor Jr. of Dunn; four grandchildren. Arrangements by Bell-Munden Funeral Home, Morehead City. STELLA W.
COLE WILMINGTON Mrs. Stella White Cole, 97, formerly of Chatham County, died Wednesday. Memorial service 2 p.m. Sunday, St. Andrew's-Covenant Presbyterian Church.
Surviving: son, Nathan Cole Jr. of Louisburg; sister, Mrs. Freida McGert of Wilmington; several nieces and nephews. Memorials may be made St. Andrew's-Covenant Presbyterian Church.
Arrangements by Coble-WardSmith Funeral Home. Retired Robeson farmer wins award A retired Robeson County farmer from Pembroke has become the first Lumbee Indian to win the top lay award for eastern North Carolina Methodists. William Foster Jacobs, a member of Sandy Plains United Methodist Church in Pembroke, was named Lay Person of the Year as the North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church ended its annual meeting in Fayetteville last weekend. Although Jacobs came "face to face with personal tragedy, his faith never wavered," the award said, noting that Jacobs had endured the deaths of his wife, son and granddaughter and had suffered through a heart problem that forced his retirement. Also at the conference, the Rev.
C.P. Minnick bishop of the Raleigh area, announced ministerial appointments, including 190 pastoral changes, for 1988. Pastors receiving new assignments will move June 30 and will preach in their new pulpits beginning July 3. The changes: Burlington District Dr. F.
Owen Fitzgerald, district superintendent Davis Street in Burlington, the Rev. H. Arthur Phillips, Jr. from Swansboro; associate at Davis Street in Burlington, the Rev. Lyndle R.
Bullard (new minister); Emmonuel in Burlington, the Rev. William C. Spencer Jr. from Clayton. St.
Paul's in Burlington, the Rev. Edward M. Gunter from Gardners in Fayetteville; Carrboro, BETSY L. HARRINGTON WAKE FOREST Mrs. Betsy Lee Harrington, 82, died Wednesday.
Arrangements by Feggins-Feggins Funeral Home. FLOYD C. TANT WILSON Funeral for Floyd Clinton Tant, 74, who died Tuesday, 11 a.m. today, Joyner's Funeral Home. Burial, Middlesex Cemetery.
PEARL O. NICHOLS DURHAM- Mrs. Pearl O'Neal Nichols, 96, died Wednesday. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday, Andrews Chapel United Methodist Church.
Burial, church cemetery. Surviving: daughters, Mrs. Alma Nichols Sanders Mrs. Rachel Nichols Wood, both of Durham; son, E.H. Nichols Jr.
of Durham; stepdaughter, Mrs. Cleo Martin of ham; brother, Otis O'Neal of Durham; sisters, Miss Lora O'Neal, Miss Dora O'Neal, Miss Lector O'Neal, Miss Margaret O'Neal and Miss Vera O'Neal, all of Durham; 12 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; a great-great-grandchild. Family at Hall-Wynne Funeral Home, 7-9 p.m. today. ANNE T.
BEACH WENDELL Mrs. Anne Thomas Beach, 80, formerly of Wendell, died Wednesday. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday, Strickland Funeral Home. Burial, Greenmount Cemetery.
Surviving: husband, Al S. Beach; son, Sidney Beach of Wilson; sisters, Mrs. Arlee Mitchell of Wendell, Mrs. Miriam Orr and Mildred Clark, both of Raleigh, Evelyn ColeMrs. grove of Maryville, three grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Chad Bell Fund, care of Wendell Christian Church, P.O. Box 874, Wendell 27591; or the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 27624, Raleigh 27611. Family at the residence of Mrs. Arlee Mitchell, 205 Short Wendell.
MERTIE B. HAIRR NEWTON GROVE Funeral for Mrs. Mertie Britt Hairr, 78, who died Tuesday, 3 p.m. today, West Funeral Home. Burial, Bradshaw Cemetery.
Surviving: sons, Fulton Hairr, Shelton Hairr, David Hairr and Weldon Hairr, all of Newton Grove, Stewart Hairr of Garner, Alvin Hairr of Reston, sister, Mrs. Delia Thornton of Newton Grove; brothers, Hooper Britt of Newton Grove, William Arthur Britt of Micro, James Britt of Clinton; four grandchildren. Details of these deaths were in other editions of today's WILBUR B. AVERITT, 82. Funeral 2p.m.
Friday, Jernigan Warren Funeral Home. WILLIE BURNETTE, 63........ Arrangements by Williams Funeral Home. EDWIN L. CARPENTER, 67.
Glen Burnie, Md. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday, Branch Funeral Home, Enfield, N.C. BERTHA R. CASEY, 93.
Rocky Mount Funeral 3:30 p.m. today, Johnson Funeral Home. DORSEY G. CAUSWAY, 77. Macclesfield Funeral 3:30 p.m.
Friday, Farmville Funeral Home. JESSE CONNOR, 69. Snow Hill Funeral 11 a.m. Friday, Taylor-Edwards Funeral Home. LILLIE D.
CROCKER, 83 Smithfield Funeral 11 a.m. today, Underwood Funeral Home. SUSAN R. DEW, 87. Fayetteville Funeral 4p.m.
today, Rogers Breece Funeral Home. RONNIE J. EDWARDS, 44 Funeral 3:30 p.m. Friday, Johnson Funeral Home, Rocky Mount. RUPERT M.
EZZELL, 79. Turkey Funeral 3p.m. Friday, Royal-Hall Funeral Home, Clinton. MILDRED D. GODWIN, 84 Funeral 3p.m.
Friday, Erwin First Baptist Church. NINA G. HEATH, 91. Vanceboro Arrangements by Wilkerson Funeral Home. MILDRED C.
HERRING, 81. Greensboro Funeral 2 p.m. today, College Place United Methodist Church. JOHN A. JAMES, 64 Weldon Funeral 3p.m.
today, Weldon Baptist Church. MARTHA J. KESLING, 80 Elizabeth City Funeral 3p.m. today, Salem Baptist Church. LOUISE T.
KIVETT, 61. Funeral 2 p.m. today, Rogers Breece Funeral Home. IVA M. LANGLEY, 81 Rocky Mount Funeral 2 p.m.
Funeral Home. MAUDE T. MCCORMICK, 89 Funeral 11 today, Iona Presbyterian Church. JOHN D. McGINNIS, 63..
Funeral 2 p.m. Friday, Shumate-Faulk Funeral Home, Goldsboro. WILLIAM A. McLAMB, 69 Funeral 1 p.m. Friday, Pollock, Wells and Best Funeral Home, New Bern.
CLYDE MERCER, 76. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday, McDaniel Chapel Church, Jones County. ELLEN C. MOORE, 81 Washington, N.C.
Funeral 2 p.m. Friday, Paul Funeral Home. JAMES E. MORRIS, 73. Mount Funeral 11 a.m.
today, Johnson Funeral Home. EDNA L. OATES, 64 Kinston Funeral 2 p.m. Friday, Garner -Howard Funeral Home. LYNN OPSAHL, 69 Pinehurst Memorial service 5 p.m.
Saturday, Village Chapel. JAMES PARRIS, 62. Wilson Funeral 11 a.m. Friday, Stantonsburg Cemetery, Stantonsburg. ELOISE B.
POPE, 83... Goldsboro Funeral 11 a.m. Friday, Seymour Funeral Home. WALTER R. ROBINSON, 73 Funeral 3p.m.
Friday, Shiloh Holiness Church, near Autryville. LEO F. SIMPSON, 70.. Creek Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday, Core Creek United Methodist Church.
ALTON P. TAYLOR, 83...... Atlantic Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday, Atlantic United Methodist Church. The News and Observer, Raleigh, N.C., Thursday, June 23, 1988 3C Deaths and funerals KITTY W.
MOUSER Funeral for Mrs. Kitty Wilder Mouser. of 2025 Clark who died 11 a.m today, BrowncloanS0a Wynne Funeral Home, St. Mary Street. Burial, New Bethel Baptist Church cemetery.
NICHOLAS J. DOMBALS Funeral for Nicholas John Dombalis, 94, of 1107 Wake Forest Road, owner of the Mecca Restaurant, who died Tuesday, 10 a.m. Friday, Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. Burial, Oakwood Cemetery. at Brown-Wynne Funeral Family, Mary's Street, 7-9 p.m.
Thursday, with a prayer service at 7:30 p.m.. Contributions may be made to the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church Memorial Fund. MARIE U. WEAVER Funeral for Mrs. Marie Upchurch Weaver, 93, of 320 Buck Jones Road, who died Monday, 2 p.m.
Friday, Ephesus Baptist Church. Burial, church cemetery. Family at Mitchell Funeral Home, p.m. today; other times at the home. Memorial contributions may be made to Ephesus Baptist Church, 1000 E.
Chatham Cary 27511. LULA M. LEE Mrs. Lula Mae Lee, of 2813 Frinks died Wednesday. Funeral 11 a.m.
Saturday, First Church of God. Burial, Carolina Biblical Gardens. Surviving: husband, James Lee; son, James Lee Jr. of Raleigh; sisters, Mrs. Leora Russell of Brooklyn, N.
Mrs. Evangeline Robertson of Jamaica, N. brother, Arenzo Williams of Raleigh. Family at the church, 6-7 p.m. Friday.
Arrangements by Haywood Funeral Home. MARGARET S. GILL Funeral for Mrs. Margaret S. Gill, 78, of the Raleigh Apartments, who died Tuesday, 3 p.m.
today, BrownWynne Funeral Home, St. Mary's Street. Burial, Raleigh Memorial Park. HULDA C. McDONOUGH Mrs.
Hulda Colin McDonough, 94, 2912 Greenwood, Wade N. Avaieatorednesday. Funeral will be private. Surviving: daughters, Mrs. Anna Tropman of Raleigh, Mrs.
Elizabeth Canty of Belmont, N. son, John McDonough of Joplin, four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made charity of one's choice. Arrangements by Brown-Wynne Funeral Home, St. Mary's Street.
Paid Notice JOSEPH E. GREENWELL JR. COCOA BEACH, Fla. Joseph E. Greenwell 53, retired with ITT, died Wednesday.
Funeral 9:45 a.m. Saturday, Church of Our Saviour. Surviving: wife, Mrs. Nancy E. Greenwell; sons, Robert Greenwell, David Greenweil, Anthony Greenwell and Andrew Greenwell, all of Cocoa Beach; a brother; five sisters; one grandson.
Arrangements by BeckmanWilliamson Funeral Home. Paid Notice MILDRED D. GODWIN ERWIN Mrs. Mildred D. Godwin, age 84, of 301 East Erwin, died Wednesday at her home.
She was the daughter of the late P.H. Denning Sr. and Mrs. Ellie Norris Denning. Funeral will be held Friday at 3 p.m.
from the Erwin First Baptist Church. Burial will follow in Erwin Memorial Park. Surviving are her husband, Roy S. Godwin a son, Roy S. Godwin Jr.
of Dunn; one daughter, Mrs. Jennifer Godwin Hall of Erwin; one brother, Pete Denning Jr. of Dunn; two grandchildren. The family will receive friends at the home, 301 East 7-8 p.m. tonight.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that memorials be made to Erwin First Baptist Church, South 12th Street, Erwin, N.C. 28339. Arrangements by Price Funeral Home of Erwin. Paid Notice WILLIAM A. McLAMB HAVELOCK William Alton McLamb, 69, of 117 Nunn Havelock, died Tuesday at Pitt Memorial Hospital.
Funeral service will be Friday at 1 p.m. at Pollock, Wells and Best Funeral Home in New Bern. Burial will be in New Bern National Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mabel H.
McLamb; one son, William Perry McLamb of New York City; one son-in-law, Frederick Allen Wilcox of Paris, Texas; one daughter, Mrs. Sheila Lynn McLamb Wilcox of Paris, Texas; one brother, Norwood E. McLamb of Winter Park, two sisters, Mrs. Janice M. Beasley and Mrs.
Jean M. Merritt, both of Fayetteville. The family will receive friends at Pollock, Wells and Best Funeral Home in Havelock today from 7-8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Ronald McDonald House, Greenville or to the American Heart Association. Arrangements by Pollock, Wells and Best Funeral Home, Havelock.
PAID OBITUARY Anyone wishing to publish more information than contained in the standard, death notice may run a paid obituary of any length at a charge of $1.48 per printed line. the Rev. Jomes H. Coile from Providence near Goldsboro; Orange in Chapel Hill, the Rev. Rene' O.
Bideaux from Board of Global Ministries. Associate at University of Chapel Hill, the Rev. Raegan V. May (new minister); Eno-Palmers Grove, the Rev. Bruce D.
Phillips (new minister); First in Graham, the Rev. Marshall R. Old from Carthage; Leasburg, the Rev. Stephen H. Kirby (new minister).
Lebanon-Carr, the Rev. Clyde A. Denny from associate at Davis Street in Burlington; minister of education at Mebone, the Rev. Mary W. Cartwright from Massey's Chapel in Durham: New Hope-Purley, the Rev.
Donna Susan Moore from Sharon in Aydlett; Swepsonville, the Rev. Henry A. Bizzell, Jr. from Hertford; and Union Grove, the Rev. Anne Bachmann (new minister).
Durham District (Durham, Granville, Person, and Vance Counties) Dr. Wallace H. Kirby, district superintendent Andrews Chapel, the Rev. Richard C. Hill.
Jr. from Jamesville: Bahama: Mt. Bethel, the Rev. Albert Trotter from associate at University in Chapel Hill; Brook land-Brooksdale, the Rev. Brian W.
Wingo from Granville Circuit: Concord, Rev. Johnny H. Branch from Smith in Roonoke Rapids. Andrews Chapel, the Rev. Richard C.
Hill from Jamesville: Mt. Bethel of Bahama, the Rev. J. Albert Trotter from University in Chapel Hill (associate pastor): Brookland-Brooksdale, the Rev. Brian W.
Wingo from Granville Circuit; Concord, the Rev. Johnny H. Branch from Smith Roanoke Rapids. Asbury Temple in Durham, the Rev. Stanley Moore, from Harry Hosier in Fayetteville: Bethany in Durham, the Rev.
Rex E. Brooks from Pinetops; Bethesda in Durham, the Rev. James T. Weaver, Jr. from Brookland in Roxboro; Calvary in Durham, the Rev.
Charles E. Owens from Brooksdale in Roxboro. Glendale Heights in Durham, the Rev. Mark W. Wethington from Spring-Garysburg in Rodnoke Rapids; McMannen in Durham, the Rev.
Michael B. Hobbs from Glendale Heights in Durham; Parkwood, the Rev. Julian W. Scott from Mount Olivet in Manteo. Trinity in Durham, the Rev.
David E. Brownlee from General Board of Global Ministries: associate at Trinity in Durham, the Rev. Shelley A. Fogleman from Epworth in Wilmington; program associate at Trinity in Durham, the Rev. Wayne N.
Thomas (new minister). Highway 98. the Rev. Mark E. Lykins from Andrews Chapel in Durham; Granville Circuit, the Rev.
James W. King (new minister): City Road in Henderson, the Rev. G. Ronald Patton from Bethesda in Durham; Hermon, the Rev. Christopher O.
Cumbest (new minister). Lea's Chapel- Warren's Grove, the Rev. Ronald J. Snider from Rougemont; Massey's Chapel, the Rev. Marilyn K.
Shipman (new minister); Mt. Tirzah, the Rev. Clinton W. Spence (new minister); Oak Grove, the Rev. Maurice E.
Nason. Jr. from West End. Rougemont, the Rev. Julia Webb-Bowden (new minister); Long Memorial in Roxboro.
the Rev. J. Edward Morrison from Trinity in Dur. ham; Stem-Bullock's, the Rev. James E.
Bailey from Harrells-Westview; and Tabernacle, the Rev. Samuel F. Martin Ill (new minister). Elizabeth City District Albemarle, the Rev. Robert B.
Craig from Wesley-Black's Chapel near Dunn; Creswell, the Rev. Leonard O. Fair from First in Elizabeth City; associate at First in Elizabeth, the Rev. Dena Jo McFarland (new minister). Harrellsville, the Rev.
Doris Jean Johnson from Old Dock near Whiteville; Hertford, the Rev. Raymond K. Wittman from Pilmoor Memorial in Currituck; Mt. Olivet in Manteo, Dr. J.
Donald Phillips from Wesley's Chapel near Elizabethtown. Murfreesboro, the Rev. H. Charles Davis from Saint James in Newport; Pasquotank, the Rev. Joseph J.
Grimes from Creswell; Pilmoor Memorial, the Rev. Jerry A. Jackson from Oak Grove near Roxboro. Sharon, the Rev. Steven M.
Hall from Mount Tirzah in Durham; South Camden, the Rev. Stephen N. Little from West Rockingham; and Union-Newbegun, the Rev. John M. Crowe from Garland.
Fayetteville District First in Clinton, the Rev. Dennis Ricks, Jr. from First in Garner; Grace in Clinton, the Rev. Robert E. Bergland from Mount Bethel in Bahamo; co*kesbury, the Rev.
Josef E. Fiegler from Holly Springs. Camp Ground in Foyetteville, the Rev. Ben C. Rouse from Trinity in Wilmington; associate at Camp Ground in Fayetteville, the Rev.
Dennis M. Adams from a leave of absence; Christ in Fayetteville, the Rev. Beniamin R. Melvin from Trinity in Fayetteville. Gardners in Fayetteville, the Rev.
Neil E. Smith from Cordova; Harry Hosier, the Rev. Angelo M. Troy from St. John-St.
Mark in boro; minister of education and Christian nurture at Haymount in Fayetteville, the Rev. Ronald E. Dietrich from Western Pennsylvania Conference; Hay Street in Fayetteville, the Rev. Hugh H. Cameron from Centenary in Smithfield; John Wesley in Fayetteville, the Rev.
Lawrence E. Johnson from Asbury Temple in Durham. Korean in Fayetteville, the Rev. Jinho Kim (new minister); Trinity in Fayetteville, the Rev. Henry B.
Grant Jr. from Christ in Fayetteville; Wesley Heights in Fayetteville, the Rev. N.B. Hill, Jr. from Parker's Grove in Fayetteville: Hope Mills: Native American, the Rev.
Samuel Wynn from Clarkton Circuit. Kipling-co*kesbury, the Rev. Stephen P. Wonger from Bonlee; Linden: Parkers Grove, the Rev. Douglas Currin (new minister); Momers, the Rev.
Leon J. Pernell from leave of absence; Mt. Moriah, the Rev. W. Hoyt Cheek (retired minister).
Newton Grove, the Rev. Kirk B. Oldham (new minister); Roseboro, the Rev. Carrie W. Parrish from South River in Stedman; South River in Stedman, the Rev.
William J. Witt, Jr. Brown 111 from Tabernacle in Townsville; and WesleyBlack's Chapel, the Rev. Peggy Ormsby Witt (new minister). Goldsboro District (Duplin, Johnston and Wayne Counties) The Rev.
J. Malloy Owen Ill, district superintendent, from Jarvis Memorial in Greenville Bethel-Rones, the Rev. M.B. Collier, Jr. from Leasburg; Brogden-Falling Creek, Rev.
Richard C. Sharp (new minister); Eureka- Yelverton, the Rev. Maurice L. Lancaster from Shallotte Circuit; Faison Circuit, the Rev. David S.
Fischler from Mount Pleasant in Pittsboro. Four Oaks, the Rev. W. Joseph Yow, Jr. form Union in Lillington; Jefferson in Goldsboro, the Rev.
Michael R. Barker from associate at Trinity in Durham; Providence in Goldsboro, the Rev. James R. Oliver from Pembroke First-Calvary: St. John, the Rev.
Doris T. Fox (new minister); MARY E. THOMPSON MACON Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Thompson, 75, died Tuesday. Graveside p.m.
today, Surviving: sons, Edgar L. ThompCary, Richard L. Thompson of Tupelo, sister, Mrs. Grace Riggan of Goldsboro; brother, Joe Riggan of Macon; four grandchildren; a great-grandchild. Arrangements by Blaylock Funeral Home, Littleton.
EUNICE H. MALPASS GOLDSBORO Mrs. Eunice Huffman Malpass, 59, died Wednesday. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday, Seymour Funeral Home.
Burial, Wayne Memorial Park. Surviving: husband, George T. Malpass; daughters, Miss Peggy Malpass of Dudley, Mrs. Patricia Henry of Goldsboro; son, George L. Malpass of Goldsboro; sisters, Mrs.
Mary H. Fizer of Slater, Mrs. Naomi H. Polter of Goldsboro, Mrs. Helen H.
Sauls of Woodbridge, Esther Howell Pikeville, Mrs. Dolly H. Best of Durham; brother, James L. Huffman of Goldsboro; three grandchildren. Family at funeral home, 7-9 p.m.
today. WALTER M. DEAN ASHEVILLE Walter Melvin Dean, 82, died Tuesday. Funeral 11 a.m. Friday, Hills Baptist Church.
Burial, Lewis Memorial Park. Surviving: wife, Mrs. Marie Ross Dean; daughters, Mrs. Mildred Jolly of Asheville, Mrs. Ann Honeycutt of Burlington; brothers, Willie T.
Dean and Lonnie M. Dean, both of Raleigh, Bernard J. Dean of Cary, Ottis J. Dean of Brandon, sisters, Mrs. Katie L.
and Mrs. Minnie Ruth Ward, both of Raleigh; three grandchildren. Family at Williams Funeral Service, 7-8 p.m. today. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Beverly Hills Baptist Church Organ Fund.
Zion in Goldsboro, the Rev. Samuel I L. Wood (retired minister), Jerusalem-Bethel, the Rev. Walloce B. Lewis from Goldsboro: Airboro-Zion; Kenly-Buckhorn, the Rev.
Charles M. Hackett from Jefferson in Goldsboro; Micro-Fellowship, the Rev. Parker L. Hinzmon (new minister); Soulston, the Rev. Chories K.
Moseley from Groce in Clinton: Centenary in Smithfield, the Rev. Francis C. me Bradshaw from Grace Wilmington; and Trinity, the Rev. Doniel M. Forbes.
Jr. from BethelRones in Mt. Olive; Zion, to be supplied. Greenville District (Beaufort, Greene, Hyde, Lenoir, and Martin Counties) The Rev. Alton P.
Hill, district superintendent Jarvis Memorial in Greenville, the Rev. H. Sidney Huggins Ill from Hoy Street in Fayetteville; Grifton, the Rev. C. Arthur Wall from Saint Pauls; Holly Springs, the Rev.
Linwood S. Jones from Noble's Chapel near Mount Olive; ton, the Rev. R.M. Armstrong Ill from Evansdale-Bladck Creek near Wilson. Jamesville, the Rev.
E. Richard Bowen from Micro-Fellowship; Noble's Chapel, the Rev. Sally S. Plowman (new minister); Pink Hill, the Rev. Sherwood A.
Godwin from Scotland Neck; Stokes, the Rev. Robert Elwood Hill (new minister); associate at First in Washington, the Rev. Edith Dudley Jenkins (new minister); and ley Memorial, the Rev. W. Nesion Fulford from near Wilson.
New Bern District (Carteret, Craven, Jones, Onslow, and Pamlico Counties) The Rev. Millard Whitfield Warren, trict superintendent Atlantic. the Rev. Richard L. Ward (new minister); Bridgeton, the Rev.
Joyce Reynolds Mott (new minister); Dover -Clarks, the Rev. Sidney Epperson form Queen's Creek in Hubert; Harkers Island, the Rev. William E. Galvon from Pamlico Cooperative Parish; Harlowe-Oak Grove, the Rev. George M.
Marsh. Jr. from Roberdel in Rockingham. Cherry Point in Havelock, the Rev. Walter W.
Gaskins, Jr. from Eureka- Yelverton in Eureka; Haw Branch, the Rev. Elva Leroy Morton Ill (new minister); Hubert: Queens Creek, the Rev. Robert J. Rudd from Marshallberg-Smyrna, the Rev.
Wayne E. Thomas from Newton Grove. First in Morehead City, the Rev. Paul W. Boone from Long Memorial in Roxboro; Newport: St.
James, the Rev. Argel H. Payne from Smyrna in Robbins; Oriental, the Rev. Glenn E. Mason from Sauiston near Goldsboro.
Associate at Pamlico Cooperative Parish, the Rev. Joseph C. Parker from Grifton (retired minister); Richlands, the Rev. Robert 1 D. O'Keef from Orange in Chapel Hill; Riverdale, the Rev.
J. Rodney Lane, Jr. from Harker's Island: and Swansboro, Dr. Samuel W. Dixon, Jr.
from Calvary in Durham. Raleigh District (Franklin, Wake, and Warren Counties) Dr. Joseph B. Bethea, district superintendent Clayton, the Rev. Lovell R.
Aills from Bethany in Durham; Ebenezer-Wesley, the Rev. William L. Sturtevant (new minister); First in Garner. the Rev. W.D.
Sabiston Ill from Trinity in Troy: Holly Springs, the Rev. Horace T. Ferguson from Leah's Chapel-Shiloh near Louisburg. Laden Memorial, the Rev. Barbara K.H.
Price (new minister); Leah's Chapel-Shiloh, the Rev. C. Maness Mitchell (retired minister); Highland in Raleigh, the Rev. Charles M. Smith from Goldsboro district superintendent; St.
Marks in Raleigh, Dr. Charles V. Bryant from conference council staff. Southeast in Raleigh, the Rev. Leroy Worth, Sr.
(new minister); Westover in Raleigh, the Rev. Vassar W. Jones from Parkwood in Durham; and Vance Circuit, the Rev. Roy F. Falgout (new minister).
Rockingham District (Richmond, Robeson, and Scotland Counties) The Rev. William W. Sherman, district superintendent Cordova, the Rev. Richard A. Stanley, Jr.
from Dover-Clarks in Dover; associate at Green Lake-Ledbetter, the Rev. William O. Hewett (new minister); First in Hamlet, the Rev. L.T. Wilson from Camp Ground in Fayetteville; associate at absence; Laurel Hill, the Rev.
A.E. Goldfinch, Jr. from Faison Circuit in Faison. Lumberton: Asbury Parish, the Rev. Clifford L.
Williams (new minister); associate at Lumberton: Asbury Porish, the Rev. J. Earl Covington (new minister); Lumberton Circuit, the Rev. James A. Starnes from Pink Hill; Maxton: St.
Paul, the Rev. Robert O. Skinner form Lea's Chapel-Warren's Grove near Roxboro; Perbroke: First-West, the Rev. Jerry Lowry Native American Larger Parish; Sandy Plains. the Rev.
W. Joseph Wilburn (new minister) Norman, the Rev H.W. Burnside, Jr. from Milwaukee: Roberdel, the Rev. H.
Worth Pearce from Laurel Hill; Glenwood in Rockingham, the Rev. Don Paul Lee from Trinity near Kinston; West in Rockingham, the Rev. William F. Williams from Center in Sanford. St.
Pauls, the Rev. C. Franklin Grill from Roseboro; and Snead's Grove, the Rev. Bobby P. Tyson, Jr.
from Holly Springs near Williamson. Rocky Mount District (Edgecombe, Halifax, Nash, Northampton, and Wilson coun- J. the in C. ties) Dr. G.
Robert McKenzie, district superintendent Evansdale-Black Creek, the Rev. David C. Benson from associate at First in Rocky Mount; Hawkins- Tabor, the Rev. H. Dennis Draper, Jr.
from special appointment; Hornes Sims, the Rev. Randall G. Maynard (new appointment) Milwaukee, the Rev. David V. Spaulding from Whiteville Circuit in Whiteville; Pinetops-Hort, the Rev.
Geraldine D. Ingram from special appointment; Red Oak, the Rev. John M. Bowman from Tabor near Littleton. Roanoke, the Rev.
James L. Bryan from Kenly-Buckhorn; First at Roanoke Rapids, the Rev. Bruce D. Taylor from First in Hamlet; associate at Rosemary in Roanoke Ropids, the Rev. Shelly Wilson Wall (new minister).
Englewood in Rocky Mount, the Rev. Woodrow W. Wells, Jr. from Jonesboro in Sanford. associate at First in Rocky Mount, the Rev.
M. Keith Thomason from Lebanon-Carr near Mebane: Scotland Neck, the Rev. William E. Holliday from Union Grove near Hillsborough. Smith, the Rev.
Joe D. Lister from Swepsonville; Spring-Graysburg, the Rev. Jerry W. Cribb from Red Oak; West Nash in Wilson, the Rev. H.
Gray Southern from Oriental: and Winstead in Wilson, the Rev. W. Rickman Pinner from Con- cord near Roxboro. Sanford District (Chatham, Lee, Montgomery, and Moore counties) The Rev. James C.P.
Brown, district superintendent Bonlee, the Rev. Vickie Diane Phillips (new minister); Carthage, the Rev. Terry A. Bryant from Saint Paul in Burlington; Center, the Rev, Larry D. Crane (new minister); Jones Chapel, the Rev.
Mary L. VonCanon (retired minister). Lemon Springs, the Rev. Andrew M. Marshall from Jerusalem-Bethel near LaGrange: Merritts-Ebenezer, the Rev.
G. Scott Richards (new minister): Moncure-Buckhorn, the Rev. Richard M. Tysinger from Piney Grove-Hickory Grove near Siler City. Mt.
Pleasant, the Rev. Carolyn Reed Smith from Jones Chapel near Sanford; Pinebluft, the Rev. Morris L. Barber from Roanoke Circuit in Roanoke Rapids; Piney Grove-Hickory Grove. the Rev.
Susan Horsh-Cafferty from associate at First in Graham. Jonesboro in Sanford, the Rev. W. Eugene Tinsdale from Richlands: Smyrna, the Rev Horace L. McLaurin from Murfreesboro; Troy: Trinity, the Rev.
W. Stanley Smith, Jr. from Camp in Shallotte; and West End, the Rev. William C. Townsend, Jr.
from Union-Newbegun near Elizabeth City. Wilmington District (Bladen, Brunswick, Columbus, New Hanover, and Pender Counties) Dr. Samuel D. McMillan, district superintendent Bolivia: Bethel, the Rev. Gary Loeffler (new minister): Clarkton, the Rev.
Earl Smith (new minister); Dublin, the Rev. Clarence E. 0'Briant from Hookerton; Garland, the Rev. Gordon E. Allen, Jr.
from Kipling-co*kesbury in Kipling. Harrells-Westview, the Rev. Harold E. Brock Jr. (new minister); Lake Waccamaw, the Rev.
Thomas G. Melvin from Lemon Springs; Old Dock, the Rev. W. Thomas Clarke from disability leave: Riegelwood-Shiloh, the Rev. David Northcutt (new minister).
Rocky Point, the Rev. William de Vries Renn Sr. from Harrellsville; Shallotte: Camp, the Rev. George F. Blanchard from Pinebluff; Shallotte Circuit, the Rev.
Robert H. Hargrove from Rocky Point. Wesley's Chapel, the Rev. Alvin J. Morris from Emmanuel in Burlington; Whiteville, the Rev.
Wilbur 1. Jackson from McMannen in Durham; Whiteville Circuit, the Rev. Glodys R. Williford from Pasquotank near Elizabeth City Epworth in Wilmington, the Rev. Anthony Adams (new minister): Fifth Avenue in Wil.
mington, the Rev. Samuel A. Williams, Jr. form Riegelwood-Shiloh in Riegeiwood. Grace in Wilmington, the Rev.
W. Edward Barber from Englewood in Rocky Mount; Trinity in Wilmington, the Rev. Jesse V. Bone Sr. from Davis Street in Burlington; minister of evangelism of Wesley Memorial in Wilmington, the Rev.
Charles J. Hause from Dublin. Garner town manager resigning after 17 years By KATIE MOSHER Staff writer Garner Town Manager Gustav M. Ulrich, who has served the town nearly 17 years, will resign effective Dec. 6.
Some town officials said they were surprised by the announcement. Others predicted that Peter G. Bine, assistant town manager, would be a prime candidate to succeed Ulrich. Ulrich would not comment on his reasons for resigning, nor on his plans. "I have no specific plans," he said Wednesday in a telephone interview.
"I'll stay in Garner as far as I know. I have no plans to Ulrich, 56, offered a letter of resignation to the Board of Aldermen in an executive session June 13, but the board has not accepted officially it. His current annual salary is $44,824. He holds an engineering degree from N.C. State University and a masters degree in public administration from Syracuse University.
Ulrich's previous jobs include that of town manager of Kernersville. Hired as Garner manager in December 1971, Ulrich has seen both the town population and the number of town employees triple. "There has been tremendous change," he said. Most recently, those changes have included extensive annexations and announcements of a $600-million Nabisco bakery and a major shopping mall. Continued development is expected with the extension of Interstate 40 east from Raleigh.
For now, Ulrich said his emphasis is on final approval of the town budget. But much of the preparation of the 1988-89 budget was done by Bine, who also led the budget presentation at a public hearing this month. Bine, former town manager for Morrisville, joined the Garner administration in November. His current annual salary is $43,638. Ulrich said he had made no recommendation for a successor, but that he had given the town board several months to make a decision.
Bine said he "would be honored" if the board considered him for the manager's job. "I am interested in the post, but I am not campaigning for it," he said. "That is the board's decision." Rape charge against Wake man dismissed after woman disappears A Wake prosecutor has dismissed a first degree rape charge against a Raleigh man, saying the woman who claimed to have been attacked has disappeared. Walter Eugene Brown III, 37, of 4615 Grinding Stone Drive, had been charged with the rape in January. Wake Assistant District Attorney Jacqueline Lambert also dropped related charges of kidnapping, first -degree sexual offense, breaking and entering, and larceny.
The dismissals were taken last week. The woman had told police that a man had offered her a ride home from Fevers nightclub on Yonkers Road about 3:30 a.m. Jan. 29. The man, who was armed with a pocketknife, drove the woman to a northern Wake County road and raped her before dropping her off at a convenience store in North Raleigh, police had said.
"We can't locate the victim," Ms. Lambert said in a telephone interview Wednesday. The woman left a Durham address and phone number, but has since disappeared, Ms. Lambert said. The telephone is disconnected, she said.
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