Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 4

Page 4 THE INTERIOR JOURNAL, March 9, 1995 Arvil "Plow" Jones Freeman J. Sowers Obituaries Donald Wooldridge Freeman J. Sowers, 58, of 105 Clover Court, Stanford, died Friday, March 3 at his residence. A native of Lincoln County, he was born Dec. 13, 19.36 to Lillie Spears Sowers of Stanford and the late Jeff Sowers.

He was a construction worker. Other survivors include one son, Dwayne Sowers of Tennessee; one daughter, Cheryl Miles of Hazard; two brothers, Robert Sowers of Mel-borne, and Jimmy Sowers of Stanford; three sisters, Frances Estes Young Wooldridge of Stanford; a son, Donald Gary Wooldridge of Stanford; and a daughter, Vicky Lee Freeman of Stanford. Arrangements are incomplete with Fox Funeral Home being in charge of the arrangements. Kidd of Stanford; three step-daughters, Maria Bryant, Stephanie Howard and Tonya Austin, all of Manchester; two sisters, Nadine Smith of Manchester and Loretta Poynter of Hamilton, 7 grandchildren; 16 nieces, 5 nephews, and several great nieces and nephews. Active pallbearers were Joey, Johnnie, David, Calvin and Phillip Smith and Wayne Denson.

Honorary pallbearers were Mendel and W. P. Jones, Jimmy and Buddy Howard, Robert and Ricky Walker, Ruth and Ricky Smith, Chris Hogue, Glenn Harris, Greg Kidd, Barry Bryant, Keith Austin, and Owen Noel. Funeral services were held Tuesday, March 7 at the Fox Funeral Home with Bro. Tim Hall and Bro.

Bill Wagers officiating. Burial was in Buffalo Springs Cemetery. Arvil "Plow" Jones, 57, of 2142 Stanford Road, Lancaster, died Sunday, March 5 at the Fort Logan Hospital emergency room in Stanford. Jones was the host of thepopular morning radio show on WRSL, The Country Store. A victim of polio as a child, he was the first polio patient in Kentucky to be treated in a "iron lung." A native of Manchester, he was born Aug.

20, 1937 to the late Pearl Jones and Polly Harris Jones. He was a disc jockey for WRSL Stanford Radio for 30 years, a disc jockey at Manchester, Corbin, London, Liberty WKDO and Mt. Vernon, and a member of the Stanford Church of the Nazarene. Survivors include his wife, Carolyn Howard Jones of Lancaster; one son, Jeff Jones of Stanford; two daughters, Janie Hogue and Jeannie Frank Johnson Donald Wooldridge, 73, of 506 Danville Stanford, died Tuesday, March 7 at the Fort Logan Hospital emergency room. He was a retired welder and a member of Calvary Hill Baptist Church.

Survivors include his wife, Louise Sally Katherine Sally Katherine Brumett Baugh, 83, of Melbourne, and formerly of Crab Orchard, died Monday, March 6 at the Beverly Oaks Nursing Home in Melbourne, FL. A native of Maywood, she. was born July 17, 1911 to the late Henry and Mary Pollard Brumett She was a member of the Baptist Church, a devoted homemaker, and the widow of Charlie Baugh. Survivors five sons, William Henry Baugh of Louisville, Edward Earl Baugh of Cleveland, Allen Craig Baugh of Frankfort, Charles James G.Bennett Mary Irene Carter Frank Johnson, 99, a native of Crab Orchard, died Feb. 12 at James S.

Taylor Nursing Home in Louisville. A native of Lincoln County, he was born April 6, 1895 to the late Alex and Hester Johnson. He worked as a teacher in Lincoln and surrounding counties school systems for many years and was the widower of Bertha Burrus Johnson. He was an active deacon and Sunday School teacher in his church and also an active participant in the South District until his Keefe receives John Kccfe James G. Bennett, 75, of 727 Rockingham Road, Gray, died Wednesday, March 1 at the Johnson City Medical Center Hospital.

A native of Gatliff, he was born in 1919 to the late Charles Bennett and Flora Smith Bennett. He was manager of Rockingham Boat Dock. Survivors include his wife, Bea Centers Bennett; one son, Jimmy Bennettof Lexington; twodaughters, Janice Ramey of North Vernon, and Betty Jo Smith of Louisville; one brother, Morris Bennett of Someret; Mary Irene Carter, 62, of Foxbord Dayton, died Monday, March 6 at the Hospice of Dayton. A native of Madison she was born May 28, 1932 to the late James Conner and Florence Robinson Conner. She was a homemaker and a member of the Church of Christ of East Dayton.

Survivors include her husband Dewey Gordon Carter of Dayton, one son, Barry G. Carter of Fredrick Franklin Centers Dorothy Neal INTERESTED IN christian education Dorothy Neal, 66, of 2665 Wall-town Road, Kings Mountain, died Monday, March 6 at U.K. Medical Center, in Lexington. 1 A native of Hamilton she was born Feb. 4, 1929 to Delia Carman of Walltown and the late Luther Carman.

She was a housewife, a member of Walltown Christian Church, and of the C.B. Radio Club -known as "Change Other survivors include her hus FOR YOUR CHILD? Fredrick Franklin Centers, 94, of 727 Rockingham Gray, died Friday, March 3 at his residence. A native of Duffield, he was born in 1900 to the late Wiley Centers and Matilda Burton Ceners. He was a retired mine foreman for United States Steel. Survivors include his wife, Ethel Marie Allen Centers; two sons, Fredrick F.

Centers, of Trenton, and Howard L. Centers of Cumberland; three daughters, Bea Bennett of Gray, Mary Madden of Mel vin-vale, and Gloria Wilkenson of Knoxville, two sisters, Ella Dessie Dessie Sims, 83, of 1 17 McKinney Court, Stanford, died Saturday, March 4 at the Fort Logan Hospital. A native of Dorton, she was born Sept 9, 1911 to the late I. B. Sanders and Mary Ellen Horn Sanders.

She was a homemaker, a member of Harris Memorial United Methodist Church, and the widow of Earl Sims. Enrollment applications now available from: Redemption Road Christian Academy Nell Davis Bates of Stanford, Eldean Brent of Harrison, and Juanita Gibson of Cin- cinnatitOHJIjind.2 grandchildren Pallbearers were Rnhhip n.nru and Eddie Sowers, Tommy Brent, Rick Fisher, Jeff Long, PJ. Van-Hook, and Kenneth Owens. Graveside services were held Sunday, March 5 at the Buffalo Springs Cemetery with Rev. Vola Brown officiating.

Fox Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. health failed. Survivors include two sisters, Annie Mae Scott of Cincinnait, and Isabella Williams of Providence; one brother, Henry Johnson of Crab Orchard; two nieces whom he raised, Barbara Johnson Hunter and Evelyn Johnson; and 16 nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Thursday, Feb. 16 at the First Baptist Church, Crab Orchard with Rev.

Gates officiating. Burial was in Crab Orchard Cemtery. scholarship Recently Clear Creek Baptist Bible College, Pineville awarded John Keefe The Edgar Mitchell Family Scholarship. The scholarship is awarded to a fourth year student for stability, positive attitude, good academic standing, integrity, and proper dress. Keefe is pastor of Mt.

Salem Baptist Church. John and his wife, Lisa, have two daughters, Elizabeth and Rebecca. STANFORD MONUMENT WORKS "Serving the community 'for over 70 years" W.L.Pruitt Funeral Home -Moreland 346-2581 Redemption Road Church 4 miles soulh if Stanford (Hwy. 69S) Services: Wed, Sn, Sun: 7:00 p.m. Sunday School: 10:30 Sunday "Your LofllpOuntrd Fiwi Lfitdrr" Higbwny Central Kentucky Agricultural Credit Association 606-365-7500 1-800-467-0039 Travis Mullins PREFERRED ABSTAINERS INSURANC COMPVJ America i nondrinken I JFjCJ Main Street Stanford 365-9120 NAPIER REAL ESTATE tJSSry, AUCTION CO.

iw 365-3589 Gary Najjier, Auctioneer U.S. Hwy. 27 Soulh Stanford QJ Brumett Baugh Wesley Baugh of Loraine, and Raymond Pat Baugh of Crab Orchard; two daughters, Alice Lee Klara of Palm Bay, and Laura Pearl Brown of Foley, two sisters, Anna Peavler of Stanford and Florence Dye of Marion, and 16 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday, March 9 at 11 a.m. at McKnight-Martin Funeral Home with Bro.

Cecil Roundtree officiating. Burial will be in the Crab Orchard Cemetery. West Alexandria, two daugh-. ters, Teresa Serio of Austin, and Becky K. Carter of Dayton, two brothers, James Stivers of Louisville and David Nielsen of St.

Charles, 5. grandchildren; and 3 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Thursday, March 9 at Fox Funeral Home with Scot VanDyke officiating. Burial was in Buffalo Springs Cemetery. band, James F.

Neal of Walltown; one brother, Harold Carman of Cincinnati, two sisters, Gay Johnson of Stanford and Louise Whiteof Florence; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Thursday, March 9 at 1 p.m. at Barnett and Demrow Funeral Home with Rev. Vola Brown officiating. Burial will be in K.

P. Hall Cemetery in Kings Mountain. ews including Mrs. Betty Lou Grigsby of Kingsport, and Mrs. Helen Taylor of Louisville.

Funeral services were held Monday, March 6 at Pearson Funeral Home in Louisville with burial in Resthaven Memorial Part. Memorials can be made to the. organ fugd of the Stanford Presbyterian Church. PRESTON-PRUTTT Funeral Home DURHAM'S GROCERY "Big Enough! to Accomodate, Small Enough to Appreciate" Open 7 Days 7 am-10 pm Lancaster St 365-2716 HAIRMASTERS II Owner: Sissy Young U.S. 150 (next to Food Lion) 365-8611 Super Patriot Food Mart (Located next to the High School) fhPlrOn Highway 27 South Stanlord, Ky.

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Barnett and Dermow Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Hicks of Lima, and Irene La Rue of Harrodsburg; several grand-' children, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Funerals services were held Sunday at 4 p.m at Woodall-Anderson Funeral Home in Johnson City, TN. A military graveside service was held Monday, March 6 at Double Springs Cemetery in Waynesburg. Rev.

Ernest Brock officiated at the graveside service. Barnett and Demrow Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Sims Survivors include two sons, James R. Sims of Stanford and Owen W. Sims of Winchester, daughter-in-law, Betty Sims Of Stanford; 5 grandchildren; and 5 great grandchildren.

Funeral Services were held Monday, March 6 at the Fox Funeral Home with Rev. Larry Vickers officiating. Burial was in Double Springs Cemetery. TUB FACT: 2hh Ir.iil. D.inville.

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