lucinda ellen (smitherman) wall
Mrs. J. B. Wall, 74, passed away
at her home near East Bend Sunday evening at 6:30 o'clock, following a
lingering illness. She was a well-known and prominently connected
resident of Yadkin county. She was born near East Bend and spent
practically her entire life in her home community.
Surviving are her husband and five daughters: Misa Ethel Wall, Mrs. W. G. Matthews and Mrs. R. W. Matthews, all of East Bend; Mrs. Hampton Norman of Smithtown and Mrs Ernest Davis of St. Anthony. Iowa; and three sons, J. F. Wall of East Rend. T. A. and C. L. Wall of Winston-Salem. Two sisters, Mrs. Mattie Patterson and Mra. Sarah Poindexter of East Bend, and a half sister, Mrs. Joe Binkley, of Winston-Salem and two brothers, Bob and Jim Smitherman of Fast Bend, also survive, with thirty-one grandchil- dren and two great grandchildren.
Mrs. Wall has been a member of New Home Methodist Church for about forty years. The funeral plans await word from distant relatives.
Surviving are her husband and five daughters: Misa Ethel Wall, Mrs. W. G. Matthews and Mrs. R. W. Matthews, all of East Bend; Mrs. Hampton Norman of Smithtown and Mrs Ernest Davis of St. Anthony. Iowa; and three sons, J. F. Wall of East Rend. T. A. and C. L. Wall of Winston-Salem. Two sisters, Mrs. Mattie Patterson and Mra. Sarah Poindexter of East Bend, and a half sister, Mrs. Joe Binkley, of Winston-Salem and two brothers, Bob and Jim Smitherman of Fast Bend, also survive, with thirty-one grandchil- dren and two great grandchildren.
Mrs. Wall has been a member of New Home Methodist Church for about forty years. The funeral plans await word from distant relatives.