THOMASVILLE--Willis Lambeth Myers, 80, of Carolina Ave.,died Tuesday night in Wesleyan Arms Nursing Home in High Point. Mr. Myers was born in Davidson County, July 16, 1896, a son of Lee and Sarah Black Myers. Until retiring, he was employed at Standard Chair Company and Erwin-Lambeth Inc.He was a member of Grace Lutheran Church and a member of Augsburg Sunday School Class. He married Miss Mabel Ree Sullivan, April 11, 1936. She survives of the home. Surviving in addition to his wife are two sons, Thomas A. Myers and Jerry L. Myers, both of Georgia; six grandchildren, three sisters, Mrs. Julia Leach of Minnesota, Mrs. Bessie of Thomasville and Mrs. Ida Rothrock of High Point and three brothers, Ernest T. Myers, Wilson G. Myers and Lloyd B. Myers of Thomasville.
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THOMASVILLE--Willis Lambeth Myers, 80, of Carolina Ave.,died Tuesday night in Wesleyan Arms Nursing Home in High Point. Mr. Myers was born in Davidson County, July 16, 1896, a son of Lee and Sarah Black Myers. Until retiring, he was employed at Standard Chair Company and Erwin-Lambeth Inc.He was a member of Grace Lutheran Church and a member of Augsburg Sunday School Class. He married Miss Mabel Ree Sullivan, April 11, 1936. She survives of the home. Surviving in addition to his wife are two sons, Thomas A. Myers and Jerry L. Myers, both of Georgia; six grandchildren, three sisters, Mrs. Julia Leach of Minnesota, Mrs. Bessie of Thomasville and Mrs. Ida Rothrock of High Point and three brothers, Ernest T. Myers, Wilson G. Myers and Lloyd B. Myers of Thomasville.
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