Durham County NcArchives Obituaries.....Trice, Chesley Addison July 13, 1937
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Herald Sun and Durham Morning Herald
Herald Sun
13 July 1937
C. A. TRICE DIES;
RITES WEDNESDAY

Patterson Township Resident Succumbs at Home after Stroke of Paralysis
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Funeral Services for Chesley Addison Trice, Sr. 87, well known retired farmer of
Patterson township will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
Howerton-Bryan funeral home. Rev. Lawyer J. Rainey, pastor of Ephesus Baptist
church, will conduct the services. Interment will be in the Rhodes family
graveyard, off the Hope Valley road.
Pallbearers will be Garland Elliott, Will Couch, Paul Barbee, Robert O'Brient,
Felix Elliott, Ralph Markham.
Honorary Pallbearers will be E. T. Hunter, W. C. Couch, C. M. Crutchfield, John
Canady, B.C. Woodall, W. L. Harward, G. W. Elliott, R. A. Daniel, J. C. Markham,
and E. D. Pickett.
Floral bearers will be Mrs. F. K. Elliott, Mrs.  G. O. Elliott, Mrs. Norman
Elliott, Miss Pauline Elliott, Miss Doris Elliott, Miss Martha Mae Daniel, Miss
Nettie Rachel Neal, Miss Margaret Barbee.
Mr. Trice was born and reared in Patterson township community and lived all his
life in that neighborhood, where he successfully engaged in farming. He was a
member of Ephesus Baptist church.
He died at his home on Cornwallis road yesterday at 3:30 o'clock of paralysis.
He had been in declining health for the past six months.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. E. D. Cole, Mrs. D. T. Evans, both from
Durham county, and Mrs. R. J. Neal of Farmville; one son, C. A. Trice, Jr. of
Durham county; his wife Mrs. Lizzie Mae Trice, one stepdaughter, Mrs. E. P.
Barbee, of Durham county; and two stepsons, Will Couch of Durham county and A.
D. Couch of Akron, Ohio.

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Durham Morning Herald
Tuesday July 13 1937

CHESLEY ADDISON TRICE, SR.

Chesley Addison Trice, Sr. 87 well known retired farmer of Patterson township
died Monday afternoon at 3:50 o'clock at his home six miles southwest of Durham
on the Cornwallis road. Paralysis was the cause of death. He had been in
declining health for the past six months and was stricken two weeks ago.
Mr. Trice was born and reared in the portion of Orange county which is now
Durham county and had lived in the Patterson township section all his life. For
a long number of years he was a member of Ephesus Baptist church.
Surviving are three daughters, Mr. E. D. Cole, Mrs. D. T. Evans, both of Durham
and Mrs. R. J. Neal of Farmville, one son, C. A. Trice Jr., of Durham county;
his wife, Mrs. Lizzie Mae Trice; one stepdaughter, Mrs. E. P. Barbee of Durham
county, and two stepsons, Will Couch of Durham county and A. D. Couch of Akron,
Ohio.
The body has been removed to Howerton Bryan funeral home where it will remain
pending the completion of funeral arrangements. Funeral services will be held
sometime Wednesday afternoon and burial will be in the Rhodes family graveyard
of the Hope Valley road six miles south of Durham.



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