Northampton County NcArchives Obituaries.....Hines, Angus Irving 1953
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THE TIDEWATER NEWS – 07-30-1953
ANGUS IRVING HINES

   Angus Irving Hines, 58, of Suffolk a former resident of Franklin died in a 
Norfolk hospital at 12:30 o’clock on Friday afternoon, July 24, after a short 
illness.

   A son of the late Angus Henderson Hines and Anna Taylor Hines of Northampton 
County, N.C., he had made his home in Suffolk, since shortly after World War I. 
He had been in the oil business in Suffolk since 1923, when with C.C. Duke and 
C.J. Duke he organized the Southern Oil Company. For the past 20 years he had 
been a distributor for the Texas Oil Co.

   He was a member of Suffolk Lodge, B.P.O.E.; of Post 57, American Legion; and 
of Main Street Methodist Church.

   Surviving are his wife; a son, Angus I. Hines, Jr., of Suffolk; seven 
brothers, Floyd H. Hines of Boykins, Jack B. Hines of Tampa, Fla., Louis F. 
Hines of Richmond, and L. Quinby Hines, H. Wray Hines, Olin L. Hines and Garland 
E. Hines, all of Suffolk; and a sister, Mrs. C.S. Griffin of Sandston.

   Funeral services for Mr. Hines were conducted at 5 o’clock Sunday afternoon 
at the R.W. Baker & Company Funeral Home, Suffolk, by Rev. R.H. Forrester, 
pastor of Main Street Methodist Church.

   Burial was in Holly Lawn Cemetery, Suffolk. Pallbearers were Colin R. Davis, 
Dr. M. Dalby Gayle, Hugh L. Hines and Clarence L. Powell.

   Older residents of Franklin will remember Mr. Hines as a clerk for Joe Bynum 
Gay, Main Street merchant, about the time of World War I.


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