Wake County, NC - Obituaries

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Obituary: Sue Kitchin JOYNER, 1954: Wake County, NC

Surnames: JOYNER, KITCHIN, SPRUNT, TRAVIS, BROWN, DUNN

The News and Observer, Raleigh, N.C. Sunday Morning
August 8, 1954, page 12

Mrs. W. T. JOYNER

Funeral services for Mrs. William Thomas JOYNER, who
died shortly after midnight Thursday at the Joyner
cottage at Atlantic Beach, will be conducted at
Edenton Street Methodist Church Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock by the Rev. Howard P. POWELL, pastor.  Burial
will follow in Oakwood.  Mrs. Joyner, the former Sue
KITCHIN, was the wife of Colonel JOYNER, prominent
Raleigh attorney.  A daughter of the late Governor
William Walton Kitchin, and Mrs. Musette Satterfield
KITCHIN who survives her, Mrs. JOYNER was born in
Roxboro on October 21, 1883.  After moving to Raleigh
at the age of 15 when her father was elected governor,
she attended Saint Mary's Junior College here and
married Colonel JOYNER in 1920.  She was a member of
the Edenton Street Methodist Church.  Surviving are
her husband; a daughter Mrs. Walter Payne SPRUNT, Jr.
of Memphis, Tenn; two sons, William Thomas JOYNER Jr.,
and Walton Kitchin JOYNER, both of Raleigh; her
mother, Mrs. W. W. KITCHIN Of Scotland Neck; three
sisters, Mrs. Edward L. TRAVIS, Jr. of Scotland Neck,
Mrs. Germaine S. BROWN of Lancaster, Calif., and Mrs.
Sam Arrington DUNN of Enfield; and three
grandchildren.  Pallbearers will be John C. Williams,
R. C. Howison, Jr., Godfrey Cheshire, Jr., Wright
Dixon, Jr., Willis Smith Jr., and S. Pretlow Winborne.
The family requests that no flowers be sent.

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