Wilson Daily Times, 5 May 1940.
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- J.S. Satchell — Spencer J. Satchell
- Richard A.G. Foster
Satchell
The obituary of Ivary Langley Satchell.
Wilson Daily Times, 9 September 1948.
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In the 1920 census of Wilson, Wilson County: Jarot Langley, 40, blacksmith at wagon factory; wife Lydia, 38; and children Hattie, 15, Thedore, 14, Marie, 12, Carnell, 7, Ruline, 6, Alcestus, 4, and Oris, 2.
In the 1930 census of Wilson, Wilson County: at 901 Viola, owned and valued at $4000, grocery store merchant Jarrette J. Langley, 49; wife Mary, 43; and children Ivary, 21, public school teacher, grocery store delivery boy Esmond, 18, Ruttena, 16, Alcesta, 14, and Eunice, 8.
In the 1930 Hill’s Wilson, N.C., city directory: Langley Ivary (c) tchr Stantonsburg St Graded Sch r 910 Viola
On 22 May 1938, Spencer J. Satchell, 28, of Hampton, Virginia, son of S.J. Satchell and Julia Satchell, married Ivary Langley, 28, of Wilson, daughter of J.J. Langley and Mary Langley, at 901 East Viola Street, Wilson. M.S. Gilliam Jr. applied for the license, and Presbyterian minister O.E. Sanders performed the ceremony in the presence of Rosa L. Williams, Malcolm D. Williams, and J.J. Langley.
In the 1940 census of Wilson, Wilson County: at 901 Viola Street, retail grocer Jarrette J. Langley, 60; wife Mary, 60; daughter Orris, 21; Virginia-born son-in-law Spencer Satchell, 29, teacher; and daughter Ivory, 30, teacher.
Ivary Satchell died 7 September 1948 at Lincoln Hospital, Durham, North Carolina. Per her death certificate, she was born 16 October 1909 in Wilson County to J.J. Langley and Lydia Savage; was married to S.J. Satchell; lived 901 Viola Street; and was buried in the Masonic Cemetery, Wilson.
A song of adoration.
In 1939, Spencer J. Satchell penned original music and lyrics for an alma mater for Charles H. Darden High School.
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We sing a song of adoration, a song full of love and praise,
For the school that is our inspiration, for the place where we spend our high school days
We dedicate our thoughts to thee, thoughts of true love and good will
Loyal students we will always be, as we journey o’er the rugged hills
Dear ol’ Darden High!
We laud thee to the sky, we sing thy name in reverence,
Praise Darden High! Darden High!
We raise our Alma Mater, Darden High!
Although from thee we must part, this song will linger within
Yearning and longing in our hearts, for our Alma Mater we will sing
We strive to do our best, while we proudly sing thy name
May we love, work and be blessed, this is our beloved refrain!