Deaths and Funerals of Mrs. Mary Hester Dunn Sexton
Mrs. Mary Hester Dunn Sexton 73 of 3434 Imperial Drive died on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital after extended illness. She lived 54 years in High Point, was born Aug 12 1899 in Montgomery County, married Lonnie M. Sexton in 1917, and worked at Triangle Hosiery Mill for 20 years. Surviving are three daughters three sons 15 grandchildren six great grandchildren one sister and one brother. Funeral at 2 pm Monday at Calvary United Methodist Church with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The body rests at Sechrest Funeral Home with viewing Sunday 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hester Dunn Sexton
Imperial Drive
High Point Memorial Hospital
Sexton
Montgomery County
Buther
Mary Jane Deaton Dunn
High Point
Lonnie M. Sexton
Triangle Hosiery Mill
Calvary United Methodist Church
Arvil
Helen) Newsom
Cedrow Ave
David
Shirley) Yates
Forrest St
Richard
Edna) Teer
Riverdale
Glenn Sexton
Greenhill Drive
James Sexton
N. Main Street
L. M
John) Sexton
Frank Green
Star
Alec Dunn
Asheboro
Grady R. Barringer
C. W. Russell
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Miss Stoner 69 Dies After Prolonged Illness
Eddie E Stoner 69 of 611 Bridges St. dies 11 45 p m Friday Forsyth Memorial Hospital Winston Salem after years of declining health Born Aug 17 1902 in Davidson County daughter of George and Ina Mae Weavil Soner resident of High Point most of life employed at Adams Millis Corp 50 years retired four years ago Jehovahs Witness Survived by eight nieces five nephews Funeral 3 30 p m Monday Sechrest Chapel Entombment Guilford Memorial Park Mausoleum Body to Home Family at 611 Bridges St and funeral home Sunday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie E. Stoner
Bridges St
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Winston- Salem
Miss Stoner
Davidson County
George
Ina Mae Weavil Soner
High Point
Adams- Millis Corp
Sechrest Chapel
Guilford Memorial Park
Freedom Measured in Cost of Lives Lost to Save Others
A stark reflection on sacrifice framing liberty against the price paid when lives are given to preserve the welfare of others. The phrase indicates a moral calculus central to wartime and humanitarian discourse.
Asheboro Foreman Dies After I-40 Collision Near Conover
Ernest Ray McCain 64 of Asheboro died when his car hit a parked tractor trailer in the right lane of I-40 near Conover. Truck driver Max Whitney 48 of Pantego was jailed on manslaughter and driving over the influence charges with a April 19 Newton District Court appearance. McCain survived by wife Frances and several relatives. funeral at Pugh Funeral Home today with burial at Charlotte United Methodist Church cemetery near Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Ernest Ray McCain
Highlanders Ltd
Conover
State Highway Patrol
Max Whitney
Rt. 2
Pantego
Newton
McCain
Peachtree St
Central United Methodist Church
Carrie Bennett 86 Dies At Germanton Home
Mrs. Carrie Lee Bennett widow of Charlie J. Bennett of Germanton Rt. 1 died Friday at her home. Funeral plans incomplete. Survived by seven daughters including Louie Wilson and Mary King. three sons Reed Eldridge and Roy Bennett. one sister Lessie Lawson. one brother Charlie Harrison. Body at Nelson Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Carrie Lee Bennett
Charlie J. Bennett
Rt. 1
Germanton
Nelson Funeral Home
Louie Wilson
Mary King
Stokesdale
Bertie Jarrell
Sylvia Smith
Arlene King
Westfield
Gora Fulp
High Point
Myrtle Bennett
Walnut Cove
Reed
Eldridge Bennett
Roy Bennett
Lessie Lawson
Walkertown
Charlie Harrison
Stuart, Va
Death of 18‑day‑old Theresa Brady in North Carolina
Theresa Dawn Brady, 18 days old and daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Brady of Central Falls, died Friday at N C Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill. Funeral 2 p m at White Hall Evangelical Methodist Church. Survived by parents a sister Irene, grandparents Cecil Tate and John Brady of Central Falls and Mrs Katie Inman of High Point.
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Asheboro
Theresa Dawn Brady
Thomas Brady
Central Falls
N. C. Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
White Hall Evangelical Methodist Church
Irene Brady
Cecil Tate
John Brady
Katie Inman
High Point
Gene Surrett Dies In Georgia
Charles Eugene Gene Surrett 39 of Alpharetta Georgia died at 7 a m Friday after a heart attack at home He had been a Northside Hospital patient five hours He was born January 23 1933 in High Point son of William Phillip Surrett and Jesse Riley Surrett He married Shelby York December 28 1957 Survived by wife two daughters Candy Renee and Crystall Danette Surrett son Charles Eugene Jr sister Phyliss Hobson and mother Jesse Surrett Mann Funeral services set for 3 p m Sunday at Oakview United Methodist Church with burial in a local cemetery The body remains at the mother’s home and will be at the funeral home tonight 7 to 9 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eugene
Gene) Surrett
Rt. 5
Alpharetta
Northside Hospital
Atlanta
Mr. Surrett
High Point
William Phillip
Jesse Riley Surrett
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
North Carolina National Bank
C & T Co
Louisville
Marsh Furniture Co
High Point Jaycees
the Indian Guides
YMCA
Chet) Surrett Jr
Jesse Surrett Mann
Lexington Ave
Hubert H
Phyliss) Hobson
Corina Circle
Oakview United Methodist Church
Dougall R. Beard Jr
Mrs Sadie Walser Dies in Lexington at 76
Mrs. Sadie Berrier Walser, 76, of Route 9 Lexington, died Friday at Lexington Memorial Hospital. Wife of Cliff Walser, she was a native of Davidson County. Funeral is at 3 p.m. Sunday at Shiloh United Methodist Church. Survivors include her husband, a daughter Mrs. Junior Myers of Route 2 Yadkinville, three sons J. C. Walser Route 1 Kernersville, W. D. Walser Route 8, Otis Walser Route 4, a sister Mrs. Estie Haneline Clemmons, and three brothers Carl, Lewie, and Brazel Berrier Route 4. The family hosts viewing at Davidson Funeral Home from 7 to 9 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Sadie Berrier Walser
Rt. 9
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Cliff Walser
Shiloh United Methodist Church
Davidson County
Junior Myers
Yadkinville
J. C. Walser
Rt. 1
Kernersville
W. D. Walser
Otis Walser
Rt. 4
Estie Haneline
Clemmons
Carl Berrier
Lewie Berrier
Brazel Berrier
Davidson Funeral Home
Parishist Annie Mae Loflin Parrish dies in Asheboro
Mrs Annie Mae Loflin Parrish 49 wife of Lester Parrish of Rt 1 died Friday in Randolph Hospital Asheboro. Funeral arrangements are with Lanier Briggs Funeral Home Denton. She was a Randolph County native and survived by her husband three daughters two sisters and six brothers including Pearl Melvin Lee Roy Shellie Ray in the Denton Trinity and Thomasville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Six Barthers
Pearl Loflin
Rt. 1
Trinity
Melvin Loflin
Lee Loflin
Roy Loflin
Rt. 2
Shellie Loflin
Ray Loflin
Rt. 4
Thomasville
Thomasville Man Walter Rule Dies at 83
Walter Rule of Thomasville 83 former Standard Chair Co. worker and Quick Finish Photo Studio owner dies at Oakwood Knolls Nursing Home after long illness. Survived by wife Susan Odelia Bryant Rule, son William Lloyd Rule, two daughters Clara Rierson Ruth Gillespie, foster daughter Elizabeth Sink, siblings, 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at Harold C. Davis Funeral Home with two reverends. burial at Mitchells Grove United Methodist Cemetery. Family at home and funeral home tonight 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
William Henry
Mary Ellen Davis Rule
Susan Odelia Bryant
Standard Chair Co
Quick Finish
Thomasville
Unity Methodist Church
William Lloyd Rule
College St
Clara Rierson
Maple Ave
Ruth Gillespie
Mendenhall Dr
Willis
Elizabeth) Sink
Lexington
John Rule
Winston Salem
Myrtle Kidd
Randleman
Winnie Mills
Harold C. Davis
James R. Calloway
E. W. Clapp
Mitchell's Grove United Methodist Church
Funeral for Mrs Minnie R White
Mrs Minnie R White of 809 East Commerce Avenue will be laid to rest at 2 p m Sunday at New Zion Church near Sanford. The body remains at Horton Funeral Home in Sanford after she was killed in an auto accident last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie R. White
E. Commerce Ave
New Zion Church
Sanford
Horton Funeral Home
White
Proctor Curtis Robert Proctor 1896 195? Jamestown
Curtis R Proctor 75 of 1635 W Colonial Dr Salisbury died 12 25 am Saturday at Rowan Memorial Hospital after long illness He was born August 30 1896 in Guilford County A Jamestown resident he lived with daughter Jeanette Vincannon in Salisbury past 14 years He worked 50 years at Oakdale Cotton Mill retiring in 1959 He was WWI veteran Survived by Esther Leonard Proctor Danville VA one daughter Jeanette Vincannon Salisbury two sons Coy and Ted Proctor Rt 1 Jamestown and eight grandchildren Funeral 2 pm Monday Bates Memorial Wesleyan Church Rev Ernest M Gardner burial Mitchell Grove 7 9 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Robert Proctor
Salisbury
Rowan Memorial Hospital
Mr. Proctor
Guilford County
Jamestown
Roger Vincannon
Oakdale
Esther Leonard Proctor
Danville
Roger
Jeanette) Vincannon
Coy Proctor
Ted Proctor
Rt 1
Bates Memorial Wesleyan Church
Ernest M. Gardner
Mitchell Grove
Sechrest Funeral Home
Jesse Kivett Dies After Long Public Service
Jesse Lewis Kivett 72 of Rt. 3 High Point died at High Point Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient for two weeks. Born July 15 1892 in Randolph County he was a longtime High Point resident of 59 years and served 29 years on the High Police Department, later with the Davis Patrol. Survivors include his wife Gladys Stutts Rivett a daughter Lorene Talton a son James Kivett two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Lewis Kivett
Rt. 3
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Kivett
Randolph County
Tom
Alice Stout Kivett
High Police Department
Davis Patrol
Green Street Baptist Church
Gladys Stutts Rivett
Lorene K. Talton
Centennial St
James Norman Kivett
Hines St
Sechrest Funeral Home
Kiwanis Circle K Plan Two Mile Walk For Charity
High Point College Circle K Club members lead a 2 mile city walk on April 29 to raise funds for four local service projects. Funds go to an Information and Development Center for the Drug Action Council, Mobile Meals, a Handicapped Kindergarten, and Guilford County Health Center dental care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Drug Action Council
Meals On Wheels
Kindergarten
Guilford County Health Center
Greensboro Register of Deeds Reports 18 Percent Revenue Rise
Revenue collected by the Greensboro Register of Deeds in 1971 rose 18 percent from 1970 to 310 344 50. Copies made at the courthouse increased 20.9 percent to 97 433 in 1971 from 77 144 in 1970, while instruments recorded climbed 15.7 percent to 35 634 from 29 814.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Register of Deeds Office
Mark Stewart
Register of Deeds
Stewart
Randolph Kids Take Holiday From Easter Break
Randolph County school children began a long Easter holiday Friday and will return on April 10. First day of classes resumes Monday April 10. The Randolph County Board of Education will meet Monday April 10 after a one week delay due to Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County
Randolph County Board of Education
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Mrs. Sexton
Nah Tss
Trote Coxington
Curtis R. Proctor
Eddie Stoner
Arlan Leonard
Archdale
Arlan
Lewis Supply Company
Mein
St. Archdale
N. Main $T
Ernest McCain
Frances D. McCain
Don Dohner
Boca Raton
Fla
Jack Bowman
Charlotte
Charles M. Clark
Peoria
Ill
G. L. Richardson
Fred McCain
Sophia
Pugh Funeral Home Chapel
Charlotte United Methodist Church
Mrs
Carrie Bennett
Theresa Brady
Gene Surrett
Georgia
Mrs. Lester Parrish
Walter Rule
Walter Lee Rule
Oakwood Knolls
Ger
Uli
English RD
High Point, N.C
G. Bradley
Brad
Shunsucker
Curtis Proctor
Jesse Kivett
High Point Kiwanis Club
Circle K
High Point College
Furnitureland Kiwanis Club
Furnitureland
Kiwanis
Wayne Black
Reece Bean
Carolinas
Kette Ellen Horton
Artistic Beauty College
N. Main St
Randolph
Piedmont Hearing Aid Center
Sheraton
Dr. W. Earl Barbour
Southgate
FIN & Fur Pets, Inc
Bernie's Hobbies
Mary JO & Mack Bass
ST. Bernard Pups
Cbetk
Beck
Your Happy Shopping Store
Westchester Mall
Park & Shop
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