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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1970
Page
3
Monday to Friday meal listings show junior high menus including hot dog, spaghetti, fried chicken, pizzas, and soup with sides and desserts. Elementary offerings feature barbecue on bun, chili, barbecued chicken, tuna salad, and assorted vegetables with fruits and gelatin.
Marshall D. Ray 56 of 1620 Woodbriar Street Greensboro died Thursday at Moses Cone Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by wife Helen Hayes Ray son Richard Ray of New York stepdaughter Felicia Sanders Greensboro two brothers Clifton Ray High Point Ang Ray Greensboro five sisters Corine Shore Winston Salem Callie Thompson Washington NJ Mabel Harris Mary Jane Haith Lucille Lane Asheboro Funeral 3 pm Sunday Mt Olivet AME Zion Church family at Brown's Funeral Home 7 9 pm today
Funeral for Lawrence E. Damron 46 of 413 Green Oak Dr. set for Monday at 2 p m in Rose Chapel Benson with burial at Roselawn Cemetery. Survivors include sisters Marie Martin Paris Tenn and Elizabeth Cutlip Woodbridge Va half-brothers Donald Cantrell Springfield Va James Bonner Woodbridge Va step-brother Jerry Cantrell Springfield Va step-sister Kathleen Lambreth Ohio and his mother Margie Cantrell Woodbridge Va. Body to remain at Orrell Liberty Road Chapel until 10 a m Sunday. Family at Orrell's tonight 6 to 8.
David L. Jones Sr. of Clarksburg West Virginia died at 2 10 Friday aged 8. He was the father of Mrs Capt Paul J Herzog of the High Point Salvation Army. The body is at Davis Weaver Funeral Home awaiting funeral arrangements.
Funeral services for William J. Allen 74 of Asheboro were conducted at 2 p.m. today at Loflin Funeral Home Chapel Ramseur following his death Thursday officials said Allen died at an unspecified location. Interment details were not provided.
Annie Jarrell Walker age 55 wife of Terrence M. Walker of Rt. 1 Franklinville died Friday at Randolph Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral held at 2 p.m. today in Pugh Funeral Home Chapel.
Mrs. Effie Williams Curry of Route 1 dies at home after a long illness. She was born in Davidson County and was a member of Holly Grove Lutheran Church. Funeral services are scheduled for 3 p.m. Sunday at the church. arrangements are with Davidson Funeral Home.
Albert Wayne Hinshaw of Burlington aged 77 died Friday at his home. A native of Chatham County and retired Glen Raven Mills employee, he belonged to Tillman Street Church of God. Funeral services set for 3 p m Sunday at Lowe Funeral Home Chapel.
North State Telephone Co reports its year of record growth with a net gain of 4278 stations and 61 134 total company owned lines doubling over 12 years. Direct distance dialing rollout is on schedule for February next year while a strike at Automatic Electric may affect expansion. The board of directors and officers remain unchanged.
Thirteen Allen Jay High School students participate as delegates at the Sixteenth Annwua Leadership Conference in Durham. Gov. Scott proclaims the state FBLA week as the event runs this weekend. Lead candidate Jo Ann Morgan is the state president contender with Shari Humphreys as campaign manager.
In Greensboro a federal suit filed Friday by Hugh Wilson seeks to place his name on the Democratic primary ballot for the 11th District seat now held by Gordon Allen. The case questions the county rotated seat agreement between Durham Orange and Person counties and asks for an injunction.
Branson Smith of Denton will join the 4-H Club crafts field. He creates wooden salad bowls and whittles with a pocket knife on an electric lathe. He has two years of 4-H crafts experience.
To divide a whole egg for a half recipe beat the egg in a measuring cup until yolk and white are blended. Then split evenly and use half the beaten egg in the recipe.
In Thomasville Recorder's Court eight motorists were convicted of drunken driving and one was acquitted. Richard Leonard West Jr. was acquitted on an 08 breathalyzer. Others fined included Wilson Belch, Bobby Nobles, Ernest Gibson, Lawrence Floyd, James Knotts, Robert Gaither, Jimmy Beck, and David Newsom with fines from 10 to 150 and various added costs. Several defendants faced additional charges or appeals to higher court.
Guilford County Commissioners meet at 9 a.m. in Greensboro to open bids for furnishings for an Evergreens addition adding 40 nursing home beds and 24 boarding home beds. Also on the agenda are delinquent advertising bids, Board of Adjustment and Fredens Fire District appointments, personnel matters, water and sewer issues, and reports from Social Services and Mental Retardation.
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