Corridor Plan Aims to Guide Guilford Growth Along U S 29
Guilford County Planning Board may review a proposal by Planning Director Perttu Virtanen to steer development along the U S 29 corridor and away from watershed zones. The plan would cluster housing on smaller lots with open spaces, shifting growth from I-40 west and I-85 east to less critical water areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
U.S. 29
Planning Board
Perttu Virtanen
High Point
North Carolina
Virtanen
High Greensboro
Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina area
Mrs. Clara Gurley Dean 76 died 7 10 p m at Knollwood Hall Home for the Aged Winston-Salem after seven years as a patient. Born March 3 1896 in High Point she married Dec 15 1915 to Robert Lester Dean Sr. Surviving husband three daughters son nine grandchildren one great grand and brother. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday Sechrest Chapel burial Oakwood Cemetery. Nancy Taylor Cross 92 of 1419 Welborn St died Monday in Lambs Nursing Home High Point after two months illness. Native of Davidson County she belonged to North Main Street Baptist Church. Surviving seven daughters two sons 31 grandchildren 59 great grandchildren and nine great great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Thursday Piedmont Funeral Home Chapel Lexington burial Forest Hill Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Gurley Dean
Knollwood Hall
Winston-Salem
College Park Baptist Church
Greensboro
Robert Lester Dean Sr
Kivett Jr
Joseph P. Krieger
McLean, Va
William E. Stroup
Charles E. Tutweilder
Robert L. Dean Jr
Winston- Salem
James M. Simmerson Jr
Maitland
Fla
Sechrest Chapel
Warren Carr
Oakwood Cemetery
Sechrest Funeral Home
Lane Kerr
Montheu Ave
Nancy Taylor Cross
Welborn St
Lamb’s
High Point
Davidson County
North Main Street Baptist Church
Grady Lanning
W. R. Koonts
Odell Owen
J. W. Owen
Lexington
Raymond Templeton
Fayetteville
Bill Vance
Atlanta
Kinney 77 Dies In Randolph Hospital After Weekbed Stay
Peter Ches ley Kinney of Route 1 Asheboro died Sunday in Randolph Hospital after a week as a patient. He was a Mt. Tabor Community Church member. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Jack Hoover Mrs. Bill Strider both of Asheboro and Mrs. James Britt of Durham. five sons James Kinney Archdale Wade Vernie Arlen and Doyle Kinney all of Asheboro. two sisters Mrs. Blanche Watson and Mrs. Ursula York both of Asheboro. two brothers Bascombe and Robert Kinney of Asheboro. Funeral at 3 p m today at Mt Tabor Community Church.
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Asheboro
Peter Chesley Kinney
Route 1
Randolph Hospital
Jack Hoover
Bill Strider
James Britt
Durham
James Kinney
Archdale
Wade
Vernie
Arlen
Doyle Kinney
Blanche Watson
Ursula York
Bascombe
Robert Kinney
Death Notice Hubert F Foster Asheville NC
Hubert Fletcher Foster 71 of Asheville died Monday at 2 25 p m in Asheville pen Seong three years Survivors include six daughters Mildred Allen Lucille Roberts Elsie Howard Margaret Manitowaki Della McCaskey Mary Clark two sons Hubert Foster Jr Clifford R Foster one sister Stella Foster two brothers Edgar Roy Foster 27 grandchildren and three The body is at Anderson Rice Funeral Home in West Asheville Funeral arrangements incomplete pending arrival of the son from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Fletcher Foster
Asheville
Stella Foster
Edgar
Roy Foster
Anderson- Rice Funeral Home
West Asheville
Sonrom
Germany
Lang Robert L. Lang 51 Lexington Dies After Illness
Robert Lee Lang 51 of Rt 2 Lexington died Monday at home after an 18 month illness. He was born April 22 1920 in Anson County and worked for Thomasville Furniture Industries. Survived by wife Mary Hudson Lang four sons two daughters three sisters two brothers and two grandchildren. Service Wednesday at Siler Funeral Chapel Thomasville with burial in Holly Hills Cemetery. The family will be at the funeral home tonight 7 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Robert Lee Lang
Rt. 2
Mr. Lang
Anson County
John R. Lang
Sallie Purvis Lang
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Mary Hudson
William Jordan
Chesterfield
S. C
Johnny Lang Jr
Kinney Rites Set for Leona Kinney in Franklinville
Mrs. Leona McDaniel Kinney 72 wife of Theodore Kinney of Franklinville died in Columbia South Carolina Monday morning. Survivors include her husband two daughters Mrs. Dallas Redding of Columbia and Mrs. Jeannette Parham of Franklinville a son Melvin Kinney and a sister Mrs. Nettie Farrington. Funeral Wednesday at Franklinville Wesleyan Church. Body at Loflin Funeral Home Ramseur with family visiting tonight 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklinville
Leona McDaniel Kinney
Theodore Kinney
Columbia
S. C
Dallas Redding
Jeannette Parham
Melvin Kinney
Nettie Farrington
High Point
Franklinville Wesleyan Church
Loflin Funeral Home
Ramseur
Boy Is Winner Of Mini Bike At Triad Cycle Opening
Mike Compton of 1114 Countryside Dr. won a mini bike given at the opening of Triad Cycle And Boat Center located at 4301 N Main St. The new dealership offers motorcycles boats boat motors and trailers and is owned by Bill Dawkins with Kelly Suits as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Compton
Countryside Dr
Triad Cycle and Boat Center
N. Main St
Bill Dawkins
Kelly Suits
Mrs. Minnie Doby Hilliard of Thomasville dies at 79
Mrs Minnie Doby Hilliard 79 of Rt 2 Thomasville died Monday morning at Liberty House Nursing Home after a two year illness and two weeks critical. She was born April 24 1892 in Davidson County daughter of Lineberry and Sarah Doby and worked at Little Cotton Manufacturing Co in Wadesboro. Survived by two daughters Myrtle Lang and Cora Boone two sons Rev Robert Doby and Ernest Hilliard 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at Alleghany Methodist Church with burial at the church cemetery. The body to be taken from Siler Funeral Home to the Langly home on Cunningham Brickyard Rd. AlsoMiss Carolyn Dunlap 22 of Drew Street died Sunday night from gunshot wounds surviving mother Ella Bell Dunlap three brothers five sisters and two children. Funeral Thursday at Mt Vernon Baptist Church burial Greenhill Cemetery. Body at Hoover's Funeral Home Wednesday 8 to 9 pm and at 1808 New St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Minnie Doby Hilliard
Rt. 2
Cunningham Brickyard Road
Liberty House
Hilliard
Davidson County
Lineberry Doby
Sarah Frances Doby
Little Cotton Manufacturing Co
Wadesboro
Pentacostal Holiness Church
June Hilliard
Johnny
Myrtle) Lang Jr
Joseph
Cora) Boone
Denton
Robert Doby
St. Louis
Ernest Hilliard
Alleghany Methodist Church
H. G. Marley
Carolyn Dunlap
Drew Street
Ella Bell Dunlap
Charles
Eddie Dunlap
High Point
Gloria
Diana
Linda
Shirley
Rosa Dunlap
Lacy
Kenny Dunlap
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Greenhill Cemetery
Hoover's Funeral
Several Injured In Wrecks
Four persons injured in weekday wrecks and five injured in a late Sunday two car crash. No serious injuries reported. Henry Glasgow 22 and Evelyn Williams of Daniel Brooks were in a one car wreck on Little Avenue hitting a fire hydrant and tree after leaving a driveway. Glasgow charged with no driver license. Ethel Wall Barnett and Nellie Murray of Greensboro were injured in a collision on Farriss Avenue at Hamilton Street. Barnett charged with stop sign violation. Jerome Johnson 32 of Meredith Street drove with Lettie Johnson and Joan Lewis injured in a Sunday wreck on Woodbury Street at Olga Avenue. Johnson charged with failure to yield at a stop sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Glasgow
Daniel Brooks
Evelyn Williams
Little Avenue
Morgan Street
Glasgow
Ethel Wall Barnett
Nellie Murray
Greensboro
Lee Myers Harbinson
Timberlake Road
Farriss Avenue
Hamilton Street
Ethel Barnett
Glenn Dines
Furlough
Evelyn Dines
Nixon C. Dines
Lettie B. Johnson
Meredith Street
Joan Lewis
Olga Avenue
Jerome Johnson
Johnson
Woodbury Street
Olga
Block on health clubs blocked by county official
Randolph County cannot regulate sex oriented health clubs without criminal violations or special General Assembly legislation. Sheriff Brown sought an ordinance but County Attorney Coltrane stated county power is limited to statutes or property control. Also discussed were city zoning extensions and a 1972-73 welfare budget totaling 2.724 million with the county share 361,829.90 and federal and state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wrenn
Asheboro
Randolph County
Randolph
Worth Coltrane
North Carolina General Assembly
Coltrane
Lloyd Brown
Brown
Randolph Welfare
Marion Smith
Vocational Counselor Program Approved for Model Cities
Greensboro officials approve an $11,700 three month program to place a vocational counselor and secretary at the Wall Street Social Service office. The program funded 90 percent by HEW and 10 percent by Model Cities will aid work referrals not limited to Model Cities residents and include guidance training placement and medical help. Commissioners also extend a $75,000 note for L Richardson Memorial Hospital with a new clause allowing recovery if the hospital’s purpose changes. Commissioner Robert Shaw proposes a noncommissioner replace on the Guilford County Board of Social Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Western Electric
Randleman
Randolph County
Ramseur
Virtanen
Guilford County
Yadkin
Cape Fear
Guilford County,”’ Virtanen
Board of
County Commissioners
Social Service Department
High Point
Social Services
L. M. Thompson
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Wall Street Social Service
Model Cities
Shaw
L. Richardson Memorial Hospital
F. P. Bodenheimer
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Jim Hawkins
Enterprise
Burlington
Alamance County
Board of County Commissioners
Planning Department
Dean
P. C. Kinney
Mt. Tabor
Mt. Tabor Community Church
Hubert F. Foster
Sechrest
Lexington Ave
Aaselo Olat Soto
Irving M. Lassiter i
Mrs
Clare Gurley
Dean Aie
Cone
R. L. Lang
Boy
Tom McIntosh
McIntosh
Robert Shaw
Guilford County Board of Social Services
Social Services Board
Bodenheimer
General Hospital
L. Richardson Memorial
Gordon F. Campbell
CSB
Free Christian Science
YWCA
Gatewood Ave
First Church of Christ, Scientist
HM. Stephens Secretary
High Point, N.C
Flom Grace
North Wrenn
Gerald Morgan
Morgan
Hoyse Morgan
Business Credit, Inc
North
Zenith
Piedmont Hearing Aid
Cal
Main ST
Sheraton
Harold Davis Funeral Home
Blowers North Main
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