Deaths and Funerals in Greensboro area
Obituaries note Jerry Bottoms Sr. 63 of Thomasville died in Community General Hospital after years of illness. Grace Turner Richardson 69 found dead by knife wounds in Greensboro. investigation ongoing. Alice Everhart 79 from Salisbury died at Rowan Manor Nursing Center after long illness. Clyde Allred 70 High Point died at High Point Memorial Hospital after years of illness. John H. Smith 80 of Allentown Pa. died Sunday night. Clyde Bird Allred and Martha Molyneux among others noted with funeral plans and burial details.
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Greensboro
Grace Turner Richardson
W. Wendover Ave
Harry L. Johnson
Guilford County
Rockingham County
Fox Cleaners
First Presbyterian Church
William M. Currie
Lambeth-Troxler Funeral Home
Alice Everhart
Thomasville
Alice Jones Everhart
Rowan Manor Nursing Center
Salisbury
Arthur Jones
Elizabeth Russell Jones
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Emmanuel United Church of Christ
Davidson County Community College
Wilbur A. Jarrett
Aubrey W. Hedrick
Siler-Sechrest Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Piedmont Lung Association
E. Wendover Ave
John H. Smith
Allentown
Allentown General Hospital
Paul
Evelyn) Witcher
New St
High Point
Thomasville man Carl Hill Sr. 84 dies at home
Carl Hill Sr. 84 of Route 2 Thomasville died at his home Sunday after a life in Davidson County. He owned Hill Produce before retiring in 1956. Survived by wife Lunar Davis Hill, two daughters Virginia Culbreth and Arlene Turner, four sons Olin C L Worth and Carl Hill Jr, thirteen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral 4 p m Tuesday at J C Green and Sons Chapel with burial in Holly Hills Cemetery. The family will receive relatives at the Hill home and at the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Franklin Bottoms Sr
Burge St
Community General Hospital
Thomasville
Mr. Bottoms
Surry County
Ira Lee
Susanne Chandler Bottoms
City of
Jerry Bottoms Jr
Rt. 2
Trinity
Carl T. Bottoms
Fayetteville
Donald D. Bottoms
Thissle St
O. H
Mattie) Vestal
Randleman
Ella Mayberry
Foust Street
Malissa Viverette
James
Donna) Mercer
Riverview
Fla
John Bottoms
Madison Heights
Cumby Archdale Chapel
Charlie Miller
Dover Baptist Church
Star
Kynwood Village
Bertha Garren Neese
Rt. 1
Jamestown
High Point Memorial Hospital
Neese
Randolph County
John
Roxie Ann Garren
Mitchell's Grove United Methodist Church
Bessie Peter Neese
Hoyt
Annie) Young
Longdale Ave
Lois Grissom
John Clyde
Bobby Roy Neese
Garland R
Wayne Harrison Neese
Billy Ray Neese
Sherman Road
Bates Wesleyan Church
Ernest Gardner
Melvin Howard
Mitchell’s Grove United Methodist Church
Cumby Mortuary
Chestnut Drive
Arvin Avenue
Jack Grissom
Randall Aidens
Wayne Neese Jr
Tim Neese
Keith Saintfield
Steve Bean
Ronald Dunn
Steve Neese
Clyde Harrell
Spiv) Allred
Ferndale Bird
Mr. Allred
High Point
David Lindsay
Molly Wade Allred
Helen Louise Garland
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
B.P.O.E. Elk’s Lodge
Helen G. Allred
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
R. Delbert Byrum
Sechrest Funeral Home
John Henry Tuggle
Kelly Place
Patrick County
Klopman Mills
Vickie Mills
Wilmington
Wayne Tuggle
Raleigh
Henry A. Tuggle
Jackie Webb
Sue Spivey
Belle Tucker
Gibsonville
Bessie Moore
Mayodan
Frank
Carl Hill Sr
Route 2
Davidson County
Rance
Mary Hulin Hill
Hill Produce
Lunar Davis Hill
Kelley
Virginia) Culbreth
Rosedale Drive
Wayne
Arlene) Turner
Bryan Road
Olin Hill
C. L. Hill
Worth Hill
Forest Drive
Carl Hill Jr
Walnut St
J. C. Green and Sons
County debates tenant rent and utility payment changes
Brinson notes tenants must pay rent on time while the Social Services Dept. agrees to adjust stamp prices for those handling utility payments. He cites monthly rents of 43 dollars for two bedrooms and 50 dollars for three. Commissioners back creating a Guilford County Advisory Board for Recreation and seek a demonstration of a new computer card voting machine. County Manager Witherspoon says the machines store neatly and speed voting.
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Social Services Dept
Brinson
Guilford
Bond Posted By Stepson In Shooting
Denton woke to a shooting death as Charles Othell Davis died from shotgun wounds. His stepson, Charles Allen Hunt, 24, was arrested and released on a 25000 bond as prosecutors prepare a Davidson County District Court hearing. Davis, born 1926 in Randolph County, was a Dimension Milling Co. employee and longtime church member. Funeral arrangements are at Lanier Chapel with burial at Chapel Hill United Methodist Church Cemetery.
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Denton
Charles Allen Hunt
Route 3
Charles Othell Davis
Marshall Nance
Sheriff's Department
Hunt
Davidson County
Lexington
Davis
Randolph County
Charlie
Tara Russell Davis
Central United Methodist Church
Dimension Milling Co
Vae Cole Davis
Sally Davis
Kathy Jackson
Russell Davis
Charles Hunt
James Surratt
Anna Bell Seymore
Sanford
Wesley Davis
Chester
D.C
Charlie Davis
Lanier Chapel
Chapel Hill United Methodist Church
Funeral
County Considers Taking Over Ambulance Service
Randolph County commissioners reviewed a plan to fully assume ambulance operations at an estimated first year cost of 243 276 dollars. The current contract with Ridge Funeral Service costs 206 491 annually, a potential savings of about 40 000 dollars not counting added administrative needs.
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Don Wrenn
Enterprise
Ashebord
Randolph County
Hal Johnson
Johnson
The
Ridge Funeral Service
Health Department
George Elliott
399 Pints Of Blood Collected In Drives
Two bloodmobiles last week gathered 399 pints of blood. Ragsdale High School hosted a Friday drive in the gym with 208 pints donated toward a goal. The Red Cross drive at Chapter House yielded 191 pints. Donors surpassed milestones from first gallon to six gallons, with several records set by locals and Trinity residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragsdale High School
T. G. Madison Jr
Hubert Hawkes
Red Cross
James A. Fuller
Lyman F. Lance
Ollie R. James
Doris Freeman
Kit Jackson
Thomas N. Huff
Iona T. Cummings
William K. Huntley
Jack B. Rose
Thomasville
Lloyd H. Neally
William G. Kennedy
Harold L. Reddick
Warren F. Carrick
Clyde F. Wood
Trinity
Six American Families documentary profiles the Pasciak clan
A TV documentary series follows the Pasciak family of Chicago in an episode about generational clash. Sanitation worker Stanley Pasciak and Lorraine balance old-country values with son Gary pursuing Hollywood dreams, while Gerard, 17, adds a musical counterpoint as the family gathers at Christmas.
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Los Angeles
Pasciak
Chicago
Group W
San Francisco
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
America
Stanley Pasciak
Paul Wilkes
Wilkes
Lorraine
Gary
Hollywood
Gerard
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J. F. Bottoms
Mrs
Grace Richardson
Allred Rites
J. H. Tuggle
Wilson Linville
Walnut Cove
Zora Dell Mitchell Linville
Belews Creek
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Joseph
Fannie V. Mitchell
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Janet Gouldin
Patricia Graham
Jewel Bowm
Audrey Larrimore
Austin St
Mebane
William Ladd
Margaret Wilburn
Betty Duncan
Durham
Burnerd Moring
Williams and Buckner Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Martha Molyneux
Martha Hamilton Molyneux
Sechrest Chapel
William G. Guthrie
Cecil E. Haworth
Springfield Friends Cemetery
Molyneux
Westchester Drive
Maryfield Nursing Home
Orrell’s Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Sechrest Service
Eeed Morticians
Harold Raper
Ray) Hedgecock
Fairgrove United
Trindale RD
Archdale
Jerry F. Bottoms
Cumy - Archdale Chapel
Bertha Garren
Neese Tam
Ein Ena
Order of the Golden Rule
Bond
Stepson
Asheboro
Charles Betts
Ridge
Missioner
Richard Pugh
Betts
Ambulance Service
Siu
U.S
By Jay Sharbutt
AP Television
Davidson Point County
WITG
Washington
Prag
Rte
CWSOC
Charlotte
West
Sand Street
Ave of
Americas
New
New York NY
NBC
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
Ington
Salem
Saasssse
Martie