Deaths and Funerals Roundup at Local Churches
Obituaries detail funeral services for Marvin Otis Kinney 44 of High Point and Callie Mae Iddings Freeman 81 of Thomasville, with burial sites at local cemeteries. Also noted are services for Charles Lewis Goodrum 65 and Annie Emiline Norman Kennedy 68, plus James Earl Dixon and Walter Ray Craven with interments in Floral Garden Park and Franklinville cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Otis Kinney
Macedonia Methodist Church
Southmont
Ralph Gray McClamrock
Billy G. Freeman
Fairmont Park Baptist Church
Robert Turner
Clois Hamilton
Earl Cain
Glenn Walker
Dolph Kennedy
Warren Cecil
Harold Siler
Wallate’ Pillow
Roger Kirchofer
The
American Legion
Mr. Kinney
Rt. 3, High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Callie Mae Iddings Freeman
Siler Funeral Home Chapel
William B. Carr
Grace Lutheran Church
John M. Hayes
Joe F
Freeman Jr
John B. Mimms Jr
James C. Slate
Clyde Miller
Norman J. Campbell
Paul M. Leonard
Freeman
Elliott
City Memorial Hospital
Charles Lewis Goodrum
Sechrest Chapel
E. W. Price Jr
Green Street Baptist Church
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Haywood Hill
Richard Crawford
Rex Hucks
Robert B. Wilson
M. P. Woodall
David W. Carter Jr
Goodrum
E. State St
Highput Memorial Hospital
Alexander Kennedy
Annie Emiline Norman Kennedy
Junior St
Suden
Surry County
William Samuel
Ada Brook Norman
Kennedy
High Point
Colonial Heights Baptist Church
Callie Mae
Joe Norman
Elkin
Guilford County
Lee Norman
Burlington
Melvin
Stokesdale
Cannan Methodist Church
Neavie Brook
Davidson County
Belle Greenwood
Rosetta Cheek
Charles Daniel Sink
Greensboro
Lillian
Road of
James P. Sink
Renda
Archdale
Dan-i
B. Sink
Wood- E. Green Sr
Penny Boggs
Ron W. Robbins
Nathan Hunt Dr
Grange Upsets Over Farm Revaluations in Guilford
The Guilford County Grange voiced grave concern at a meeting at Guilford Club House over farm property revaluations. They said many farms are revalued beyond their earning capacity and urged County Master E Judson Ruth to arrange talks with local Grange Masters for a meeting with the County Board of Commissioners. They also supported the Cotton Wheat legislation and urged swift passage. Vance Proctor presided in the absence of the County Master. William Schultz displayed slides of Grange participation in various activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Grange
Guilford Club House
Grange
E. Judson Ruth
County Board of Commissioners
Vance Proctor
Jamestown Grange
William Schultz
County Grange
Mexico City doubles power capacity but demand remains high
Mexico City has doubled its electric power capacity in six years, but demand still outstrips supply, according to the Federal Electricity Commission director. He said by January 1 capacity will reach 5.1 million kilowatts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Federal Electricity Commission
Orangeburg Plans Private School System to Resist Integration
Orangeburg Citizens Council weighs financing a private school system if public school integration proceeds next fall. Attorney James A. Moss says token integration is not wanted. Twenty three Negro pupils and parents have filed for admission or transfer to white schools. The council could use a 1963 General Assembly act allowing public funds to send children to non sectarian private schools, with the same per pupil tuition grants as for public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeburg
D.C
Orangeburg County
Citizens Council
James A. Moss
Citizens’ Council
General Assembly
Natural Causes Ruled In Death In Thomasville
Coroner ruled that 58 year old William Culbert Jones died of natural causes at his room at 206 East Main Street. A bottle of white pills found on the bed sparked overdose rumors though pills were heart medicine. Police identified Jones, a Thomasville Furniture Industries worker, survived by two daughters and three grandchildren. Funeral plans pending at Siler Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Craven
Asheboro
Walter Raymond Craven
Rt. 1
Franklinville
Cusses
Inez Dean Craven
M. D. Ter
Evelyn Cheek
Cumby Chapel
Keith
L. B. Dixon
Jack
Walter
Charlie J. Monk Jr
Ans
W. H. Sedberry
H. E. R. Craven Jr
Cedar Falls
Brentwood Baptist Church
Underwood
Glenn Mickey
Donald B. Craven
Ashe
Dixon
T den Park
Hayden Brothers
Virgil
Rolandj
Cumby Mort Pl
Craven
Clyde Craven
Franklinvisle
Thomasville
Robert Chambers
E. Main St
William Culbert Jones
James Benton
Chair City
Jones
W. 5
Kay
Nash Saves You Cash Ad at 17 North Main Street
An advertisement voice extols a cautious shopper and praises frugality. It states Nash saves you cash and promotes money saving at a business located on 17 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Science Monitor
Norway Street
Boston
Mass
Nash
North Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marvin Kinney
Mrs
Callie Freeman
Charles Goodrum
Charles Link
Cedar Falls Methodist Church
Joe B. Davis
Bruce Nelson
John C. Mangum
Franklinville Cemetery
Wey Sane
Deen Beer Ee
Meni
BR. Td Accutaie
Peperal
Tanter
Acity
Interast
East Green
Jaycee Jollies of
Ahlanl
Ferndale Junior
Southern Motors
Southern Motor Co
High Point Enterprise
First Baptist Church
Siler City
Alina Cartrette
Harold Hillard
Colon Manuel
Rt. 2
George Crabtree
Lacy Grainger
Thomasvile
Johnnie F. Jones
Charlie T. Jones
Rt. 3
Tabor City
Siler Funeral Home
Nash Jewelry
Amari
McLarty Drug Co
St. Tel
Hardlee’s Sportswear
Nelly Dow
Oakview Methodist Church
Harlan Creech
Blouson
Bermuda
Harnek’s Fashions
Harmony
Ewes