Deaths and Funerals: Howell Woods Services Held
Melvyn Hubert Howell age 50 of 512 Whiteoak Street died Thursday night in High Point Memorial Hospital. Funeral at Green Street Baptist Church Chapel conducted by Dr. E W Price Jr followed by burial at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Otis Clarence Woods 74 of 310 Wendover Avenue Greensboro died at Durham Veterans Hospital March 28. Graveside services at Spar Row Family Cemetery Chapel Hill conducted by Rev Worth R Pugh. Burial at Cumby Mortuary then procession to Chapel Hill. Family at 1406 Academy Street High Point.
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Melvyn Hubert Howell
Green Street Baptist Church
E. W. Price Jr
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Arnold Culler
Harold Culler
Guy Martin
Norman Hill
Albert Bunning
Welborn Malpass
John Emerson
Lester Smith
Mr. Howell
Whiteoak St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Otis Clarence Woods
Sparrow Family Cemetery
Chapel Hill
Worth R. Pugh
Cloverdale Church of
Graveside services for infant Brenda Weakley
Graveside services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Floral Garden Park Cemetery for Brenda Joyce Weakley seven weeks old, daughter of Edward and Estelle Weakley, with Rev. J. E. Nelson officiating. The body rests at Cumby Mortuary before the service. The infant was found dead Saturday at 5 30 a.m. Dr. T E Terrell, medical examiner, said death occurred about 2 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Joyce Weakley
Edward and
Estelle Brown Weakley
Floral Garden Park
J. E. Nelson
Central Alliance Church
Cumby Mortuary
T. E. Terrell
Funeral for Mrs Minnie Workman Held at Southside Baptist
Funeral for Mrs Minnie Myers Workman 77 of 714 Edgewood Ave was conducted at Southside Baptist Church Friday at 2 30 p m by Rev Fred Jurney. Burial followed at Fairgrove Methodist Church Cemetery with pallbearers Fred Carmichael Bud Everhart Henry Myers Roy Yates Bynum Wright and Ben Myers. She died at her home Wednesday morning.
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Thomasville
Minnie Myers Workman
Edgewood Ave
Southside Baptist Church
Fred Jurney
Fairgrove Methodist Church
Fred Carmichael
Bud Everhart
Henry Myers
Roy Yates
Bynum Wright
Ben Myers
Mrs. Fannie Cashatt Dennis Rites Held at Liberty Baptist
Mrs. Fannie Cashatt Dennis 61 of Rt 2 Thomasville died Thursday morning at home. Funeral held Saturday at 11 a m from Liberty Baptist Church with Rev Kenneth Miller Rev Lacy Cagle and Rev S T Brown officiating. Burial in Holly Hills Cemetery with pallbearers named Bob Strickland David Mills Robert Mills Jerry Dennis Avery Overcash Bill Beck Bill Cole Kermit Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Fannie Cashatt Dennis
Rt. 2
Liberty Baptist Church
Kenneth Miller
Lacy Cagle
S. T. Brown
Holly Hills
Bob Strickland
David Mills
Robert Mills
Jerry Dennis
Avery Overcash
Bill Beck
Bill Cole
Kermit Hall
Willie Harmon of Thomasville Dies in Navy Hospital
Willie Glenn Harman, 19, of 121 Council St. Thomasville, died Friday night at the U S Naval Hospital Newport Rhode Island after a six week illness. Navy for 30 months. Survived by parents Ralph T. and Wilma Harmon and brother John. Body to J C Green & Son Funeral Home until arrangements are set.
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Thomasville
Willie Glenn Harman
Council St
U. S. Naval Hospital
Newport
R. I
Navy
Ralph T
Wilma Teens Harmon
John Harmon
J. C. Green & Son Funeral Home
Nicholas Nixon Dies at 75 of 1005 Kearns Street
Nicholas N. Nixon 75 of 1005 Kearns Street died at his home Friday night after years of declining health. Born February 2, 1887 in Raleigh he worked for Tomlinson of High Point before retirement. Surviving are brother Charles Nixon of Durham and two nieces Mrs. W. M. Godfry Somers Point New Jersey and Mrs. John B. Haas Atlantic City New Jersey. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Body at Sechrest Funeral Home.
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Nicholas N. Nixon
Kearns St
Nixon
Raleigh
Tomlinson
High Point
Charles Nixon
Durham
W. M. Godfry
Somers Point
N. J
John B. Haas
Atlantic City
Sechrest Funeral Home
Mrs Rosie Maness Pugh Floyd Rites Held At Ramseur
Mrs Rosie Maness Pugh Floyd 54 of Rt 2 Thomasville died Wednesday evening at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem. She was conducted from Pleasant Cross Christian Church near Ramseur yesterday at 2 p m with Rev J B Stutts Rev William Lambeth and Rev Avery Brown presiding. Burial followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers Leonard Moore Thomas Carter Robert Dugay Charles Daniels Clyde Maness and Cletus Maness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Rosie Maness Pugh Floyd
Rt. 2
Pleasant Cross Christian Church
Ramseur
J. B. Stutts
William Lambeth
Avery Brown
Leonard Moore
Thomas Carter
Robert Dugay
Charles Daniels
Clyde Maness
Cletus Maness
William Lee Brantley Rites Held At Chapel
William Lee Brantley, 78, was conducted from J. C. Green & Sons Funeral Home chapel Saturday at 11 a.m. Elders Carl Dearden Clyde Rob erts Maurice Jones Gail Maxwell and William Green led the service with pallbearers Homer Deaton Reece Bradley Wade E. Davis Ira L. Deaton Baldos Deaton and Jack Brantley. Burial followed at Pleasant Ridge Christian Church Cemetery in Randolph County. A retired farmer and resident of 308 Reid St., he died in City Memorial Hospital Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
William Lee Brantley
J. C. Green & Sons
Carl Dearden
Clyde Roberts
Maurice Jones
Gail Maxwell
William Green
Homer Deaton
Reece Bradley
Wade E. Davis
Ira L. Deaton
Baldos Deaton
Jack Brantley
Pleasant Ridge Christian Church
Randolph County
Brantley
Reid St
City Memorial Hospital
Easing In Berlin Noted as U.S. Watch Berlin Tensions
Washington reports a slight easing of Berlin tension prompts renewed U S planning to probe Soviet policy on Berlin. President Kennedy met with advisers at the White House including Llewellyn Thompson and Charles Bohlen as Thompson prepares to return to Moscow to brief Khrushchev.
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Washington
Berlin
U.S
Peiping
Moscow
Kennedy
White House
Llewellyn Thompson
Charles E. Bohlen
McGeorge Bundy
Thompson
New York
Bernstein Yields To Pianist Gould At Carnegie Hall Concert
New York AP report notes Leonard Bernstein relinquished control before Glen Gould's Brahms Concerto No. 1 at Carnegie Hall. Critics split on Gould's slow tempo and weak piano dynamics, while Bernstein defended the unorthodox approach and praised the pianist's artistry and validity.
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New York
Leonard Bernstein
Glen Gould
Carnegie Hall
Bernstein
Gould
Reservists Moved to Unrelated Roles in Call-Up
GAO investigators say many Army reservists called to active duty last fall were assigned jobs far from their training. Examples include a heavy weapons infantryman mobilized as a medical specialist, a draftsman redeployed as a diver, and a chemical engineer ordered as a petroleum depot platoon leader.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
Goulart Visits Chicago During U S Tour
Brazilian President Joao Goulart arrived at O Hare Airport aboard Kennedy’s four engine jet transport marking the final stop of his U S visit. He met with aides to extend talks and rest before Mexico City. He defended Brazil’s nonintervention in Cuba and said ties with the United States are not tied to any loan.
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Chicago
Joao Goulart
Brazil
United States
Kennedy
Goulart
O'Hare International Air
Cuba
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Melvyn H. Howell
Otis Woods
Weakley Infant
Mrs
Minnie Workman
Mrs. Fannie Dennis
Willie Harmon
Nicholas Nixon
Rosie Floyd
Floyd
Baptist Hospital
Horace G. Ilderton
S. Main St
Enterprise
Sac
Strategic ‘Air Command
Omaha
Holy Name ‘Cathedral
Polo Field
F. Cape
Easster
Dawnelle
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