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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1973
Page
5
Three Led High School drama department students Phyllis Gray Gary Hutchins and David Burchette rehearse a three act comedy titled It's Great To Be Crazy set for Thursday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Staff photo by Sonny Hedgecock.
Notices cover James T. Noles Sr and others from High Point Trinity and Lexington areas. Details include birthplaces, family survivors, workplaces, church affiliations, service times, and burial arrangements. Memorials requested to the American Cancer Society.
Mrs Pearl Lookabill Casstevens 67 of 4400 Penick Rd Richmond Virginia died Monday at Randolph Hospital Asheboro after a week of illness while visiting her daughter Mrs Paul W Scott. Survived by four daughters Doris Casstevens Durham Virginia Leo Dew Covington Virginia Paul W Scott Asheboro and Robert Perkins Richmond and five sons John E Thomas M David M Cassstevens Richmond Billy J Ronald G Casstevens Cleveland Ohio. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Body sent to Bennett Funeral Home Richmond.
Edward Maxwell Cranford 52 of 620 S Park St Asheboro died Monday at home from a self inflicted gunshot wound Randolph County Mental Examiner Dr Marion W Griffin ruled death a self inflicted act He was a Shriner Hargrave Military Academy graduate attended UNC CH and worked with Rand Furniture Co Survivors include wife Jo Anderson Cranford daughter Jo Anderson Cranford of Charlotte son Capt Edward Maxwell Crawford Jr of the Marine Corps Air Station at New River mother Hazel M Crawford Asheboro and brother Dr Harold Crawford Lexington Funeral will be held at Pugh Funeral Home Chapel Wednesday with Dr Charles Canady and burial in Oaklawn Cemetery
Mrs. Faye Brown Simmons 46 of 95 Greenlawn Dr died Sunday in Charlotte Memories Hospital. Survived by husband George W. Simmons. daughter Judy Simmons. sons Roger of Sanford and Allen at home. mother Maggie Cole Brown. brothers Cleo Brown and Jack Brown. Services Wednesday at Maple Springs United Methodist Church near Coleridge conducted by Revs. Jarvis and Eaton. burial in church cemetery. Body at Loflin Funeral Home Ramseur with visitation tonight 7 to 9.
William F. Rhyder 65 of 324 Arrington Dr Lexington died Monday at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem after eight weeks of serious illness. He was a retired used car salesman and Ebenezer United Methodist member. Survived by wife Jennie Simmons Rhyder two daughters two brothers five sisters and several relatives. The body at Davidson Funeral Home with services pending. Lula Patterson Caviness 71 of Raleigh died Monday at Rex Hospital. A Franklinville native she was a retired public school teacher and Edenton Street United Methodist Church member. Survived by son Claude Patterson Caviness two daughters Betty Phillips and others two brothers. Service at Edenton Street United Methodist Church today with burial at Montlaw.
Graveside service for 3 day old Christopher Ray Norman, son of Roger Wayne and Mildred Bailey Norman of Route 3, will be held at 2 p.m. today at Shiloh United Methodist Church by Rev. James A Northington. He died Sunday at Duke Hospital, Durham.
Washington Street branch to host two film programs this week including A Literary Heritage at 7:30 p.m. tonight for church groups and a teen focused Body and Soul at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Astor Dowdy Towers will screen A Library Heritage at 10 a.m. in the Astor Dowdy auditorium.
Polly Latta of Radford Road told police she was conned out of 184 dollars by two women on N Main Street. A supposed envelope containing 20 000 dollars led to a demanded good faith payment of 14 dollars before the pair vanished from a downtown bank with Latta’s cash. Also reported: break in at Kenneth Dean’s S Ridge Row home. thefts from Norman Kasanoff and Lois Cannon. several arrests for assault larceny shoplifting.
Archdale seeks an ABC liquor election amid scattered interest and no organized anti movement. Mayor Henry York cites ministers opposing the issue while State Sen. Saunders may back a sponsor if a public hearing is held. Local reps Gar ner and Redding oppose local liquor bills. Council endorses the right to vote and notes ABC revenue could aid city water and police needs.
Firemen and police investigated a Monday blaze at 604 E Kearns Ave owned by Mrs Harry Doctor. The porch and front of the house were fully engulfed upon arrival. other rooms had heat and smoke damage. A second shed fire at 213 Venable Court damaged the shed around 8:44 p.m. The cause of both blazes was not determined.
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