Albert Blair 56 Dies After Prolonged Illness in High Point
Albert Welch Blair 56 of 820 Skeet Club Rd High Point died at home Sunday at 8 20 am after 30 months of declining health from a heart ailment He was born March 26 1909 in High Point and worked with Clover Hill Dairy He retired July 1962 He leaves widow Wilma Young Blair two sons Barry and Phillip five brothers and a church pallbearers will be at Lebanon Methodist Church Funeral service at 2 pm Tuesday with burial in Lebanon Cemetery The body lies at Orrells Northside Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Welch Blair
Skeet Club
High Point
J. B
Carrie Jane Welch
Clover Hill
Lebanon Methodist Church
Wilma Young Blair
Barry Blair
Phillip Blair
Richmond
Enos C. Blair
Rt. 1
Randal Blair
Skeet Club Rd
J. Robert Blair
William J
Bill) Blair
Clover Dr
Joe Blair
Jamestown
Worth A. Sweet
Lebanon Cemetery
Orrell
Northside
Funeral services for James William Suratt in Denton
James William Suratt 66 of Rt 1 Denton died at home after 11 months illness. Born July 1 1898 in Rowan County he was a farmer. Survived by wife Verna Cole Suratt stepson William T Cottrell four stepdaughters and several siblings. Service at Dilegany Methodist Church at 3 30 pm with burial in the church cemetery. Memorials at Hoover Funeral Home with hours 7 to 9 pm today.
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Denton
James William Suratt
Rt. 1
Rowan County
Whitman
Lillie Smith Surratt
Verna Cole Surratt
William T. Cottrell
New York
N. Y
Charles Blair
Stem
Lloyd Brown
Troy
John Aquino
Portsmouth
Boris Surratt
R. G. Surratt
Greensboro
Della Crawford
Corella Loftin
P. D. Morgan
Concord
Dilegany Methodist Church
Thomas Pritchard
Roland Mu
Arm сорry Armsworthy dies after long illness in Thom asville
Mrs. Maggie Binkley Armsworthy 8 widow of H W Armsworthy of 111 Miller Street died Sunday at 11 10 p m in City Memorial Hospital after a 15 month illness She was born July 9 1879 in Forsyth County and lived in Thom asville 49 years She married H W Armsworthy in 1897 who died in 1941 Funeral at West End Methodist Church Tuesday at 3 30 p m with burial in Thom asville City Cemetery Also mentioned are Millie Ann Spencer 80 of Sea Grove and survivors including three sons and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Thomasville
Maggie Binkley Armsworthy
H. W. Armsworthy
Miller St
City Memorial Hospital
Forsyth County
J. W
Jane Tesh Binkley
West End
Lewis C
Betty Belle) Godby
Stamey C
Mary Jane) Clinard
Ross Armsworthy
Wiltshire Blvd
High Point
N. A. Burton
Cleveland
Sam F. Binkley
Montgomery
Ala
West End Methodist Church
Paul R. Berrier
Thomasville City
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral
Ashebord
Millie Ann Spencer
Rt. 2
Seagrove
Randolph Hospital
Randolph County
Leondis
Grady
Richard
Nees
Fand
Union Grove
Tist Church
Jimmy ‘Caviness
Hayes Ritter
Avery Brown
Deaths and services in Randolph and Thomasville areas
Mrs. Jesse B. Lamb 86 of Randleman died Saturday. Funeral 2:30 p.m. today at New Salem Methodist Church with burial in church cemetery. Also Henry R. Amerson of Thomasville died Saturday at 6 p.m. in a Winston-Salem hospital after a long heart illness. Born May 14 1900 in Dublin Georgia he was a textile worker formerly with Pickett Cotton Mills. Surviving are wife Maude. a grandchild Charlie Rozier. Services for Amerson held 11 a.m. at Orrell's Northside. burial in Holly Hill Cemetery. The body remains at Orrell's. family hours 7–9 p.m. before services.
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Randleman
Jesse B. Lamb
Randolphia
Lina Lassiter
Troy
Ima King
Seagrove
New Salem Methodist Church
Cameron Dodson
Henry Rt
Thomasville
Winston-Salem
Dublin
Bunk
Sally Rozier
Macon
Pickett Cotton Mills
Maude Amerson
Charlie Rozier
Orrell
Jack Alexander
Holly Hill
Orrell’s
Funeral for infant Craddock held at Floral Garden Park
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p m for Larry Keith Craddock infant son of Jimmy and Toni Craddock of 401 Albertson Rd burial followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery Rev Worth R Pugh officiated The infant died at birth Saturday in High Point Memorial Hospital
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Larry Keith Craddock
Jimmy
Toni Thomas Craddock
Albertson Rd
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Worth R. Pugh
High Point Memorial Hospital
Funeral Notices and Obituary Fragments From Mount Gilead Area
Funeral for infant Billy DeWayne McManus son of Bobbie Jr and Pauline Richardson Mc Manus of 801 Putnam Ave held in Loris South Carolina. Mrs Mattie Greene 75 of Rt 3 Mount Gilead died at home. Survivors include husband H W Greene and children from Mount Gilead Wendell Columbia and others. Funeral 3 p m Wadeville Baptist Church with burial in church cemetery.
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Billy DeWayne McManus
Bobbie Jr
Pauline Richardson McManus
Putnam Ave
Loris
S.C
High Point Memorial Hospital
H. W. Greene
Mount Gilead
Mattie Greene
Rt. 3
John Dunn
Bill Dunn
R. L. Underhill
Wendell
Herman Greene
Rudolph Greene
West End
Sgt
Elbert Greene
Columbia
S. C
Injunction Hearing Postponed Over High Point Renewal Plan
Judge Robert Gambill moved the hearing to May 3 on a defense motion. Redevelopment Commission and City of High Point attorneys must show cause why an injunction should not halt urban renewal. The request follows a State Supreme Court ruling invalidating plans to cover Southern Railway tracks for a pedestrian plaza and the City Council’s subsequent removal of the plate from the East Central renewal project.
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Eee
Gunes
State Supreme Court
Southern Railway
Commission
East Central
College Summer Caravan To Visit Virginia Areas
The 1963 College Summer Caravan returns for a third year with the American History Caravan Tour visiting Civil War battlefields in Richmond Fredericksburg Chancellorsville Gettysburg Antietam Creek. Students study two weeks on site plus three weeks of classroom work then a final week.
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Point College
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Stuart
Tendent
Spottsylvania National
Wallace Stephens
William Key
Richmond National Battlefield Park
Stanley Abbott
National Park Service
Yorktown
Wendell Patton
Cole
Deskins
East Germans Open Berlin Wall for West Visitors
East German authorities opened the Berlin Wall to allow West Berliners to visit relatives in the Soviet sector for the fourth time since 1961. Only a limited crowd crossed initially, with a larger rush expected next weekend as over 400000 red visitor passes are issued. The visiting period runs through April 25, with eligibility restricted to women over sixty and men over sixty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Berlin Wall
In Her Lifetime Housewife Washes Over 2 Million Dishes
A historical estimate states that an average housewife washes more than 2 million dishes in her lifetime. This figure underscores the domestic workload once common in mid-20th century households.
Fire Discovered In Previously Burned Home
Thomasville reports Fair Grove Volunteer Fire Department responded to a Light Road call at 7:05 a.m. extinguishing a blaze in a partially burned frame house west of Highway 109. The home, unoccupied since the earlier fire, contained badly burned furniture. no cause is given.
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Thomasville
Fair Grove
N. C. Highway 109
Hull
Cassava Used as Potato Substitute in Diet
The article notes that sweet cassava serves as a substitute for potatoes in meals. It highlights its use as a starchy substitute and potential benefits in plant-based or pantry-short markets.
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Louis Heilig
Louis B. Heilig
Sechrest Chapel
Lexington Avenue
James G. Huggin
Albert Hart
William R. MacKenzie
William F. Sherman Jr
George Machen
Jim I. Groome Jr
Heiling
Rotary
John W. Surratt
Mrs. Armsworthy
Mrs
Millie Spencer
Jesse Lamb
James Rozier
Craddock Infant
James C. Rogan
Ward
James Clyde Rogan
Loveland
Belle Garden
Calif
Kingsport
Tenn
California
Silverknit
Melrose
Leona Roberts Rogan
Charles W
Douglas C
John D. Rogan
Patsy Sue Rogan
Jack Grimes
Co. W. Nelms
Wed
W. Commerce
Hour Glass Cleaners
McManus Infant
Virginia
Dr. Cole
Dean Cole
Harry W. Pfans
Gettysburg National Military Park
O. F. Northington, Jr
Salon of Beauty
Finance & Acceptance Corporation
East Commerce Street
Tion
Harold C.davis
Chapel of Blowers North
Farriss Avenue
Terminix
Bruce Terminix Company
Colonial
Colonial Stores
Brock
CS Brand Instant
Woops
Roanoke
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