Bill Sapp 54 Dies After Heart Attack At Home
Bill Sapp 54 of Rt 3 Kernersville died on arrival at Forsyth Memorial Hospital after a heart attack at his home. He was VP of Frank A. Stith Clothing Co and manager of its High Point store. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Sedge Garden Methodist Church. Survivors include his widow Mary Cates Sapp mother Robah N. Sapp a son Bob Sapp brother James R. Sapp and five sisters Mrs Johnny Miller Mrs Lloyd Swain Mrs E E Sowell Jr Mrs Fred Faw Mrs Ralph E Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Wilson
Bill) Sapp
Rt. 3
Kernersville
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Frank A. Stith Clothing Co
High Point
Sedge Garden Methodist Church
Vogler Funeral Home
Mary Cates Sapp
Robah N. Sapp
Bob Sapp
The
Home
James R. Sapp
Johnny Miller
Lloyd Swain
Walkertown
E. E. Sowell Jr
St. Simons Island
Fred Faw
Ralph E. Marshall
Infant of Mc Kinley Fields Born Dead in High Point
The infant son of Billy Mc Kinley and Peggy Anthony Fields of 302 N Centennial Ave was born dead late Saturday night at High Point Memorial Hospital. Graveside services were Sunday at Floral Garden Park Cemetery at 2 p.m. by Dr. E W Price Jr. Surviving are two brothers Randy and Roy and two sisters Kay and Debbie all at home. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs F W Fields Route 2 and Mr and Mrs Otis Brame 2507 E Lexington Ave.
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Billy McKinley
Peggy Anthony Fields
N. Centennial Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
E. W. Price Jr
Randy
Roy Fields
Kay
Debbie Fields
F. W. Fields
Route 2
Mrs
Otis Brame
E. Lexington Ave
Dunn E C Star resident E C Dunn dies at 64
E C Dunn Star resident Ervin Carson Dunn aged 64 died Sunday at his home. Survivors include his wife Sara Elizabeth Dunn two daughters Mrs Max Allman of Biscoe and Mrs Bill Sheffield of Star three sons Edward Dunn of Seagrove Pvt James Dunn of Ft Rucker Ala Clyde Dunn of the home a sister Mrs R H Blake of Danville Va and three brothers L A Dunn of Lexington George Dunn of Star and J B Dunn of Danville Funeral planned at 2 p m today at New Hope Baptist Church
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STAR
Ervin Carson Dunn
Sara Elizabeth Dunn
Max Allman
Biscoe
Bill Sheffield
Edward Dunn
Seagrove
James Dunn
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Clyde Dunn
R. H. Blake
Danville
L. A. Dunn
Lexington
George Dunn
J. B. Dunn
New Hope Baptist Church
J P Kearns of Denton Dies at 74
John Pearlie Kearns 74 of Route 1 died at home Sunday. A farmer and Central Methodist Church member. Ada Ruth Trexler Kearns and Leonard Kearns of Route 1 survive. Funeral 3 p m Tuesday at Summerfield Baptist Church by Rev Robert Bunch and Rev Charles McDowell. Burial in church cemetery. Body moved to home today at 1 p m. remains there until 30 minutes before service.
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Denton
John Pearlie Kearns
Route 1
Central Methodist Church
Ada Ruth Trexler Kearns
Leonard Kearns
Summerfield Baptist Church
Robert Bunch
Charles McDowell
Two Injured In Sunday Wreck In Thomasville
Thomasville police report two men were injured when a car driven by William Wilson 41 Mary James Avenue ran off Jacob Street struck a utility pole. Wilson was charged with reckless driving. passenger Z T Robertson 38 Church Street treated and released at City Memorial Hospital.
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Thomasville
Jacob Street
William Wilson
Mary James Avenue
Z. T. Robertson
Church Street
City Memorial Hospital
Jacob
McGee Funeral Set For Tuesday
Mrs. Ella Virden Echols McGee 76 of Rt. 3 High Point died Sunday at High Point Memorial Hospital after two years of declining health and two weeks of critical illness. Surviving: Ira L. Echols. daughters Mrs. E. C. Terrell and Mrs. Opal Gulledge. nine grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. two sisters. three brothers. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 p.m. at Siler Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The body remains at Siler Funeral Home until service. Family to be at son’s Liberty Road home and at the funeral home 7–9 p.m. tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Virden Echols McGee
Rt. 3
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Griffin
Wiley
Ida White Virden
Thomasville
Fairfield Baptist Church
Ira L. Echols
E. C. Terrell
Annandale
Opal Gulledge
Route 3
Ada Mercer
Jamestown
Ruth Goldsmith
Washington,d. C
Jesse Virden
Washington, D. C
John B. and
Harvey L. \Virden
Griffin, Ga
Siler Funeral ‘Home
Billy ‘Joe McMahan
Floral Garden Park
Siler Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Funeral service set for Mrs Fairy Johnson Boyd of Thomasville
Funeral services for Mrs Fairy Johnson Boyd 57 wife of Albert L Boyd of Rt 5 Thomasville are held today at 2 pm at J C Green and Sons Chapel with Rev J B Stutts. Burial in Holly Hills Cemetery. She died Saturday after a period of illness and is survived by her husband three daughters two sons a sister and five brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Fairy Johnson Boyd
Albert L. Boyd
Rt. 5
J. C. Green and Sons
J. B. Stutts
Holly Hills
John Henry
Cora Michael Johnson
Boyd
Billy
Peggy) Crouse
Route 5
Gary
Patsy) Younts
Larry
Edna) Black
Route 4
Billy Boyd
George Wayne Boyd
Ft. Bragg
Burley Good
Fries, Va
Roy Johnson
Albert Johnson
Glaz, Va
Rubin Johnson
First Of A Series Mystery Over Kennedy's Grave Part One
A reflective essay on Jim Garrison and the Kennedy assassination debate. It argues Garrison promotes a CIA plot linking to Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963 and previews his upcoming trial of Shaw for conspiracy. The author notes extensive reading of the Warren Commission and questions connecting any plot to Kennedy’s death. Part two promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
CIA
United States
Dealey Plaza
Dallas
Shaw
Kennedy
Jim Garrison
Johnny Carson
Larry King
Miami
Garrison
Central Intelligence Agency
China
Cuba
Jfk
Castro
Marina
Oswald
Marine Oswald
FBI
Russia
Soviet Union
U.S
Assassin
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Bill Sapp
Fields Infant
E. C. Dunn
J. P. Kearns
McGee
Lewis
Rerbae
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CO
S. Wrenn
A. L. Boyd
Part
Epstein
Thompson
Buchanan
Mark Lane
New Orleans
First Bank
First Union National
North
South Carolina
Martha Hughes
First Bank Card
First Union National Bank of North Carolina
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