Kenly Tastee-Freeze owner R E Stanford Sr dies
Roy E. Stanford Sr., 67, of Kenly and owner of Kenly Tastee-Freeze, died Friday at Wilson Memorial Hospital. He was a Rockingham County native and former Brittains Shoe Store employee. Survivors include wife Alma Pittman Stanford, two sons Roy E. Stanford Jr. and Michael, a stepson Phillip, a sister and five brothers. Funeral at Piney Grove Free Will Baptist Church Sunday at 3 p.m. with burial at Grizzard Funeral Home Kenly.
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Kenly
Roy E. Stanford Sr
Kenly Tastee-Freeze
Wilson Memorial Hospital
Wilson
Stanford
Rockingham County
Brittains Shoe
Raliegh
Alma Pittman Stanford
Roy E. Stanford Jr
McLean
Michael Stanford
Phillip Stanford
Edward C. Howell
Piney Grove
Free Will Baptist Church
Grizzard Funeral Home
Ex-Postal Executive Dies at 65 in High Point
William Thomas Winslow 65 of 808 E Lexington Ave died early Saturday after years of declining health. Born Sept 3 1906 in High Point he worked 35 years at the local post office retiring in 1964 as assistant postmaster. He was an ordained elder at First Wesleyan Church and served as trustee and in the Sunday School. Survived by wife Alma 5 grandchildren and several children. Funeral Monday 4 p.m. at First Wesleyan Church with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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William Thomas Winslow
Lexington Ave
Mr. Winslow
High Point
Thomas and
Mamie Ellington Winslow
First Wesleyan Church
Alma Smith
Walker Youth Dies in Chapel Hill Hospital
Jimmy M. Walker Jr., 9, of 115 Maple St, died Saturday at North Carolina Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill after a two week stay as a patient. He was born December 18, 1962, in Thomasville. Surviving are his parents, three sisters Sherry Sentelle, Vickie Harrison, Doris Faye Walker, and brother Terry Allen Walker. Funeral services were held at J. C. Green and Sons Chapel at 2 p.m. with burial in Holly Hill Cemetery. the body remains at the funeral home and visitation is Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Thomasville
Jimmy M. Walker Jr
Maple St
N.C. Memorial Hostal
Chapel Hill
Jimmy M. Walker Sr
Mary Lou Spoolman Walker
Kern Street School
Bobby
Sherry) Sentelle
Lexington
Jim
Vickie) Harrison
High Point
Doris Faye Walker
Terry Allen Walker
J. C. Green and Sons
Holly Hill
R. W. Kindle Dies After Illness in High Point Hospital
Raymond Wreece Kindle 72 of Abbotts Creek died Friday at High Point Memorial Hospital after a three day hospitalization. He was a Thomasville Furniture Industries retiree and Clifton Grove Baptist Church deacon. Survived by wife Odessa, three daughters and five sons, 22 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral at Clifton Grove Baptist Church Sunday at 3 30 p.m. Burial in church cemetery. Body at Hairlip Funeral Home. family at chapel tonight 7 to 9.
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Raymond Wreece Kindle
Abbotts Creek
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Kindle
Rowan County
Waliburg
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Clifton Grove Baptist Church
Odessa Traynham Kindle
Margaret Alexander
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Mary Graves
High Point
Helen Dungee
Greensboro
Lawrence
James Kindle
New Jersey
D. W. Kindle
Archie Kindle
Horace Kindle
Clifton Grove
Hairlip Funeral
B. P. Miller Denton
Frances Louise Spurrier Miller
Rt. 2
Lexington
Bobby P. Miller
Community General Hospital
Davidson County
Hamlet J
Martha Tussey Spurrier
Second Reformed United Church of Christ
Cable Dairy Co
Robert P. Miller
Miller Road
Gill, 54, High Point Veteran Dies at Home
Hubert Adam Gill, 54, of 615 Caudell Place, died Friday at 7:45 p.m. at his home after years of declining health. Born November 11, 1918 in Durham, he was a World War II veteran and a disabled veteran. He is survived by one brother, C. M. Gill of San Antonio, Texas. The body is at Cumby Mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Hubert Adam Gill
Caudell Pl
Mr. Gill
Durham
Charles Hubert
Lena Trent Gill
High Point
C. M. Gill
San Antonio
Texas
Cumby Mortuary
Emma J Staley Asheboro widow dies at 81
Emma Johnson Staley 81 of 626 S Cox St Asheboro died Friday. Widow of H J Staley she leaves five daughters Mrs W N Gibson Concord Mrs Garner Maness Southern Pines Mrs Mal Craver Robbins Mrs Dan Boling Plymouth Fla and Mrs Jesse Jackson Asheboro two sons T B Staley Asheboro and Jack Staley Anthony Fla a sister Mrs Pearl Holliday Siler City and one brother W A Johnson West End. Funeral at 2 p m Sunday at First Presbyterian Church Asheboro with burial West End Cemetery. The body is at Pugh Funeral Home Asheboro with visitation 7 to 9 p m today.
Cause Of Blaze Is Undetermined At Vacant Park Street House
High Point firemen investigate a early morning fire at 910 Park Street a vacant house. The blaze confined to the roof over the back porch with report near 1 a.m. Friday crews also battled a grass fire in a vacant lot on S Hamilton where a witness said children set the flames and fled.
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High Point
Park Street
910 Park Street
S. Hamilton Street
Rites for W P Morris held at Central United Methodist
Denton residents mourn Wesley P Morris 58 who died after a brief illness in Randolph Hospital Asheboro. He leaves his mother Betty Morris wife Ruth Garner Morris daughter Mrs James Craigwood son Thomas Wesley Morris and sister Ruth Morris. Funeral Sunday 4 pm at Central United Methodist Church Denton with burial in Denton Cemetery. Memorials to Central United Methodist Church Memorial Fellowship Center.
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Denton
Wesley P. Morris
Randolph Hospital
Asheboro
C. Whitorris
Betty Loflin Morris
Central United Methodist Church
Central Carolina Bank
Denton Lions Club
Ruth Garner Morris
James Craigwood
High Point
Thomas Wesley Morris
Ruth Morris
Kenneth Crouse
Lanier-Briggs
Central United Methodist Church Memorial Fellowship Center
Five Defendants Receive Active Terms From District Court
District Court Judge Byron Haworth presided Friday over multiple sentences. Donnie Grayson Reece 18 of Kendall Street received 30 days on two counts of larceny by breaking and entering. Kenneth Brevard Bulknight 42 of Concord got six months for DUI. Hobart L. Pennington 46 of Long Street drew 40 days on two public drunkenness charges. Richard Dixon 29 of Cedron Avenue received 90 days for larceny and assault and battery on a female. Others had suspended sentences or fines for drunken driving or whisky possession.
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Byron Haworth
Donnie Grayson Reece
Kendall Street
Amos
E. Russell Avenue
Kenneth Brevard Bulknight
Concord
Hobart L. Pennington
Long Street
Central Avenue
Thomas Earl Wilson
Greensboro
Katie Mae Bracy
Hoskins Street
Willie L. Elliott
E. Commerce Street
Willie Abney
Kivett
Abney
Jake B. Evans
S. Main Street
James Steven Adams
Rt. 1
Tobaccoville
Desegregation Plans and Revenue Sharing Devised in Debate
Preyer outlines desegregation methods beyond busing including local school construction in mixed areas and court-led enforcement. He describes a two year planning window and a ten year implementation with revenue sharing funds for education transportation and public services. He warns of possible north south impact and notes constitutional amendments as a fall back amid political hurdles.
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Preyer
Senate
Building permit stay tied to rezonings and void ordinance
Oklahoma City report outlines that no building permits can be issued while a rezoning petition affects the site. Lawyers argue the council amended an invalid ordinance superseded in 1967 by a new zoning code. City officials note firms lack registration and contract certificates, with additional bond and street work concerns for a 13 building complex backed by federal mortgage guarantees and subsidies.
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Oklahoma
Collier
George Saintsing
Thomasville of North Carolina, Ltd
North Carolina
Jim Miller
Thomasville
Dick Wilkins
Wood, Wilkins and Wilson
Harris
Preyer Sees Uncertain Results in Social Action
Congressman L Richardson Preyer told the Kiwanis Club of High Point that predicting outcomes of social decisions is difficult. He warned about population pressures linked to innovations like screens and pesticides, urged local control of school desegregation, and described a bill to shift desegregation responsibility from federal courts to state administrations.
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L. Richardson Preyer
Kiwanis Club
High Point
Preyer
Small Engines Class Planned at Ledford High School
A three week small engines class will start Tuesday at Ledford High School meeting Tuesday and Thursday nights from 7 to 10 p.m. A five dollar fee applies. Sponsored by Davidson County Community College and Ledford High School Agricultural Dept. Instructor is Dale Tayne.
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Ledford High School
Davidson County Community College
Agricultural Dept
Dale Tayne
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Mary Elizabeth Hilton
E. Green Dr
William H. Winslow
Playground Rd
Archdale
Charles L. Winslow
Mamie Winslow
Ray C
Mildred) Giles
Ray R. Winslow
Rt. 5
J. A. Grout
Clyde A. Parker
Floral Garden Park
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Walker Youth
R. W. Kindle
H. A. Gill
Tso
Ana
Rachel McKelvey Riddle
Sechrest Chapel
Bertha Cannon White
First Presbyterian Church
Emma J. Staley
Ashebord
Emma Johnson Staley
S. Cox St
Lup Os
Zenith
Sheraton
von Schrader
Piedmont Maintenance CO
W. P. Morris
Nouss Run
Davis
George Wallace
Supreme Court
New York
A. E. Sherron
High Point Exchange Club
District Exchange News
William Sherrill
Raleigh
Fayetteville
Sherron
State Exchange Club
Mazel Williams
Main ST
New York Stock Exchange
John Davis Lil
Reynolds Securities Inc
York Stock Exchange, Inc
Winston-Salem
N. C
Beauty Services
Artistic Beauty College
N. Main St
Omatic Car Wash
Twin Oaks
N. Main Street
Lyles Hevrolet
Lyles Chevrolet Co
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