Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina area
A string of obituaries from High Point Lexington Thomasville and other towns notes Clifford Goodson 68 of High Point dead on arrival after a heart attack. Other notices include Troy Willard 89 of Winston-Salem, Estelle Lemons 52 of Lexington, Fannie Young 49 of High Point, Mattie Luther 52 of Asheboro, Josie Hulin 69 of Lexington, Alva Loflin 83 of Sophia, Dave Pullum 74 of Route 2 Thomasville, Ida Smith 54 of Greensboro, with funeral details and survivor lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Willard
Troy Garland Willard
Winston-Salem
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Lexington
Davidson County
Mable Willard
Audrey Clodfelter
Trinity
Midway Baptist Church
Estelle Lemons
Estelle Hodnett Lemons
Route 13
Pace
Oscar Lee
Mattie Lewis Hodnett
Roy L. Meadows
Henry L. Lemons
Betty M
Queen
Route 1
Linwood
Carol Meadows
Tammy Lemons
Sgt
Wayne Meadows
U.S. Army
Hawaii
Larry Dean Lemons
Adelle Parson
Danville
Francis Hay
Richmond
Lucille Hicks
Petersburg
Carolyn Brown
Nathalie
Josie Hulin Denton
Josie Briles Hulin
Randolph Hospital
Asheboro
Randolph County
James and
Ellen Little Briles
Kennedy Road Freewill
Thomasville
Hazel Hoover
Lucy Noah
Edna Périnington
Terry
Tommy
Bud Hulin
Billy Hulin
Clayton Hulin
Tillett Elbertson
Elzie Summey
Jesse Summey
Dave Pullum
Route 2
Community General Hospital
Thomasville Veneer, Co
Hughes Grove Baptist Church
Jim
Dolly Kindley Pullum
Alice Hughes Pullum
Jeff Pullum
Ed Pullum
Farmer
Siler Funeral Home
Ida Smith
Ida Hooks Smith
Rt. 7
Greensboro
High Point Memorial Hospital
Smith
Anson County
Johnnie Thomas
Hattie Mae Russell Hooks
Roland Lamar Smith
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
Fellowship
Roland Smith
Kenneth Lamar Smith
Jamestown
Johnnie Hooks
Worth St
Benjamin F. Hooks
Carey St
Eugene Hooks
N. Hall St
Holidays Mayhem Reported With Break-ins and Vandalism
Several holiday incidents are described including Curtis Lee Davis’s arrest for breaking and entering after two paper bags with about $13 were found. Mrs. Joseph Tydings reported a forced front door while returning from church, with nothing missing. Other entries note vandalism, a ruined car top, porch radio theft, a barking dog pickup, vending machine damage, damage to a back door and a gas station window, and a rock strike on a car near I-85 causing about $25 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Lee Davis
Mobile Street
Joseph Tydings
Willenbar Terrace
Tydings
Michael
Chester Jones
Kernersville
Westchester Mall
Jack F. Saunders
Flint Street
Bill Flannery
Long Street
Inlaw
Smith
Kivett Drive
Lillian Ann Moore
Redding Street
Kaye Station
English Road
W. Fairfield Superette
Nicks Burns
Council Street
Michael Jeffery Luther
Rt. 2
Trinity
Surrett Drive
Chavis Y Sets Annual Banquet at Carl Chavis YMCA
The 27th annual banquet for Carl Chavis YMCA members and campaign workers will feature Rev. J. E. Trotman of Calvary Baptist Church High Point as guest speaker. Y's Men’s Club sponsors the event and underwrites a 6000 dollar membership goal with cash pledges for 1974. A Yts Menettes Club will be chartered at the program with Mrs. Dorothy Moore as president. the banquet at Western Sizzlin 800 N Main St is April 16 at 6 30 PM with reservations via the YMCA. Isaac Watson Sr. is board chairman and Richard Griffin is Y’s Men’s Club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Trotman
Calvary’ Baptist Church of
High Point
Carl Chavis Ymca
Carl Chavis
Dorothy Moore
Western Sizzlin Steak House
N. Main St
Inmates Hunger Strike at Local Jail
Four inmates at the city jail reportedly embarked on a three percent day hunger strike ending Friday afternoon. jailers could not explain the motive, with about 20 to 25 inmates normally housed there during the period. A Community Planning Council of Greater High Point meeting is set for Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the YWCA Room 3, and the executive committee will meet at noon at Mrs. Nancy Lyles home on Forest Hill Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Planning Council of
Greater High Point
The
YWCA
Nancy Lyles
Forest Hill Dr
Auditorium funding debate stirs city council talks
Supt Derwood Honeycutt signals reluctance to divert all revenue sharing from junior high schools to the auditorium preferring renovations of elementary schools. A tentative list estimates 1.235 million dollars excluding auditorium aid. The council invites public input as the list may change before Tuesday 2 p.m. discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derwood Honeycutt
UNC Debaters Win First National Debate Title
UNC Chapel Hill junior Tom Dillard from High Point and Cole Campbell of Winston-Salem won the 1974 Delta Sigma Rho Tau Kappa Alpha National Debate Tournament, giving Carolina its first varsity debate national title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Tom Dillard
University of North Carolina At
High Point
Cole Campbell
Winston-Salem
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. C. Goodson
Clifford Cleveland Goodson
Rt. 1
Mr. Goodson
Franklin County
Georgia
Boat Talford
Myrtle Ballanger Goodson
Superior Dry Cleaners
Sunset Dry Cleaners
Frances Parrish
Trophy Council No. 29
Jr. C.U.A.M
Calvary United Methodist Church
Frances P. Goodson
Janie Goodson
Marywood Dr
David C. Goodson
E. Lexington Ave
Floy
C. Jerome Honeycutt
Floral Garden Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
Piedmont Funeral Home
Young
Fannie Doris Young
Arthur C. Young
Shore ,St
Waycross
Springfield ‘Baptist Church
Mr. Young
Tommy Young
Mt. Airy
J. C. Green and Sons
Springfield Friends Church
Mattie G. Luther Ashebord
Mattie Graves Luther
Salisbury Road
Bennett College
Marie L. McLean
Baltimore
Paul Luther
J. T. Luther
Harrison Graves
St. Luke United Methodist Church
A. W. Brown
Alva Loflin
Alva Edison Loflin
Sophia
John Franklin
Sarah Millikan Loflin
Ethel Davis
State Grange
Marlboro Friends Meeting
C. Wayne Loflin
Ralph
Iris) Cashatt
Denton
John
Eddith) Wagoner
Dogwood Dr
M. B
Virginia) Parks Jr
Ora Farlow
Bahama
Gwen Farlow
Howard Beeson
Gilbert Davis
Doug Newton
Carl V. Redding Jr
Max Farlow
Byron Farlow
William Wrenn Jr
Cee
Chestnut Dr
Sechrest
Lexington Ave
National
Robert ¥. Hayworth
Wam Sechrest
Chavis ‘Y
Richard Griffin
Y's Men’s Club
Planning Council
Guilford Enterprises
Thomasville RD
High Point, N.C
UNC
Carolina
Rod
Matchex
Colee
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