Deaths and Funerals notice sweep in North Carolina region
Obituary notices list Mrs Jessie Clodfelter Lehman 82 of 1024 Eastchester Drive dying in Columbus Georgia while visiting her brother. She was born Aug 24, 1895 in Iredell County and lived in High Point since 19 percent. Surviving: two stepsons, one brother, three grandchildren. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church Thomasville, burial Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Also listed are Brown, Hendricks, Boyer, Robbins, Little, Hughes obituaries with service details and family notices across multiple towns.
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Jessie Clodfelter Lehman
Eastchester Drive
Columbus
Iredell County
J B
Roma Rickert Clodfelter
High Point
Anvil Brand
Mr Apparel
First Presbyterian Church
Gleaners
William Lehman
Harmon F Lehman
Marywood Drive
Col W Op Lehman
Colorado Springs
Cole
Eddie Ro Clodlester
Columbus, Ga
W Kirk Allen
Floral Garden Park
JC Green and Sons Funeral
Thomasville
Filmer T. Boyer
Presbyterian Home
High Point Memorial Hospital
Boyer
Quincy
Edwin
Catherine Kuntz Boyer
Korea
Gladys Jerking
Dan Dickenson
Norfolk
Elizabeth Ann Boyer
John B Moore
Tew
Kenneth Boyer
Mount Carmel Presbyterian Church
Turbeville
Daval Parks
Church
Powell Funeral Home
South Boston
T. Garner Robbins
Curtis
Theodore Garner
Star Route
Moore Memorial Hospital
Pinehurst
Moore County
Cora G Garner
Pegey Aulred
James Allred
Robbins
Donald Whitt
Middletown
Ohio
San Dames
Garner
Asheboro
Irene Morgan
Herman Bullington
Mas
Pearhe Ho Garner
First Baptist Church
Gene Shucker
Bob Freeman
Pine Rest Cemetery
Kennedy Funeral Home
Willie James
Buddy) Little
Park St Uee
Ansonville
Louis
Liza Little
Virginia Ruth Little
Helen McQueen
Corona
Long Island
Lilian Davis
Carteret
Annie Wall
High Pont
Roxie Sauges
Albemarle
Lizac Irvin
Baltimore
Mary Vy, Leak
Rockingham
Laut
Elder V Little Bath
Gethsemane Baptist Church
D Curls
Greentyle Cemetery
Moore Funeral Home
Tamins
W. T. Hairston
William Thomas Hairston
Scientific St
Jamestown
Guilford County
George
Margie Scarlock Hairston
Lucille Jackson
Maggie Davis
Greensboro
Elma Hairston
George Willie Hairston
Celester Alston
Council gridlock over jail move and city governance
Thomasville reports a heated city council meeting with Myers clashing with Eanes over dismantling the jail and moving Police Dept into renovated space. The mayor defends keeping the jail to deter crime while councilmembers note underuse. debates on standing committees and city manager authority follow as residents watch governance tensions unfold.
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Myers
Eanes
Politee
George Saintsing
Masur
Jashon
Saintsmg
Myers Isn
Local crime report notes losses and arrests across city
The blotter lists several thefts and property losses including a $25,000 retained from a car, missing tires and wheels valued at $50, a $30 cowboy hat snatched from a man at a service station, and a $125 window damage at Hughes Jewelers. It also reports multiple arrests for offenses such as drunken driving and unlawful concealment, with names and addresses of involved parties and upcoming funeral notices for local residents.
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N. Wain Street
Bean Atkins
Llendris Street
Gary Lynn Johnson
Grace Street
Stalin
English Road
Boost In School Supplement Requested By Thomasville Teachers
Thomasville city teachers seek a minimum $50 a month rise in the salary supplement plus higher electricity costs driving budget requests. Board chair Jim Ward says city funds would trigger the increase. NC Educators leader James Carmichael says Thomasville lagged behind peers and no raise in 13 years. The proposal asks for about $368,550, with city support contingent on raising the special tax from 15 to 16 cents, within legal limits.
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Thomasville
Jim Ward
North Carolina Assn. of Educators
James Carmichael
Carmichael
Crime trends cited across five cities in 1975 report
The report covers Winston Salem Greensboro Raleigh Durham and Charlotte. It notes robbery down 1.16 percent and burglary up 22 percent across all five cities with larceny up 41 percent and motor vehicle theft down 8.33 percent. High Point shows mixed results with a 8.64 percent robbery drop and 43.8 percent auto theft surge. Financials list High Point Greensboro and Winston Salem losses and recoveries totaling several hundred thousand dollars.
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Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Raleigh
Durham
Charlotte
Greensboros
Winston Salem
High Point
Easter Monday observance alters High Point operations
High Point observes Easter Monday as a local holiday with government offices closed and most banks and Merchants Association offices shut. Emergency services remain active while many downtown stores vary in opening. Furniture plants and hosiery manufacturers largely close, with some exceptions. The Enterprise will close at noon for the holiday.
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North Carolina
Merchants Association
Davidson Man Gets Suspended Sentence
LEXINGTON Davidson County District Court gave James Frank LaPradd of Unity Street a 90 day suspended sentence after he pled no contest to forcible trespassing at the residence of his estranged wife Hazel Walker. Police charged LaPradd with first degree burglary for a March 29 break in at the Unity Street home while Mrs Walker and two others were inside.
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Lexington
Davidson County
James Frank LaPradd
Unity Street
LaPradd
Hazel Walker
Grass Fires Plague High Point Firefighters This Spring
High Point firefighters faced a spike in field and woods fires this spring with only minor damage. A woods fire was reported today at 10:15 am in the 100 block of Manor Drive, outside the area of suspected malicious activity. Earlier calls included a 2:57 pm incident on St Main Street where a fan belt caused engine overheating and steam mistaken for smoke, and a 11:14 pm report at 1922 Halifax Ct of smoke with no visible fire on arrival.
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Manor Drive
St Main Street
Halifax Ct
County mulls emergency psychiatric unit and services plan
Guilford County officials consider extending hospital care for psychiatric patients while pursuing new sites. A temporary holding and 24 hour emergency evaluation space on Eugene Street is expected ready in 60 days as an interim measure. Animal services propose higher fees and neutering funding. juvenile detention overcrowding prompts facility improvements. Navy facility plans near the area may affect local costs. ambulance base costs and location near US 220 south discussed.
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Witherspoon
Richard Maxwell
Webb
Guilford County
Vicps Witherspoon
Eugene Street
Lane Anderson
Gatford County Animal Shelter Advisory Board
Landreth
Commission
Gaston Faison
US Navy Dept
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Randolph County
Navy
Rickards
US 220
Pleasant Garden
Magoo Creator Jim Backus Marks 75 Years Of Fame
East Coast interview with Jim Backus reveals Magoo's origins from radio work and a club car voice routine. He recalls the first Magoo wartime cartoons, Waldo's skiing trip role, and the overnight theater reaction that propelled the near sighted uncle to stardom.
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New York
Magoo
George
Waldo
Jim Backus
Richard Burton
Backus
Performers Union
Fred Alten
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Lipper
Jerry Hausner
Hausner
Myopic
Local TV Station Call Letters Listing
A compact record lists Greensboro and Charlotte area TV station call letters including Hewy Ualston WSOC WETS WGHP and Winston-Salem entries, identifying station abbreviations and affiliates in a brief broadcast directory.
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Greensboro
Ualston
WSOC
Charlotte
WGHP
High Point
Winston-5
Evening TV Schedule Snapshot Today
Prime time listings show channel lineups with news, talk, game shows, dramas and movies. Highlights include The Rockford Files and Masterpiece Theatre at 9 PM, plus Nightbeat News and Late Movie late night across channels as listed.
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den Max
Henry Brown
Dallas
Velen Curtis
Leh
Vinh
Tula Mae Janson
St George
Utah
Jown Stuckey
Carol Stird Byth
Colfax
Duanne Shular
Growne Troxler
Greenshoro
Bilizabeth Bender
St Petersburg
Pla
Carolyn Brown
Miana Fla
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-dy Saints
Herman Files
Ernest Stevens
Pierce Foster
Hendrix Ashebord
James Clon Hundriv
Randolph Hospital
Central United Methodist Church Surveying Area
Iris H Marable
Darrell Warren Hendricks
Rt 2
Randleman
Tal Lambert
J D. Rogers
Concord
Central United Methodist Church
Howard Allred
Thomas E Blanton Jr
Randolph Memorial Park
Ridge Funeral Home
Marable
Lambert Drive
Hughes
George Camden Hughes
Ridgeway
Orlando
Flame
Patrick County
Hughes Wheel Alignment
Queenshire
Nancy Draper Hughes
Linda Rake
Bassett
Mary Jane Handy
Masoochin NC
Cam Hindley
Sandy Ridge
Willrwnteil Hughes
Martinsvalle
Aliie Hughes
Thelma Simpson
Clemence Halder
Estelle Merman
Geraldine Shelton
Pearl &Ttheart
Weulusing
Ruth Trumbley
Burlington
Faante Thompson
William U Hughes
Stone Funeral Home
Martinsville
Tamly
May Harris Candor
May Armstrong
Mount Gilead
Oon
Montgomery Memorial Hospital
Troy
Charles Armstrong
Wille McGory
Pekin
Sun Way
Green Lake Cangrepafinn Church
Ugh and
Harns Funeral
Myrtle Frank Denton
Myrtle Esther Frank
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Lawver-Briggs Funeral Home
New Jerusalem United Church of Christ
Phillips Street
David Wiliam Howze
Underhill Street
City
Taylor Avenue
David Lee Watkins
Dallas Avenue
Elaine Knochs Layton
Jily
Grimes Avenue
Hughes Jewelers
Allenne Mitchell
Roaring River
Paula Lisenby
Windley Street
Paulice Robinson
Richardson Street
Larry Johnson
Rosa Wilkes
Oneka Street
William Ben Ridge Jr
Shadow Valley Road
Willis Allen Weaver
Lexington Ave
Mational Sescren Eda
TCIAS
Chestnut DR
Trindale RD
Archdale
Cunbh
Mr. Magoo
Jay Sharbutt
ABP
Channel 2 News
Scene Tonight
Zoom
Eyewitness News
ABC News
NBC News
Charlie Brown
Donnie and
Marie Osmond
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