Deaths and Funerals in High Point Area Roster
Obituary notices list Patricia Ann McDowell Wood 35 of 525 Guilford Ave died Friday at High Point Memorial Hospital after six days as patient Born Jan 29 1941 Randolph County survived by husband Jerry Tice Wood and siblings Funeral at First Baptist Church Archdale with burial at Oakwood Memorial Park Lois Ann Warner 21 UNCG student found shot near Leo Drive and Haig Street Greensboro suspected suicide 22 caliber rifle found nearby Memorials to Greensboro Mental Health Association Samuel Infants Emily Susan and Edward Michael Samuel two day old twins died Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Surviving parents and grandparents noted Graveside rites at Floral Garden Park Cemetery Susie Fields Glidewell 75 died at High Point Memorial Hospital heart attack Beloved by Emmanuel Baptist Church survivors include four daughters four sons and many grandchildren Burial at Floral Garden Park Cemetery service at Emmanuel Baptist Church Transportation details given for body release and residence visit
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Wood
Randolph County
Ervin
Beulah McBride McDowell
High Point Area
First Baptist Church
Archdale
Jerry Tice Wood
Sam G. McDowell
Miari
Fla
Betty) McCormick
Macon Drive
James
Shirley
Milan
Miss Warner
UNCG
Leo Drive
Haig Street
Timothy G. Warmer
Elizabeth Craig
Cary
Daniel Q Warner
Thomasville
Charles Grimbish
Greensboro
Joseph Warner
Greensboro Mental Health Association
Samuel
Emily Susan
Edward Michael Samuel
Michael David Samuel
Susan Rivenback Samuel
Westminster Dr
Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
High Point
James Rivenback
Charles A Lowe
Kentucky Ave
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Delbert Byrum
Susie Fields Glidewell
S. Scientific St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Peter
Elizabeth Millis Fields
John H. Gridewell
Emmanuel Baptst Church
Nina Wood
Scientific
Hoyt Adams
C. A. Lefrt
Floral Garden Park
Harold C. Davis
Scientific St
Death toll rises for F G McPherson noted CPA dies
Fred Garland McPherson 68 native of High Point and longtime certified public accountant in Southern Pines died Saturday morning at NC Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill after an operation. Funeral plans incomplete. Also reported Fayetteville resident Garfield L loflin Sr 70 died at Cape Fear Valley Hospital with family details and funeral plans. Miss Close Yates 51 of Rt 4 Asheboro died Thursday morning with funeral today. Paul Moore Jr 42 of Vero Beach died Friday of apparent heart attack.
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Fred Garland McPherson
High Point
Southern Pines
N.C. Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hall
G. L. Loflin
Fayetteville
Garfield L. Loflin Sr
White St
Cape Fear Valley Hospital
Vivian B Loffin
Mary Easom
Linda Hawley
Barbara Bryant
Wilson
Garfield L. Loflin Jr
Temple Hill
Gilbert W Loflin
Trinity
Thomas M Loflin
Columbus
Ruby Watson
Geneva Hurley
Asheboro
Effie Yow
Randleman
Jermgan- Warren Funeral Home
Larry Smith
Lafayette Memorial Park
Miss Close Yates Ashebord
Miss Close Yates
Rt 4
Pleasant Union United Church of Christ
Miss Yates
Paul Moore JR
Vero Beach
Pauline Moore
Paul Moore
Cox-Gifford- Baldwin Funeral Home
School Reunion to honor Hall's Chapel alumni
Alumni of Hall's Chapel School the second oldest in Davidson County will gather for their annual reunion on May 1 in the fellowship hall of Liberty Baptist Church on Highway 109.
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Thomasville
Hall's Chapel School
Davidson County
Fellowship
City of High Point Sealed Bid Notice 1978
Sealed proposals will be received by the City Manager in High Point North Carolina until 3:30 pm Monday May 17 1978 for transformers warehouse and auto license tags for 1977. Proposals must include bid bond or certified check equal to 5 of total bid. The city may reject any or all bids and hold bids for 30 days. Specifications from the Purchasing Agent Roy Culler or Mayor Cheek.
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High Point North Carolina
Castyer
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Migah Point
North Carolina
High Pont
Roy @ Culler
Marold R Cheek
North Carolina Zoo Breaks Ground on Purgatory Mountain Site
Groundbreaking marks start of the North Carolina Zoological Park on Purgatory Mountain. Governor James Holshouser and state officials attend as construction begins on the African veldt phase, planned for completion within 18 months and a future amphitheater restaurant lakes and parking are planned. The project aims to provide a natural habitat zoo with animals from around the world, supported by state funds and public interest.
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Don Wrenn
Purgatory Mountain
Wilam Hoff
Holf
North Carolina Zoological Park
Dulas Flats
James Holshouser
State Dept At Natural and Economic Resources
George Little
State Zoo Council
Mickey Little
State Zoo Society
Joe Millsaps
State Dept of Natural and Economic Resources
Victor Barfield
Randolph County
Frank Allman
Focal General Assembly
State Zoo
E. P Dula
Dula
Holfhouser
North Carolina
Defendants Bound Over For Trial In Local Court
Several defendants were bound over to Superior Court after waiving preliminary hearings before District Court Judge Elreta Alexander. Ricky J Lewis, 23, of High Pont waived on four counts of breaking and entering, Charles L Holmes, 26, and Russell B Deathridge, 25, both of Ball Park Road in Thomasville, waived on one count each. Sherman Young of Old Thomasville Road waived on two counts of breaking and entering a motor vehicle, and Larry G Wilson, 18, of Route 1 waived on one count of breaking and entering a motor vehicle. Judge Alexander bound over others after probable cause findings: Gordon Godwin of Kindle Avenue on conspiracy to commit larceny and breaking and entering and larceny. Robert E Hineline, 21, of Covewood Avenue bound over on two counts of larceny and larceny after breaking and entering. Ronnie E Sawyer of Monthey Avenue bound over on armed robbery and larceny. Daniel Sanders and Walter Tlughes bound over on escape. In other cases, Sandra S Abee’s drug possession charge was dismissed. payment on a larceny charge against Mack Barnes continued. State dismissed assault with deadly weapon charges against Darrell Hughes and Bobby Ceci. Wiley Hicks received 15 months on shoplifting, forgery and drunken driving. Alice of appeal to Superior Court. Dalton S Sellers received 60 days for tampering with a motor vehicle. Robert J Creech, 19, had a breaking into a motor vehicle dismissed. Darrell A Brom 25 of Rt 1 Ruffin got 18 months suspended and $300 costs in a driving with license suspended case. A voluntary dismissal on drunken driving against Brim. Prayer for judgment continued on payment of costs.
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Superior Court
District Court
Elreta Alexander
Ricky J Lewis
High Pont
Charles L Holmes
Russell B Deathridge
Ball Park Road
Thomasville
Sherman Young
Old Thomasville Road
Larry G Wilson
Route 1
Alexander
Gordon Godwin
Kindle Avenue
Robert E Hineline
Covewood Avenue
Ronnie E Sawyer
Monthey Avenue
Daniel Sanders
Walter Tlughes
Sandra S Abee
Mack Barnes
Bethel Drive
Darrell Hughes
Charles Avenue
Bobby Ceci
Centennial Street
Wiley Hicks
Alice
Dalton S Sellers
Hay Street
Robert J. Creech
Alice Drive
Darrell A. Brom 25
Rt 1
Ruffin
Brim
High Point Enterprise item summary
The fragment from the High Point Enterprise dated Saturday April 24 provides an OCR snippet mentioning APS NU RNE MEY o. The readable text is limited, but indicates a regional news brief or notice with potential local identifiers. Further readable context is needed to craft a precise summary.
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High Point
APS NU
School Menus Weekly Menu Plan for April Week
Elementary and high school menus list a week of meals from Monday to Friday. Entries include Barbecue on Bun with buttered corn and chocolate cake, Tuesday cheese stuffed franks, Wednesday fish portions, Thursday chicken soup with sandwich, Friday pizzas and a variety of sides and desserts. Some items appear garbled or repeated with unclear items and names.
Major fish kill reported at High Rock Lake area
State official calls a major fish kill at High Rock Lake near Swearing Creek confluence. Over 5,000 dead fish found as algae growth likely lowers oxygen. industrial wastes deemed unlikely. Radford notes coves near Swearing Creek, Crows Creek and Crane Creek show highest losses. Water tests due next week.
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Southmont
High Rock
Swearing Creek
Russell Radford
State Dept of Natural and Economic Resources
Winston- Salem
Radford
Crows Creek
Crane Creek
Raiford
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