Death of W H Chandler of Dobson
William Henderson Chandler 78 of Rt 2 Dobson died at his daughter's home in Lexington Avenue at 3 45 AM after five years of declining health and a two week critical condition. He was born April 1 1887 in Surry County and married Margaret Poin dexter in 1906 who died 1951. He leaves five daughters two sons eleven grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren three brothers six sisters and a wide circle of relatives. Funeral at Mt Hermon Baptist Church near Booneville with burial in church cemetery. The body lies at Sechrest Funeral Home Lexington Avenue and Matthews Booneville with visitation tonight and Wednesday.
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William Henderson Chandler
Dobson
Fred Moore
Mr. Chandler
Surry County
Pleasant
Missouri
Marsh Chandler
Margaret Poindexter
Moore
Roy
Eliza) White
Clifton St
Delmar
Etta) Evans
Ralph
Mozelle) Stevenson
Fairlane Rd
Vance
Percy) Brown
Rt. 1
Booneville
Wade S
David Coe
Siloam
Mt. Hermon Baptist Church
Grover Tilly
L. J. Mabe
Church
Sechrest Funeral Home
Lexington Avenue
Matthews Funeral Home
Kivett Dr
Freeman J R Funeral Held in Thomasville
Thomasville funeral for J R Freeman 32 of Rt 1 held at 4 p m at J C Green and Sons Chapel with ministers Floyd Berrier W N Parker and J G Grant. Burial in Holly Hills Cemetery. Freeman killed in an accident in High Point Sunday morning.
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Thomasville
J. R. Freeman
Rt. 1
J. C. Green and Sons
Floyd Berrier
W. N. Parker
J. G. Grant
Holly Hills
Mr. Freeman
High Point
Jones Funeral Set Wednesday
Leander Jackson Jones 89 of East Flat Rock North Carolina died Monday at 8 30 am in North Carolina Baptist Hospital Winston Salem after two years of declining health He was a retired contractor and member of First Baptist Church East Flat Rock He is survived by five sons two daughters 19 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren three brothers and three sisters Funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 30 pm at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church with burial in Oakwood Cemetery The body will lie in state at Cumby Mortuary before the service and the family will be at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9.
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Leander Jackson (Lee) Jones
East Flat Rock
N.C
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Henderson County
James K
Julia Ann Pace Jones
High Point
First Baptist Church of
East At
James Higgins
F. D. Hemphill
Oakwood Cemetery
Cumby Mortuary
Funeral services for Samuel H. Waggoner
Funeral for Samuel H. Waggoner, 75, will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Woodlawn Baptist Church with Rev. A. B. Asbill officiating. Burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The body remains at Cumby Funeral Home and will be placed in the church 30 minutes before services. Mr. Waggoner of 2009 Almina Street died Monday in High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Samuel H. Waggoner
Woodlawn Baptist Church
A. B. Asbill
Floral Garden Park
Cumby c
Chure
Waggoner
Almina St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Electrical Storm Cuts City Power
A severe early morning electrical storm knocked out power across north High Point for about 40 minutes after lightning struck the Hammer Street substation. Two fuses blew at other locations, and repair crews worked through driving rain to restore service as 0.9 inches of rain fell in parts of the city.
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North High Point
Hammer Street
Ben Saunders
High Point
Smith to become hospital administrator in Hickory
William H. Smith, longtime administrator of City Memorial Hospital in Thomasville, will report to Hickory on May 10 to lead the Richard Baker Hospital. Baker Hospital, with 125 beds planned after expansion, now outnumbers City Memorial’s 80 beds. Smith and his wife will relocate next week with two sons, Bill and Lyle.
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Thomasville
William H. Smith
City Memorial Hospital
Hickory
Richard Baker Hospital
Baker
General Hospitals Victory
City Memorial
Smith
Bill
Emory University
Lyle
Davidson College
Woman Gets Suspended Sentence in Domestic Shooting Case
Judge McLaughlin handed down a two year sentence suspended for five years to Barbara Montford of Thomasville after she pled guilty to assault with a deadly weapon for firing a .22 rifle at her husband Lonnie Montford during a dispute at their Hunter Street home last October. The couple, who have five children, testified the shooting followed threats and a dispute over bill receipts.
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Lexington
John R. McLaughlin
Thomasville
Barbara Montford
Lonnie Montford
Hunter Street
Lonnie Herbin Jr
James Howard Allison
Burlington
Alamance County
Davidson County
Allison
Children Follow Your Lead More Than Your Path
A note suggests children prefer following direct guidance over broader directions. It emphasizes clear instructions and consistent examples to shape behavior and learning.
Court Binds Over Charge Of Incest
Thomasville court bound over 36 year old Robert Stephens of High Point on incest charges involving his daughter and placed him under 2500 bond awaiting superior court. Dewey Hewitt faced forgery charges after cashing a 35 check and passing an 85.39 check under a false name. Other action tied assault cases to Thornton and several mutual assault pleas with costs.
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Thomasville
Rt. 1
High Point
Unity Street
Davidson County
Superior Court
Dewey L. Hewitt
Fisher Ferry Street
Hewitt
Coach House
Leach
Bobby Gore
Recorder's
Billy G. Thornton
School Head Resigns In Thomasville
Curtis Montgomery resigned as principal of Thomasville Senior High School effective June 14 to take a new assignment. He previously led Main Street Junior High and Bethany High School and is active in Lions Club work. He is married with a six year old daughter. Superintendent Horton said a successor has not been named.
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Thomasville
Curtis Montgomery
Montgomery
Main Street
Bethany High School
Rockingham County
Reidsville
Lions Club
Polly Jean Kennedy
Supt
W. S. Horton
Fair Grove Lions Elect New Officers
The Fair Grove Lions Club chose Bill Bowser as president with Kelly Burr and Bill Murphy as vice presidents. Others elected include John Sexton secretary John Hedrick treasurer and W H Needham assistant treasurer. Directors for two years are Richard Jarrett and Herman Ivey. one year terms go to Coolidge Reece and Cliff Everhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. D. Rollins
Bill Bowser
Fair Grove Lions Club
Kelly Burr
Bill Murphy
John Sexton
John Hedrick
Dale McDonald
W. H. Needham
Lyndon Ingram
Hicks
Danny Bell
Bill Jarrett
Richard Jarrett
Herman Ivey
Coolidge Reece
Cliff Everhart
Kelly Lawson
Jim Mexico
Acacia Crenshaw
Lions den
What In Gleason's Cup Stirs TV Talk
Cynthia Lowry reports on the Gleason cup question with CBS authorities saying coffee is in the cup while rumors of champagne persist. The Peabody Awards highlight NBC Hall of Fame and Profiles in Courage as top TV programs. ABC journalist William H. Lawrence noted.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Jackie Gleason
Miami
NBC
Burr Tillstrom
Courage
John F. Kennedy
NCB
CBS
ABC
William H. Lawrence
Capsule views 2 to The Saint and more
Capsule TV notes list multiple shows with plot teasers and guest stars including Lawman Have Gun Will Travel Perry Mason Combat Mr Novak Red Skelton McHale s Navy Hullabaloo Tycoon Petticoat Junction Peyton Place Doctors Nurses Bell Telephone Hour and The Saint with brief descriptions of dangerous schemes, arrests, crimes and dramatic confrontations across various series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wghp-Tv
Chan
WFMY
Gen
Hospital
Lloyd Thaxton
Cheyenne
Weare
Walter Cronkite
Huntley-Brink
Guarts
Lawman
Perry Mason
Novak
Telephone Hour 25th Anniversary Show Repeats NBC Nightly
NBC presents a 25th anniversary Telephone Hour program with repeats of taped segments featuring Harry Belafonte Joan Sutherland Maurice Chevalier and Rudolf Nureyev among others. The special airs 10 to 11 PM EST.
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Bell Telephone Hour
Harry Belafonte
Marice Chevalier
Rudolph Nureyev
Maria Tallchief
NBC
Joan Sutherland
Maurice Chevalier
Rudolf Nureyev
Charlotte TV Schedule Snapshot From Three Channels
TV guide style listing shows multiple programs across WSOC and WBTV channels. Entries include dramas, news blocks, game shows, and variety programs with start times and host or program titles referenced.
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W. H. Chandler
J. A. Hedgecock
Jacob Alford Hedgecock
Rt. 4
W. A. Jarrett
Ervin Houser
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church
Hiatt
William Hiatt
Glenn Bodenheimer
Vestal Griffin
Clyde Payne
Roy Hilton
Ned Welborn
Corbett Kennedy
Jim Aoen
Robert Schronce
Newton
Robert Lee Schronce
Yale
Laseen
Isaac Schronce
Charlotte
Frank’ Schronce
Vale
Schronce
Macedonia Pentecostal
Esther Cashatt
Asheboro
Esther Copple Cashatt
Farmer
Raymond Sexton
Greensboro
Val Kearns
Samuel Waggoner
Glenn Ford
Geraldine Page
Heart
Henry Mancini
Adult
Hickory Hospital
Glenn R. Frye
Tilsner
Mes Poppins
Technicolor
Paramount
Center Theatre
High Point Enterprise
Stephens
Thornton
Johnsontown
Nancy Plowman
Ernest Plowman
Amazon Road
Sylvester Gilmore
Johnsontown Road
Mannking Joiner
Ray Street
Joiner
Gilmore
Fair Grove Lions
Jonathan
By Max Shulman
Robert Paul Smith
Prive.in
Jane Fonda
Alain Deion
Lola Albright
Connie Francis
Adult Entertainment
Paris
THE
City OF
West Market
Tel
Wrightsville Beach, WN
Carolina—The
Ando Family
Chamber OF Commerce
Wrightsville Beach, N. C
TCS
Gleason
Gleason Authority
Laramie
Paladin
Herbie Cornwall
Hanley
MR. Novak
Red Skelton
Red
Fred
Herman Munster"’ Gwynne
Billy J. Kramer
Dakotas
McHale
NAVY
George Hamilton
Brenda Lee
Noel Harrison
Linda Bennett
Womenfolk
Impressions
Hollies
Ronettes
Wayne Fontana
Mindbenders
Walter
Petticoat Junction
Joe
Hooterville
Peyton Place
Liz
Dr. Tazinski
Kimble
Simon Templar
Maris
ABC Nightlife
the Saint
Novak Mr
Hullabaloo
McHale's
WSJS
Our Gang
Ramona Curtis
Andy Griffith
the McCoys
McCoys
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Today Show
WSOC
Gen. Hospital
Trakimaster
Zene Grey
Esi
Wbtv—Ci
Roanoke
Ede
Andy
Hou
Beathers
Mike Wallace
I Love Lucy
Groucho