Deaths and Funerals Betty Woodward 32 Knox ville Tennessee
Betty Myers Woodward 32 of Knoxville Tennessee died Friday after a year long illness. She is survived by husband Wayne Woodward three sons Kevin Allen and Michael Woodward of the home her mother Hattie Kodart Myers of High Point a half brother Charlie Scott of California and a half sister Peggy Blyth. Graveside services were held at 3 p m today at Stony Point Cemetery conducted by Rev. Lester Beckham.
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Taylorsville
Betty Myers Woodward
Knoxville
Tenn
Hame
Guilford County
Wayne Woodward
Kevin, Allen
Michael Woodward
Hattie Kodart Myers
High Point
Charlie Scott
California
Peggy Blyth
Stony Point Cemetery
Lester Beckham
Randleman Lions Set 25th Anniversary Celebration
The Randleman Lions Club marks its 25th anniversary on May 4 with a 7 p.m. program featuring Jim M. Cherry of Columbia S C as guest speaker. Cherry, a Lions International director, has led multiple clubs and served as district governor and eye bank board member. An invitation extends to John L. Stickley of Charlotte to attend and introduce Cherry at the ladies night event.
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Randleman
Randleman Lions Club
Jim M. Cherry
Columbia
S. CC
Lions International
Cherry
McCormick
Columbia Lions Clubs
District 32-C
South Carolina Eye Bank
Sumter
S. C
Furman University
Columbia University
South Carolina
Mrs Bess Reuben Wainer Rites Held in Winston-Salem
Mrs Bess Reuben Wainer 56 a Winston-Salem resident since 1930 died at Baptist Hospital Saturday at 1 30 am She was a native of New Brunswick New Jersey Survivors include three sons Herbert Wainer of High Point Theodore and Eric Warner of Winston Salem and several grandchildren Funeral at Vogler's Chapel 3 30 pm with burial in Mt Sinai Cemetery.
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Winston-Salem
Bess Reuben Wainer
Baptist
Graveside services for infant Patsy Diana Douglas
Graveside services were held today at 4 p.m. in Floral Garden Park Cemetery for Patsy Diana Douglas three day old daughter of Paul and Maxine Brown Douglas of 1620 Greensboro Street Lexington. Dr C C Herbert Jr pastor of Wesley Memorial led the service. The infant was born Thursday at City Memorial Hospital Thomasville and died there Sunday.
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Patsy Diana Douglas
Paul and
Maxine Brown Douglas
Greensboro St
Lexington
Floral Garden Park
C. C. Herbert Jr
Wesley Memone Seta
City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Mrs. Cora Barker Atwell Dies in Leesburg at 67
Mrs. Cora Barker Atwell age 67 sister of Martine Barker June Barker and Arthur Barker of High Point died early today in Leesburg Virginia after long illness Funeral plans are incomplete but a Leesburg service is expected tomorrow.
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Cora Barker Atwell
Martine
June
Arthur Barker
High Point
Leesburg
State Safety Awards To Be Given In Thomasville
Thomasville hosts a safety awards event with Thomasville Coca Cola Bottling and Hinkle Milling among 35 firms honored for long safety records. Frank Crane, NC State Labor Commissioner, will present at 7 p.m. at First Methodist Church, with W. C. Creel and Robert Dunnegan attending.
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Thomasville
Frank Crane
N. C
Davidson
Davie
First Methodist Church
Crane
W. C. Creel
State Labor Department
Robert Dunnegan
Winston-Salem
E. Holladay
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Chamber of Commerce
Thomasville Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Hinkle Milling Co
Thomasville School Hit By Thief
City detectives investigate a morning break in at Colonial Drive School causing about $50 in damage. A separate report notes a theft of trousers from a car parked outside the Starlite Cafe on Lexington Avenue.
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Thomasville — City
Colonial Drive
Rannier
Ridgecrest Street
Lanier
Starlite
Lexington Avenue
Chair Cillan Facing Two Charges
Two warrants served weekend on Johnny Bullins 2 of Hobbs Avenue. Bullins faces assault charge from neighbor John Hudson and nonsupport of family. posted bonds for trial May 13 and probable trial in Recorder's Court. Grace Polk Thompson charged with reckless driving after car crash into a utility pole. T. T. Mitchell and 60, both High Point residents, charged with trespassing and assault. posted bonds. Larry Rubin posted bond for trial. David D. Ferguson charged with assault on a female. bond posted for May 13. Hovie Herbert Wilson and Marks A. Farmer charged with prohibition violations. bonds posted. Johnny Cabe arrested on breaking and entering larceny and receiving. preliminary hearing set.
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Thomasville
Johnny Bullins
Hobbs Avenue
Bullins
John Hudson
Recorder's Court
Grace Polk Thompson
Douglas Drive
Thomas Mitchell
Fairfield Road
High Point
T. T. Mitchell
Giles Street
Glenn Woods
Rt. 2
Larry Rubin
Lake Street
Shelvy Jane Rubin
David D. Ferguson
Hinkle Street
Caroline Ferguson
Hovie Herbert Wilson
Guilford Street
Marks A. Farmer
Johnny Cabe
Noahtown Road
Curtis Fowler
Cabe
Recorders
Library To Be Closed Half Day In Thomasville
Thomasville public library will open at noon tomorrow for a county wide staff meeting hosted by library staff. Miss Mary Lee Crouse of Thomasville advised the local library will close in the morning and reopen at noon for the event.
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Thomasville
Mary Lee Crouse
Thomasvile Vecehen
Is Your 6 Year Old Ready To Start School
A Long introductory note explains Crevitation Day May 1 when High Point six year olds begin first grade. It outlines physical, social, and emotional preparations including immunization, birth certificates, dress, manners, and pre school readiness. The piece urges parent contact with schools for orientation details and emphasizes adult guidance to ease the transition to school life.
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Lloyd Y. Thayer
High Point
North Carolina
Impetcee
Bese Eal
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Mrs
Randleman Lions Plan
Bess R. Wainer
Cora B. Atwell
TV Service
Cillan
Maxum M. Bingham
Royal Arch Mason
Coeches
Royal Arch
A. F. King
E. L. Green
Perpetual
N. C. Eye Bank
Pierce Aluminem
W. A Ave
Phone &I
Cecil
Davis Patrol
Jack S. Davis
Ralph
Hedgecock Lumber Company
Ward St
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