Deaths end Funerals J A Copple of Thomasville
Julius Albert Copple 89 of Rt 5 Thom asville Raleigh Road died at 9 0 p m Thursday in City born Nov 16 1876 in Davison County son of John and Tishie Kennedy Copple lived in Thomasville 47 years retired from Thomasville Furniture Industries and member of Glenaana Baptist Church survived by three daughters three sons and numerous grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren funeral Saturday at home of Mrs Carl Welborn Raleigh Road and at the funeral home tonight 7 to 9
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Thomasville
Julius Albert Copple
Rt. 5
Thom
Raleigh Road
Copple
Davison County
John
Tishie Kennedy Copple
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Glenaana Baptist Church
Dora Roberts
Bessie Craven
Rt. 8
Greensboro
Every Co
Richmond
Effie Black
Carl Welborn
Death of Rev W C Guth Elkin pastor after long illness
Rev Walter Christian Guth, 63, of North Elkin and pastor of Elkin Valley Baptist Church, died Wednesday at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem following a long illness and open heart surgery on Tuesday. Funeral services set for 2:30 p m at Elkin Valley Baptist Church.
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Elkin
Walter Christian Guth
North Elkin
Elkin Valley Baptist Church
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mr. Guth
Powers Sr. James Samuel Dies at 64 in Kernersville Home
James Samuel Powers Sr. 64 of Rt. 4 Kernersville died today at 7 a.m. at home. Born January 28 1902 in Guilford County to John T. and Exima Parrish Powers he was a member of Hopewell Wesleyan Methodist Church. His wife is listed in the record.
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Kernersville
James Samuel Powers Sr
Rt. 4
Guilford County
John T
Exima Parrish Powers
Hopewell
Dorsett Wall dies after heart attack in Crofts home
J A Dorsett Wall Ray Tom Crofts and Alvin burial held in church cemetery. Mr Dorsett died Tuesday afternoon at his home following a heart attack.
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Wall
Ray
Tom Crofts
Alvin
Church
Mr. Dorsett
Funeral for Woodrow W. Fields Held at Tabernacle Church
Funeral services for Woodrow W. Fields 54 of Rt. are set in Tabernacle Methodist Church Cemetery after his death Wednesday at Veterans Hospital Durham.
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Liberty
Woodrow W. Fields
Tabernacle Methodist Church
Mr. Fields
Veterans Hospital
Durham
Death notices for Mrs. Nannie Irrinity in Denton
Mrs. Nannie Irrinity died at 11 08 at Randolph Memorial Baptist Church. She was married to John Briles who died years ago. Survivors include two sons. Hoover Funeral Home in Denton will host viewing tonight 7 to 9. Burial at Pierce Chapel Church Cemetery. Service at the church 30 minutes after viewing.
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Rosie L. Fair
Rosie Lee
Gillie) Fair
E. Washington Dr
High Point Memorial Hospital
York
S. C
Frances Fair
High Point
Melvin Fair
Robert
Willie Fair
Robert Lee Fair
Charlotte
Wilson Fair
Baltimore
Marie McDonald
Ruby Evans
Alice Gill
Bertha Esther
Ella Bell Dawkins
Brooklyn
N.Y
Leola Miller
Moore Funeral Home
F. O. Bass
Greenhill Cemetery
Gordon St
Denton
Nannie Irrinity
Randolph Memorial Baptist Church
John Briles
Hoover Funeral Home
Pierce’s Chapel Church
Mrs. Geo Penneau Dies Suddenly at Home in Long Beach
Mrs. Lillian Bennett Penneau 48 wife of George Penneau of Long Beach California died suddenly at her home Wednesday night She was born in High Point June 30 1917 daughter of Fannie Puckett Ben
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Lillian Bennett Penneau
George Penneau
Long Beach
Calif
High Point
Fannie Puckett
North Wilkesboro civic leader Kate Absher dies at 82
Mrs. Kate Fletcher Absher 82 a longtime North Wilkesboro civic leader died after a long illness. Educated at the Boston School of Expression she lectured and directed dramatic presentations. A past president of the North Carolina American Legion Auxiliary she led a successful movement with brothers A J Fletcher of Raleigh and Fletcher of Point.
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North Wilkesboro
Kate Fletcher Absher
R. Absher
Baptist Hospital
Winston - Salem
Boston School of Expression
Boston
Mass
Absher
North Carolina Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
A. J. Fletcher
Raleigh
Fletcher
Point
Jaycees Honored In Chair City Night Of Awards
Thomasville Jaycees held their 25th anniversary Ladies Night and Installation Banquet at the Woman's Club. Key Man Award went to Bill Wilson of Rapp. Irvin Aldridge of Yanceyville spoke on direction faith courage and action and urged continued effort for the Jaycees and community. Several members received Speak Easy program honors and awards for past-year service.
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Thomasville
Jaycees
Aniversary
Wpe Woman’s Club
Bill Wilson
Rapp
Irvin Aldridge
Yanceyville
North Caroline
Aldridge
Pation
Jaycuss
Roosters
Marold Faulkner
David Smith
Joe Stone
Jim Wilder
Tommy Ann
Johnny Thomas
Thomason
School Reports Highlights New Student Council Officers
Nominated students spoke before the body and faculty with campaign speeches and songs. On May 3 4 the high school class elected new officers Hallie Sheen as president Eddie Harris as vice president Sharon Albertson as secretary and Gary as treasurer. The class prepares for a Washington trip with departure May 3 at 2 30 am and return Friday night.
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Hallie Sheen
Eddie Harris
Sharon Albertson
Gary
Alumni Group Set Meeting at Rockville Church
Washington area High Point College alumni hold their annual dinner meeting at Million Memorial Methodist Church Rockville Maryland. About 50 high school seniors accepted by the college for fall entrance attend with their parents.
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Washington, D. C
High Point College
Million Memorial Methodist Church
Parkland & Grenoble Drives
Rockville
Washington Area
College
Betts Davis
Raleigh
Roger Stephens
Charles Lynam
The
Ata Eacmte Ot Te Eons
Chair City Women Hurt In Wrecks
Mrs. Bob Rapp Jr former Thomasville resident now Raleigh resident and Miss Sharon Shoaf a 1965 Senior High graduate were injured last Thursday night in a head on collision near Middletown Rhode Island. The foggy highway contributed to the accident. Shoaf suffered six broken ribs multiple bruises and lacerations and was hospitalized at Aquidneck Medical Center in Newport Rhode Island.
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Bob Rapp Jr
Thomasville
Raleigh
Sharon Shoaf
Senior
Middletown
R. I
Shoaf
Aquidneck Medical Center
Newport
Chicago crime report shows rise in rapes
In a year end police activity report for Chicago Sept C W Wilson notes crime up 1.8 percent with rapes surging 90.1 percent. He says the cumulative total for the year remains well below the 1964 period.
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Chicago Crime Chicago
Chicago
W. Wilson
Eeac Eesse Aecrease
Denton Voters Eye Mayor and Two Council Seats
Denton voters go to the polls Tuesday to choose a mayor and two town commissioners amid 34 new names on the rolls. Incumbent Mayor Joe Taylor faces Archie Smith. incumbents Morris and Smith seek re election, with Wilkins Carlton Richard Smith and Steed as challengers for two open seats. Voters will cast ballots 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Town Hall.
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Denton
Joe Taylor
Archie Smith
Donald Morris
Kenneth Wilkins
Jerry Carlton
Richard Smith
Jennings Steed
Taylor
Davidson County
Klopman Mills
Morris
Smith
Wilkins
Carlton
Steed
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. A. Copple
W. C. Guth
J. S. Powers Sr
J. A. Dorsett
W. W. Fields
Geo. Penneau
W. R. Absher
Chair City
Ashington
D. C
Don Miller
Archdale Spa
Don’ts
Washington
Key Club
Charles Baldwin
D.C
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Southern Motors, Inc
High Point, N.C
South Main Street
Rome
BE. O. Lane
E. O. Lane
Jefferson Standard
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