Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Local Notices
Funeral services for Charles E. Harbinson 73 were held at Emmanuel Lutheran Church with graveside rites at Maiden Cemetery Catawba County. Pallbearers included J F Stevenson C V Shankle J Paul Williamson B C Younts W H Marlette Jr and Kermit Sloop. Harbinson died after a heart attack at High Point Memorial Hospital. Graveside Masonic rites were given by Numa F Reid Lodge.
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Charles E. Harbinson
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Harry D. Hawthorne
Saint Martin's Lutheran Church
Malden
C. Edgar Lindler
Maiden Cemetery
Catawba County
Numa F. Reid Lodge
A. F
A. M
High Point Memorial Hospital
Funeral Services for Howard May 88 at Liberty Baptist
Funeral services for Howard May 88 were held at Liberty Baptist Church south of Thomasville on Sunday afternoon. Officiating were Rev. Kenneth A. Miller with assistants Rev. R. H. Kelly and Rev. Oscar M. Hartman. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Bruce Campbell Roy Watford Clarence Swicegood W. A. Foust Jr. Wilad Myers and Wilbur Lee Heper. May was a farmer, church leader and former county commissioner who died Friday at his Route 2 Lexington home after an extended illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard ‘Pegram May
Liberty Baptist Church
Thomasville
Kenneth A. Miller
R. H. Kelly
Oscar M. Hartman
Bruce Campbell
Roy Watford
Clarence Swicegood
W. A. Foust Jr
Wilad Myers
Wilbur Lee Heper
May
Lexington
Conrad Hill Township
Steelical
Rev. Worth R. Pugh Leads Chapel Service at Cloverdale Church
Obituary notes Charles Odell Reavis, 57, who died of a heart attack Friday at 6:30 pm while visiting his son. Services led by Hubert Ross and Rev. Worth R. Pugh with pallbearers Donald Fritz, R. J. Riggs, W. M. Witaker, Roby Mendenhall, T. E. Beeson, and L. R. Holt. Interment in Oakwood Park Cemetery. Mr. Reavis resided at 203 Westchester Dr. before his death at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Hubert Ross
Worth R. Pugh
Cloverdale
Church of God
Donald Fritz
R. J. Riggs
W. M. Witaker
Roby Mendenhall
T. E. Beeson
L. R. Holt
Oakwood Park Cemetery
Mr. Reavis
Westchester Dr
Charles Odell Reavis
Burge St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Funeral services for Wade Bristow held in Cloverdale Church
Funeral services for Wade Bristow 49 were held Sunday at Cloverdale Church of the Living God at 2 30 p m with Rev Worth R Pugh officiating. Interment followed at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Pallbearers were Dennis Morrison Vernon Morrison Claude Lewis Walter Upton Robert Walton and Robert Harvell. Bristow of 703 Highland Ave died Thursday at 850 a m in Veterans Hospital in Durham.
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Wade Bristow
Cloverdale Church of
Funeral rites held for John Lee Bud Clodfelter
Funeral services for 88 year old John Lee Bud Clodfelter of Route 2 Contrad Hill Township were conducted at Free Pilgrim Church. Rev. Ray Hemrick and others officiated. Grandsons served as pallbearers. Burial followed in Embler graveyard. He died Thursday at High Point Memorial Hospital after a six month illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
John Lee
Bud) Clodfelter
Route 2
Contrad Hill Township
Free Pilgrim Church
Ray Hemrick
Deweerd Lambeth
R. J. Nifong
H. M. Carroll
Jimmy Clodfelter
Lester Clodfelter
Jack Clodfelter
Harvey Clod
Former Davidson Sheriff's Wife Carrie Leonard Dies at 82
Carrie Sheriff Leonard of Lexington, 82, died after a weeklong illness. Widow of P James Leonard former Davidson County sheriff she is survived by two sons Theodore P Leonard Lexington and J Gilmore Leonard Decatur Ga one grandchild two great grandchildren. Funeral services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the First Reformed Church with Rev Marlin Schaeffer and Dr J Banks Peeler. Burial in Lexington City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Carrie Sheriff Leonard
Davidson County
P. James Leonard
Theodore P. Leonard
J. Gilmore Leonard
Decatur
First Reformed Church
Marlin Schaeffer
J. Banks Peeljer
Lexington City Cemetery
Mrs. Ingram Of Field St Dies At 80
Lorena Rush Ingram, 80, of 101 Field Street, died at High Point Memorial Hospital after nine days of hospitalization and two years of declining health. Born September 10, 1879 in Randolph County, she was married to William S. Ingram and belonged to Poplar Ridge Friends Meeting. Survived by sister Mrs. A. L. Route and Jeff Rush. Funeral at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church Wednesday at 3 p.m. with Rev. Dallas Ice officiating. Burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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Lorena Rush Ingram
Field St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Randolph County
G. W
Louise Hill Rush
William S. Ingram
Poplar Ridge
Mrs. Beckerdite of Winston-Salem Dies at 80
Rose Ellen Hall Beckerdite 80 of Winston-Salem Route 5 widow of George H. Beckerdite died unexpectedly at home. Born August 16, 1878 in Grayson County Virginia she lived in Winston-Salem since 1896. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p.m. Midway Methodist Church with Rev. Worth D. Royal officiating.
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Rose Ellen Hall Beckerdite
Winston-Salem
Rt. 5
George H. Beckerdite
Sterday
Grayson County
Charlie H
Ellen Jestine Hall
Beckerdite
Midway Methodist Churc
Women's Missionary Society
Seth T. Walton
Raleigh
Clyde H. Apple
Lois Beckerdite
Charlotte L. Blethert
Pallontonae
Carroll W. Cohn
Winston- Salem
Wade A. Beckerdite
Winston - Salem
R. Brooks Beckerdite
Bays S. Beckerdite
Max E. Beckerdite
Polo Road
George Clark Beckerdite
Kernersville
Bill O. Beckerdite
Long Dr
J. Maiden Hall
Hgdang Aete
Pures
Leriagies
Resto
Wayne
Midway Methodist Church
Worth D. Royal
Will le
Asheboro By Pass Meet Sets Plans for Highway 220 Relocation
Asheboro and Randolph County officials meet with Highway Commission staff at a luncheon to discuss the proposed nine mile dual lane bypass near Asheboro. Officials aim to coordinate routing with a planned flood dam near Randleman and expect possible construction delays.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Highway Commission
Utah
Randleman
John C. Bunch
City Board of Commissioners
John J. Gray
Ira L. McDowell
J. Frank McCrary
Asheboro Chamber of Commerce Roads and Streets Committee
Greensboro
J A Middleton Succumbs At 59 Rites Are Today
Julius Andrew Middleton 59 of Route 3 High Point died Saturday night at High Point Memorial Hospital. Funeral 3 p.m. at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church with Rev. J M Allred and Rev H P Billings officiating. Burial in church cemetery. He was a farmer and longtime Deep River resident, survived by wife Fannie Landret, six daughters, two sons, two brothers, five sisters and six grandchildren. Pallbearers are nephews Kobe J C Smith Baxter Landreth Durwood Landreth Baby Joe Landreth Curtis Middleton and Donald Middleton.
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Roy T. Duncan Jr
Cleveland Heights Baptist Church
Park H. Moore
Earl Caldwell
U. S. Navy
Gastonia Memorial Park
Duncan
Norfolk
Navy
Gastonia
Julius Andrew Middleton
Route 3
High Point
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
J. M. Allred
H. P. Billings
Colonial Heights Baptist Church
Middleton
High Point Memorial Hospital
Deep River
Rockingham County
Fannie Landret
J. W. Middleton
Route 8
Greensboro
Benjamin Middleton
Hersie Kirkman
Virginia Purgason
Sue
Peggy Lane
Juanita Middleton
Julia Ann Pate
Arthur
Gus Middleton
Stokesdale
Betty Lee Pearman
Summerfield
Kate Mustin
Winston-Salem
Hadie Mustin
Kernersville
Sally Albert
Mabel Middleton
Kobe J. C. Smith
Baxter Landreth
Durwood Landreth
Baby Joe Landreth
Curtis Middleton
Donald Middleton
Mrs L Davis Succumbs At 65 In High Point Area
Eunice Culler Davis 65, of 232 Beddington Rd died Sunday at High Point Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born July 21 1894 in Davidson County, she lived much of her life in High Point and Ardale. A baptist, she worked at Haltom Hosiery Mill for years before retiring. She is survived by her husband and thirteen grandchildren among three sons and seven daughters residing in North Carolina New Jersey and High Point.
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Eunice Culler Davis
Beddington Rd
High Point Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Robert
Minnie Hilton Culler
Glenn Williams
Irma Williams
Treva Rook
Ellen Franklin
Carrie Harris
High Point
Mae Powell
Morgan‘ton
Mills Home Alumni Elects Officers for Another Year
Mills Home Alumni hold elections with Wallace Maultsby of Fayetteville among council members. President C. R. Harrington and others will serve another year. F. T. Burke 83, alumni, visited the campus for the first time in 53 years, coming from Portales New Mexico, noting changes and fond memories as 1000 plus homecomers departed Statesville.
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F. T. Burke
Portales
N. M
Mills
Burke
H. P. Nalor
Roseboro-Salemburg
W. R. Wagoner
Baptist Children’s Homes
H. Odell Smith
Wallace Maultsby
Fayetteville
C. R. Harrington
New Mexico
Statesville
Two Drivers Cited After Thomasville Street Crash
In Thomasville at Warner and Taylor streets about 1 20 p.m. Sunday two women faced charges of failing to keep a proper lookout after a collision. Oleta Kennedy traveling south on Taylor collided with Norma Modlin at the intersection. Each car sustained about 200 dollars in damage. No injuries reported.
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Thomasville
Warner and
Taylor Streets
Oleta Kennedy
Taylor Street
Norma M. Modlin
Gray Street
Modlin
Local Clergy Notes and Interment Details
The obituary lists Rev. John H. Long of Piney Grove Baptist Church and pastor of Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church. Interment will be in Pleasant Grove Methodist Church cemetery. The body will lie at the home of a daughter, Mrs. George H. Wray, 4100 S. Main St.
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Piney Grove Baptist Church
John H. Long
Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
George H. Wray
S. Main St
Pills Blamed In Death Of C N Royal
Claude Neese Royal, 47, of Kinneywood and co owner of Colonial Manufacturing Co., died at home July 10 after an overdose of sleeping pills. Dr M E Block, Davidson County Coroner, says autopsy found sleeping pills caused the death. Death ruled accidental. whether taken accidentally or on purpose remains unclear.
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C. N. Royal
Thomasville
Claude Neese Royal
M. E. Block
Lexington
Davidson County
Royal
Kinneywood
Colonial Manufacturing Co
Guard Is Collector Milwaukee
Clarence Johnson a bachelor earning about 4000 a year as an industrial plant guard has an expensive hobby collecting valuable paintings He recently paid 2000 for a painting by British artist Dame Laura Knight He owns two works by Jean Dufy two by D Ezzard and two by Italian artist Luigi Corbellini He buys from savings from his wages.
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Milwaukee
Clarence Johnson
Johnson
Laura Knight
Jean Dufy
D. Ezzard
Luigi Corbellini
Six Charged With Liquor Violations In Thomasville Weekend
Over the weekend Thomasville police booked six individuals for liquor law violations. The group includes Richard Lamar Jones, Wallace D. Fuller Jr., and Harold Reece Martin from Lexington and Route 3 Thomasville. all held on $50 bonds with Aug 14 trials. Additional arrests occurred at Pete's Drive-In and on the bypass, plus separate cases for assault, non support, and taxi fare beating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
West Main
Pete’s
Richard Lamar Jones
Leonford Street
Lexington
Wallace D. Fuller Jr
Bartlett Street
Harold Reece Martin
Route 3
Charles Edward Sower
Jewell Street
Epps
Lorene Epps
Joshua Jackson Jr
Tremont Street
Clayton B. Colson
Church Street
Moultrie Izzard
Black Street
Izzard
Colson
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Spain
France
Madrid
Valencia
Flowers Grace Flower Shop
Howard P. May
Samuel A. Reavis
Garment Analysis Institute of Drycleaning
N. C. Assn. of Launderers & Cleaners, Inc
High Point Laundry
Centennial Ave
Star Cleaners
Tucker's Dry Cleaning
B. Green ST
Vogue Cleaners
N. Main &T
John Lee Clodfelter
Davidson Sheriff's
J. A. Middleton
L. Davis
Mills Home
Haley Transfer and Storage
Allied van Lines
S. Perry ST
Monark
Monark Shade Co
Allman
William Earl Epps
Applia
S. Wrenn
Fitice
Seaeng R.A
Philco Tvs
Ince CO
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