Lexington Funeral Plans For W C Ingram 61
Funeral for W C Ingram, 61, Route 7 Lexington, set for 3 p m at Floyd Baptist Church. Survivors: widow Mary Ellen Davis Ingram, son Jonah Ingram, parents Albert J. Ingram and Estella Shipton Ingram, Albert Woodrow Ingram, Don Ingram, and three sisters Cletus Young, Charlie Bean, Dora Daniel.
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Lexington
W. C. Ingram
Route 7
Floyd Baptist Church
Rt. 7
Mary Ellen Davis Ingram
Jonah Ingram
Albert J. and
Estella Shipton Ingram
Albert Woodrow Ingram
Don Ingram
Rt. 5
Thomasville
Cletus Young
Charlie Bean
Rt. 1
Denton
Dora Daniel
Butner
Leonard, 73, Lexington, dies. funeral today at St Luke's
H. C. Leonard and E. Clay Leonard 73 of Lexington died Sunday. A funeral service was set for 2 p.m. today at St. Luke's Lutheran Church.
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H. C. Leonard
Lexington
E. Clay Leonard
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Randleman man J A Short dies at 58 at Wesley Long
James Arthur Short, 58, of Rt 1 Randleman, a Surry County native and stone mason, died Monday at Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro. Survived by wife Kathleen Reynolds Short, sons James R Short of Mocksville and Bobby Joe Short of Rt 2, parents James L Short and wife, brother Fred Short of Greensboro, and sisters Mrs Earl Alston Rt 1 and Mrs James Howell of Asheboro. Services Wednesday 4 pm at First Baptist Church, burial Marlboro Friends Cemetery near Randleman. Body at Pugh Funeral Home. family viewing tonight from ? to 9.
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J. A. Short
Greensboro
Earl Alston
Route 1
James Howell
Asheboro
First Baptist Church
Marlboro Friends Cemetery
Randleman
Pugh Funeral Home
District Court sentences handed to six defendants
Three defendants received active terms Monday while two others faced indeterminate ranges and two were placed on suspended sentences. Dallas Haynes drew eight months for multiple drunkenness and assault charges, Henry Hayes and Paul Kitchen received 30 days to six months, and James Briggs and Lester Miller were suspended with $100 fines. Sue Stegall and Beverly Moore faced no charges after the state did not press them. John Little earned a suspended sentence plus a $10 fine for assault with a deadly weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Haynes
Clara Cox
Sue Stegall
Beverly Moore
John Little
Ashburn Street
Mrs Virginia Kennedy dies after illness in Lexington
Mrs Virginia Helmstetler Kennedy 51 wife of R Oscar Kennedy of the Reeds Community died Monday in Lexington Memorial Hospital after three months illness. She was a native of Davidson County an employee of Dixie Furniture Co and a member of Mount Carmel United Methodist Church. Survivors include husband two daughters Mrs Kenneth McDaniel Richmond Virginia and Mrs Jerry Tysinger Route 10 one son R Donald Kennedy of home a brother John William Helmsteder Lexington and a sister Mrs Douglas Allen Sr Route Ls. Services Wednesday at 2 pm at Mount Carmel United Methodist Church. The body is at Piedmont Funeral Home with family present tonight 7 to 9.
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Thomasville
Forrest L. Grimes
Jones Ave
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Charlotte
Davidson County
Luther
Martha Sink Grimes
High Point College
C. V. Hill Refrigeration Co
Grace Lutheran Church
Harry L
Anne) Ashmore
Lexington Ave
Forrest MacNeal Grimes
Greensboro
D. H. Sechrist
Rt 1
Lester Grimes
Mt. Airy
Hoke H. Ritchie
Woodrow W. Hill
Holly Hills
J. C. Green & Sons
Grace Lutheran Church Building Fund
Lexington
Virginia Helmstetler Kennedy
R. Oscar Kennedy
Reeds
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Dixie Furniture Co
Mount Carmel
Douglas Allen Sr
Funeral set for Franklin Rudolph Brown in Chadbourn
Franklin Rudolph Brown age 49 of Reid Street Chadbourn died Sunday at City Memorial Hospital after a month’s illness. Funeral services were held today at 4 p.m. at Macedonia Baptist Church Chadbourn, burial in church cemetery. Body at Mercer Worthington Funeral Home Chadbourn.
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Thomasville
Franklin Rudolph Brown
Reid Street
Macedonia Baptist Church
Chadbourn
Mercer-Worthington Funeral Home
Brown
City Memorial Hospital
Death of Wilson Fair 50 Former High Point Resident
Wilson Fair 50 a former High Point resident died Sunday evening in a Baltimore Maryland hospital Survivors include two sisters Mrs Marie Nelson of 214 Hobson St and Mrs Alice Burris of High Point and a brother Willie Fair of High Point Funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p m in Baltimore The family will be at the home of sister Mrs Leyla Miller 1721 Holland Ave Baltimore Md
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Wilson Fair
High Point
Baltimore
Marie Nelson
Hobson St
Alice Burris
Willie Fair
Leyla Miller
Holland Ave
Everhart Rites Held for Lexington Man at Mount Tabor
Charles Franklin Everhart 85 of Lexington died Sunday at home. Davidson County native, retired Carolina Panel Co. employee and Mount Tabor United Church of Christ member. Survived by six daughters, four sons, a sister and many grandchildren. Memorials to Mount Tabor Church. Funeral today at 4:30 p.m. at Mount Tabor United Church of Christ.
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Lexington
Charles Franklin Everhart
Davidson County
Carolina Panel Co
Mount Tabor
James
Ford Everhart
Route 2
Archie Everhart
Drivers Collide In Intersection
An estimated 450 in damages resulted from a two car collision Monday at 9 05 am at Reid and Emma Streets. The drivers were Deborah Jane McKinney 16 Sherman Street and Terry Allen Myrick 16 Reid Street. McKinney car sustained about 300 in damage the other 150. McKinney was charged with failing to see that an intended move could safely be made. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Reid
Emma Streets
Deborah Jane McKinney
Sherman Street
Terry Allen Myrick
Reid Street
McKinney
Swine Edict To Be Lifted In North Carolina
Raleigh AP reports North Carolina will ease hog movement bans on August 18 after hog cholera outbreaks. Agriculture Commissioner James A. Graham said most swine movement will resume on a limited basis under strict supervision. Herds must be inspected and a permit issued before selling or moving swine.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Agriculture
James A. Graham
Graham
Randolph County Revises Ambulance Billing Policy
Randolph County commissioners adopt a one notice monthly policy for overdue ambulance bills and threaten suits after 90 days. They cite unauthorized welfare use and discuss chamber support for a regional zoo project, along with a nonbinding letter of intent for a new high school and reappoint Bob Garner to the jury commission for a two year term.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Ner of Liberty
Randolph County Jury Commission
Garner
Hasty Water Meet Scheduled at Hasty Elementary
A meeting of Hasty Water Corp is set for 7 30 p m today at Hasty Elementary School Rev Lynwood Hubbard says representatives from the Farmers Home Administration Campbell and Wallace consultants for Hasty and prospective customers should attend North Davidson Water Corp will also join to explain problems and solutions.
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Hasty Water Corp
Hasty Elementary School
Lynwood Hubbard
Farmers Home Administration
Campbell and Wallace
Hasty Organization
Hubbard
North Davidson Water Corp
Union Okayed For Kroehler
Thomasville plant workers voted to make Upholsterers International Union of North America their bargaining agent. At Kroehler plants in Thomasville Lexington and Welcome 336 favored union representation and 109 opposed it. Vote overseen by NLRB field staff in Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Kroehler Manufacturing Co
International Union of North America
Afl-Cio
Kroehler
Lexington
Welcome
National Labor Relations Board
Winston-Salem
Three Tar Heels Killed In Action
Washington AP reports the Defense Department announces three more North Carolina soldiers killed in Vietnam. Spec. 4 William E. Jones of Eden, Pvt. Curtis D. Smith of Gastonia, and Pvt. Hugh E. Revis of Rt. 1 Old Fort, all Army men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
North Carolina
Spec
William E. Jones
Eden
Curtis D. Smith
Gastonia
Hugh E. Revis
Rt. 1
Old Fort
Five From N C Oppose Surtax
Washington AP Five of North Carolina s 11 congressmen backed the House 237 170 vote to extend the 10 percent income tax surcharge through the year with five Tar Heels opposing. Rep Alton Lennon not listed. Voting for were Preyer Broyhill Jonas Mizell Ruth. voting against were Fountain Galifianakis Tenderson Jones Taylor. Broyhill Jonas Mizell Ruth are Republicans. others Democrats.
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Washington
North Carolina
House
Alton Lennon
Senate
Nixon
Richardson Preyer
James Broyhill
Charles Jonas
Wilmer Mizell
Earl Ruth
L. H. Fountain
Nick Galifianakis
Dave Tenderson
Walter Jones
Roy Taylor
Broyhill
Jonas
Mizell
Ruth
Randolph School Delays Contract Awards for New High School
Randolph County Board of Education postponed awarding bids for the proposed consolidated high school in the southwestern county until Wednesday. Superintendent John Law attributed the delay to clarifying that funds for the project become available on set dates and to ensure contractor understanding of the financial arrangements. He noted the deed from American Land Co. was not ready and said an unsigned letter of intent from county commissioners may still allow progress. The board also approved one year contracts for teachers with B certificates through August and seeks 10 high school and 29 elementary teachers for the next year.
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Southwestern High School
Seagrove
Farmer
Randolph County Board of Education
Trinity High School
Bob Gar
Asheboro
Consolidated High School
John Law
Schooo Board
Lawrence
American Land Co
Board of Education
Permits Issued For Apartments
Thomasville building officials issued permits Monday for two brick apartment buildings on Highway 109 north of Fair Grove. One building will house three families and the other six, totaling nine, with estimated costs of 25 000 and 45 000 dollars respectively. Paul Jones listed as the permit holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Paul Jones
Highway 109
Fair Grove
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C. Ingram
J.C. Michael Burlington
James Claude Michael
Burlington
Alamance County Hospital
Margie Denton Michael
Blanchard Strickland
Paterson
George Robinson
Walter Wall
Robert Stackhouse
Alexandria
Clay Michael
Tilda Gains
Etta Mabe
Carolina United Church of Christ
D. L. Lisk
Mount Gilead
Dwight L. Lisk
Randolph Memorial Hospital
Ardell Bunting
Thelma Poole
Lula Byrd
Chesapeake, Va
Je i Lisk
Hamer Creek Baptist Church
Ingram & McAuley Funneral
T. J. Heath
Minnie Lewallen Heath
Sechrest Chapel
R. Delbert Byrum
Oakwood Memorial Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
J. Ed Heath
Williford Court
Heath
Thomas J. Heath
Adams Sr
High Point Memorial Hospital
James E. Mosteller
Fred McSwaim
J. C. Riggs
Clarence Farr
N. M. Sexton
John Cc. Riggs
R. C. Kennedy
Mount Carmel United Methodist Church
Piedmont Funeral Home
Rudolph, Brown
All
Richard Burton
Clint Eastwood
Eagles
Ables A
C. F. Everhart
New York
MSO
James Drury
Randolph
Don Wrenn
Enterprise
Ira McDowell
McDowell
Worth Colttrane
Welfare Department
Coltrane
David Stedman
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Croft
Piedmont Council of Governments
Union
Tar Heels
N.C
Surtax
Dinner Theatre
Atlanta
Wit's End
Rocking Chair Theatre
N.Y
Sally Newsy
Solumbus
Petar
Walt Disneys
Randolph School
Gregory
Omar Peck
Sbarif
Eusreal
Mackenna
STP
Hatsesarsilplam
T.O
N. Main
Leroy
Leroy’s
E. Lexington
Dean Michele Jones
Lee Tomlinson Hackett
Flynn Season Fong
Granatelle
Paramount
Diy
Morales
Navy
Tip-Top Bakery Co
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
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