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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1967
Page
13
Reagan undergoes removal of small bladder stones and will spend several weeks recuperating at his Pacific Palisades home before returning to Sacramento.
Isabelle Aikens Davis 57 of Archdale died at home from self inflicted wound. Survived by husband Paul Davis and multiple relatives. Funeral at Archdale Friends Meeting House. Robert Craven 53 former High Point resident died in New Orleans after heart attack. Survived by two brothers. Funeral at Sechrest Chapel.
Funeral services are announced for Mrs Dena Jordan Richard age 80 of 213 West Point Ave at Cumby Chapel today at 2 30 pm with burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery. The body remains at Cumby Mortuary until the service half hour prior. Also service for Hugh Clifton Gordon Sr 71 of Rt 1 High Point at Sechrest Chapel today at 2 pm. Burial in Deep River Friends Cemetery. Mrs Lena Isabelle Osborne Peace 83 widow of Ulysses S Peace of Rt 2 High Point funeral at Shady Grove Methodist Church Saturday morning with burial in the church cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Mrs Peace died Thursday at Thomasville Nursing Home after illness.
Mr. Doc Sullivan of 300 Hobson Street has returned from visits to relatives in Flint Michigan and Columbus Ohio after a brief vacation.
Two gospel singing events today with times and locations. Oak Grove Christian Church hosts a 3 p m session and St Matthews Holiness Church on Meredith Street hosts a 7 30 p m session.
California Governor Ronald Reagan walked out of St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica five days after bladder stone surgery, refusing a wheelchair as Nancy Reagan supported him. He returns to his Pacific Palisades home to recuperate for two weeks before resuming duties in Sacramento.
Sheriff's deputies hold an unidentified man in Greensboro on charges of stealing 700 to 800 dollars from Manering's Store on Beulah Church Road. The man, who entered with a small child, grabbed a handful of bills, then was caught by a State Highway Patrol officer. Larceny occurred at 7 p.m. Saturday. City police handled routine calls, domestic disputes, and neighborhood spats. Edgar Tilley, 63, Dalton Street, charged with indecent exposure. Charles Leverett, 56, Lexington, charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, held on 300 dollar bond. Mary and Bennie Alston, 57, Rt. 2, cited for selling ice cream without a license. Sam McNeil, 48, charged with assault. James Bond, 18, charged with disorderly conduct.
A construction worker drowned while laying underwater pipe in a pond near Dallas North Carolina on Saturday. The victim was Purvis J. Jeeter of Gastonia, an employee of Ray Construction Co.
Cooler and partly cloudy today with highs in the mid 80s and a 20 percent chance of scattered showers in the Piedmont. Low around 65 tonight. Some rain expected in North Carolina coastal areas. Warmer, partly cloudy conditions persist into tomorrow.
A New York column urges parents to prepare for rising college costs in 1967 68. It cites a study by Betty Lou Marple and Wesley Marple showing many families save too little and overestimate outside aid. It warns tuition may reach 2000 3500 yearly and stresses the need for concrete saving plans.
Burns Hill Community Sympathy Club will meet Monday at 7 30 p m with Mrs W Du pree and Mrs Nellie Hickson as co hosts at 29 F Daniel Brooks.
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