Deaths and funeral notices in North Carolina area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from High Point Kernersville Burlington and Asheboro. Individuals named include Mary Sue McNab Hunt 55 and James Thaxton 80 with families listing sons daughters and grandchildren. Services scheduled at Harold C. Davis Funeral Chapel Lane Funeral Home Rich & Thompson and J C Green & Sons with graveside as noted. Burials in Floral Garden Park Pine Grove and local cemeteries.
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Mary Sue McNaboo Hunt
Mark St
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Loudon County
Tenn
William B
Nettie Cardwell McNabb
Tobias J. Hunt
High Point
Troy B. Hunt
Kivett Dr
Central Ave
Wiley F. Hunt
Route 4
Thomas G
James B. Hunt
Rt. 2
Thomasville
Roland R
Jeannette) Stroud
S. Hall St
Paul B
Beatrice) Ward
Greensboro
Virginia Sue Hunt
C. Glenn Powell
Floral Garden Park
W. L. Lankford
Kernersville
William Luther Lankford
Nannie Smith
Nell
Barrow
Ruth Ingram
Ruby White
Harry Lankford
Will Lankford
King
Janie
Jack Lankford
Noah Lankford
Walkertown
David. Lankford
Gaston
Mass
Grady’ Lankford
Trinitia
Lane Funeral Home Chapel
B.A. Carroll
Darie’ Barnhart
Pine Grove United Methodist Church
J. T. Thaxton
Burlington
James Thomas Thaxton
Tucker St
Veterans Hospital
Fayetteville
Matilda Buckner Jones Thaxton
Betty” “Wharton
Cary
Frances Butt'’s
Lillington
Becky Westbrook
Marshal Thaxton
Fuquay
Charlie Thaxton
Angier
Howard Thaxton
Basal Jones
O. T. Jones
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Annie Thomas
Lexington
Ella Garrison
Rich & Thompson Funeral Chapel
Harnett County
Dondordan
Calvin R
Dorothy) Hill
Rt. 4
Floyd D
Joan) Wray
Hillcrest
Betty Hussey
Lawrence Dr
Archdale
Raeford P. Loflin
Robert D. Loflin
Trinity
Carrie Parrish
Laura Leonard
Mary Gibson
Ada Shelley
Gladys Biles
Hillsville
Joe Loflin
Norman Loflin
J. C. Green & Sons
Farrell Shimpock
Two Enter Guilty Pleas For Rape In Kentucky
Two teenage youths pleaded guilty Monday in a Lexington second degree rape case. Randy Cribb, 18, was sentenced to 50 to 75 years in the North Carolina Department of Corrections by Judge Dennis J. Winner after admitting to rape and related charges. Bobby Grimsley, 17, received 15 to 30 years for similar charges, with first degree rape originally charged.
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Lexington
Randy Dean Cribb
N. C
Cribb
Bobby Dean Grimsley
Welcome
Eighty thefts and arrests sweep High Point area
An 11 year old was apprehended after police say he and three companions threw a brick through a Jewel Box window on S Main Street and stole rings worth 550, with total jewelry valued at 1205. A man, Donald Page Fagg, 45, was arrested for grand larceny after tires and rims were taken from Thomas Built Buses. Ricky Ray Bradley, 18, was treated for a gunshot wound and released. Deputies charged two men with larceny after breaking and entering. items valued at 1266 were taken from mobile homes on Elon Street. A tape player and CB radio were stolen from a locked Greensboro car.
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High Point
S. Main Street
Glenora
Holiday Inn
Donald Page Fagg
Madison Avenue
Fagg
Holloman Street
Copeland Drive
Ricky Ray Bradley
Earnest Court
High Point Memorial Hospital
Guilford County
Tony Lee Roberts
Cook Street
George's
Elon Street
Haywood Davis
Paisley Street
Greensboro
Chiropractor Joins Archdale Clinic in Archdale
Dr. Stephen D. Penrod of Piqua Ohio joins Archdale Chiropractic Clinic at 3627 S Main St with Dr Leonard Farlow. Penrod earned a DC from National College of Chiropractic Chicago and a BS in human biology. He studied at Bowling Green University and Piqua Central High School. He previously worked with Chicago General Health Services and holds NC Chiropractic Assn and ACA memberships. He is a diplomate of the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners. He is son of Dr. and Mrs Charles R Penrod and married to Elizabeth V S Penrod.
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Stephen D. Penrod
Piqua
Ohio
Leonard 0. Farlow
Archdale Chiropractic Clinic
S. Main St
Penrod
National College of Chiropractic
Chicago
Ill
Bowling Green University
Bowling Green
Central High School
National Honor Society
Chicago General Health Services
North Carolina Chiropractic Assn
American Chiropractic Assn
National Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Sigma Alpha Ep
Silon Scholastic Fraternity
Charles R. Penrod
Elizabeth V.S. Penrod
Pittsburgh
Court Motions Filed Against Padlocking Owners
High Point police padlocked several houses on July 19 for illegal drink activity. The owners filed motions to dismiss, arguing the padlocking order lacked a knowledge of nuisance. A hearing is set for August 19, with earlier consideration possible.
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High Point
County panel audits programs and funding shifts
A county meeting questioned activities of a federally funded program for disadvantaged children. Commissioners noted $4500 spent on recreation and discussed billing for tickets and transportation to Carowinds. Budget actions included ambulance fare rise and grants for the High Point Arts Council and new county buildings.
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Countant
Robert Shaw
Carowinds
Sears
Jacoby on Bridge Two Notrump Plan in Hearts and Spades
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a 21 point two notrump hand. South aims to reach dummy twice to gain two extra tricks in spades or hearts, depending on position and card holdings. He uses a sequence in clubs to establish entries and may finesse spades to reach the needed seven tricks.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
South
North
East
Guilford County rejects prison pre release house plan
Guilford County turned down a funded staff ed facility to house state and federal prisoners before release. In eastern counties objections grew to placing more mental patients back into homes for treatment at local centers rather than state hospitals. Ray D. Cohn of Charlotte leads the Home of Assurance board and has become a central figure in prison reform efforts. He once taught Sunday school in prisons and has invested years into this work.
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Guilford County
Charlotte
Ray D. Cohn
Home of Assurance
Cohn
Mayor criticizes education plan and HR commission director push
Mayor Clapp attacked the education program and the plan to hire a fulltime director for the Human Relations Commission. He warned that creating a new post leads to more staff and budgets, risking spiraling costs and a loss of control.
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Human Relations Commission
Clapp
Farmers See Dry Conditions Hit 1974 Harvest Profits
Holtzman notes corn and tobacco suffer from heat and drought with only 3.5 inches of rain in the county. He says soil erosion was limited by mature crops but will exist with heavy downpours. Overall moisture helps offset topsoil loss while profits for farmers in 1974 may shrink due to higher costs.
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Holtzman
U S Fishermen Catch and Market Diverse Fish Harvest
U S fishermen report catching and marketing more than 1 240 species of fish and shellfish across the sector. The tally reflects broad biodiversity in catches and evolving market demand for varied seafood products.
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U.S
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Randolph Hospital
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Robert C. Lewallen Jr
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Lexington Ave
ONL
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Meridor Petar
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Chestnut Dr
Wednesday Bradley Moore Taylor
Christ Gospel Baptist Church
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High Point Arts Council
J. J. Kabotnik
Funderburk & Marshall
Kendall Center
Jacoby
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A. Wat
Oakwood Memorial Park
Monthieu High Point
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