Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Towns
Obituaries list Harry Baumel 66 of Thomasville with service details. Also John Arvil Farabee 88 of High Point and Leslie Haws 87 of Southern Pines, with funeral times, locations, and burial plans. Included are Lorie Wells Hodges and survivor notes, plus memorial services and church attests across Greensboro and Thomasville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Baumel
Beast
Thompsville
Baumel
John A. Farabee
John Arvil Farabee
High Point
Ebenezer
Methodist Church
W. C. Anderson
J. G. Allred
Kenneth Farabee
Michael Farabee
Frederick Farabee
Leo Farabee
Steve Farabee
Carl Fields Jr. Buzial
Ebenezer Church
Mr. Farabee
Greensboro
Leslie Haws
Southern Pines
St. Joseph’s “Hospital
Southern Fines
Edgeville Baptist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Governor Moore Visits Parents of Suellen Evans
Governor Dan Moore met with Suellen Evans's parents at their Evans home near Mooresville North Carolina to offer condolences and assure them the State Bureau of Investigation is pursuing leads in the case. The governor had just attended the Hereford Association Field Day at Will-Vin's Farm and planned to spend the night in Shelby with his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresville
N.C
Dan Moore
Suellen
Evans
North Carolina
Glenn Evans
Moore
State Bureau of Investigation
SBI
Gov. Moore
Iredell County
N.C. Hereford Association
Will-Vin’s
Shelby
Two Wanted For Murder In Crossett Case
Sheriff B A Courson moves to return Curtis Smith from Brevard North Carolina and M C Talley to Arkansas after they were charged with first degree murder in the March 1 1963 knife slaying of Tormay Rodgers at a Hamburg service station during a robbery. Smith a 23 year old carpenter was arrested on a scaffold in North Carolina where Transylvania County deputies held him.
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Crossett
Ark
B. A. Courson
Arkansas
North Carolina
Transylvania County Sheriff's Department
Curtis “Smith
Brevard
N.C. Smith
Lake
Toxaway
N.C
Orvil T. Switzer
Smith
M. C. Talley
Switzer
Tormay Rodgers
Hamburg
Beatrice Burns Hawaii’s First Lady Quietly Guides State
In Honolulu, Beatrice Burns the polio-stricken wife of Hawaii’s governor manages Washington Place from a wheelchair. She hosts visitors, shares duties with her husband, and remains a beloved figure after being named Yawaili's Most Admired Woman. Her family supports her as she oversees daily life with a five-person staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
Beatrice Burns
Bow
Washington Place
Honoolulu
Yawaili
Patsy Takemoto Mink
U.S
Congress
Burns
The _ Burns
James
Beth
Gwen Floors
South Africa Bans Television Amid Racial Tensions
In Johannesburg Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd blocks television, arguing the country is not ready and privacy would be invaded. Opposition counters that the ban limits access to a global medium. Supporters fear mixed-race viewing, while others see it as a costly, premature move.
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Johannesburg
South -Afica
Hendrik Verwoerd
Hashis
Verwoerd
Revival Meetings And Club Notices In Local Churches
Brief items report revival meetings at St Matthews Holmesa Church and Oak Grove Christian Church led by Rev. Doc Howard and Elder B C Gaelin respectively. Daughters of Dorcas hosts at First Baptist Church, and Woodbrook Heights Community Club meeting at 3368 Wendell Ave. Also notes on Golden Harps program at Church of God of Prophecy Amos Street and Battle of Song at Oak Grove with Jackson Brothers and Cara vans. Mrs Robbie Ervin passes nursing milestones. daughter of Burt Rucker listed.
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Woodbrook Club
Woodbrook Heights Community Club
W. W. Kindle
Wendell Ave
Golden Harps
Golden‘ Harps
Church “of God of Propheery
Amos Street
Jackson Brothers
Danville
Greensboro
Ve Grove Christian Church
Robbie
Ervin
Nera
High Paint Memorial Hospital
Ig Bing Hospital
Winston Salem
Burt Rucker
Crime Solution: Vogel admits bringing paper to room
Andy Vogel admitted bringing the newspaper into the room and said he left at about 3 36. The timing raises questions since a paper printed before 3 20 could not include a theater holdup story from a matinée, which would end later than 3 30.
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Andy Vogel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances Kalechman
Lof i
Lorie Wells Hodges
Thomasville
Charey Wells Hodges
Mount’ Clemens
Mich
Greenwood Baptist
Parks Harris
Thomasville City
JC. Green and Sons
Mount Clemens
Thomasvill
U.S. Air Force
R. 4. Royals
H. C. McPherson
Davis Patrol & Watchman
Buchanan
Midwest
Thomas ‘Majors
Nebraska
Mexander
The
Pony Express
John
Shen
University of Hawaii
Schofield Barracks
John, Jr
Mary Beth
Treasury’ Department
Washington
Honoluu
South Africa
Numa F
Reid Lodge
Willian L
Underwood
Brester
E. G. Dpoegrove
Ring-Harris Pharmacy, Inc
N. Main Tel
Hollingsworth
St. Matthews Holmesa Church
Meredith Street
Crete Sy Ridderl Williams
Tennessee
Daughters OF
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
Willis - Hart
Woodbury St
Treasie Diggs
Fourth Street
Friendly ‘Neighbors Club
Friendly Neighbors Club
David Feemster
Brockett St
Andrew Corbitt
Hay -McCoy
Oak Grove
Doc Howard
Christian
B. C.gaelin
Oak’ Grove Christian Church
Cleb
Daniel Brooks
Office Supply Headquarters
Office Equipment Company
N. Main
Rey
Bedford Sales CO
Qquffman
N. Moin Tel
BB Pais
ALY
Mata A
Savers
Sames and Loan Association
N. béAsin St
Carillonic Bells
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