Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Patriots
Odell G. Hill 49 of Charlotte died at Hawthorne Nursing Home after a six month illness. He was born in Thomasville and worked as a laboratory technician in Pineville. Survived by wife Evelyn Hiatt, two daughters Martha Tippett and Becki Pendry, two sons Stephen and Richard Hill, three sisters Myr tle Bryant Emma Proctor Minnie Sonne, four brothers, and two grandchildren. RAMSEUR mourns Francis Lettie Hall Whitten 96 dies in Asheboro. four daughters Lonnie Hall L B Marie Sides and C C Tutterow, two sons John Whitten Ernest Whitten, and other relatives. Graveside and church services noted. Earl M. Giles 68 dies in New York City. survived by wife and three children. services held in New York.
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Thomasville
Odell G. Hill
Berkshire St
Charlotte
Hawthrone
Mr. Hill
C.A
Molly Everhart Hill
Buensod- Stacey Aeronca
Pineville
Memorial United Methodist Church
Evelyn Hiatt
Guyer St
Mark
Martha) Tippett
Lionne Dr
Greenboro
Rodney
Becki) Pendry
Germany
Stephen Glenn Hill
Richard Anthony Hill
B. Guyer St
Ira
Myrtle) Bryant
Culbreth Ave
Emma L. Proctor
Minnie Lee Sonne
Miami
Fla
Lawrence Hill
Spring St
Elmer Hill
Brewer St
Delmar Hill
Carolina Beach
Eugene Hill
Greensboro
Lonnie Hall
Rt. 1
Franklinville
Marie
Liberty
S. H. Sides
Graham
C. C. Tutterow
Asheboro
John Berdin Whitten
Ramseur
Ernest Whitten
Germanton
Bessie Jennings
Dallas
Texas
Emma Mabe
Eden
Troy Mabe
Danberry
Julian Hill Primitive Baptist Church
Julian
Northview Primitive Baptist Church
Stokes County
Loflin Funeral Home
Earl M. Giles
New York City
Giles
High Point
Virginia Robbins
J.S. Stevenson
William Grady Ijames Dies at 72 in Davie County
William Grady Ijames 72 of Route 1 died Friday in Davie County Hospital after a long illness. Funeral 3 p.m. Sunday at Eaton's Chapel. Retired from an upholstery business in Greensboro. Survived by wife Sara Ijames, daughter Mrs. Wesley Inman of Lexington, two sons Charles F. James of Pascagoula and William G. Ijames Jr. of the home, and four sisters Mrs. Fred M. Walker Mrs. W. Zeb Rush Mrs. Odus Tutterow and Mrs. Ralph McVey.
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Mocksville
William Grady Ijames
Route 1
Davie County
Eaton’s Chapel
Greensboro
Sara Ijames
Wesley Inman
Lexington
Charles F. James
Pascagoula
William G. Ijames Jr
Fred
Mrs Vannie Parsons R I Candor Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Vannie Parsons 70 of Route 1 Candor widow of Gadson Parsons died at home after a long illness. Survived by husband two sons Olon of Greensboro Marvin of Biscoe two daughters Mrs Matt Greene of Greensboro Mrs Dean Gillis of Biscoe and one sister Mrs Mae Jones of Thomasville. Funeral at 3 p.m. Sunday at Macedonia Presbyterian Church of which she was a member. Body at Candor Funeral Home.
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Candor
Vannie Parsons
Route 1
Gadson Parsons
Olon Parsons
Greensboro
Marvin Parsons
Biscoe
Matt Greene
Dean Gillis
Mae Jones
Thomasville
Macedonia Presbyterian Church
Candor Funeral Home
GTI Enrollment Set For Agenda
Guilford Technical Institute board meets at 8 a.m. Thursday at the Albert Pick Motel on I-40 to discuss enrollment prospects for the coming school year. Other items include new programs building committee report summer conferences and graduation events.
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Jamestown
Guilford Technical Institute Board of Trustees
Albert Pick Motel
I- 40
Desegregation Aid Guidelines Expected in August
Raleigh AP says North Carolina will receive 1.5 billion in federal desegregation funds with guidelines ready the week of August 17. Archie Davis of Winston-Salem announced the state will assist local superintendents in applying for the money to support integration efforts. The State Advisory Committee on public education met with progress reports and emphasized cooperation while stating the group will not sue. The full committee meets August 27 to set firm distribution guidelines.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Department of Public Instruction
Archie Davis
Winston- Salem
Davis
North Carolina State Advisory Committee On Public Education
School Menu Week Of Aug 10 15 For First Grades
The week's lunches include beef and noodles with green peas and peaches on Monday. Tuesday offers vegetable soup with PBJ, chips, and cake. Wednesday features spaghetti with tossed salad and French bread plus fruited jello. Thursday serves macaroni and cheese with mixed vegetables sliced tomatoes and ice cream. Friday presents fish sticks with stewed potatoes buttered greens corn bread and lemon pudding.
Local Pastor Addresses Kiwanis on Family Theme
Dr L M Hollingsworth pastor of Emerywood Baptist Church spoke to the High Point Kiwanis Club on The Importance of the Family and was inducted as a member. New members James C Carlisle and Dr Keeling A Warburton joined. Visitors included Paul Smith Jeff Miller James Slaughter from Asheboro. Grady Morgan and Roy Boyles attended as guests. J D Dobbins elected secretary elect to the Kiwanis Board.
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L. M. Hollingsworth
Emerywood Baptist Church
High Point Kiwanis Club
Hollingsworth
Kiwanis
James C. Carlisle
Keeling A. Warburton
Paul Smith
Jeff Miller
James Slaughter
Asheboro
Grady
Maple Street widening diverts traffic from EF Guilford underpass
A photo shows Maple Street widened and improved to handle heavy traffic at the EF Guilford Maple intersection. A detour exists on E Main Street as Chair City Street Improvement moves traffic flow away from the underpass.
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E. Main Street
Guilford-Maple
Maple Street
Thomasville
E. Guilford Street
High Point men charged in lottery ticket possession raid
RANDOLPH FROM PAGE 2-A St. High Point. All were charged with possession of lottery tickets. Each man posted $300 bond. After the raid on Fields' service station, Brown revealed he had a padlocking order signed by Superior Court Judge Seay of Spencer. A hearing on whether the padlocking should be permanent is set for Aug. 31.
Danish nurse relapses amid wardrobe protests
In Copenhagen patient Leif Kampmann reports a relapse after his private nurse arrives in a midi skirt instead of her usual mini. Nurse Helle Christensen says she will not trigger punitive actions without patient consent and notes past wardrobe switches.
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Copenhagen
Wns
Leif Kampmann
Helle Christensen
Rezoning Plan To Be Heard By Guilford County Board
The Guilford County Planning Board will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the county administrative building to hear multiple rezoning requests. D M Hollady representing Mrs Betty Williams seeks to rezone land on Swing Road north of I 40 from agricultural to heavy industrial use in Friendship Township. Additional hearings include a NC 61 parcel in Rock Creek Township from residential to business and land in Monroe Township from residential to planned business. A further case requests changing Clay Township property from residential to agriculture.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Planning Board
Guilford County
Planning Board
D. M. Hollady
Betty Williams
Swing Road
I-40
Friendship Township
N.C. 61
Rock Creek Township
Monroe Township
Clay Township
Furniture Plants See June Sales Dip Across Southern States
The Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association reports June shipments down 5.2 percent from June 1969 across 14 states including North Carolina. Backlogs fell 32.8 percent year over year, with June production 7.5 percent below 1969 and payrolls down 10.2 percent. First half 1970 sales 12.1 percent below 1969, with payrolls 7.6 percent lower. May to June shows 5.8 percent decline in shipments and 1.3 percent fewer backlogs.
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Southern Furnitue Manufacturers Association
SFMA
North Carolina
Contour Bras Offer Sleek Support For All Figures
The Contour Council endorses new line of bras designed to be minimally binding and flattering. Contour bras with pre shaped cups aim to enhance projection and support for a variety of bust sizes.
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Contour Council
NAACP seeks to separate Raleigh from desegregation suit
The NAACP Legal Defense Fund asks the U.S. Eastern District Court to name Raleigh schools separate defendants in the desegregation case, arguing state authority over local pupil assignments is limited. The move targets eight units including Goldsboro Guilford County Tarboro Maxton Rocky Mount Union Edgecombe and Raleigh. The court had ordered local plans due but a stay paused enforcement.
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Raleigh
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
U.S. Eastern District Court
North Carolina
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Legal Defense Fund
U.S. Justice Department
State Board of Education
Craig Phillips
A. C. Davis
U.S
Algernon Butler
Morgan. Morgan
Butler
U.S. Office of Education
Goldsboro
Guilford County
Julius Chambers
Charlotte
Chambers
Tarboro
Maxton
Rocky Mount
Union County
Edgecombe County
NAACP
Tasteless Award Should Highlight Kellys Heroes
A review urges an Academy award for tastelessness, condemning Kellys Heroes for a World War II caper plot with a greed driven platoon. The critic calls the film implausible with cardboard characters and a cynical attempt at humor at the expense of death and courage. Robert Marks.
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Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences
Brian G. Hutton
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Francis Whitten
Francis Lettie Hall Whitten
Aldridge Street
Randolph Hospital
William Ijames
Mrs. Gadson Parsons
Williams
South Main Street
William Ralston Campbell
City Street Improvement
Jim Stratford
Randolph
Sfma Monthly Report
J. Braxton Craven
Robert
Wachovia
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Center Theatre
France
Clint Eastwood
Kelly
Telly Savalas
Don Rickle
Donald Sutherland
Church ST
High Point Enterprise
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