Weavil Hedrick Weavil death with funeral in High Point
Mrs. Mattie Esther Hedrick Weavil 94 of Liberty House Nursing Home died Saturday at 10 p.m. at High Point Memorial Hospital after three weeks illness. Born February 23 1882 in Davidson County she married Noah C. Weavil who died March 31 1958. Survived by five daughters two sons 18 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at J. C. Green and Sons Chapel burial Calvary United Church of Christ Cemetery. Family at the funeral home tonight 7 to 9.
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Thomasville
Mattie Esther Hedrick Weavil
Liberty House Nursing Home
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Weavil
Davidson County
John Burgess
Julia Ann Hedrick
Noah C. Weavil
Deborah's Witnesses
Bill
Elaine) Bolden
Forest Drive
Reuben
Louise) Brandon
Winston-Salem
O. H
Bessie) Hines
Worth Ave
High Point
O. R
Bradie) Neighbors Sr
Eastchester Drive
Audrey Wood
Ocala
Fla
Robert C. Weavil
Mendenhall Road
Bill Weavil
Route 6
J. C. Green and Sons
Roy Dowell
Charles Simmons
Calvary United Church of Christ
Central Wesleyan Church
Charles Stout
William S. Brady
Oaklawn
Pugh Funeral Home
Horace Walker
W. Liberty St
Death Claims Mrs Ferrell in High Point Hospital
Mrs Mildred Mae Fullan Ferrell 43 of 7148 Summer Ave died today at 1:20 am in High Point Memorial Hospital after four years of declining health. Born May 4 1983 in Huntersville she had lived in the High Point area 27 years and was Baptist. Surviving: husband Billy Ray Ferrell daughter Shirley Snow father Roy Fullan mother Rosie C Fullan brother Frank Fullan sister Margaret Pethal. Funeral 3 pm Tuesday Cumby Archdale Chapel burial Fairfield United Methodist Church Cemetery. Body at Cumby Mortuary Archdale. Family at home tonight 7 to 9.
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Mildred MaeFullan Ferrell
Summer Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ferrell
Huntersville
Roy
Rosie Campbell Fullan
High Point
Billy Ray Ferrell
Gary
Shirley) Snow
Roy Fullan
Rosie C. Fullan
Frank Fullan
Kings Mountain
Margaret Pethal
Cumby Archdale Chapel
Farrell Shimpock
Fairfield United Methodist Church
Cumby Mortuary
Archdale
Bruce Tesh
Winston-Salem
Susan Speaks Tesh
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Lonnie Renegar
Harvey Speaks Sr
Donna Gale Tesh
Chris Tesh
Don Shaver
Asheville
K. C. Mullis
Paul
Harvey
Vogler’s Chapel
Vogler’s
Main Street
Motel Break-In Report From Americana Motel
Lloyd Kidd of Madison Avenue told Sheriff’s deputies that items worth 55 30 were stolen from a room in the Americana Motel on Preddy Boulevard. Missing items include a hotel lamp, ashtrays, linen, an ice bucket and the hotel key. Patsy Kropira of Hayworth Springs Trailer Park reported her trailer broken into and two knives stolen. she suspects more was taken as belongings were rearranged.
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Madison Avenue
Sheriff's Deputies
Americana
Preddy Boulevard
Patsy Kropira
Hayworth Springs
Ms. Kropira
Recreation Coordinator To Be Hired in Guilford County
Greensboro news confirms Guilford County will hire a fulltime recreation coordinator. James Rickards notes the post follows July Board of Commissioners action creating the position and a new advisory board on recreation. The unit mirrors the environmental advisory model and marks advances in rural recreation with pilot programs in 1974 and a 1975 county-wide effort using revenue sharing funds.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
James Rickards
John Witherspoon
Board of Commissioners
Rickards
Advisory Board
Thomasville Man Shot In Back At Trailer Park
Richard W. Jarrett 28 of Winston-Salem was shot in the back with a shotgun at Willowreed Trailer Park No 2 after an evening dispute at the 10-A Bar in High Point. A suspect returned with a shotgun and fled as Jarrett waited outside. Jarrett hospitalized in stable condition.
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Thomasville
Richard W. Jarrett
Avondale Dr
Winston- Salem
Willowreed
Davidson County
National Highway
High Point
Jarrett
Community General Hospital
Lexington Men Wounded Over Weekend
Two Lexington area men were shot Saturday. Cecil Tabor was hit by a .22 pistol during a family argument on Payne Street and transferred between hospitals, in stable condition. Ray Champion, shot in the left foot over beer dispute with his brother Edward, faced assault charges and left hospital for medical consult.
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Lexington
Cecil Tabor
Payne Street
Tabor
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Henderson
Ray Champion
Chapman
Edward
Smith Farm Road
Edward Champion
Champion
Cox Residents Win Zoo Access Compromise
The North Carolina DOT announced a compromise allowing Cox Road residents access to the zoo entrance via a new connector while keeping other Cox and Flagg Springs Road segments in place. The decision follows protests over earlier plans that would cut Cox Road off from the zoo thoroughfare and affect nearby landowners' property value.
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Cox
Asheboru
Cox Road
N.C. Zoological Park
Purgatory Mountain
State Dept. of Transportation
W. A. Garrett
State Highway Design Branch
DOT
Randolph
Richard Pugh
Flagg Springs
Zoo
Dept. of Transportation
Bicentennial Staffers Still Working In Raleigh
North Carolina’s Bicentennial staff remains active despite a large budget cut. The shift moved funds to salaries and travel while 56 local celebrations proceed, a Kings Mountain ceremony looms, and a Raleigh mall project nears completion.
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Bicentennial
Raleigh
Bill Noblitt
General Assembly
North Carolina Bicentennial Commission
Cultural Resources
Grace J. Rohrer
Joint
The
Mary B. Cornick
Rohrer
James E. Holshouser
Liston B. Ramsey
D-Madison
Dept. of Transportation
Assembly
Bicentennial Commission
Dick Ellis
North
South Carolina
Kings Mountain
Ellis
National Archives
Study Proposed On Easing Payment Procedures for Debtors
Councilman Archie Myatt urged a study in mid June to evaluate the wisdom of the earlier adoption of a lenient payment procedure. Mrs Gray's committee was tasked by the council to conduct the study to understand if the policy helps or harms those struggling to pay.
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Archie Myatt
Four Hurt In One Car Crash On Mobile Street
Four people were treated and released from High Point Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on Mobile Street near Cliffside Avenue Saturday at 12:59 a.m. Victims include Tommy QO Covington 21 of Sherrod Avenue and his three passengers Willie Little 25 of Henley Street Lawrence Duff 20 of Graves Avenue and Gregory Davis 20 of Boundary Avenue. Police also reported a separate two car collision on Gordon Street at Morgan Place at 9:05 p.m. Saturday involving Michael Bennett 19 of Henley Street and driver Curtis William Ingram 17 of Hines Street. A third incident at the High Point Mall parking lot at 1:52 p.m. involved Frank Brooks Deal Jr. 50 of Ferndale Avenue and James Alan Stanley Jr. 16 of Westminster Drive, with Deal Jr. slightly injured.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Mobile Street
Cliffside Avenue
Tommy QO
Covington
Sherrod Avenue
Willie Little
Henley Street
Lawrence Duff
Graves Avenue
Gregory Davis
Boundary Avenue
High Point
Michael Bennett
Gordon Street
Morgan Place
Curtis William Ingram
Hines Street
Frank Brooks Deal Jr
Ferndale Avenue
High Point Mall
James Alan Stanley Jr
Westminster Drive
Kennel Club Awards To Dog Owners In Furniture City
The Furniture City Kennel Club honored members for dog judging and companionship. Recipients include Mrs. Ann Riddick with a pomeranian Ch. Cedarwoods Wee Bit O Robin, Herb and Linda Quarles with a scottie Ch. Kirk Nor Rhymes and Reasons, Wanda White with Ratters two, ch Wind maker's Weatherman T D, Shirley Albertson with two hor zois ch Tzarina Lisa of Hi Trin and ch Sir Shamlotte of Hi Trin, Jean Wilt with bulldog Ch Witts Golden Bullitt, and Bobby Campbell with miniature pinscher ch Danny Boy of Trindale. Linda Quarles earned the Dog World Award from Dog World Magazine for outstanding service to dogs. James R. White received the Gaines Bronze Medal for sportsmanship.
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Furniture City Kennel Club
Ann Riddick
Cedarwoods
O'Robin
Herb
Linda Quarles
Kirk Nor Rhymes
Wanda White
Windmaker
T.D
Shirley Albertson
Tzarina Lisa
Hi- Trin
Sir Shamlotte
Hi-Trin
Jean Wilt
Witts
Golden Bullitt
Bobby Campbell
Danny Boy
Trindale
Dog World
Dog World Magazine
James R. White
Gaines
Boy Charged With Death In Wilkes County Case
A 15 year old male juvenile was arrested and charged in the death of 81 year old Myrtle B. Billings of Hayes North Carolina. The body was found in a wooded area about 200 feet behind her house. Sheriff Bill Anderson did not release the youth’s name due to age.
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Hayes
APH
Wilkes County
Myrtle B. Billings
Rt. 1
Bill Anderson
Anderson
Guilford County Sales Tax Near Yearly Goal
Guilford County sales tax collections for 1976-77 appear on track to meet the budget. Finance Director Thomas Cashwell said the first quarterly payment from the state is projected at 1,461,003 versus the 1,350,000 required for the period.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Thomas Cashwell
Cashwell
Officials Expect To Sell Bonds In Guilford County
Guilford County officials plan to market about 10.6 million dollars of voter approved bonds in the 1976 77 fiscal year. The sale could begin in early 1977 with all bonds due by June 30 1977. The issue includes 2 million water bonds 3 million sewer bonds 1 2 million landfill bonds 100 000 for Guilford Technical Institute improvements 4 million of Evergreens project bonds and 500 000 for a new sheltered workshop construction in Greensboro.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Thomas Cashwell
Cashwell
North Carolina
Guilford
Democrat policy critique on taxes and education reforms
The speaker lambasts Democrat policy on employment nutrition and aging and argues North Carolina tax laws are unfair to middle and lower incomes. He supports repealing the food tax and the $120 sales tax ceiling on large items and proposes time of day pricing for utilities and stronger measures of basic reading and math achievement.
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North Carolina
Television Log Listing Evening Schedule
The page lists TV programs with time slots and networks. Notable items include Crosswits To Tell the Truth The Price Is Right and Monday Night Baseball among others, plus late night news and Tonight Show.
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Athens
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Chatanooga
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Route 5
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Linda) Parker
Rt. 5
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Glenda) Brown
Countryside Drive
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Gaye) Thompson
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Jennifer) Taylor
Tabor St
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Belmont Drive
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Agnes St
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Bert Franklin Bury
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Delores) Jones
Chesapeake
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Bobbie) Coble
N. Main St
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Carl Michael
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Rt. 8
Troy Lee Parrish Jr
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Brenda Lou) Williams
Jefferson Bury
West Palm Beach
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Elaine Hill
Carolina St
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Harold Shives
Floral Garden Park
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Kernersville
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Route 7
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Union Grove
Wington- Satem
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Union Grove Baptist Church
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Myron Leonard
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